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Dr. Shiv Kumar
Ph.D. (CSE), M.Tech. (IT, Honors), B.Tech. (IT), Senior Member of IEEE
Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Lakshmi Narain College of Technology Excellence (LNCTE), Bhopal
(M.P.), India

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Dr. Dinesh Varshney
Professor, School of Physics, Devi Ahilya University, Indore (M.P.), India

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Ph.D(CSE), MS(CSE), BSc(EE)
Department of Computer and Information Technology , Port Training Institute, Arab Academy for Science ,Technology and Maritime
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PDF (Purs), Ph.D(CSE), ME(Software Engineering), BE(CSE), SMACM, MIEEE, LMCSI, SMIACSIT
Department of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering, School of Engineering, Howard College, University of KwaZulu-
Natal, Durban, South Africa.

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Authors: Rajiv Kumar Yadav, Anadh Gandhi, Kumar Abhishek, Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Goutam Nandi
Machining Performance Optimization for Turning of Inconel 825: An integrated Optimization
Paper Title:
Route Combining Grey Relation Analysis with JAYA and TLBO
Abstract: With the widespread application of Inconel alloys in manufacturing industries especially in the
automobile as well as aerospace industries leads to manufacturers to pay more attention towards the
understanding of machinability aspects of these alloys. Attributable to the need for large-scale manufacturing of
Inconel machined components, the optimization of machining process variables become crucial to produce
quality products economically by means of enhancing process performance. In common, several process
parameters namely depth of cut, feed rate, and spindle speed influence the performance of turning operation in
their own way. Concurrently, in the machining of Inconel alloys, the important performance indices are Material
Removal Rate (MRR), surface roughness, and cutting force. This work deals with the assessment of process
performance of Inconel 825 alloy amid turning operation. For the optimization of multiple responses, grey
relation analysis has been employed that transforms the multiple responses into a corresponding single response
known as overall grey relation index (OGI). Based on OGI, as a function of selected process variables,
formulation of a non-linear regression model has been done and considered as the fitness function. To conclude,
two evolutionary techniques, Teaching-Learning-Based Optimization, well famous as TLBO, and JAYA
algorithm have been considered for optimization.

Keywords: Inconel 825, Optimization, JAYA, TLBO, Turning.

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pp 3499-3527, (2017).
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coated carbide tools”, Wear, Vol. 262, Issue 7 - 8, pp. 931-942, (2007).
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lubrication cutting conditions”, Journal of Cleaner Production, Vol. 32, issue , pp. 81-87, (2012).
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alloy using Taguchi based Grey relation Analysis”, Procedia Engineering, Vol. 64, pp. 1276-1282, (2013).
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Authors: S. V. Devika Shaik Khamuruddeen N.Manjula

Paper Title: Hybrid Beam Steerable Phased Array Antenna for Satcom OTM with 16 GHZ Feed Signal
Abstract: Now a day there is a great demand for communication On the Move (OTM). OTM antenna is
system which is mounted on a vehicle such as boat, train, car, flight, and this system is used to track the satellite
link and maintain the link between the terminal and satellite even when the vehicle is moving. The antenna
always steer to track the satellite link while motion. Phased array antenna with hybrid beam steering method is
proposed in this paper to achieve effective communication. The beam Formed in phased array of 100 isotropic
elements has a wide beam width. But, to fetch satellite communication applications, the beam width a narrow
beam width is required. Hence a parabolic reflector is chosen to sharpen the beam. But, for the ease of
simulation, in place of the array of antennas, a horn antenna design to operate at the same operating frequency,
16 GHz is given as a feed to the reflector antenna and the simulation is done using HFSS.

Keywords: Phased array antenna, beam steering, parabolic reflector, HFSS.

2.
References:
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(LAPC), 2013 Loughborough. IEEE, 2013.
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Authors: Partha Protim Borthakur, Dip Jyoti Bhuyan

Paper Title: Effectiveness of Information and Communication Technology in Promoting E-Governance in India
Abstract: E-governance means the utilization of internet and World Wide Web (WWW) for transfer of
information and delivery of services from government to citizens. With the growing progress in Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) and rise of innovative and creative instruments has also contributed towards
the expansion and growth of government activities in the various countries around the world. For the economic
and social empowerment of the citizens particularly of the developing countries, the Information and
Communication Technology is recognized as an apparatus of development and mechanism of empowerment.
Use of Information and Communication Technology in E-governance has created new prospects of innovation
and expansion in the activities of the government and delivering services to the citizens. To improve the quality
3. of life and to get faster economic development, the electronic governance takes for granted better importance in
the platform of contemporary governmental organizations. In the project of electronic-governance, the various
methods and technologies are being used to provide a structure for successful execution of government services 13-18
up to grassroots level. The growth and development of various nations are mainly based on the utilization of
Electronic-Governance with their penetration in contemporary periods. This E-governance has minimized the
corruption and saving the time along with increasing the level of transparency in the governmental process and
operation. However, the various projects such as e-seva, e-kranthi, smart government and digital India have been
launched by the Government of India to execute and support the initiatives of E-governance. This research paper
is an effort to examine the initiatives of E-governance which is directly related to citizens. The present work is
an attempt to examine whether the latest information and communication technologies can create an important
impact to the success of Electronic-governance.
 Keywords: E – Governance, ICT, Indian Political System, welfare, smart government.

References:

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and Management Research .
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Authors: Visvesvaran. C, Vinesha. P, Rajarajeshwari. S, Sowmiya. K, Athithya Janani. A

Paper Title: IOP Measurement using Contact Tonometer by MEMS Technology

Abstract: One of the most critical bans of mankind is being blind. Yes, how sorrowing it is when you are not
able to see this colorful world if you are blind. While we have heard of Cataracts and other macular
degeneration, among them one such eye disease is Glaucoma that records affection over 3 million people in the
United States. It is also known as “Silent thief” as it shows no symptoms but damages the optic nerve. It is
caused mainly due to the pressure that is developed inside the eye known as Intra-Ocular Pressure. There are
various tonometric methods at present to diagnose Glaucoma but the techniques are more dangerous to the eye.
MEMS technology is one of the most upgrading and developing strategies that has created wonders in medical
field. In this paper, we have proposed the concept of contact tonometer that makes use of a MEMS device which
acts as a transducer/sensor thereby contacting with the cornea of the affected eye. The received electrical signal
4. from the transducer is then processed and sent to the display indicating IOP. The basic concept and idea of
MEMS enabled contact tonometer is found to be the most convenient mode of detection. 19-22
Keywords: MEMS technology, IOP, Intra-Ocular Pressure, Glaucoma, Contact tonometers, tonometer, sensor,
transducer.

References:

1. Bruce, John, and Michael Crocetta. "Contact tonometer using MEMS technology." U.S. Patent Application No. 10/778,006.
2. Jeffries, Robert, and Lee Birchansky. "Ocular pressure measuring device." U.S. Patent Application 10/216,418, filed April 24, 2003.
3. Telandro, Alain. "System for Measuring Intraocular Pressure." U.S. Patent Application 13/266,238, filed August 2, 2012.
4. Singh, Parul. "Tonometry: an overview." IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences 13.1 (2014): 67-70.
5. Rich, Collin A., Yafan Zhang, Nader Najafi, Matthew Z. Straayer, and Sonbol Massoud-Ansari. "Wireless MEMS capacitive sensor for
physiologic parameter measurement." U.S. Patent 6,926,670, issued August 9, 2005.

Authors: Jaswinder Singh, Tarun Kumar Lohani

Paper Title: Use of Municipal and Industrial Wastewater in and around Nangal for Construction purposes
Abstract: Water is one of the vital needs of all living beings for daily activities like drinking, washing, bathing
etc. It is the most important factor in shaping the land and regulating the climate. The quality of water for
drinking and other activities if does not satisfy the standard conditions of physical, chemical and biological
characteristics as prescribed it then becomes ineffective. The quality of water is usually described according to
its. Hence it becomes necessary to find the suitability of water for various purposes like drinking, irrigation and
Industrial purposes. Rapid industrialization and use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides in agricultural lands,
discharge of voluminous municipal and industrial waste waters are causing deterioration of water quality vis-à-
vis depleting of aquatic biota. This ultimately causes massive pollution not only to the rivers, ponds and wells
but also drastically degrade the quality of groundwater. Research have been undertaken to use such type of waste
water in different construction purposes. It is absolutely true that demand of fresh water by the construction
5. sector is expected to increase due to high increase in the growth of construction activities in India (Dhanraj,
2017). Highly polluted Sutlej river in Punjab has been a constant encouragement to the environmentalists about
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reusing the contaminated water of the river. A total of 14 water samples from different point sources of pollution
were collected and tested for physico-chemical parameters (pH, temperature, DO, BOD, COD, TSS, TDS),
metals (As, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Mn, Ni, Pb and Zn) and microbiological parameter using World Health
Organization (WHO) and the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) standards to justify how the strength of concrete
goes on varying with respect to using the river water directly. An attempt was made to justify the use of
wastewater directly in preparing concrete for construction purposes by testing concrete cubes prepared by the
untreated water and comparing them with the strength of standard cubes.

Keywords: BOD, COD, Waste water, Compression Test.

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Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Vol. 5, Issue 4, pp.4601-4613, 2016.
10. Shrilatha, Rohtih M, Puneeth H C and Naveen K Khatavkar, “Effect of primary treated waste water in concrete mix”, International
Journal of Current Engineering and Scientific Research, Vol. 4 (8), pp. 9-13, 2017.
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Engineering, Technology and Management, pp. 274-278, 2017.

Authors: Ningombam Hemarjit Singh, O.P Roy

Paper Title: Reconfigurable Multiple Sensing node for the Automation of Agricultural Field
Abstract: In a real time system, monitoring and control of various parameters of the field is vital .In order to
achieve high yields and quality , exact parameters of soils and its necessary inputs to soil need to be put in
action. Pest and diseases are also important factors in decline of yield and quality. Considering the various
applications of this area, the present paper explains the wireless multi-sensing node for remote monitoring and
control system for agricultural applications. This is design with a number of good performance front-end devices
and circuits suitable for various types of sensors. Any Sensor device elements can be directly connected without
the need of extra circuits. The number of input sensors can be reconfigured with time to time as system demand.
The paper describes development and the interface of high performance and low-cost typical features elements.
The developed system displayed all the measures field parameters and corresponding set point values on the
LCD interface and also are stored in external interface memory for future reference. The developed node can be
connected to a personal computing system for decision support using wired RS-232 interface or wireless
connectivity using the RF modem from Xbee.
6.
Keywords: Multiple sensors, Automation, Xbee Wireless module, Real time remote monitoring. 27-31

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Authors: Bhargavi Goparaju, Bandla Srinivasrao

Improved DDoS Attacks detection using Hybrid Statistical Model and sparse representation for
Paper Title:
Cloud Computing
Abstract: While hosting various cloud based information technology facilities by handling various assets on
the internet, Cloud service accessibility has remained one of the chief concerns of cloud service providers (CSP).
Several security concerns associated to cloud computing service simulations, and cloud’s major qualities
contribute towards its susceptibility of security threats related with cloud service availability, the liability of
internet, and the dispense behavior of cloud computing. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks is one of
the main advanced threats that occur to be extremely problematic and stimulating to stand owing towards its
dispersed behavior and resulted in cloud service interruption. Although there exist amount of interruption
recognition resolutions anticipated by various investigation groups, there exists not at all such a faultless result
that avoids the DDoS attack and cloud service providers (CSP) are presently consuming various detection
resolutions by assuring that their product stays well protected. The features of DDoS attack consuming various
forms with dissimilar scenarios make it problematic to identify. Inspecting and analyzing various surviving
DDoS detecting methods contrary to several factors is accomplished by this paper. To enhance the system
performance further, sparse based data optimization is proposed to remove the redundant data. This
 enhancement reduced the execution time of the system by0.2%.

Keywords: Cloud Security, Cloud Service Availability, Co-Variance Matrix, DDoS attacks, Entropy.

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Paper Title: A Novel Text to Speech Technique for Tamil Language using Hidden Markov Models (HMM)
Abstract: Application of digital signal processing in speech processing plays a major part in our everyday life.
Text to speech system lets people to see and read out loud consecutively. Text-to-speech synthesizers use
synthesis techniques that require good quality speech. Text to speech conversion (TTS) can apply to many
applications such as automation, audio recording and audio-based assistance system. Text to speech conversion
can be applied for various multinational language as well as for a number of local languages. An efficient text to
speech conversion for Tamil language with extreme accuracy is proposed in this work. Multi feature, with a
8.
Hidden Markov Model (HMM) predictor is used to convert text to speech efficiently. By using the proposed
method, the precision of the framework is enhanced by a factor of 6% when contrasted with the traditional 38-47
system.

Keywords: Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Hidden Markov Model (HMM), Mean square error (MSE), Tamil
Unicode, Text to speech conversion, (TTS).

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Authors: Amandeep Singh, Ashu Jain, Babita Singla

Technological Advancement-Based Paradigm Shift: A Focus Shift from Large Screen to Small
Paper Title:
Screen
Abstract: Technology has always been behind the paradigm shifts in the business. The businesses have seen
their growth by marketing their product through TV, which was considered to be salesman at home that is going
to provide all the information. With the advancement in the telecommunication system that has seen a major
shift. With the launch of mobile phone things became very easier for business communication. Later with
android and iOS introduction everything took by storm. Now most of the viewing is on mobile rather than TV.
This research paper highlights the importance of use of mobile based technology to cater the better needs of the
consumers. This paper highlights the various upcoming model to cater the market based on the upcoming
technologies. This paper shows how the technology is helping the companies in attracting the customers.

Keywords: Mobile marketing; TV marketing; Technological Shift; ANN; MDS;

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Authors: S. Harivardhagini

Paper Title: Acidic Control of a Chemical Plant Implementing Non Linear Controllers
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involves (Variable Structure Control) VSC control. The acidic control process includes a prototype model. This
model has two inlets to the sample liquid. The two inlets supply acid and alkaline liquids into a Continuous
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desired pH of the system. The pH neutralization process is a non linear process; hence VSC serves as a better
solution. One type of VSC is the Sliding Mode Control which is applied to this system. Apart from this VSC,
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using the same. Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Workbench is abbreviated as LabVIEW. The programming
done with this software is applied to the prototype system and the results of the controllers are compared and it is
found that SMC controller is better suited than PID and fuzzy controllers.

Keywords: Sliding Mode Control, Variable Structure Control, LabVIEW, pH Control, PID Control, Fuzzy
Logic Control.

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Authors: Nymphea Saraf Sandhu, A. K. Upadhyay, Sanjiv Sharma

Paper Title: Sentiment Trend Analysis of Big Data

Abstract: Various fields like Text Mining, Linguistics, Decision Making and Natural Language Processing
together form the basis for Opinion Mining or Sentiment Analysis. People share their feelings, observations and
thoughts on social media, which has emerged as a powerful tool for rapidly growing enormous repository of real
time discussions and thoughts shared by people. In this paper, we aim to decipher the current popular opinions or
emotions from various sources, hence, contributing to sentiment analysis domain. Text from social media, blogs
and product reviews are classified according to the sentiment they project. We re-examine the traditional
processes of sentiment extraction, to incorporate the increase in complexity and number of the data sources and
relevant topics, while re-populating the meaning of sentiment. Working across and within numerous streams of
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enhancing the realm of sentiment. Numerous social media streams are analyzed to build datasets that are topical
for each stream and are later polarized according to their sentiment expression. In conclusion, defining a
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 Authors: Asmita S. Udagave, S. S. Sankpal
Anti-Theft Locking For Stolen Vehicles and Canny Password Protected Access to Personalized
Paper Title:
Vehicles
Abstract: The concern of car thieving has exaggerated staggeringly, largely at knifepoint or automotive parks.
it's essential would like of the event of a vehicle thieving alert and placement identification system for vehicle
homeowners to confirm thieving interference and speedy recovery tries in things wherever a vehicle is missing,
taken or driven by any unauthorized person. The thieving alert feature makes use of a trending GSM application
that is developed and put in during a transportable device that is embedded within the vehicle to speak with the
vehicle owner’s transportable. The communication is established via SMS. The communications established
include; (i) causation associate degree SMS alert from put in GSM to vehicle owner’s transportable once the
system activates. (ii)Sending associate degree SMS from the vehicle owner’s transportable to lock and unlock
the vehicle. A supplementary feature of entrant detection in bolted automotive makes use of PIR device that
detects wrong entry of entrant in bolted automotive and inform regarding it to owner and police.

Keywords: GPS; GSM; PIC16F877A; PIR motion sensor.

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Authors: Van Kiet Huynh, Ba Lam To

Paper Title: Developing an Intelligent Quiz System Based on Genetic Algorithm

Abstract: In the normal quiz system, all questions are the same. However, the questions of an intelligent quiz
system have different difficulty level, different response time, etc. This paper proposed a novel solution based on
genetic algorithm (GA) to build an intelligent quiz system. This solution is experimented with website system
via PHP and MySQL. The question bank for experiment is input into the system by lecturers. The experimental
result obtains very good with the accuracy rate of 95%.

Keywords: Evolutionary Algorithms, Genetic Algorithm (GA), Intelligent Quiz System, Learning Outcome
(LO).
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Paper Title: Evolution of Chatbots for Smart Assistance

Abstract: Every year, innovation is coming in the area of Artificial intelligence. Currently, the bots are used
for matching to give desired or predefined acknowledge. Coming era is the era of robots and software bots
using supervised, adaptive, and intelligent algorithms. In the paper, our focus is on the smart software which
takes input and performs pre-processing, processing on raw data. The result should be a processed output after
applying learning processes and intelligent approaches. This paper is introducing the prototype explaining were
to use the chatbots and which procedure is appropriate for creating Chatbots.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Neural Network, Natural Language Processing, Recurrent Neural
Network.

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Paper Title: Concrete Mix Using Solid Waste Aggregates (Coconut Shell Concrete)
Abstract: Now days the cost of construction is increasing day by day due to increase in the prices of the
building materials. The main ingredients of the concrete are coarse aggregate, fine aggregate and cement. Every
construction company mainly depends on these ingredients for the production of concrete. In the present
scenario most of the research work is done on how to reduce the cost of construction by increasing the strength
of the concrete. Depending up on the properties many of the waste materials are used in the concrete as the
partial replacement of aggregates. Mostly fly ash ,rice husk ash and blast furnace slag are found to be suitable
for replacing the fine aggregate partially in concrete. Agriculture is the major occupation of the people in India
and coconut production is one of the major agriculture production in India. The shell of the coconut is an
agricultural waste and requires large amount of area for its dumping after its usage. It causes environment
pollution if it is not dumped properly and creates major problem. If this coconut shell is used as replacement for
coarse aggregate in concrete it gives solution to the major environmental pollution. Experiments have done on
the effect of partial replacement of coarse aggregate with coconut shell for different percentages and investigated
the properties of this composite concrete In this study, for M20 and M25 grades concrete four different concrete
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mixes for each grade with various combinations of coconut shell of about 0%, 10%, 20% and 30% were
prepared. For each concrete mix three sample specimens were casted. The main focus behind this study is to 84-89
utilize the agricultural waste like coconut shells which are of low cost when compared to the coarse aggregates
and thus giving rise to the topic of how to construct the structures within low cost. In this study a short term
analysis, at 28 days, the nature of coconut shell aggregate concrete is studied by conducting some tests like
compressive strength, workability tests and comparison of these results are made with the normal concrete. In
order to maintain serviceability, durability and strength of the members all the necessary precautions are taken.
Thus by adopting this concept it will be very much helpful for the civil engineers and especially the society to
fulfill their basic needs like low cost housing.

Keywords: Coconut Shell, Light Weight Concrete, Compressive Strength, Solid Waste.

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Authors: Thanh Son Huynh, Luong Anh Tuan Nguyen

Paper Title: Developing Blockchain-Based System for Tracking The Origin of Chicken Products
Abstract: Recently, Blockchain-based solutions is being considered by many researchers. Blockchain-based
solutions are applied in areas such as finance, banking, education, e-commerce, logistic, agriculture, etc. In
Vietnam, many researchers and companies are also interested in applying Blockchain technology. This paper
proposed a Blockchain-based system for tracking the origin of chicken products. This system includes
components of Blockchain such as nodes, blocks, ledger, consensus, cryptography, transparency, etc. This
system was implemented and experimented at the chicken farms, Cho Gao district, in Tien Giang province,
Vietnam with many participants such as chicken farms, veterinary business agencies, wholesalers, retailers,
veterinary station of Cho Gao district Tien Giang province, food hygiene and safety certification organizations,
etc. Initial experimental results are very efficient and positive, a lot of farmers and stakeholders is excited to
participate in the experiment.

Keywords: Blockchain, tracking products, consensus, cryptography.

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Authors: S. Jennathu Beevi, R. Jayashree

Optimal Fractional Order PID Controller for Centralized and Decentralized Frequency Control in
Paper Title:
Restructured Power System
Abstract: In this research paper, an attempt has been made to design a Fractional order PID (FOPID)
controller employed for centralized and decentralized frequency control in a restructured power system. The
controller gains are optimized by Moth Flame Optimization algorithm (MFO), with Integral Time Absolute
Error (ITAE) as objective function. The performance of the FOPID controller is compared with that of
conventional PID controller under various contract scenarios. It is observed that FOPID as a frequency error
damping controller, the steady state and dynamic performance of the proposed power system is enhanced.

Keywords: Automatic Generation Control, Bilateral Contracts, Fractional Order Controller, Regulation.
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Authors: Mazher Sarfaraz Khan, Sayyad Ajij D

Paper Title: Testing Reliable-AODV for Mobile Ad-hoc Network using test-bed architecture
Abstract: Mobile Ad hoc Network(MANET) provides wireless communication withoutany infrastructure.
MANET generally uses a most popular and well-suited routing protocolthat is Ad hoc on Demand Distance
Vector (AODV). Random topology and mobilityin MANET cause link break multiple times in network due to
which poor link quality thatresults in packet losses in the network. In this paper, link quality improvement in
AODV routing protocol is focused. Link quality issue can be resolved through Cross-layer design(CLD)
interaction in the OSI communication model. This technique called as Reliable-AODV. CLD is implemented by
interacting Physical firstlayer and network third layer of the OSI model, CLDinteraction help in strong route
formation inAODV for Reliable-AODV. The result shows an improvement in the system Performance in terms
of metricslike throughput, Packet Delivery Ratio(PDR) and reduction in the packet losses, delay ofthe network.
Network simulator used for performance analysis is NS-2.a Simulation tool that shows improvement in results.
18. Castadiva Emulator with Wi-Fi routers and laptop are used as test bed architecture for validating sample results
of simulations. It is observed that some small variation in the simulated and emulated result by using real-time
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experimental setup.

Keywords: AODV, MANET, CLD, NS-2, NS-3.

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Authors: Ngoc-Khoat Nguyen

Intelligent Power System Stabilizers using Fuzzy Logic Technique and Sliding Mode Control
Paper Title:
Strategy
Abstract: Each electric power grid should be equipped with a power system stabilizer (PSS) to ensure the
network stability during operation and distribution. The major function of a PSS is to provide an appropriate
control signal to the synchronous generator system, making its rotational speed stabilization against
disturbances. This paper investigates three control strategies to design such an efficient PSS for the power
network, including a PID-based PSS, a fuzzy logic – based PSS (FLC), a fuzzy logic-integrated sliding mode
control – based PSS (SMC). With the rapid development of fuzzy logic technique considered to be an intelligent
19. and successful control tool, the PSS controllers applying this control strategy are able to obtain good control
performances, satisfying high requirements of the smart grids. Through a number of numerical simulations
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implemented in MATLAB/Simulink package for a single synchronous generator connected to an infinite bus,
this work verifies the feasibility and success of the studied control strategies in designing an efficient PSS
controller. Two case studies with load change and without load change will also be carried out in this paper to
demonstrate the broad stability range of the proposed PSS controllers. Simulation results reveal that the FLC and
the SMC are much better than the conventional PID-based PSS controllers and these two intelligent regulators
can be selected for successfully solving the stabilization problem of an electric power grid in practice.

Keywords: FLC, PID, PSS, SMC.

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Authors: Alakananda Tripathy, Sateesh Kumar Pradhan, Alok Ranjan Tripathy, Ajit Kumar Nayak

Paper Title: A New Hybrid Cryptography Technique in Wireless Sensor Network

Abstract: The wireless sensor network is a large number of tiny nodes installed in insecure environment for
monitoring, gathering and transferring data and are prone to security threats for its limited resources. In order to
transmit the data and to protect from different attacks in the network, security is maintained. To achieve
confidentiality, authenticity and authorization of data which secure the data from different attacks cryptographic
algorithm were used. The number of keys used in the cryptographic algorithm determines the security of the
data. Cryptographic algorithms are broadly classified into two types symmetric cryptography and asymmetric
cryptography. In the symmetric key cryptographic algorithm, a secret key is shared in the network and in
asymmetric key cryptographic algorithm two keys are used for data security. In wireless sensor network,
symmetric key cryptography required more storage to store the key among all the nodes of the network and in
asymmetric key cryptography more computation time is require for the data encryption and decryption. To avoid
memory and computation overhead we proposed a hybrid cryptosystem to handle the security in the wireless
sensor network. Initially shared key is exchanged among nodes using ECC which is a public key algorithm. Data
is encrypted and decrypted using RC4 symmetric key algorithm. Various performance measures such as time
taken for encryption and decryption process and memory needed for storing cipher text data. The proposed
model shows faster encryption of data and takes less memory for key storage as compared to the traditional
approach.

Keywords: Security, Cryptography, Symmetric key, Cipher text, Encryption, Decryption.

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Paper Title: Wavelet Scalogram for Detection of R-peaks in Noisy ECG Signal
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valuable data almost the sort of cardiac disarranges endured by the patient based on the fluctuations obtained
from the ECG signal design. In this paper, we considered noisy ECG signals [MIT-BIH database] and their
different wavelet scalograms. Wavelet analysis performed in the ECG signals with continuous wavelet
transforms and it has allowed to graphically identifying scalograms energy two-dimensional characteristics of
the heartbeat QRS complex.

Keywords: Noisy ECG Signal, Continuous Wavelet Transform, Wavelet Scalogram.

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Authors: Jagadeesh Medapati, Anand Chandulal Jasti, Ranajikanth TV

Paper Title: An Empirical Software Reliability Growth Model for Identification of True Failures
Abstract: Software Reliability is a special topic of software engineering that deals with the finding of glitches
during the software development. Effective analysis of the reliability helps to understand the quality of the
software. It also helps to reveal the number of failures occurred in development phase which facilitates
refinement of the failures in the developed software’s. If the failures are not minimized the number of reviews in
the software development process increases which in turn increase the expenditure to develop the software.
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software such that the time to release the software is optimized. It becomes a mandate for any organization to
release software patches so as to minimize the errors after software release and thereby if the number of patches
increases, the credibility of the software together with the storage area will be at stake. This article presents a
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Authors: Shamneesh Sharma, Manoj Manuja, Keshav Kishore

Paper Title: Vulnerabilities, Attacks and their Mitigation: An Implementation on Internet of Things (IoT)
Abstract: IoT is much-hyped technology in today’s world still it helps us to achieve the goals of ubiquitous
computing. Although, there are many challenges in adoption and implementation of IoT based solutions. One of
the major challenges is security of IoT products and services. Day after day exposures like Insecure Firmware,
Data Protection, Identity Thefts and DoS/DDoS Attack in the field of IoT are being oppressed with malicious
objectives so we need to focus on these security issues. A framework of IoT may use many services on a single
platform to give a specific applicability to the applications. These services can be sensor fields, cloud computing
and data analytics so the security architecture should ensure its measures on each level such as physical access,
remote access and secured data access. This paper presents the study on existing attacks and mitigation in IoT
Services which enables for finding and patching security vulnerabilities. With the help of machine learning and
data analytics, IoT services and security can be made proactive rather than reactive.

Keywords: Internet of Things (IoT), Security in IoT, Attacks in IoT, Data Protection in IoT, IoT Services.

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Authors: Nakul Nagpal, Arun Mittra, Pankaj Agrawal

Paper Title: Hand Motion-Recognition in an Intelligent Communication Module
Abstract: our country India consists of very high population. Almost 9 millions of population in this world can
be counted as a deaf or dumb people or both. We all know that the most valuable gift from the god given to
human is the capability to watch, hear, spoke & to give response as per the situation arises. We all know
communication is one of the most important medium through which one may carve up his/her feelings or
express the information to others. The key points in communication are ability of listening and speak the word
but so many from us are unlucky because they are not gifted by this ability from the god these are deaf & dumb
and people. Now a days so many researches are going on to solve difficulties of these people of our society
because they had to face very hard to communicate with normal person. It is too hard for mute(deaf & dumb)
people to transmit their information to the normal people. As all normal people are not fully trained to
understand different sign lingo, the communication between these two types of people becomes too complex. At
the time emergency or other days whenever a mute (Deaf & Dumb) people are travelling passing a message
(data) becomes too hard. Due to this disability one that has hearing and speaking disability doesn’t want to stand
and face the race with normal person. Since the communication for the mute people is image (Visibility), not
acoustic (Audio). For these mute people Hand motion plays a very part for communication. The data
transmission between mute-deaf & normal people is always a very challenging job. Deaf people make use of
24. sign language or gestures to make understand what he/she trying to say but it is impossible to understand by
hearing people. The admittance to various communication based technologies plays an essential role for these
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(mute) handicapped peoples. Developing a small and compressed gadget for these mute people is a difficult task.
Deaf-Dumb people find a difficulty in communicating with normal people and hence they always stay apart in
their societies. Basically deaf-dumb ones uses various sign language for communication, & they always face lots
of difficulty while communicating with normal people because they all not able to understand sign language
every time. Hence there is always a hurdle in communication between these two type of peoples. There are so
many researches has done in regulate to search a simple and easy way for mute people to communicate with the
normal people and articulate themselves to the rest of the real world. So many improvements have been done in
sign language but all are based on American gesture (sign) Language. Our research work is purely designed to
provide an aid to this deaf-mute by developing and designing a smart communication module which will help to
renovate sign language to text & speech communication with other and to help them lead a life in a much better
way. Our paper represents a static gesture recognition algorithm that will be designed and implemented will be
used in the smart communication system to bridge the communication gap between deaf & dumb and normal
people. If the algorithm is implemented completely it can be can be also used to capture and analyze emotions of
the people in area where high security is desired.

Keywords: Deaf-Dumb, Image processing, Sign language, Gesture, data processing etc.
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Authors: Karthik Pandiyan .G, Prabaharan. T

Paper Title: Cryogenic Hardening of EN 19 Alloy Steel

Abstract: This paper includes the study of heat treatment process that we carried out on En 19 steel in
cryogenic atmosphere. Cryogenic treatments of alloy steels have been significantly increase wear resistance and
toughness. These investigations of warmth treatment cryogenic medicines of amalgam steels have been asserted
to altogether expand wear protection and sturdiness. Cryogenic handling is a supplementary procedure to
customary warmth treatment process in steels. The cryogenic treatment on apparatus materials builds the life of
instruments, gear, parts and materials by boosting elasticity, sturdiness and strength. This cryogenic hardening
process is an onetime treatment influencing the whole part — not only the surface. Cryogenic treatment has been
broadly embraced as a cost decrease and execution upgrading innovation. Cryogenic treatment is likewise
utilized as an empowering innovation, when its pressure alleviating benefits are used to allow the manufacture
(or machining) of basic resistance parts. With regards to great outcomes about the use of profound cryogenic
treatment (DCT) on materials, the impact on the microstructure and properties (hardness, strength and the
substance of held austenite) are observed to be made strides. Cryogenic treatment has been distinguished to
improve the properties of Tools steels. It is discovered that cryogenic treatment confers almost 110% change in
apparatus life.
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Keywords: Cryogenic atmosphere, Deep cryogenic treatment (DCT).
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Paper Title: User Prediction in a Role for Secure Data Sharing Through Cloud
Abstract: Nowadays cloud is being used by both individuals and organizations to store and share the data
without establishing their own data center. The outsourcings of these data are becoming a major security issue
for businesses. Searchable encryption is one of the prominent techniques which allow the data owner to securely
store the data and then share the data for their growth in business. With this technique, Cloud Service Provider
can process the user request by searching on encrypted stored data without decrypting the data. In this paper we
analyze different searchable encryption techniques for secure data sharing and their preventive attacks. We also
proposed a method named “User Prediction in Role” to reduce the insider attack possibility in Role Based Data
Sharing (RBDS), which is based on user priority levels in a role. Priorities will be decided by role manager
based on the roles of a user in the organization and also predict the role assignment for new user. The proposed
method can helps the organization to avoid the unauthorized data leakage.

Keywords: cloud store, Data sharing, insider attack, Role based data sharing, Searchable Encryption.

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Authors: M.V. Madhuri, N. Ravi Shankar

Evaluation and Selection of Supplier in A Supply Chain Management using DEA-TOPSIS Methods
Paper Title:
Under Intuitionistic Fuzzy Environment
Abstract: Selection of efficient supplier is essential in a Supply Chain Management. It increases product
quality, reduces wastage and saves time. In recent past, many methods were used in supplier selection process.
Selection of efficient supplier that suits the manufacturer criteria is needed. The proposed method comprises of
two stages that integrates Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and Technique for Order Preference by Similarity
to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS). The efficiency of the given set of suppliers is evaluated using DEA method in the
first stage that filters the given list of suppliers. While in the second stage, TOPSIS method is applied to select
one of the efficient suppliers shortlisted in first stage. Integration of two methods reduces the selection time.
Since the data provided and the criteria considered are vague and imprecise in nature, decision making is done in
intuitionistic fuzzy environment. The proposed methodology is demonstrated with a numerical illustration.

Keywords: Decision making; Data Envelopment Analysis; TOPSIS, Intuitionistic fuzzy numbers; Supply
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Authors: K.Padmavathi, A.V.Senthilkumar

Paper Title: A Proposed Method for Prediction of Membranous Nephropathy Disease

Abstract: Kidney disease is the most prevailing problem in today's world. Gathering knowledge through data
analyzing is called data mining which can be widely used in healthcare industry. Medical data mining plays an
important role in prediction of the disease. Nephrotic disease is the most challenging disease in day to day life.
Membranous nephropathy disease is caused by the immune system of the body. An antibody called PlA2R is
found in the kidney. When this antibody reacts with the antigen it causes the disease MN .Patients can lose 10-
20gm of protein per day and experience severe disability. Membranous nephropathy is of two types, primary
MN and secondary MN .Prediction of PLA2R antibodies plays an important role in Membranous Nephropathy.
In this paper it is proposed to analyze the PLA2R antibodies in the patient over a period of time. Based upon the
analysis of primary MN prediction can be done. Hypothesis is established in monitoring the PLA2R antibody
and it will help in diagnosis and subsequent treatment of the disease Membranous Nephropathy (MN).

Keywords: Membranous Nephropathy (MN),anti-PLA2R,Nephrotic Syndrome, Kaplan Meier method.

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Paper Title: Brain Tumour Segmentation Based on SFCM using Back Propagation Neural Network
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image, the tumour segmentation and classification is very hard. In identification method brain tumour is used to
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begin, premalignant and malignant. In MR images, the amount of data is high to explain and analysis. In current
years, segmentation of tumour in magnetic resonance image has essential in research field of clinical imaging.
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Authors: Leelavathy iG, iDeepthi iJoseph

Paper Title: Scalable Video Streaming over Wireless Access iNetworks

Abstract: Cloud itransmission iservices iprovide ia icapable, iflexible, iand iscalable ia iseries iof icalculations
imethod iand ioffer ian ielucidation ifor ithe iuser idemands iof ihigh iquality iand irange iof ihypermedia
isystem. iGenerally ispeaking, iaccessing ihypermedia isystem ivideo iservices ithrough ia ilarge isystem iis ino
ilonger ia iproblem. iThe imajor ivideo iplatforms, isuch ias iYoutube iand iAmazon, ihave igood imanagement
istyles iand iprovide iusers ito ishare iusing imore ithan ione imedium ivideos ieasily iwith ienlarge iservices.

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Authors: T.Rajasekaran, Sumathi Eswaran, A.Rengarajan, T.V.Ananthan

Traffic sign and Obstacle detection in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network (VANET) using HOG and Haar
Paper Title:
Classifier Techniques
Abstract: Wireless technology is progressing faster with time. People are doing research these days generally
in the field of Wireless communication. VANET is the most developing exploration territory in remote
correspondence. With the headway and development of the VANET, there will be an incredible upheaval in the
field of telecommunication regarding quick handovers, arrange accessibility, security, wellbeing with the
utilization of cutting edge applications and so on. VANET innovation is progressing with the progression of time
however there are numerous issues that must be routed to make the system more overwhelming. In this paper we
have proposed an effective mechanism for object detection in highways using Neural Networking and proving
driver assistance to enhance the existing system to the next level as Intelligent Transportation System.

Keywords: Vehicular Ad-hoc Network (VANET), Intelligent Transportation System(ITS), Convolution Neural
Networks(CNN), Object detection, HOG and Haar Classifier.
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Authors: Shruti Jain, D.S. Chauhan

Standard Multiple Regression Analysis Model for Cell Survival/ Death Decision of JNK Protein
Paper Title:
Using HT-29 Carcinoma Cells
Abstract: Signaling by the JNK protein has been studied for more than decades with various previous reviews
covering more specific aspects. For estimating the relationship among variables a statistical technique called
Regression analysis (RA) is used. RA is used to determine the correlation among two or more variables. In this
paper, a multiple regression analysis is used to assess the most significant contribution of JNK protein using ten
different concentrations of TNF, EGF, and Insulin that control the survival/ apoptosis response of HT-29 human
colon carcinoma cells. The data is analyzed using Statistica software. Data normality and the outliers were
checked by visual method (histograms, box plot and Q-Q plot). Descriptive statistics (mean and standard
deviation) and correlation matrix (correlation and covariance between variables) are used to get the best
concentration. Standard regression analysis is used to make a model through which analysis of variance,
regression coefficient & correlation coefficients were analysed and based on the p-value we come to know that
100-0-500 yields the best concentration level which helps in the analysis the cell survival/ apoptosis of JNK
protein that was validated by variable importance plot.

Keywords: Regression analysis, correlation, covariance, standard deviation, JNK.

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Authors: Deepti Kulkarni, Nagaraju Bogiri

Paper Title: Sentiment Analysis for Tweets using Patterns and Strategies to Detect the Genuineness of Tweets
Abstract: Sentiment analysis related with distinguishing and classifying opinions or sentiments expressed in
given text. Social media is completing a colossal quality of wealthy knowledge within the type of tweets,
 standing updates, diary posts etc. Sentiment analysis of this user generated knowledge is incredibly helpful in
knowing the opinion of the gang. Twitter sentiment analysis is troublesome compared to general sentiment
analysis thanks to the presence of slang words and misspellings. Knowledge base approach and Machine
learning approach square measure the 2 methods used for analyzing sentiments from the text. Public and private
opinion a few wide range of subjects’ square measure expressed and unfold frequently via numerous social
media. Twitter offers organizations quick and effective thanks to analyze customers' view toward the crucial to
success within the market place. Developing a program for sentiment analysis is an approach to be accustomed
computationally live customers' perceptions. This project cognitive content together with varied patterns for
tweets along a side multiple strategies to discover the sentiment class expressed in a very tweet and if a tweet is
real or not. We proposed work to classify sentiments of tweets from people to determine if people are happy,
sad, angry, etc. about particular topic. Also the purpose of the work is to check genuineness of tweets so that
rumors about any topics can be detected and mitigated. This approach can be used in various fields further as
like detecting people sentiment about particular social issues. Also fake tweets and rumors which may further
exploit to social issues like riots, religion complexities can be removed. To achieve these goals and fetch tweets
we used Twit4j API and various techniques such as NLP, TF-IDF, and Sentiment Classifications are applied to
get results accordingly. We had maintained our own database of words for dictionary purpose as well as have
been used OpenApache NLP with their predefined dictionaries.

Keywords: NLP Sentiment analysis, machine learning, influence of tweets, POS.

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Paper Title: An Efficient Load Balanced Strategy for LTE-WLAN

Abstract: With each very little cell LTE and Wi-Fi systems accessible as selections for causing in
unauthorised teams (quite five GHz), the examination regarding their concurrence could be a theme of dynamic
intrigue, primarily determined by business gatherings. 3GPP has as lately institutionalized LTE authorized
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"reasonable access" PRN by 3GPP. Answers to such key framework causing angles, thusly, need valid
diagnostic models, on that there has been very little advancement so far. In like manner, in one in every of the
most work of its type, we have a tendency to build up another system for assessing the outturn of Wi-Fi and
LTELAA in concurrence things by means that of affordable changes to the discovered Bianchi [1] model.

34. Keywords: Wi-Fi, LTE-LAA, 5GHz Unlicensed band Coexistence.

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Authors: Mandar D. Sontakke, Meghana Kulkarni

KNN Classification Based Nonlinear Noise Delineation in Color Image using Optimized BM3D
Paper Title:
Filter
Abstract: Image enhancement using optimized methods along with optimized filters is need of current era. A
novel technique is proposed in this paper, which have KNN based pixels classifications strategy. This
classification is used to identify noise level and only noisy pixels are processed using optimized BM3D using
particle swarm optimization. The outside group pixels are brought back into group thereby removing the noise.
The process is further followed by resolution enhancement and Retinex for dynamic presentation purpose. The
experimentation results are also included in the paper which shows optimum performance .

Keywords: KNN, PSO, nonlinear noise delineation BM3D, Resolution enhancement, Retinex.

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Paper Title:
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cubes by using quadrature method, Haar wavelet method has been used to describe method for multiple integral
problems, the high accuracy and wide applicability of the Haar wavelet approach will be illustrated several
numerical examples.

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Authors: Kamaljit Singh, Khushpreet Singh, Aditiya Kumar Tiwary

Paper Title: Fire Exposure Behavior of CFST Column

Abstract: From the past numerous years Concrete Filled Steel Tubes (CFST) segments are progressively
utilized in the structures on account of their high burden bearing limit. In CFST sections the solid is encased in a
steel tube that gives formwork to solid which aides in continuing the nearby clasping of the steel. Additionally,
composite sections will add more solidness to the structure when contrasted with the ordinary segments. This
paper displays the Fire Exposure Behavior of CFST sections and the temperature in the diesel heater is pursued
by the ISO-834 standard flame bend. The example was chilled off for 24 hours at room temperature in the wake
of warming. During the cooling period of the example the weakening of solid happens. At long last, the quality
estimation of CFST sections is tried under Universal Testing Machine (UTM). The examination centers around
the quality properties of the roundabout CFST sections in the wake of being presented to a very controlled
temperature in the diesel heater.

Keywords: Temperature, CFST columns, Universal Testing Machine, Stiffness.

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Authors: Kasi Rekha, Potharaju Malasani

Paper Title: Response of Recycled Brick Aggregate Concrete to High Temperatures

Abstract: The abundant availability of demolition waste from construction industry is leading towards a
significant problem of disposal, land and air pollution. The natural aggregate resources are also depleting due to
development of construction activities. An attempt is made in this study to convert this waste into wealth by
substituting the recycled brick from demolition waste to granite aggregate in production of the concrete. The
granite aggregate (GA) is replaced with recycled brick aggregate (RBA) by 25% of its weight to produce M15
and M20 grades of concrete. The granite aggregate concrete (GAC) and recycled brick aggregate concrete
(RBAC) were subjected to different temperatures between 100 to 1000oC for a duration of 3 hours and the
mechanical properties such as compressive strength and flexural strength were examined to assess its fire
performance. The response of RBAC is better than GAC at each temperature. The study revealed that the
residual strength increases with the increase in grade of concrete at all temperatures.
 Keywords: granite aggregate concrete, recycled brick aggregate concrete, mechanical properties, response,
high temperatures, demolition waste.

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Authors: Sushreeta Tripathy

Performance Evaluation of Several Machine Learning Techniques Used in the Diagnosis of
Paper Title:
Mammograms
Abstract: Throughout the world breast cancer has become a common disease among the women and it is also
a life threatening diseases. Machine learning(ML) approach has been widely used for the diagnosis of benign
and malignant masses in the mammogram. In this manuscript, I have represented the theoretical research and
practical advances on various machine learning techniques the diagnosis of benign and malignant masses in the
mammogram. The objective of this manuscript is to analyze the performance of distinct machine learning
techniques used in the diagnosis of the Digital Mammography Image Analysis Society (MIAS) database. In this
work I have compared performance of four machine learning approaches i.e. Support Vector, Naive Bayes, K-
Nearest Neighbours and Multilayer Perceptron. The above four types of machine learning algorithm are used to
categorize mammograms image. The achievements of these four techniques were recognized to discover the
most acceptable classifier. On the end of the examine, derived outcomes indicates that support vector is a
successful approach compares to other approach.
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Authors: Dwipen Laskar, Naba Jyoti Sarmah, Anjana Kakoti Mahanta

SCI-Tree: An Incremental Algorithm for Computing Support Counts of all Closed Intervals from
Paper Title:
an Interval Dataset
Abstract: Interval data mining is used to extract unknown patterns, hidden rules, associations etc. associated in
interval based data. The extraction of closed interval is important because by mining the set of closed intervals
and their support counts, the support counts of any interval can be computed easily. In this work an incremental
algorithm for computing closed intervals together with their support counts from interval dataset is proposed.
Many methods for mining closed intervals are available. Most of these methods assume a static data set as input
and hence the algorithms are non-incremental. Real life data sets are however dynamic by nature. An efficient
incremental algorithm called CI-Tree has been already proposed for computing closed intervals present in
dynamic interval data. However this method could not compute the support values of the closed intervals. The
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from the given interval data. Also, all the frequent closed intervals can be computed for any user defined
minimum support with a single scan of SCI-Tree without revisiting the dataset. The proposed method has been
40. tested with real life and synthetic datasets and results have been reported.

Keywords: Data mining, Interval data, Closed Interval, Support Count, Minimum Support. 233-242

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Authors: Sunil Kumar k, P L Srinivasa Murthy

Paper Title: Effect of Retrogression and Re-Aging on Fatigue Crack Growth Behavior of Al 7075 Alloy
Abstract: In this activity I used very familiarly known as two steps heat treatment called RRA is applied on AL
7075 alloy to examine the fatigue behavior. this process includes the various stages of heat treatments includes,
annealing, high temperature pre-precipitation, artificial aging (T6), retrogression and re-aging. The specimens
are initially heated to 473o & then quenched in water medium .the specimens are further heated to 18hr, 22hr,
26hr respectively .after this specimens are heated 230o, 250o, 270o, 290o with different time intervals 7 & 14
min respectively to enhance the strength of the material this process we call it as retrogression and re-aging .after
this conducted experiment and came to know that by using RRA method we can increase the strength of the
material to maximum extent.

Keywords: AA 7075alloy, heat treatments, fatigue behavior.

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Authors: A. V. Devrukhkar, Y. V. Thorat, Sachin Chavan

Paper Title: Manufacturing and Testing of PAN Nano Fibres, Banana Epoxy Nanocomposite
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materials. The applications of composite material and the area in which they are being used is growing day by
day. The curiosity has gained substantially towards the use of natural fibres in composites in recent few decades.
Natural fibre composites are eco-friendly and often used in engineering application such as in construction,
automobile, aerospace and household applications. Nano fibres are responsible for a connection between the
Nano scale and the macro scale, since their diameters are in the nanometre range and the length is continuous.
Nanofibre are attracting very high interest due to their extraordinary micro and Nano structural characteristics,
high porosity, mechanical strength, Flexibility and integrally large total surface area. There is increased curiosity
about natural fibre based epoxy composites properties to short out engineering necessities. Hence, a matter of
concern to overview and check the exiting position and put efforts for sustainable and possible commercial
exploitation and additional improvements. This research work shows comparison of strengths with and without
added Nano fibres to the Banana fibres composite. Testing data clearly indicates the enhancement in mechanical
properties when Nano fibres are added in to Natural fibre reinforced composite.
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Authors: G Dilli Babu, B Jagadish Babu, K Sivaji Babu

Optimization of Surface Roughness of Turned Nano-Khorasan Based Madar Fiber Composites
Paper Title:
Using Response Surface Methodology
Abstract: Now a day Nano based Natural Fiber Reinforced Polymer (NFRP) composite is important alternative
material to conventional materials because of its superior characteristics. In general composite products are
manufactured nearer to the required shape, but secondary operations like machining is necessary to obtain the
required surface finish. Machining of NFRP composites is different than the machining of traditional materials.
This paper focuses on the behavior and optimization of machining parameters on turning of Nano-Khorasan
43. based madar fiber reinforced composites by using Response Surface Methodology (RSM) technique. The input
factors studied are speed, feed, depth of cut and Nano-Khorasan mixing. The investigated output response was
Average Surface Roughness (Ra). A Box- Behnken approach was employed to evaluate the optimum parameters 243-257
to attain the minimum Ra. Based on this approach, a second order polynomial modal equation was generated for
predicting response Ra. Also the relative effect of parameters on response Ra was studied by using ANOVA.
The experimental result shows some interesting factors in context to the turning of Nano Khorasan based
Madarfiber reinforced polymer composites.

Keywords: Madar fiber, Nano Khorasan powder, turning, Response Surface Methodology.
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Authors: Nikita Bhatt, Amit Ganatra

Paper Title: Semantic Correlation Based Deep Cross-Modal Hashing For Faster Retrieval
Abstract: Due to growth of multi-modal data, large amount of data is being generated. Nearest Neighbor (NN)
search is used to retrieve information but it suffers when there is high-dimensional data. However Approximate
Nearest Neighbor (ANN) is a searching method which is extensively used by the researchers where data is
represented in form of binary code using semantic hashing. Such representation reduces the storage cost and
retrieval speed. In addition, deep learning has shown good performance in information retrieval which efficiently
handle scalability problem. The multi-modal data has different statistical properties so there is a need to have
method which finds semantic correlation between them. In this paper, experiment is performed using correlation
methods like CCA, KCCA and DCCA on NMIST dataset. NMIST dataset is multi-view dataset and result
proves that DCCA outperforms over CCA and KCCA by learning representations with higher correlations.
However, due to flexible requirements of users, cross-modal retrieval plays very important role which works
across the modalities. Traditional cross-modal hashing techniques are based on the hand-crafted features. So
performance is not satisfactory as feature learning and binary code generation is independent process. In
addition, traditional cross-modal hashing techniques fail to bridge the heterogeneous gap over various
modalities. So many deep-based cross-modal hashing techniques were proposed which improves the
performance in comparison with non-deep cross-modal techniques. Inside the paper, we presented a
comprehensive survey of hashing techniques which works across the modalities.

Keywords: Multi-Modal data, Deep CCA (DCCA), cross-modal retrieval, hashing.

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Authors: B. Shankar Goud, Pudhari Srilatha, MN Raja Shekar

Effects of Mass Suction on MHD Boundary Layer Flow and Heat Transfer over a Porous Shrinking
Paper Title:
Sheet with Heat Source/Sink
Abstract: An examination is made to think about the impacts of the mass suction on the steady flow of 2-D
magneto-hydrodynamic (MHD) boundary layer flows and heat transfer past on a shrinking sheet with
source/sink. In the dynamic framework, an-uniform magnetic field acts perpendicular to the plane of flow. The
governing non-dimensional partial differential equations are changed into nonlinear ordinary differential
equations (ODE’s) using similarity transformations. The so derived ordinary differential equations are solved
numerically by using the MAT LAB solver bvp5c. From the keen examinations it is found that the velocity
inside the boundary layer increments with increment of wall mass suction, magnetic field and reportedly the
thickness of the momentum layer diminishes. There is a reduction in temperature as increases the Prandtl
number. With heat source specifications, Hartmann number, heat sink parameter & the temperature increments
are seen. Moreover, for strong heat source heat assimilation at the sheet happens.

Keywords: Heat Transfer, Heat Source/Sink, MHD Boundary layer, attenuation Sheet and bvp5c.
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Authors: L.Suganthi

Paper Title: Renewable Energy Substitution in Lieu of Fossil Fuel Based Energy For India
Abstract: Rapid globalization and industrialization is witnessed across the globe. This has led to a rapid
increase in energy demand. In India, it is found that energy consumption is growing exponentially. A sustainable
energy model that helps in optimizing the energy consumption is the need of the hour. The model should help
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have been were developed and the best fit was found. The requirement was found to be coal and lignite =
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minimizes cost is developed. Renewable energy substitution scenarios are developed. Solar energy is expected to
dominate and polices have to designed to ensure that the naturally available solar energy is being utilized to a
larger extent. Smart grid technology is at its nascent stage of development in India. Research and development
has to be done to enhance the use of smart grid so that decentralized energy generation from renewable energy
can be increased.

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Enhancement of Coronary Blood Vessels based on Frangi’s Vesselness Filter and Morphological
Paper Title:
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extract even small vessels and the results seem to be promising.

Keywords: Coronary artery, Coronary computed tomography angiography (CCTA), Hessian filter,
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Authors: Priyanka D.Halle, Shiyamala S

Secure Routing through Refining Reliability for WSN against DoS Attacks using AODSD2V2
Paper Title:
Algorithm for AMI
Abstract: Secure and reliable routing expands the performance of wireless communication infrastructure of the
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AODV(Reactive type protocol) and DSDV(proactive type protocol) protocol considering WSN. Different kinds
of Attack annoys the enactment of communication infrastructure of AMI. This paper defends communication
infrastructure from DoS (Denial of service) attack. The main aim of this paper try to provide reliable routing
with security. Communication infrastructure is a key element of AMI. Providing reliability and security for
communication infrastructure we can improve the performance of AMI. Due to this electricity sector can save
millions of dollars and we provide social awareness about importance of electricity security or Smart Grid. This
paper calculates the security in terms of delay, energy consumption, throughput, PDR (Packet Delivery Ratio)
48. and overhead. By considering these parameters we will calculate Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability and
Accountability (non- repudiation). Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) considered for wireless communication
infrastructure for the AMI. Sensor nodes are battered for attack. Intended for AODSD2V2 (Ad Hoc on Demand 282-289
Destination Sequenced Distance Vector Routing Protocol) protects the data packets from malicious nodes and
DoS attack. For the WSN network infrastructure two kinds of topologies are considered 1. Random deployment
strategy 2. Grid deployment. Network Simulator2 (NS2) delivers comparatively simulation results intended for
the calculation of reliability and security.

Keywords: AODV, DSDV, AMI Security, Routing.

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Authors: Vijayan.S.N, Deepak.P, Duraimurugan.G.K

Thermal Effects of Steam Pipe used in Activated Carbon Industry under Conditional
Paper Title:
Circumstances
Abstract: High pressure and high temperature steam is used to activate the material contained in the activated
zone of rotary kiln generally used in the cement manufacturing industry, activated carbon manufacturing
industry, thermal processing industries. In this work, thermal stress behaviour of steam pipe with a zigzag hole is
analyzed, which is used in the activated carbon industry where charcoal is used as a raw material. Steam is the
most important factor for continuous activation process and must be uniformly distributed in the activated zone.
Investigated the fracture produced in the heat affected region during the continuous process using ANSYS tool,
also found the deformation, equivalent stress and temperature distribution for two types of pipes.

Keywords: Rotary Kiln, Failure Analysis, Steam Pipe, Deformation, Equivalent Stress.

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Authors: Ekta Sandeep Mehta Jain, Rajesh Kumar Bhuyan
Simulation and Optimization of Warpage of Fiber Reinforced using Human Behavior Based
Paper Title:
Optimization
Abstract: Warpage is one of the major defects in injection molding and this affects the quality of the
materials. Some techniques are used to minimize the warpage by the changing the parameter settings. The
optimization techniques were applied to the parameter to find the optimized value. The popular method in 296-302
optimizing the parameter is Genetic Algorithm (GA) and this has the limitation of big stochastic components.
The main objective of this research is to propose the Human Behavior Based Optimization (HBBO) in the
 warpage. This method doesn’t have large stochastic and has a fast convergence rate. The orthogonal Array is
used to measure the warpage for the different parameter settings. The fiber reinforced component is used to
measure the performance of the proposed method. The Back Propagation Neural Network is used to find the
relationship between the warpage and other factors. Then optimization technique is applied to find the
parameter value. The experimental result of the proposed HBBO method in Warpage optimization is compared
with other existing method in warpage optimization. The HBBO method has the warpage of 0.0858 and the GA
method has the warpage of 0.0953.

Keywords: Fiber reinforced component, Human Behavior Based Optimization, injection molding, orthogonal
Array, and Warpage.

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Ahamed Mynuddin
Estimation of Conventional Pcc Strength And Durability with Partial Replacement of Cement using
Paper Title:
Aluminium Powder and Rice Husk Ash
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is looking for an appropriate and viable the waste item that would extensively limit the utilization of concretes
and at last lessens the development cost. Rice husk slag (RHA) which has the pozzolanic properties is a route
forward. A relative report on impacts of solid properties when OPC of differing evaluations was mostly
supplanted by RHA is examined in this paper. Rate supplanting of OPC with RHA was 0, 10, 20, 30 and 40%
individually. The compressive quality, water ingestion, shrinkage and solidness of cement were for the most part
considered. The examination recommends that up to 20% supplanting of OPC with RHA can possibly be
51. utilized as halfway concrete substitution, having great compressive quality execution and durability. Percentage
supplanting of OPC with Aluminum powder (Al) is 0.5% which is kept steady. We are utilizing M sand rather
than typical sand to diminish the expense of development and builds quality and sturdiness concrete. The 303-307
examination proposes the supplanting of concrete with RHA and Aluminum powder expands the compressive
quality, solidness, and diminishes the expense of development.

Keywords: Rice Husk Ash, ordinary Portland cement (OPC), M sand.

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examples are provided to illustrate the results.

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Authors: Hima Keerthi Penumetsa, Shashi Mogalla

Ml Based Naive Bayes Methodology for Rate Prediction Using Textual Rating and Find Actual or
Paper Title:
Movie Rating Based on Mbnbr Optimization
Abstract: We've experienced a bulk of review pages such as Amazon, Flip Kart & Facebook, book my show
and some applications etc., in latest studies. It offers an excellent chance to share our reviews for different goods
we buy. However, we are faced with the issue of duplicating data. It is essential where to stock precious data
from feedback to comprehend the desires of a user and create a precise suggestion. Some variables, such as user
buy documents, item type, and geographic place, are considered by conventional recommendation schemes. We
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customer but also the relational emotional impact. After which they count the credibility of the item that could
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53.
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discussion is analyzed with ML based Naive Bayes optimization got 20% more efficiency compared to existed
methods like linear regression, etc.

Keywords: Naive Bayes Classifier, PD (Positive Dictionary), SDD (Sentiment Degree Dictionary), ND
(Negation Dictionary), Social Media, move ML based naive Bayes rate prediction (MBNBR) OPTIMIZATION.

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Paper Title: Behaviour of a New Concrete Composition with Jaggery as Admixture

Abstract: Quality of concrete is influenced by the proportion of ingredients and method of preparation in
concrete production. A unique word which is used on concrete is inevitable in human life due to its properties
and applications. From the ancient days lime and jiggery are used as binding materials. This review paper
expressed the significance of jaggery on strength behavior of a new concrete composition. Experimentation
carried out for determining strength properties of a new concrete for M20 grade nominal concrete using jaggery
as admixture. Based on previous study, jaggery is an unrefined sugar product and it is easily available market;
the main function of jaggery is to increase the initial setting time of concrete and it also influencing the
properties of concrete. Preferably this type of admixture is used in different construction sites like deep
foundations, piers and long piles. Four different percentages of admixture was chosen into the experimentation
at 0, 0.25, 0.50 and 0.75% by weight of cement, finally it is accomplished that the workability of concrete is
being superior with jiggery as admixture but flexural strength and shear strength of this new concrete decreased
as compared with convectional M20 concrete.

Keywords: workability, shear strength, flexural strength, jaggery.

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Authors: D.Evangeline, T.Abirami

Paper Title: Social Spider Optimization Algorithm: Theory and its Applications
Abstract: An extensive variety of optimization problems are solved by swarm intelligence algorithms that are
modelled based on the animal or insect behaviour while living in groups. One such recent swarm intelligence
algorithm is Social Spider Optimization (SSO). This paper thoroughly reviews and analyses the characteristics
 of this meta-heuristic algorithm. Since the existing literature of this algorithm is comparatively limited, the paper
discusses the research ideas presented in such existing works and classifies the literature on basis of the
application areas like image processing, optical flow, electric circuits, neural networks and basic sciences. It also
sets a basis for research applications of the algorithm in order to tap the complete potential of the algorithm in
other areas to achieve desired results.

Keywords: Image Processing, Meta-heuristics, Neural Networks, Social Spider Optimization.

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Authors: Snigdha Sarkar, Sasmita Samanta, Arpita Mitra

Paper Title: Food Consumption Analysis of Convict’s Family: Application of Fuzzy Logic
Abstract: In new age state of affairs Prisons are supposed not only to penalize the criminal but also correct the
condition and behaviour of the criminals, who is accountable for inflicting injure on the victim. But family
portion of the criminal are also the victim in the process and situation. Convicts family faces the dreadful
condition during this procedure. Prisoner’s families are ill-treated unswervingly and in a roundabout way by the
society. They live in penury. Captivity of family member not only lessens the income of adult men but also
reduces familial funds for the basic requirements of life. The family members have to sacrifice their children’s
education, ancestor’s property, past savings, in some cases even essential requirements of their life. We always
think about the victim on whom the harm has been directly inflicted and completely ignore the harm inflicted on
the kin of the convict. The present study is an attempt to fetch to light the monetary susceptibility of families of
criminal in a prison in Bhubaneswar. After interviewing the family members of prisoners, data is analyzed
through fuzzy logic approach. The findings are explained in narrative manner so that the answer will be useful
for policy makers in future.

Keywords: Prisons, Prisoner’s families, Food consumption, Fuzzy logic.

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Authors: G. Bhavani, S. Sivakumari

Paper Title: Improved Cuckoo Optimization Algorithm for Association Rule Hiding
Abstract: Association Rule Mining (ARM) is a standard data mining practice used to determine interactions
hidden in huge sets. Association Rule Hiding (ARH) methods are used to preserve the privacy of data in ARM.
ARH process modifies the original database without changing any non-sensitive rules and data. In order to hide
the sensitive rules, cuckoo search optimization algorithm that was developed for hiding the sensitive association
rules (COA4ARH) was proposed for sensitive rule hiding. In COA4ARH, number of transactions that should be
modified to hide the sensitive rules is not considered which may leads to more number of iteration. In this paper,
two properties are introduced to select less number of transactions to be modified. It makes the COA4ARH
algorithm faster, decreases the number of lost rules and is suitable for variety of datasets. In order to increase the
rule hiding capability of COA4ARH, new fitness functions are introduced. The new fitness functions reduce the
amount of lost rules and avoid generation of ghost rules which are formed as objectives of COA4ARH
algorithm. The multiple objectives in COA4ARH are conflicting with each other. This is known as multi-
objective optimization problem. The multi-objective optimization deals with set of non-dominated solutions
(Pareto front) for the problem having more than one objective. It is solved by using Crowding Distance (CD)
which selects the optimal set of solution for association rule hiding. Thus, the proposed Improved COA4ARH-
CD (ICOA4ARH-CD) can be suitable for variety of datasets and effectively hides the sensitive rules with fewer
side effects.

57. Keywords: Association rule hiding, Cuckoo optimization algorithm, Crowding Distance, Multi-objective
optimization problem, Privacy preserving data mining.
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Paper Title: Design and Analysis of Dual E-Shaped Antenna for Wireless Applications
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wireless communication technology. This antenna consists of two symmetric monopoles which are placed at a
distance of 0.106λ0 and for board area it occupies 0.25λ0*0.26λ0. By integrating a stub in the ground plane and
adding the stub in the feed line, isolation is achieved more than 20dB.This triband MIMO antenna operates
under 2.5GHz, 3.3GHz and 4.4 GHz. The proposed antenna gives Radiation Patterns and Stable Gain. Mean
effective gain (MEG) and Diversity Gain (DG) are also measured.
58.
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Authors: S.H.Y.S. Abdullah, M.A.A Mohd Azizudin, A. Endut

Paper Title: Design and Prototype Development of Portable Trash Collector Boat for Small Stream Application
Abstract: Commercially available trash collector boats are often designed in large size to cater to the high
trash loading for surface water cleaning purpose. On the other hand, for small streams and drainage, the manual
cleaning method is often used. This situation is undesirable since it can lead to health problem and diseases to
the operator due to the number of impurities present in the water. This paper highlights a proposed design of a
trash collecting boat for cleaning purposes in small area applications such as lakes, small streams and drainage.
The trash collector boat is designed to be a small and automated boat capable of collecting floating solids off the
water surface and store them temporarily. The trash will be manually collected at the end of the operation. The
design methodology has been accomplished using engineering design method to propose a suitable design of
portable trash collector boat based on commercially available design. With the aid of Autodesk Inventor 2009, a
3D representation of the trash collector boat was generated to visualize all the details regarding the trash
59. collector boat. System fabrication will be conducted using appropriate material to ensure the efficiency of trash
collector boat. Testing and analysis were conducted to evaluate the system performance, monitoring unit
performance and loading capacity of the portable trash collector boat. The results found that the collector boat is 350-356
capable of handling a maximum trash load of 6 kg in a single operation.

Keywords: Prototype design; Surface water; Trash collector boat; Waste management.

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Authors: Yugandhara Liladhar Devikar, R. A. Oak, S. D. Talegoakar

Paper Title: Reservoir Sedimentation and Flushing using Run-of-River Project

Abstract: Annually sedimentation causes 1 % of storage capacity of the reservoir all over the world. Blockage
of intakes in the reservoirs and damage to tunnels/turbines can be also caused due to sediment inflow from the
rivers in the catchment area. Due to the problems caused by sediments scouring of sediment from reservoir
known as flushing is been done and this technique for removal of sediment is the most effective one. The
process of flushing is done by lowering the water level necessarily to erode deposited sediment and also to flush
them from/through the intakes and river catchment. The sediment size and other parameters such as the sediment
characteristics within the catchment area of reservoir and technique used during the flushing process through the
reservoir and also along the geometry of channel can be related to outflow sediment discharge. Run-of-the-river
projects contribute a major part of power generation in India, but this type of projects face a very common
problem of sediment accumulation in the reservoirs due to high amount of sediments coming from mountainous
region. These sediments decrease the storage capacity of reservoir and also the life of turbine blades by choking
and reacting with it. North and North-East India is facing severe problem of storage depletion in their reservoirs
for the power generation. Hence, it is essential to keep proper sediment management plans in reservoirs of these
types of projects during planning and design stage. This paper describes the prediction of sedimentation and
flushing pattern in the reservoir of usual run of river project in Himalayan region, the paper describes the use of
mathematical model simulations. The one dimensional HEC-RAS 5.0.3 was used as numerical modeling for the
project and the results of flushing model was also. In this study, monsoon data was used to predict the year wise
sedimentation pattern. Eight sets of transport equations (Ackers-White, Meyer Peter Muller, Engelund-Hansen,
Laursen, Wilcock-Crowe, Yang, Toffaleti, MPM-Toffaleti.) were used with different sets of time interval to
perform the study. The analysis of results and comparison with annual observed sediment volume indicated that
60. simulations using HEC-RAS 5.0.3 with Ackers-White transport equation predicted the sediment load more
accurately when the reservoir was operated at FRL. Hence, further studies for reservoir operating at FRL were
357-361
carried out using the Ackers-White transport equation. Further, the worst condition of sediment accumulation
was taken into flushing model to perform flushing analysis. Here, two different combinations of run were
performed of 300 cumecs & 400 cumecs discharge for of 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 24, and 27 hours respectively. By
analyzing the results coming from flushing runs, it was concluded that the run performed at FRL for 300 cumec
discharge for 24 hours and 400 cumecs discharge for 15 & 18 hours were effective.

Keywords: Reservoir sedimentation, Numerical modeling, HEC-RAS, Run-of-the-river project, Flushing

Model, Flushing.

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Authors: S.Karunakaran, B.Poonguzharselvi

Paper Title: High Performance VLSI Architecture for Braun Multiplier

Abstract: The requirement for portable devices with high fidelity should consume less power . Adding two
binary numbers is the basic thing in ALU Unit. Adder is an important part of the processor. The complexity of
designing the multiplier and ALU changes due to the transistor count. Full adder plays a vital role in signal
processing applications, Embedded systems. In the design of fundamental computation units such as multiplier
should be included in future applications. Designing VLSI multipliers helps in deriving high end performance
architecture which minimizes the consumed power consumption in the architecture. Generally, parallel
multipliers are adopted for area optimization and processing speed. 28 T and 20 T full adders are designed which
is further utilized for the implementation of Braun multiplier in virtuso schematic of Cadence software 180nm
transistor size design.
61.
Keywords: Braun multiplier, 3 bit adder, low power.
362-365
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Authors: Sukriti, Sudeep Kumar Mohaney
Design Of High Attenuation and Less Damping Filter for Renewable Energy Source with Parallel
Paper Title:
Lrc Component
Abstract: Photovoltaic (PV) panel produces a DC voltage as output which is always having random variations
which is further required to convert into a constant DC voltage output, a Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) is the
required and further another DC to AC VSI convertor required. VSI used Pulse width modulation (PWM) for
switching of metal Oxide semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET) and a very fast switch cause
harmonics in the circuits, which further need to remove by filters. The available filters are good but reducing
either the overall efficiency by 2-3 percentage or giving high damp at resonant frequency. that issue must be
resolve, proposed work has come up with a new design in which Parallel LCL-R (PLCL-R) type filter which has
high efficiency and high attenuation than previous and better response at high frequencies. Proposed design is
been developed with help of Matrix laboratories (MATLAB) Simulink design, where power electronics
component tool box 'sim-electronics and sim-escape' used. The results of proposed work found better then LCL
filter, TRAP filter and other filters of base works.

62. Keywords: Source Invertors, Pulse width modulation, Photovoltaic, L-Inductor, C-Capacitor, R-Resistor.

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Authors: S.Panneerselvam, A.Rakesh, R.Saravana Kumar, S.Saravanan, R.O.Yadunath Gurudeep

 Paper Title: Design and Fabrication of Automatic Onion Planting Machine
Abstract: The main objective of the project is to design and fabricate an automated onion planting machine.
The onion (Allium cepa L) is one of the commonly used crops which are grown in most of the farms in India and
abroad for their consumption purpose and also export purpose. Onion growing farmers undergo hurdles in
planting of onion seedlings because of shortage of farming labours during planting onion crops. So, necessity of
developing an automated onion planting machine increased. Various physical properties like soil, weather, plant,
seedlings, and soil fertility were determined to fabricate the automated onion planting machine. The automated
onion planting machine plants onion plants in straight row at a predefined interval between each plant without
any human intervention using automation. Automation plays a major factor in developing the automated onion
planting machine to save farmers time and labour cost to plant onion plants in a row.
63.
Keywords: Onion, Planting, Robot.
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Authors: A.S. Princy, M. Rajeswari

Paper Title: Assessing Competency of Community Healthcare Workers

Abstract: Background: Community healthcare workers (CHW) play an important role in preventive healthcare
system in India. CHW link the community to the health system of the country. As the population in India covers
majorly in village, community healthcare workers are the face of the healthcare. These CHW competencies are
yet to be ascertained. Objectives: To determine standardized framework for competency of the Community
healthcare workers in India. Methods: By using structured questionnaire with 5 point Likert scale is
implemented to evaluate the competency of CHW. Respondents are 35 participants including Accredited Social
Health Activist (ASHA), Medical social worker and diabetes educator in and around Chennai. Findings:
Suggested that community health workers are highly competent. More clarity in role of community healthcare
workers is required. Government should initiate program to nurture the service quality of primary centers,
equipment, manpower facility in health centers, etc Training regarding the maternity care and communication
skills are core competency required for a CHW to perform his/her role properly. Conclusions: The results of the
study show that CHW of India is also competent. Community healthcare workers are contributing more in
maternal care and preventive care. They put more effort in health education and sanitation in rural areas.

Keywords: Competency, Indian Community healthcare workers, Preventive care, Role.

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Authors: M.Suman, M.Venu Gopala Rao, P.V.Ramana Rao

Paper Title: ANN Based SVC FACTS Controller to Enhance Voltage Stability of Multi-Machine Power System
Abstract: Voltage stability is the most vital phenomena in power systems which may be disturbed by the
mismatch between the reactive power supply and demand. The occurrence of internal faults in the equipment
and short circuit faults also there may be voltage collapse at the buses. Voltage stability can be improved using
Static VAR Compensator (SVC) which is a shunt device. It can generate or absorb reactive power in a
controlled manner such that it can enhance voltage stability of the system. L- Index method is used to determine
voltage sensitivity at each bus and the bus having highest L- index value can be considered as a weak bus which
is the optimal location of FACTS controller. The investigation is made to observe how susceptance in
susceptance model and firing angle in firing angle model of the SVC is predicted to enhance the voltage at each
bus by the artificial neural network under chaotic load. Standard IEEE 5 bus and 30 bus systems are considered
as test systems and simulations are performed in MATLAB software.

Keywords: Voltage Stability, Reactive Power control, L-Index method, Static VAR Compensator, Artificial
Neural Network.

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Authors: Yadlapalli Priyanka, R. Arthi
Multi-relay Antennas for Energy Harvesting Cognitive Radio Networks using Energy-Assisted
Paper Title:
Decode Forward Method
Abstract: The single antenna relay energy-assisted decode forward (EDF) was not applicable for multi
cognitive users that has less data rates. In order to achieve higher data rates with increased user demands energy
harvesting or Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power Transfer (SWIPT) enabled networks with multi
antenna relays are highly recommended. The proposed work considers multi relay EDFSWIPT for 5G systems
with presence of transmitter and an antenna array. The transmitter affords data and power towards various
numerous single-antenna secondary receivers (SR). The SR outfitted with a power splitter receiving system
66. where multiple primary relays are introduced. The goal of proposed work is to amplify weighted sum rate
harvested energy for SR using multi relay EDF. The simulation considers the capacity, outage probability, and 388-392
throughput for both primary and secondary networks with respect to both single multi relay EDF. The simulation
results afford that multi relay EDF has better performance than single antenna array EDF.

Keywords: Energy harvesting, multi relay, cognitive network, SWIPT, EDF.

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Authors: Ritam Dutta, Nitai Paitya

Electrical Characteristics Assessment on Heterojunction Tunnel FET (HTFET) by Optimizing
Paper Title:
Various High-κ Materials: HfO2/ZrO2
Abstract: In this paper, DC performance of double gate tunnel field effect transistor with heterojunction has
been assessed by various III-V compound semiconductor materials using 2-D Technology Computer Aided
Design (TCAD) simulations. Different hetero high-κ dielectric materials like HfO2, ZrO2 have been
incorporated to achieve better electrical characteristics, viz. high ON-state current drivability, improved
switching ratio and high tunneling probability. In this work, lower band gap materials have been used as hetero
gate dielectric to enhance mobility using band to band tunneling (BTBT), transconductance and steeper
subthreshold-slope. The heterojunction TFET (HTFET) then incorporated with various hetero dielectrics (high-κ
and low-κ combination), where the ZrO2 – SiO2 combination of dielectric having thickness of 2 nm both in
front and back gate, attains maximum value of ION as 1.522 × 10-5 A/µm. The subthreshold swing (ss) has also
been recorded best as 23.93 mV/dec in comparison with conventional homo dielectric i.e. SiO2-SiO2 oxide
67. throughout the 50 nm channel of HTFET as 34.22 mV/dec, can serve as better alternative tunnel FETs in low
power logic applications.
393-396
Keywords: DC Performance, Heterojunction Tunnel FET (HTFET), High - κ dielectric, Subthreshold swing, 2-
D TCAD, Band-to-band tunneling (BTBT).

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system encompasses all the primary security parameters viz., confidentiality, authentication, integrity,
unforgeability, non-repudiation and forward secrecy making the method widely accepted in several resource
constrained applications.

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Authors: P. Suresh Kumar, Swapnil Joshi, N. Prasanthi Kumari

Paper Title: Design and Fabrication of Four-Wheel Steering System for Efficient Transportation Systems
 Abstract: Automobile industry is one of the most important segment for a country’s growth. India facing its
own challenges due to its huge and varied transport sector. These challenges may overwhelmed by using energy
efficient advancements with the customer focused approach. The driver always driving the automobile with
sophisticated technologies and should feel very comfortable. Automobile moving higher than the cruising speeds
stability of the vehicle is the key factor. In four-wheel navigation system the tail wheels turning opposite to the
forward-facing wheels while vehicle moves at high speeds instability chances are more. To avoid this instability
rear wheels follows the same track of the forward-facing wheels while tuning of the all-wheel steering system.
This paper focusing light on to the difficulty faced when all wheel steering system taking a turn in a very
confined space. By switching from two wheel steering to four wheel steering owing to this the driver on the way
to make turns in small radius. It also laidback for parallel parking and maneuvering the vehicle quite with no
trouble on highways. In command to succeed this, a mechanism established with the two bevel gears and
intermediary shaft, which transfer 100% rotating force as well turns tail wheels in out of period. The spiraling
radius of the automobile with two steering wheel system is 4400 mm after switching to four-wheel steering
system radius is 2596mm only. Hence, radius reduced to 1804 mm.

Keywords: steering system, trundle, navigating, bevel gears, torque and shaft.
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Authors: Soni Kumari, Goutam Nandi, Pradip Kumar Pal

Paper Title: Influence of Different Powder-Suspended Dielectric on The EDM Characteristics of Inconel 825
Abstract: The present work aims to study the influence of various powder-suspended dielectrics viz.
aluminium (Al), graphite (C), and silicon (Si) on several EDM performance characteristics namely material
removal rate (MRR), surface roughness (Ra), and radial overcut (ROC) of Inconel 825. Results indicate that the
powder properties like thermal conductivity, electrical conductivity, density, and hardness have a major impact
on the machining performance and the quality of the machined surface. It has been observed that the aluminium
powder particles dispersed in EDM oil yield highest material removal rate as compared to the other powders
whereas the silicon powder particles provide a better surface finish and least radial overcut.

70. Keywords: EDM, Inconel 825, Machining, Powder suspended dielectrics.

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Authors: T.vinay kumar, m. Kiran kumar

Paper Title: A Solar Powered SRM Drive for EVS using Fuzzy Controller
Abstract: This project presents the switched reluctancemotor (SRM) with hybrid renewable system. Switched
Reluctance Motors (SRM)plays an very important role in the industrial applications, due to these advantages
over conventional motors. Due to the ruggedness and simple construction this SRM motor plays a vital role in
the industrial applications. They are various methods are applied for control the speed of SRM motor by the
hybrid system. The hybrid system energy, has two or more renewable energy source are been used together in
order to increase the efficiency of the system and to provide great balance in the system energy. The PV have
different type ofcharacteristics when compared to ICEs, Maximum power point tracking
(MPPT)withsolarenergyutilizationareoneuniquefeatureforthePV-fed electricalvehiclesEV.
Thismatterisdonewhenthemuti-objective function is applied by the proposed system which includes both Torque
ripple and speed error. This controller is implemented for 4-kW SRM. In this we are combining the solar pv
panels and battery. Hybrid renewable applied in energy storage systems like technoogies of battery, magnetic
energy,pumped storages, capacitorsandcompressedairarethealternativesfortheoperator of an EV Electrical
vehicle grid which can consume energy from energy production. The simulation results confirm by using ANFIS
we can reduce the current oscillations , improve in dynamic performance and we can reduce the torqueripple.

Keywords: Photovoltaics (PVs), Switched reluctance motor (SRM), Electrical vehicles (EVs), Tri-port
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Paper Title:
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in Windows Azure Platform as Cloud Operation System under load balancing component.

Keywords: VMARLB, PBVMLB, EVMLBA.

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Authors: Prakash N Kalavadekar, Shirish S. Sane

Building an Effective Intrusion Detection System using combined Signature and Anomaly Detection
Paper Title:
Techniques
Abstract: Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) are providing better solution to the current issues and thus became
an important element of any security infrastructure to detect various threats so as to prevent widespread harm.
The basic aim of IDS is to detect attacks and their nature and prevent damage to the computer systems. Several
different approaches for intrusion detection have been reported in the literature. These approaches are broadly
categorized into three approaches: I) Signature-based approach II) Anomaly based approach and III) Hybrid
approach that combines signature and anomaly detection approaches. Hybrid approach has been found to be
superior to either signature based or anomaly based approaches. Several different algorithms are available for
hybrid approach. This paper suggests the combined approach using signature and anomaly detection techniques.
The signature based is build using genetic algorithm as filter based feature selection and J48 as classifier and
data mining approach is used to build anomaly based IDS. The performance of combined IDS is evaluated on
well known datasets such as KDD Cup 99, UGR 16 and Kyoto 2006+ etc. The experimental results presented
here are encouraging and show superiority of combined IDS to detect network anomalies with respect to time
required building the model, detection rate, accuracy and false positive rate.

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Predictive Analysis of Cryptocurrencies for Developing an Interactive Cryptocurrency Chatbot
Paper Title:
using IBM Watson Assistant
Abstract: The main objective of this paper is to analyze the characteristics and features that affects the
fluctuations of cryptocurrency prices and to develop aninteractive cryptocurrencychatbot for providing the
predictive analysis of cryptocurrency prices. The chatbot is developed using IBM Watson assistant service. The
predictive analytics is performed by analyzing the datasets of various cryptocurrencies and applying appropriate
time series models. Time Series Forecasting is used for predicting the future values of the prices. Predictive
models like ARIMA model is used for calculating the mean squared error of the fitted model. Facebook’s
package prophet () which implements a procedure for forecasting time series data based on an additive model
where non-linear trends are fit with yearly and weekly seasonality are further used to predict cryptocurrency
prices.

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Authors: Kaushik Rana, Harshal Shah, Chetan Kapadiya

Paper Title: Regression Testing of Service-Oriented Software

Abstract: Regression testing is considered as a separate forms of testing attached with performance testing
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oriented software (SOS), where each system component is inherently agile and changes its behavior
dynamically. These agile component gives a big rise to big problem in the regression testing process with respect
to complexity, time complexity and cost complexity. A service-oriented software may change in case of bug
fixing, adaptation of new environment, upgrading or updating functionality in order to improve performance or
it is demanded by customer. After the software is delivered to customer the service oriented software must be
regressed to validate that there is no defects. We present a hierarchical regression test selection algorithm for
service-oriented software, and evaluate it in service-oriented environment along with results.

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Performance Analysis of a Selective Encryption Algorithm for securing Text data over Mobile Ad
Paper Title:
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new selective encryption method termed as Selective Significant Data Encryption (SSDE). The SSDE presents
adequate protection to the data encryption process by picking up only the significant content from the complete
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cryptosystem compared to other techniques, so Blowfish system is used for encryption/decryption process. The
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superior to other traditional means.

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Paper Title: Microstructure and Hardness Characterization behavior of Al-Mg-TiB2 In-Situ Composite

Abstract: The Al-Mg-TiB2 is noteworthy modern Aluminum-based composite material due to its
phenomenal mechanical properties. These composites show a solid interface between supports – grid when
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Al-Mg-TiB2 composites in the present examination. Al – xTiB2 (x = 0, 2.5, 5, 7.5 wt. percent) Metal-Matrix
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materials have been portrayed utilizing SEM and EDS to affirm that no Al3Ti has been created, which is the
benefit of blended salt course innovation. SEM micrographs showed TiB2 particles that are conveyed
homogeneously without agglomerations all through the aluminum lattice. Research has additionally been
directed to examine the hardness of the amalgam strengthened with TiB2 in-situ composites. The hardness of all
the created composites was higher than that of Aluminum combination framework in light of the development of
TiB2 which brought about grain refining activity.

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Authors: Shanty Chacko, F. T. Josh, J. Jayakumar

Paper Title: Artifacts Removal of Compressed Digital Images by Linear Enhancement and Filtering
Abstract: Digital images that are compressed by JPEG compression schemes are affected by compression
artifacts. The blocking artifacts and the ringing artifacts are the commonly seen compression artifacts. These
artifacts need to be removed when we decompress the image for various applications. The objective of this work
is to remove these artifacts without degrading the image. These compression artifacts can be reduced by low
pass filtering of compressed mages. Low pass filtering of images cause loss of information whereby the images
get blurred or the clarity of images get reduced. In this work, compressed image is first enhanced using linear
enhancement technique and the resulting enhanced image is filtered using Gaussian type filter. The enhanced
artifacts are removed more effectively when filtering is done in the enhanced image domain. After the removal
of compression artifacts the linear enhancement is removed by the inverse of the transform which is used for
linearly enhancing the image. After the removal of artifacts images will be of good quality which can be used in
78. application areas like analysis medical image, analysis of satellite image, remote sensing and product inspection
in industry.
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Keywords: Blocking artifacts, Block DCT, Image enhancement, Ringing artifacts.

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Paper Title: Recommendation of online Products Using Microblogging Information in Social Media
Abstract: (Please read carefully abstract of the template). With the usage of social network like Facebook or
Twitter sign-in’s as e-commerce sign-in where user are enabled to post on micro blogs linking to the e-
commerce webpages, this mechanism has weakened the restrictions between e-commerce and social networking.
A process of referring products to users of social networking by E-commerce sites in Cold-Start situations which
is very rare is proposed where the question for knowledge isolation becomes the issue. This problem can be
overcome by linking social networking and E-commerce pages as a bridge using features signs and information
from neural networks adopting an improved ascent helping Tree method to move social networking users as user
embedding’s. This can be done by employing a matrix factorization and trial done on Chinese micro-blogging
service SINA WEIBO and Chinese B2C E-commerce website JINGDONG show that the proposed method is
efficient.

79. Keywords: E-commerce, Social media, OSN, SINA WEIBO, ColdE, CBOW.

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Authors: Shanmugapriya

Paper Title: Image Segmentation on Satellite Based Image Using Advanced Watershed Method
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worn to distinguish substance or other considerable data in advanced pictures. Readily available are a wide range
of approaches to perform picture division; including One of the keys in characterization is the division.
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division has been extremely prominent as of late as a result of its remarkable capacity to isolate the adaptability
and homogeneity concerning outline and shading starting its neighboring pixel cell particularly near the
informational index among towering spatial inconstancy. In any case, the most basic is the decision of parameter
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80. state & scope. Grades demonstrate with the purpose of bigger territories give the most astounding precision in
AFI assessment. Be that as it may, this is a differentiation to the grouping comes about which gives higher
exactness towards the littler dataset. 478-483

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Authors: Sandip P. Patil, Manisha B. Jamgade

Land Change Prediction using Markov Change Multi-Layer Perceptron in Navi Mumbai,
Paper Title:
Maharashtra, India
Abstract: Long-term evaluation of land change and future prediction change is extremely important for
planning and land use management. This research conducted for the analyze future prediction change in the
study area Navi Mumbai. For this prediction analysis used satellite images year from 1998, 2008 and 2018 are
taken. Thus, the change detection obtained from land use and land cover assist in most favourable solutions for
the choice, planning, implementation, and observance of development schemes. To meet the increasing demands
of human need, land management is required. In this work for upcoming predict year, Markov change model is
used for simulating 2028 year. It will give vital and useful information on future development and planning. And
also, is easy for continuing to monitor land change for the large area due to natural human activities and the
effect of natural resources.

Keywords: Land use and Land cover change, Change detection, Spatial modelling, Markov Multi-Layer
Perceptron.

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Authors: Siva Naga Lakshmi Pavani Kallam, BVNR Siva Kumar

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Paper Title: Integration of Blockchain Technology in IoT for High Level Security
 Abstract: IoT (Internet of Things) made headway from Machine to Machine communication without human
intrusion for number of machines to connect with the aid of network. There is esteem; by 2020 there will be 26
times more connected things than people. Hence, the concern of security rises along with the high installments.
The BlockChain Technology takes place of all central entities, which is peer to peer communication with the
distributed network. In this paper, two Arduino boards as nodes and a Raspberry Pi as server are to be
configured to connect to the Wi-Fi using ESP8266(node mc). To make data transmission from the two nodes to
server, integration of temperature and humidity sensor in one node and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)
reader in other node is to be done. Data should be in the form of blocks and integration of data is in the form of a
chain, forming it a Blockchain. All the blocks are linked in the chain manner of which the current hash of the
previous block must match with the previous hash of the next block. Then only the blocks of data are secured.
While receiving data every time from nodes to server, the previous hash is to be checked such that the arrival of
the information is being verified to know if it’s really genuine. If the cryptographic hash does not match then
data manipulation is happened. So, in this paper, we will see, along with how practically the security is highly
offered by the blockchain technology and how can we easily identify if the data has been tampered along the
way it reaches to us. Henceforth, we will found a way of application to secure our IoT data without any regrets
in this paper.
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Keywords: Blockchain Technology, Cryptographic hash, IoT, peer to peer communication.

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Authors: R.Durga Bhavani, J.L.Narayana

Paper Title: Microstrip H-Shape Patch Antenna’s Analysis and Layout

Abstract: Microstrip Patch Antenna gives low contour and size, so it is utilized in specialized gadgets. It is
engraved on a dielectric substrate, supported by a metal board, and directly sustained from a 50Ω coaxial link.
By utilizing HFSS software design, it will be replicated. The complex impact of incorporating various methods
and by presenting a novel H-shape patch provides truncated contour, extensive bandwidth and returns loss,
intense gain and minimized antenna components. This sort of miniature antenna has application in cell phone for
Wi-Max, Bluetooth, C-band, S-band and furthermore for different remote applications. The parameters of
antenna, for example, bandwidth, return loss, VSWR, directivity and gain are examined and compared with the
square patch microstrip antenna. Outcome demonstrates that the antenna has accomplished a good match of
impedance, bandwidth, return loss, VSWR, Gain and Directivity.

Keywords: Multi band, H-shape Microstrip patch antenna, HFSS.

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Paper Title: Design of Framework to Quantitatively Measure the ubiquity of an IT Solution

Abstract: Ubiquitous computing is one of the most disruptive and emerging technology of present times with
applications in many areas like manufacturing, healthcare, real estate etc. Design of standards and framework for
 these applications is an ongoing research area. To aid a better design, it is worthwhile to have a framework that
can be used to quantitatively measure various features of IT solutions and products like ubiquity, security etc.
The primary aim of having this framework is to assist in development of a solution or product that is properly
engineered. This paper provides a novel framework which includes various metrics that measures various
features of an IT application or product. The application of the framework is demonstrated by measuring the
various features of two different versions of a smart home application developed by a company for luxury real
estate project. Initially, the first version of the application is evaluated using the proposed framework which then
helped in identifying the improvement areas which were enhanced in subsequent version of the solution. These
results are presented to validate the proposed concepts and model.

Keywords: Framework, Ubiquitous computing, Ubiquitous application.

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Authors: Vandana, Navdeep Kaur

Paper Title: An Energy Efficient Enhanced Hybrid Routing Protocol for MANET utilizing Artificial Bee Colony
Abstract: Mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET) is a self-organized wireless network with no central control
station or no rigid infrastructure. The main objective of the ad hoc network is that the nodes move arbitrarily that
needs the routing protocols to rapidly counter the change of network topology. Limited energy resource
availability is the core issue in MANET. For energy efficiency enhancement, this research has acquainted a
hybrid routing algorithm which is an amalgamation of Ad hoc On-Demand Distance Vector Routing (AODV)
and Temporally-Ordered Routing Algorithm (TORA) routing protocols for the route discovery process using
Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy (LEACH). Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) algorithm has been used
for the optimization if some sort of distortion occurs within the network. The simulation has been executed in
MATLAB simulation tool using QoS parameters, such as throughput, energy consumption, PDR and delay.
Comparative analysis has been done to portray the proposed work effectiveness.
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Keywords: ABC, Aoda ,Delay, Energy Consumption, Leach, Manet, Tora, Throughput.
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Paper Title: Skin Lesion Detection Based on Fuzzy Logic

Abstract: Melanoma is the maximal destructive type of skin disease. Occurrence ratios of melanoma seemed
expanding, particularly with non-Hispanic white guys and females, however durability values are more
whenever identified early. Requirement of cost as well as time for the imates to go for dermatologist for
melanoma are restrictively exorbitant. Test in actualizing such a framework is finding the derma sore in the
computerized picture. An arrangement of agent surface appropriations are found out from an enlightenment
remedied photo and surface peculiarity metric is ascertained for every circulation. Melanoma represents around
75% of passings related with skin tumor. The fundamental objective of our work is to build up a structure that
naturally right and section the skin injury from an information photo. This philosophy utilizes surface peculiarity
injury division fluffy calculation to distinguish the injuries in the skin. The upside of this undertaking is early
recognition of the sore to dodge skin tumor at later stages.

Keywords: Skin lesion, melanoma, segmentation, classification.

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Sergiy O. Kramskyі, Oleg V. Zakharchenko, Aleksandr V. Darushin, Olena V. Bileha, Tetiana P.
Authors:
Riepnova
Paper Title: The method of Project Team Formation on the Example of the Ship’s Crew
Abstract: This article analyzes the existing terminological and methodological personnel management
apparatus and as a result, it turned out that the application of the project-oriented management approach leads to
the conclusion and indicates that the employment agreement (contract) for the voyage, the ship's crew are all
signs of the project, and the project team. It should be noted that shipping companies are management oriented
organizations through projects. Despite the absolutely correct conclusion that the minimum crew should be
determined on the basis of the conditions for ensuring the safe operation of all ship systems and mechanisms.
Specific techniques and methods for calculating the required number of crew not previously represented. The
project-oriented context of modern project management in a turbulent environment and the need for appropriate
transformations of infrastructure and industry, including the sea. The management activities take into account
the individual characteristics of the project team members, due to socio-cultural influences. The project
management methodology and team format of the project activity considers human resource management
processes in conjunction with other areas of knowledge that should be integrated into processes such as content
management, timing, cost, quality, risk, supply, communications. Therefore, it seems quite logical for the
authors to refer to “the processes of formation and management of human resources in project teams” on the
example of the ship’s crew.

Keywords: Forming teams, methodology, personnel management, project management, ship’s crew.
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Authors: Vani Kansal, Rakesh Kumar

Optimized Feature Extraction Based Artificial Intelligence Technique for Empirical Analysis of
Paper Title:
Stock Market Data
Abstract: Stock market forecasting is considered as a challenging task in financial time series forecasting. The
core idea of a successful stock market forecast is to get the best results with the least amount of input data
required and the least complex stock market model. So in this paper, to achieve these goals, this paper proposes
88. a new algorithm Cuckoo Neural for Financial Market (CN_FM), which integrates Cuckoo Search (CS) with a
Feed forward back propagation Neural Network (FFBPNN) and build a stock price forecasting proficient
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system. This research follows some basic steps to design a model for sentiment analysis from Stock market
dataset and firstly data is pre-processed to remove the unwanted text. In pre-processing steps the techniques such
as normalization, punctuation, stop word removal and tokenization are applied. The extracted features are
optimized using CS and in turns used to train the FFBPNN. The results obtained from experiments in the stock
market show that the proposed method can reduce the dimensions and produce accurate results for emotion-
 based text categorization with an accuracy of 99.44%.

Keywords: Sentiment Analysis, Stock market, Cuckoo Search, Feed forward back propagation Neural
Network.

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Authors: P. Pandeeswary, M. Janaki

Paper Title: Performance Analysis of Big data Classification Techniques on Diabetes Prediction
Abstract: Big data is extremely huge data sets analyzed computationally to expose patterns, trends, and
prediction in order to make simpler the decision making. Predicting diseases became very important, it can be
obtained with a large dataset using classification techniques. Various big data analytics tools are available for
classification. Classification is the general technique used in the medical analysis for data prediction. In these
paper classification algorithms like Support vector machine, Naïve Bayesian and C4.5 are discussed. The Pima
Indian Diabetes Database (PIDD) is used in the analysis of the Classification algorithms to sort out and classify
the people with diabetes positive and with diabetes negative it is openly accessible machine learning database
found at UCI. The objective is to find the best suitable technique for prediction. Here, we used the comparison
method with the results of three supervised learning algorithms based on three criteria, computation time taken,
accuracy rate and error rate using the Tanagra tool. The classification algorithms are used to predict diabetes
89. based on the data given. Accordingly, many classification techniques are there, from this study a few
classification techniques suggested to be used in big data analysis, which has the probability to significantly
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progress the prediction. . As a result, a representative confusion matrix is displayed for making the verification
process faster. From the results, it is concluded that C4.5 algorithm is best suited for predicting diabetes disease
and also can be used in other disciplinary for making better prediction.

Keywords: Big data, Classification techniques, C4.5, Diabetes, Naïve Bayesian, SVM, Tanagra.

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Human Beings: A Review’, IJPSR, 2018, Vol: 9, Issue 7.
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Authors: E. Ramya, R. Josephine Sahana

Paper Title: IAAS Reactive Auto Scaling Performance Challenges

Abstract: The principle highlight of a cloud application is its versatility. Significant IaaS cloud administrations
suppliers (CSP) utilize auto scaling on the dimension of virtual machines (VM). Other virtualization
arrangements (for example compartments, units) can likewise scale. An application scales in light of progress in
watched measurements, for example in CPU use. Every so often, cloud applications display the powerlessness to
meet the Quality of Service (QoS) necessities during the scaling brought about by the reactivity of auto scaling
arrangements. This paper gives the after effects of the auto scaling execution assessment for two-layered
virtualization (VMs and units) directed in the open billows of AWS, Microsoft and Google utilizing the
methodology and the Auto scaling Performance Estimation Tool created by the creators.

Keywords: Performance of Auto scaling; Auto scaling; multilayered Auto scaling; cloud computing.

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Authors: P.Velrajkumar, C.Senthilpari, P.Ramesh, G.Ramanamurthy, D.Kodandapani

Paper Title: Development of Smart Number Writing Robotic Arm using Stochastic Gradient Decent Algorithm
Abstract: Robotics and Neural Networks will play a major role in the future of manufacturing and automation
process. Nowadays not many robotic systems are smart systems, in the sense that they operate on a predefined
algorithm to do their task. This research focuses on a design and development of a robotic arm with a visual
input. The robotic arm will perform its job with the help of visual aid. The system will analyze the input image
 upon which the decision to write a number using Stochastic Gradient Decent (SGD) algorithm. In a nutshell this
research work shows how the neural network can be incorporated with robot arm control, which is a desired field
of interest in development of smart robotic systems. This work presents where the robotic arm is incorporated
together with a neural network to perform a task of writing numbers using vision.

Keywords: Automation, Neural network, Robot arm, SGD, thermal vision.

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Authors: Ritika Jani, Nirav Bhatt, Chandni Shah

Paper Title: Handling Concept Drift in Data Stream Classification

Abstract: Data Streams are having huge volume and it can-not be stored permanently in the memory for
processing. In this paper we would be mainly focusing on issues in data stream, the major factors which are
affecting the accuracy of classifier like imbalance class and Concept Drift. The drift in Data Stream mining
refers to the change in data. Such as Class imbalance problem notifies that the samples are in the classes are not
equal. In our research work we are trying to identify the change (Drift) in data, we are trying to detect Imbalance
class and noise from changed data. And According to the type of drift we are applying the algorithms and trying
to make the stream more balance and noise free to improve classifier’s accuracy.

Keywords: Data Stream mining, classification, semi supervised learning, concept drift.

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Authors: C John Moses, D Selvathi

Paper Title: FPGA Implementation of Adaptive Multiplier-Based Linear Image Interpolation

Abstract: This work provides an image interpolation for multimedia applications by utilizing an adaptive
multiplier-based stepwise linear interpolation with clam filter. Image interpolation is also termed as image up-
scaling. Generally, while enlarging an image some vacant bit positions are introduced and due to this empty
pixel positions, the quality of the image is decreased. Therefore to maintain the quality of the image, new pixels
are introduced and those pixels are used to fill the vacant bit positions by using interpolation techniques. In the
adaptive interpolation techniques, edge pixels are identified and filtered at prior to the interpolation process. This
will improve the quality of the interpolated image. However, the adaptive interpolation scheme increases the
complexity of the system. To reduce the complexity, this work uses low complexity stepwise linear interpolation
and to maintain the quality it uses multiplier-based linear stepwise (MBLSI) and edge enhancement technique.
The experimental results demonstrate that the complexity of the proposed work is less as compared with other
related work as well as the quality is also maintained. The proposed work utilizes 275 LUTs to provide the
average peak signal to noise ratio (PSNR) of 20.44 dB and structural similarity index (SSIM) as 0.8250. This
proposed work increases the PSNR by 0.89 dB from the conventional multiplier-based stepwise linear
interpolation. Further the proposed interpolation algorithm utilizes less number of resources in field
programmable gate array (FPGA) by comparing with other related interpolation techniques.

Keywords: Up-scaling, Resolution, PSNR, LUT, Edge-detection.

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Authors: Tarana Afrin Chandel, Mohd Yusuf Yasin, Md Arifuddin Mallick

Modeling and Simulation of Photovoltaic Cell using Single Diode Solar Cell and Double Diode
Paper Title:
Solar Cell Model
Abstract: Modeling and simulation of photovoltaic cells or PV cell is becoming important as it provides an
easy platform to perform studies on photovoltaic cells and the design and analysis of the system based on
photovoltaic cells. In this paper, we present our study of the ordinary photovoltaic module on the basis of one
diode and two diode models. Studies are extended to solar cells as solar cells are similar to photodiodes.
Performance of the solar cells may be described in terms of ideality factor (α), which decreases with temperature
and is observed to affect the performance of the PV cell. PV systems exhibit better performance with diodes
having higher values for α. In this paper, our efforts are to study the effects of α on Current and Power versus
Voltage characteristics of the solar cells. MATLAB simulation of solar cell systems is a simple and elegant
mechanism useful for designing and modeling the framework of the solar power plant.

Keywords: I-V and P-V Curve, Modeling, Matlab/Simulink Software, Simulation, Solar PV Cell, Solar Cell
Model.

References:

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and Engineering, Volume-7 Issue-6, March 2019, ISSN: 2277-3878 (Online), pp 1444-1449
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Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, Vol. 2, Issue 5, May 2013, ISSN (Online): 2278 – 8875
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Solar Cells, IEEE JOURNAL OF PHOTOVOLTAICS
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Authors: Shubham Sonawane, Shanmughasundaram R

Paper Title: ChatBot for College Website

Abstract: In any service-providing organization, it is necessary to answer current or future customer’s
questions for their information and for maintaining good relationship with the customers. These organizations
usually have call centers with hundreds and thousands of employees to give replies to customers through chat
(i.e. text) or phone calls. These kind of traditional systems need large number of employees which eventually
increases the overall expenditure and manpower requirement of that organization. This paper is aimed at
minimizing the manpower requirement i.e. decreasing the number of employees by implementing a chat service.
This concept of chatbot has been proposed for implementation in College Website that will automatically reply
to the queries of stakeholders like students, parents, etc. without any human interaction. For implementation of
chatbot sequence to sequence model is used which is a deep neural network.

Keywords: Deep learning, Long-short term memory (LSTM), Recurrent neural network (RNN).

References:

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Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management (IEEM), Singapore, 2017, pp. 215-219.
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(ACC), Seattle, WA, 2017, pp. 5324-5329.
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Authors: Neeraj Gondu Bhalerao, S.N Varma

Assurance of Efficiency and Environmental Improvement in a Cement Plant by using Hypothesis
Paper Title:
(Special Reference to Cement Industry in Satna District, M.P)
Abstract: Cement industries are continuously growing from the past few decades and are constantly trying to
improve the efficiency and trying to reduce bad emissions. Major technological enhancements in systems,
processes and equipment design of cement plants are helping to enhance the productivity as well as reducing the
96. emissions. From the literature review, it was found that efforts in enhancing efficiency help in reducing harmful
emissions and thus reduce the awful impact on the environment. More the investments in energy-efficient
technologies more would be a contribution to protecting the environment. This paper tries to analyze the 570-574
technological improvements in the cement industry, cost-saving methods without affecting productivity and its
impact on the environment. We analyzed energy-saving methods statistically by framing hypothesis. Hypothesis
testing was done by one way ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) method and results found that there is a significant
impact of energy-saving on cost, efficiency, and environment. Our conclusion suggests that the industry should
constantly work towards improvements and invest in energy-saving methods by which they would help in
 making the environment better. This will leads to the direct and indirect positive effect on health and workforce
and it will also lead to the productivity of industry and progress of the country.

Keywords: Cement industry; Efficiency improvement; Environment impact; Energy saving methods; ANOVA
analysis.

References:

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Authors: Ashwani Kumar, V. M. Mishra, Rakesh Ranjan

Some findings of Hybrid Sustainable Energy System for Standalone and Grid Connected
Paper Title:
Operation: Types, Storage Options, Trends for Research and Control Strategies
Abstract: This article presents some critical findings of various issue concerning to HSES like types, storage,
trends for research and control strategies of HSES. Various interconnection techniques for HSES are presented.
It has been made a short review of Mathematical model for renewable energy sources. Conclusion and result of
control strategies work of HSES, Storage techniques of HSES for energy flow management is presented. Finally,
it has been made a summary of the future analysis, challenges in techniques and improvements of HSES based
power generation techniques for Isolated and grid connected applications.

Keywords: Sustainable energy, hybrid power system, Modeling control strategies.

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Authors: Rajesh N, Sajimon Abraham, Shyni S Das

Paper Title: Anonymization and Publication of Trajectories by Sensitive Halting points Generalization
 Abstract: The profuse use of wireless and GPS enriched mobile devices has left spatio-temporal trajectory
traces in an enormous scale. The researchers and mobility management people are keen to extract and make use
of the published mobility traces for their own developmental activities. The spatio-temporal traces publication is
definitely a major privacy encroachment for the individuals/objects, especially for VVIPs. The publication of
trajectory details urges us for a privacy preserved anonymization approach. The observation was the trajectory
consists of halts and passes and anonymizing the sensitive halting points is adequate enough for the trajectory
anonymization. This paper suggests a different approach, which derives the major halting points from the
trajectories and anonymizes them by using the personalized generalization technique. The prototype referred to
here safeguards the major sensitive halting points in an area zone, the size of which is specified by the user. This
work uses Haversine measure for the spatial distance instead of Euclidean measure, since the former takes into
account the spherical shape of the earth and gives an exact distance from sensitive to non-sensitive points. For
the evaluation, the model mentioned here utilizes the real world dataset and the outcome proves that, the
published trajectory has lesser information loss and greater privacy than the anonymity methods that exists now
and it can be used safely for mobility related applications and developments.

98. Keywords: Location based system, Published trajectory, Sensitive halting points, Spatio-temporal trajectory.
581-587
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Authors: Diksha Pandey, Manvendra, Anil Kumar

Paper Title: Security Based Neighbour Selection for Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks
Abstract: This Research work acquaint with algorithms Security Based Neighbor Selection. In Security
based neighbor selection vehicles with authentic Id can take part in the network. Disseminating messages in an
open access environment makes a real security and privacy challenges in VANETs. For using the application of
VANET effectively the Quality of service and security should be maintained. In this piece of work Security
Based Neighbor Selection technique is used to enhance the QoS and safety applications in VANETs by
providing unique ID to the vehicles so that the secure transmission of messages takes place. This technique is
proposed to maintain the security and QoS and to accomplish the aim of reliable information exchange. By using
NS-3 simulator we accomplished that our proposed technique shows an enhancements regarding awareness in
safety and upgrades QoS metrics in VANETs.

Keywords: VANETs, QoS, Security level, Neighbour Selection.

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Authors: Mantasha Haseeb, Ashok. A

A Link Distribution Algorithm with Efficient Relay Node Optimization for Congestion Control in
Paper Title:
Urban Vanets
Abstract: This research work develops a new algorithm i.e. Link distribution algorithm and efficient link
distribution algorithm. A Link distribution algorithm is the distribution of the link to the nodes so that
communication between the nodes takes place in case of any link failure whereas efficient link distribution
algorithm is distribution of the packets to the nodes which has high transmission power. The technique used in
Link distribution algorithm (LDA) is link establishment whenever there is any link failure happen we apply this
concept which is LDA whereas the technique used in efficient link distribution algorithm (ELDA) is relay node
selection the relay node is selected based upon the received signal strength ratio (RSSI) value and which node is
having high RSSI value that node we allocate the link. The above algorithms can be applied wherever there is
high congestion on the road due to the high congestion link failure will happen and due to the link failure
emergency event occurs. Results of model achieved in a realistic state of affairs validate our theoretical
deliberation and confirm the efficiency and the efficacy of our protocol by screening significant expansion in
terms of busy ratio, collision rate, deviation, local density and transmission power compared to previous scheme
ETSI DCC. The work has been successfully done with the help open source network simulator NS3.

Keywords: Adhoc Networks, Vanets, Congestion Control, Link Distribution Algorithm, Efficient Link
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Authors: Prachi Pandey, Neelesh Agrawal, Mukesh Kumar, Navendu Nitin, Anil Kumar

Paper Title: L-Shaped Monopole Antenna with Modified Partial Ground Plane for Multiband Operation
Abstract: In this paper a design of L-shaped monopole antenna (LMA) with modified partial ground plane for
multiband operation is presented. The `dimension of proposed antenna is 40× 47 mm2 with 1.6 height using
Teflon substrate having dielectric constant 2.1. The ground plane is amended by inserting an anti-symmetric
horizontal L-slots. Single band to multiband behaviour is accomplished by applying two horizontal L-slots on
partial ground plane of LMA. Both the slots are antisymmetric to Y-axis. The parametric study has also been
done which is responsible for antenna behaviour. The operating frequency bands of designed antenna are 2.35-
2.91GHz,3.24-3.51GHz ,4.31-5.30GHz and 5.90-6.31GHz which is suitable for Bluetooth (2.4GHZ),WLAN
(2.4GHz,5.2GHz), WiMAX (2.3GHz, 2.5GHz, 3.5GHz, 5.2GHz), C-band (4-8GHz) and S-DMB (2.6GHz)
101. applications. By using the HFSS simulator we accomplished that our designed antenna show an enhancement of
bandwidth and good matching impedance.
597-602
Keywords: LMA, PARTIAL GROUND PLANE, MULTIBAND, L-SLOTS, WLAN, Wi-MAX.

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Authors: Nidhi Gaur, Anu Mehra, Pradeep Kumar

Paper Title: FFT using Power Efficient Vedic Multiplier

Abstract: Modern communication systems rely on Digital Signal Processing (DSP) more than ever before.
Improving the speed of FFT computation using high speed multipliers will help to enhance the performance of
DSP systems. In this paper a DIT FFT architecture using high performance Modified Vedic multipliers is
proposed. Vedic Multipliers offer a more efficient way to perform multiplication on large numbers occupying
less area and consuming low power and delay The adders used in the Vedic multipliers are Brent Kung based
and multiplexer based adders. The right utilization of these adders at different word lengths helps to achieve an
architecture with minimal area and power. Comparative analysis of modified 24×24 Vedic Multiplier with
existing Vedic Multiplier shows the improvement in performance with respect to power and area. Proposed FFT
design is compared with existing designs for dynamic power consumption and an improvement of 46.93%
compared to Tsai’s FFT Design and 59.37% compared to Coelho’s FFT Design is achieved. The entire
architecture is implemented on Virtex 7 FPGA and simulated using Xilinx Vivado 2017.4.

Keywords: Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Decimation in Time , Fast Fourier Transform , Vedic Multipliers.

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Authors: U B Mahadevaswamy, Gurudutt M S

Paper Title: IoT Based Occupancy Detection using Wireless Controller in a Building/Workspace
Abstract: Occupancy of seats/chairs in places like cafeteria, occupancy in meeting room is a key factor in
offices having thousands of employees, it is often convenient to know the number of seats occupied in cafeteria
and availability of meeting room in IT companies before he/she visits. There is an IoT wave sweeping the
technology arena. Internet of Things (IoT) is the amalgamation of all physical nodes using internet as medium.
The nodes communicate with each other over internet and allows to control or get controlled by the click of a
button. Various sensor in the market can detect occupancy of the seat and the meeting room with low cost
systems. The objective of the present paper is to study number of people occupied the seats in cafeteria and
displayed occupied and unoccupied seats on web browser for user information, collecting those data for some
period and use the data to display seat occupancy at different points of time. The above objective is achieved
using shell scripts running on linux machine used to simulate the occupancy of chairs/seats in cafeteria and
occupancy of meeting rooms which is communicated to webserver via IoT.

Keywords: Shell scripts, IoT, webserver, occupancy sensor.

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Authors: S K Toshniwal, A Prajapati, K Ray, M R Ahmad, B H Ahmad, P Singh, A Bandyopadhyay

Paper Title: A Compact UWB Antenna Design using Modified Ground Plane
Abstract: A compact rectangular MS antenna for Ultra Wide Band applications is designed. In the proposed
design the rectangular patch antenna designed with cutting a slot in ground of length and width 2.5mm and
3.0mm respectively at the back of feed line. By using the defective ground plane a wide BWof 9.782 GHz with
frequency band 3.099 GHz to 12.278 GHz is achieved. The designed antenna with a compressed size of 30 mm
x 30 mm is fabricated and tested. The antenna’s return loss and VSWR plots are presented here to confirm the
complete UWB bands. Special configuration of patch antenna with slotted partial ground was designed and
optimized using CST Microwave Studio.
104.
Keywords: Dual-band antenna, Defected Ground structure, VSWR and planar antenna. 615-618
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Authors: Yashaswi R , Naidila Sadashiv

Paper Title: Fault Tolerant Scheduling Methods in Cloud Based 5G Networks

Abstract: Cloud computing is one of the emerging technology in the field of business and also in the research
field. High performance and high efficiency for 5G systems can be provided by the cloud radio access
networks(C-RAN). There is also requirement of higher efficiency and also for the low latency for the 5G mobile
networks. Sometimes there is probability of entire system failure due to the fault in some part of the hardware or
the software. Hence by developing some of the fault tolerant methods these kind of issues can be avoided. Fault
tolerance methods can also increase the use of cloud based services. The main idea of fault tolerant scheduling
methods is to involve redundancy , so that all the tasks can be performed even when the system fails. But this
may cause overhead for the cloud service providers. Hence various scheduling algorithms can be used to
overcome this problem. In this paper, the different kinds of fault tolerant scheduling algorithms are discussed.
Hence the suitable methods can be used according to the requirement of the user. This should also lead to
increase in the efficiency, performance of the tasks and avoid the system failure in case of minute faults in the
system.

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 Authors: D. M. Chandwadkar, Azmina Gayasuddin Maniyar, S. P. Ugale

Paper Title: Design of 2kW DC Charger for Two Wheelers

Abstract: The demand for Electric Vehicles is increasing day by day. EVs are silent, nonpolluting and produce
zero emissions. This paper presents the design of a dc charger that performs the necessary functions for
charging EV battery. An EV charger is a component in EV environment that supplies power for recharging the
EV battery. Usually, charging an electric car seems to be very simple process, implying that one can plug one’s
car into a charger that is connected to the electric grid. However, it is not as that simple. It depends on the types
of EVSE that one has deployed. Offboard DC Charger is connected to the premises wiring of the mains ac
supply network .It is designed to be separate and operate entirely off the vehicle. In the offboard dc charger,
direct current electrical power is delivered directly to the vehicle. The power module in a DC fast charger
consists of an AC-to-DC rectifier converter and an isolated DC/DC converter. The AC-to-DC rectifier is power
factor correction stage in which a Vienna Rectifier based PFC converter is used. The Isolated DC-DC Converter
used here is the Phase Shift Full Bridge DC-DC converter. A 2 kW prototype of the offboard DC Charger is
designed and simulated in MATLAB/Simulink R2018b.

Keywords: charger , emissions, isolated, offboard.

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Authors: S.P.Ugale, Monali Tukaram Mandlik, D.M.Chandwadkar

Paper Title: Graphical User Interface for Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Abstract: Electric vehicles are increasing day by day because of its low battery cost and good battery capacity
compared to other technology. Increasing automotive growth in electric vehicles also increases the automation to
use it.Graphical User Interface for electric vehicles with a full-blown touch screen will become more easy to use
with the introduction of fast charging stations. The approach shown to build HMI use Texas Instruments kit and
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along with the software which is compatible with hardware to build low and high end applications, and provides
connectivity with various peripherals required for Electric Vehicle System Equipment HMI e.g. UART and
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screen.

107. Keywords: Human Machine Interface, Code Composer Studio, Texas Instruments.

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Authors: Pooja Malik, Mrudula Y, Anurag Singh Baghel

A Better Gauging Model for the Evaluation of Automatic Machine Translation of English – Hindi
Paper Title:
Language
Abstract: The problem of language translation has prevailed in society for so long. However, up to some
extent the problem is being reduced by the online available machine translation systems like Google, Bing,
Babelfish, etc. But with the emergence of these Machine Translation Systems, there arises the problem of their
validation. Can we trust on such translation systems blindly? Is there no scope of improvement? Are these
Machine Translation systems not prone to errors? The answer to all these questions is No. So, for this purpose,
we need a mechanism that can test or assess these Machine Translation systems. In this paper, we have proposed
an algorithm that will evaluate such Machine Translation systems. Our algorithm is being compared with a very
well-known BLEU algorithm that works very well for non-Indian languages. The accuracy of the designed
algorithm is evaluated using the standard datasets like Tides and EMILLE.

Keywords: Automatic Machine Translation Evaluation, Automatic Machine Translation Evaluation of

English-Hindi Language Pair, Automatic Evaluation Metrics for Machine Translation.

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Authors: Ketki C. Pathak, Jignesh N. Sarvaiya, Anand D. Darji

Modified Boundary Matching algorithm for Error detection and Error Concealment for Video
Paper Title:
Communication
Abstract: As the demand of video transmission over communication network has grown rapidly, the data
compression and error correction in video processing have shown significant improvement day by day. When
the error occurs in a single frame, the visual quality of the subsequent frames gets degraded due to error
propagation. Thus, the error control techniques are required for the recovery. Concealment of error at the
receiver (decoder) side feats the spatial and temporal characteristics of the frame. Without the requirement of the
extra bandwidth and retransmission delay, it enhances the quality of the reconstructed video. However, the
output of the error concealment may get affected if the error located before is misleading. Thus error detection
also plays an important role while reconstructing the video. However, the output of the error concealment may
get affected if the error located before is misleading. This paper proposes error detection and concealment
approach for the recovery of lost Macro Block (MB) in video. The spatio-temporal techniques has been used for
the error detection followed by the MB type decision applied for classifying the damaged macro block .For the
concealment method a new method i.e. Modified Spatio-Temporal Boundary Matching Algorithm (MSTBMA)
has been proposed. The proposed work is compared with various existing method for spatial and temporal error
concealment. The comparison has been done for various types of error such as block error (single, multiple),
burst error and random error generated by the software. Performance is improves in terms of PSNR and visual
quality by considering the type of lost MB.

Keywords: Macro block, Error Detection, Spatio-temporal error, Temporal Error detection, Error concealment,
Modified Boundary Matching algorithm.

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Authors: Ipseeta Nanda, Nibedita Adhikari

110. Paper Title: Accelerator Design for Ethernet and HDMI IP Systems for IoT using Xilinx Vivado 18.X
Abstract: Xilinx Vivado software is used for designing synthesis and implementation of accelerator. The
objective of this paper is to understand the concept of intellectual property (IP), IP reuse, custom IP and IP
subsystem and to design the subsystem using Xilinx Vivado is used. This paper attempts to design accelerator to
make communication possible between High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) and Ethernet for Internet
of Things (IoT) using Xilinx Vivado 18.X [4]. The term is increasingly being also defined as objects that “talk”
to each other rather in the manner of Internet of Learning Things (IoLT) based IoT to define objects with that of
“realistically talk” to each other, given the rising system external & internal environmental complexity and
uncertainty factors facing the objects.

Keywords: IP, IoT, HDMI, IoLT.

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Authors: Manchanda Sonam, Paul Aman, Thakral Bindu

Paper Title: Smart Home Automation System using Ble

Abstract: This paper presents technology which deals with low cost and efficient for example Bluetooth
technology for controlling yeelight. This is achieved by incorporating java code into artik board. Technology has
been developed at a high pace. Furthermore, it will never stop. Web of Things is getting to be prevalent
nowadays because of putting tremendous effects on life. To structure an item utilizing current technology that
ought to be gainful to the lives of others is an extraordinary test now a world. This paper exhibits cost effective
technology for example ble, an artik board, yeelight, and test system simulator. The test system is utilized to
control the shade of the yeelight in the scope of ble. The wireless communication has been established between
the light and the board. This entire procedure will be incorporated according to popular request/response in
accordance with the JSON format. The advantages of the light are it possesses low cost with less utilization of
power.

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Authors: Shrikant J. Honade

Paper Title: Low Power 32-Bit Floating Point Adder/Subtractor Design using 50nm CMOS VLSI Technology
Abstract: In many DSP applications, generally multipliers and adders are two key components which are
highly complex and consume more power. Out of that the design of adder circuitry is quite complex compared to
multiplier which consumes more power. Hence optimization of power consumption of adder circuits is a
challenging task in the recent year and is a need of today’s world. In order to give a justice to this problem,
work presented in this paper describes the technique of designing floating point adder and subtractor using low
power pipelining technique which leads to a reduction in power consumption by a significant amount. Moreover,
the presented work in the paper deals with the design of low power transistorized architecture for 32-bit floating
point adder/ subtractor without and with pipelining approach in 50nm CMOS VLSI technology. The
experimental results demonstrated that, the dynamic power consumption of the floating point adder/subtractor
architectures is reduced significantly by employing pipelining technique as compared to the without pipelining
technique. Also, in this work a significant improvement has been achieved in the critical path for pipelined
approach compared to without pipeline approach. The proposed design is a full custom design prepared and
analyzed using cadence 6.15 tool.

Keywords: Subtractor, Floating Point Adder, Adder/Subtractor Area, Critical path.

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Authors: Rekha Chaturvedi,Abhay Sharma, Umesh Dwivedi, Sandeep Kumar

Paper Title: DWT-DCT Based copyright Protection In Ycbcr Color Space

Abstract: Digital image watermarking is powerful technique which provide ownership protection and
copyright protection. In this paper, a novel watermarking technique based on Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT)
and Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) is presented. YCbCr color model is used for watermark embedding and
extraction because of its close resemblance to human visual system. Single level DWT is applied to Luma
Component of YCbCr color cover image and then DCT coefficients are taken for watermark embedding process.
DCT is applied block by block of size (4×4). Binary watermark is scrambled using Arnold transform with k
iterations to achieve robustness. Proposed method has been evaluated by many performance evaluation measures
such as Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), Normalized Correlation (NC) and Computational time. Various
watermark attacks are also applied against proposed method, result shows that superiority over other methods.

Keywords: Digital Image Watermarking; DCT middle band coefficient, YCbCr, PSNR, SM and Normalized
Correlation.

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Authors: Arup Kumar Mohanty, Debahuti Mishra

Paper Title: Exploring the use of Water Cycle Optimization Algorithm for Foreign Exchange Prediction
Abstract: The aim of this paper is to model a network and predict the exchange price of United States Dollar
to Indian Rupees using daily exchange rates from Dec 18, 1991-Jul 19, 2007. In this paper, Water Cycle
Optimization (WCA) technique has been used to optimize the Artificial Neural Network (ANN) for Foreign
 Exchange prediction on the basis of their predictive performance. The performance metrics considered for the
evaluation of the models are root mean square error (RMSE) and mean absolute error (MAE). The tabulated
outcome shows the efficiency of the model over other popular models.

Keywords: ANN; Forex;Machine Learning; Prediction; WCA.

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Authors: Rajashekar Kunabeva, Manjunatha P, NarendraVG

Adaptive Best Mother Wavelet Based Compressive Sensing Algorithm for Energy Efficient ECG
Paper Title:
Signal Compression in WBAN Node
Abstract: In ambulatory ECG monitoring application energy efficient signal acquisition plays significant role
in ensuring the lifetime of resource constrained WBAN node . Most of the Compressive Sensing (CS)
algorithms employ fixed mother wavelet choice for decomposition phase, resulting in incorrect block-wise data
representation thus yielding higher PRD, lower CR and subsequent faster energy consumption rate. To overcome
this design issue a novel minimum PRD based adaptive best mother wavelet (ABMW) selection algorithm has
been proposed individually for each block and tested for compression of ECG signals in emergent CS paradigm
over three datasets. Performance metrics illustrate that the proposed algorithm supports true representation of the
physiological events, is energy efficient and faster than its predecessors and has an average execution delay of
1.7 seconds for compression and recovery of 10 seconds ECG data. Simulation results show that proposed
algorithm achieved average PRD of 1.141733, CR of 63.77417 and SNR of 40.63878. The proposed algorithm
achieved average PRD of 3.59 , execution speed of 2.09 seconds ,CR of 62.32, SNR of 29.5dB and energy
consumption is around 1.64E-04 which is very near to average energy consumption values for both MIT-BIH
,PTB datasets and 24-bit acquired ECG data.

Keywords: Adaptive mother wavelet selection, Energy efficiency , Compressive Sensing, Sparse
representation, WBAN.

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Authors: Yogesh Y. Katdare, Pranita Chavan, Dhananjay Borse

Efficient Perturb and Observe Algorithm for Photovoltaic Maximum Power Point Tracking and
Paper Title:
Drift Avoidance using SEPIC Converter
Abstract: Maximum power point tracking is a commonly used technique for extracting maximum possible
power from solar photovoltaic (PV) systems under all conditions. Various methods used for implementation of
MPPT algorithm, out of those methods, perturb and observe (P&O) is very popular and commonly using method
owing to its simplicity, easy implementation and highly efficient nature. However, P&O algorithm has
disadvantage that it suffers from drift phenomenon in which during sudden change in atmospheric conditions,
the algorithm drifts away from the maximum power point (MPP). This paper proposes modifications in the
conventional P&O algorithm to overcome the drifting of MPP during suddenly changing atmospheric
conditions. This algorithm takes change in current into consideration along with change in voltage and power
and is verified using MATLAB/Simulink. DC/DC control is achieved using SEPIC converter and simulation
results of the proposed algorithm show that the system can track the MPP in transient whether conditions and
drifting is avoided.

Keywords: Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT), Perturb and Observe (P&O), PV, drift phenomenon,
SEPIC Converter, MATLAB/Simulink.

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Authors: R.Sakthi, V.Vidhya

Paper Title: Computational Performance of a Single Server State Dependent Queue

Abstract: In this article we consider a single server state dependent queuing system with the service rate
varying according to types of customers like normal, tagged and heavy tailed. We develop a state dependent
queuing model in which the service rate depends on customer type arrive to the system with quasi-birth-death
environment structure and using matrix geometric method we develop the system performance measures. Also,
we use these performance measures by utilizing the maximum potential of server and perform sensitivity
analysis with numerical illustrations.

Keywords: Quasi-birth-death process, state dependent, stationary probability, tagged customer. AMS Subject
Classification: 60K25, 90B22, 68M20.

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Authors: Rashmi Mishra, Pooja Saharan, Amrita Jyoti

Paper Title: Heart Disease Risk Predictor

Abstract: Cardiovascular disease is one of the focused areas is medical area because its origins sickness and
death amongst the population of the entire world. Data mining techniques play an important role to convert the
large amount of raw data into meaningful information which will help in prediction and decision of
Cardiovascular disease. The prediction models were technologically advanced using diverse amalgamation
structures and sorting techniques such as k-NN, Naive Bayes, LR, SVM, Neural Network, Decision Tree. It is
very necessary for the recital of the prediction models to choose the exact amalgamation of momentous features.
The main Aim of the propose System is to develop an develop an Intelligent System using data mining modeling
technique. The proposed system retrieves the data set and compare the data set with the predefined trained data
set. The existing decision support system cannot predict the complex question for diagnosing the heart disease
but the proposed system predicts the complex queries which will help and assist the healthcare practitioners to
take appropriate decisions. This proposed system aims to provide a web platform to predict the occurrences of
118. disease on the basis of various symptoms. The user can select various symptoms and can find the diseases with
their probabilistic figures.
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Keywords: Naive Bayes, Heart disease, Data Mining, JDK, Thal.

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Authors: Microarray Gene Expression Data Classification using a Hybrid Algorithm: MRMRAGA

Paper Title: Rabindra Kumar Singh, M. Sivabalakrishnan

Abstract: In the field of microarray gene expression research, the high dimension of the features with a
comparatively small sample size of these data became necessary for the development of a robust and efficient
feature selection method in order to perform classification task more precisely on gene expression data. We
119. propose the hybrid feature selection (mRMRAGA) approach in this paper, which combines the minimum
redundancy and maximum relevance (mRMR) with the adaptive genetic algorithm (AGA). The mRMR method
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is frequently used to identify the characteristics more accurately for gene and its phenotypes. Then their
relevance is narrowed down which is described in pairing with its relevant feature selection. This approach is
known as Minimum Redundancy and Maximum Relevance. The Genetic Algorithm (GA) has been propelled
with the procedure of natural selection and it is based on heuristic search method. And the adaptive genetic
algorithm is improvised one which gives better performance. We have conducted an experiment on four
 benchmarked dataset using our proposed approach and then classified using four well-known classification
approaches. The accuracy was measured and observed that it gives better performance compared to the other
conventional feature selection methods.

Keywords: Feature selection, classification, mRMR, AGA, hybrid feature selection.

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Authors: Rubin Thottupurathu Jose, Sojan Lal Poulose

Paper Title: Statistics Based Optimization Technique for Query Processing

Abstract: Semantic web consists of the data in the structure manner and query searching methods can access
these structured data to provide effective search result. The query recommendation in the semantic web
relevance is needed to be improved based on the user input query. Many existing methods are used to improve
the query recommendation efficiency using the optimization technique such as Particle Swarm Optimization
(PSO), Ant Colony Optimization (ACO). These methods involve in the use of many features which are selected
from the user query. This in-turn increases the cost of a query in the semantic web. In this research, the query
120. optimization was carried out by using the statistics method. The statistics based optimization method requires
fewer features such as triple pattern and node priority etc., for finding the relevant results. The LUBM dataset
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contains the semantic queries and this dataset is used to measure the efficiency of the proposed Statistical based
optimization method. The SPARQL queries are used to plot the query graph and triple scores are extracted from
the graph. The cost value of the triple scores is measured and given as input to the proposed statistics method.
The execution time of the statistics based optimization method for the query is 35 ms while the existing method
has 48 ms.

Keywords: LUBM dataset, Semantic web query, SPARQL, statistics based optimization and triple scores.
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Authors: Abhijitsinh Parmar, Vikram M. Patel, A. P. Singh

Paper Title: Seismic Vulnerability Assessment of Buildings in Surat City of western India
Abstract: In Surat city, the second largest city of Gujarat, 6930 buildings had been rapidly screened (RVS).
RVS is known as a sidewalk evaluation, in which a skilled screener inspect a structure visually in order to
recognize characteristics that influence the building's seismic output, for example the construction type, seismic
zones, soil, and irregularities, etc. This study of RVS is based on the checklists in a RCC and Masonry Performa.
Other significant structure information, including building occupancy and possible structural risks, are also
collected during the screening. A performance score of the structure is calculated based on RVS values that
correspond to these characteristics. In comparison with a cuts-off rating, the structure rating determines if a
construction has possible vulnerabilities to be evaluated by a skilled engineer. We applied the Gaussian
distribution methodology for cut off score in this study. The Gaussian distribution is also commonly called the
normal distribution. Though, there are varied constructions practices, 74% constructions are RCC and 26%
masonry structures. The performance results of surveyed buildings show that about 80 percent of both structures
have high quality because they have a performance rating > 60. The survey’s results also indicate that buildings
practice have been changed from masonry to RCC after 2001 Bhuj earthquake (M7.7). Due to design, RCC
buildings will have more shear capacity to tolerate the seismic shaking in comparison to the masonry buildings.

121. Keywords: Rapid Visual Survey; Vulnerability assessment; seismic hazard; buildings; Performance score.

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Automatic Eye Screening Method Based on a Multi-Anatomical Retinal System Segmentation with
Paper Title:
the Help of Morphology & Fuzzy Logic
Abstract: Eye examination is used to determine Retinal problems at an early stage. Retina screening can be
used to detect various hidden retinal problems including pre-diabetes and diabetes. The doctors will depend on
segmentation results of retinal structures to determine the abnormalities in the eye. A novel algorithm for instant
identification and segmentation of the optic disk (OD) and detection of exudates in human retinal images is
described in this document. The proposed technique uses segmentation methodology for automatically detecting
of these structures. This methodology uses morphology theories and fuzzy techniques to detect the structures
even in pathological images. The performance is evaluated using two datasets that is DRISHI-GS (optic disc)
and DIARETD1 (exudates). Present methods have accuracy and efficiency is less, but in the proposed new
novel method i.e morphology based fuzzy logic, we achieved an accuracy 92.91% and PPV (positive predictive
value) is 89.54% in optic disc. specificity and F-score also trained with help of subjected method 99% and
93.17% in exudates.

Keywords: Retinal structures, optic disc, exudates, morphological theory, fuzzy logic, fuzzy c-means, convex
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to the non-dominant side. Besides that, performing handgrip with 0˚ elbow flexion produced greatest force 730-732
followed by 90˚ and full elbow flexion. To conclude, testers need to standardize the handgrip strength test
procedures as different in elbow flexion angles and the use of dominant/non-dominant sides were shown to
significantly affect the force production.

Keywords: Elbow flexion, Angle, Force production, Asymmetries, Handgrip.

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Authors: Gunjan V. Keswani

Ensure Security for Mapreduce-Hadoop Distributed File System using Encryption Method Over
Paper Title:
Big Data
Abstract: Big data security is the most focused research issue nowadays due to their increased size and the
complexity involved in handling of large volume of data. It is more difficult to ensure security on big data
handling due to its characteristics 4V’s. With the aim of ensuring security and flexible encryption computation
on big data with reduced computation overhead in this work, framework with encryption (MRS) is presented
with Hadoop Distributed file System (HDFS). Development of the MapReduce paradigm needs networked
attached storage in addition to parallel processing. For storing as well as handling big data, HDFS are
extensively utilized. This proposed method creates a framework for obtaining data from client and after that
examining the received data, excerpt privacy policy and after that find the sensitive data. The security is
guaranteed in this framework using key rotation algorithm which is an efficient encryption and decryption
technique for safeguarding the data over big data. Data encryption is a means to protect data in storage with
containing a key encryption saved and accessible to reuse the data while required. The outcome shows that the
research method guarantees greater security for enormous amount of data and gives beneficial info to related
clients. Therefore the outcome concluded that the proposed method is superior to the previous method. Finally,
this research can be applied effectively on the various domains such as health care domains, educational
domains, social networking domains, etc which require more security and increased volume of data.

Keywords: Big data, security, Hadoop, MapReduce, encryption.

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Authors: M. Rajasekar, A. Udhayakumar

 Paper Title: Advanced Tamil POS Tagger for Language Learners
Abstract: In the emerging technology Natural Language Processing, machine translation is one of the
important roles. The machine translation is translation of text in one language to another with the
implementation of Machines. The research topic POS Tagging is one of the most basic and important work in
Machine translation. POS tagging simply, we say that to assign the Parts of speech identification for each word
in the given sentence. In my research work, I tried the POS Tagging for Tamil language. There may be some
numerous research were done in the same topic. I have viewed this in different and very detailed
implementation. Most of the detailed grammatical identifications are made for this proposed research. It is very
useful to know the basic grammar in Tamil language.

125. Keywords: Natural Language Processing, Machine Translation, Parts of Speech Tagging, POS Tagger for
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Paper Title: Balanced XOR/XNOR Circuits using CNTFET

Abstract: In this work, a standard design methodology in different logic styles using Carbon Nano Tube field
effect transistor is proposed to construct Balanced XOR/XNOR circuit. The Proposed methodology is build on
different basic cells to optimize area, power dissipation and delay. The circuits for Balanced XOR/XNOR can be
designed with selecting a Elementary basic cell including two independent inputs and two complementary
outputs. The basic cell is then combined with various correction and optimization techniques to build a perfect
XOR/XNOR circuit to avoid weak zero and week one at the output. Simulation results of the proposed circuits
shows better performances in terms of delay, power and PDP. The proposed circuits are evaluated using cadence
virtouso.

Keywords: CNTFET, Adder Circuits, Balanced XOR/XNOR Circuits, Low Power, Delay, power delay
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Paper Title: Web 2.0: An Evaluation of Social Media Networking Sites

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of the peoples in the Chennai city. To examine the preference of employed youth with respect to social media
networking sites and to categorise the selected social media networking sites based on the Importance cum
Performance perception analysis of customers in Chennai city of Tamil Nadu. The empirical and exploratory
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convenient non-probability sampling method. The primary data collected were subjected to analysis using SPSS
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objectives. The employed youth were classified into two categories based on the social media usage namely,
highest users and high users. The Elucidean scaling map reveals the relative positions of the different social
media networking sites in different quadrants and it was categorised namely, Excellent Performance / Extremely
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Important/Fair Performance. This study concluded that digital marketers are advised to market their products
127. and services in the Whatsapp, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram social media networking sites. Since, these
sites are highly preferred by the employed youth in the study area for the purpose devising the effective social
media marketing strategies. Snapchat and Pinterest are the two least preferred social media networking sites
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actively, intelligently and efficiently rather, burning their valuable time of routine life. This research paper aimed
to explore the usage and preference of employed youth towards selected social media networking sites. The
Multi-Dimensional Scaling (MDS) approach was adopted to find the relative positions of the different social
media networking sites in different quadrants.

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Effects of Stress among the Faculty Working in Private Universities and Colleges with Special
Paper Title:
Reference to Uttarakhand (India)
Abstract: The faculty plays a vital role in the higher education industry, in business and social environment in
India, which is changing very drastically in achieving the organizational visions. The aim was to focus and
analyze the level and the impact of stress among academies of the private Universities and colleges in
Uttarakhand and also to analyze the factors responsible for stress on them in academics in today’s scenario. The
after effects and the repercussions which may be burnout of the individuals in the education industry due to
stress, is also tried to be covered. These are very evident now days.For this purpose the privately owned
Universities and colleges are covered. The observation shows that the faculties are in a stress due to certain
different reasons. Occupational stress index was used to measure the level of the stress and its impact on the
faculties. The empirical analysis on the basis of the data collected shows that factors like role overload, role
ambiguity, role conflict are reasons for stress among females faculties. But the factors like political pressure are
responsible for creating the stress in both. The research shows that there are different factors causing stress on at
different age groups, some cause stress approximately at similar level on both. It can be restricted by reducing
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128. Keywords: Occupational Stress, Role Ambiguity, Strenuous Working Condition.
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Mathematical Analysis and Mechanical Modeling of an Inoculation System on Feeder Control for
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Pouring Unit in a Foundry Station
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inoculating powder to metal stream working with an automatic pouring unit. This system applies a constant
dosage of inoculant easily modified by the control unit, with precise repeatability of the process. It incorporates a
system of the instant direction of faults at all times, to ensure proper operation. In this project, the human effort
is reduced by automating the inoculant feeding mechanism performed in a foundry. By doing pouring in manual
manner, it ends up in reducing the rejection of production 2% owing to poor inoculation which disturbs the
company's production. This system is used to feed the inoculant to the molten metal in a highly precise amount
as per the requirements. After researching various feeding mechanisms, concluded with feeding machine with
the help of screw which is more adoptable for desirable number of inoculants to be transferred. The
mathematical analysis has been done and it is proven that satisfies the design criterions for modeling of the
proposed system. The mechanical modeling is designed in such a way that inoculant occupies in two class of
separate hoppers.

Keywords: Inoculation, mathematical analysis, pouring unit, foundry and screw feeding.

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Optimal Classification of Lung Cancer Related Genes using Enhanced reliefF Algorithm and
Paper Title:
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due to noisy gene expression data, high dimensional data, and the small sample size. To address these problems,
an enhanced gene selection algorithm and multiclass classifier are developed. In this research, the lung cancer-
related genes (GEO IDs: GSE10245, GSE19804, GSE7670, GSE10072, and GSE6044) were collected from
Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) dataset. After acquiring the lung cancer-related genes, gene selection was
carried out by using enhanced reliefF algorithm for selecting the optimal genes. In enhanced reliefF gene
130. selection algorithm, earthmover distance measure and firefly optimizer were used instead of Manhattan distance
measure for identifying the nearest miss and nearest hit instances, which significantly lessens the “curse of
771-778
dimensionality” issue. These optimal genes were given as the input for Multiclass Support Vector Machine
(MSVM) classifier for classifying the sub-classes of lung cancer. The experimental section showed that the
proposed system improved the classification accuracy up to 3-10% related to the existing systems in light of
accuracy, False Positive Rate (FPR), error rate, and True Positive Rate (TPR).

Keywords: Enhanced reliefF algorithm, firefly optimizer, gene selection, microarray gene expression,
multiclass support vector machine.
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Authors: Ramya C, Shreedhara K S

A Bio-inspired Modified PSO Strategy for Effective Web Information Retrieval using RCV1
Paper Title:
Datasets
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missing of plenteous relevant documents, static user queries, ever changing and tremendous amount of document
collection and so forth. Therefore, more powerful strategies are required to search for relevant documents. In this
paper, a PSO methodology is proposed which is hybridized with Simulated Annealing with the aim of
optimizing Web Information Retrieval (WIR) process. Hybridized PSO has a high impact on reducing the query
response time of the system and hence subsidizes the system efficiency. A novel similarity measure called
SMDR acts as a fitness function in the hybridized PSO-SA algorithm. Evaluations measures such as accuracy,
MRR, MAP, DCG, IDCG, F-measure and specificity are used to measure the effectiveness of the proposed
system and to compare it with existing system as well. Ultimately, experiments are extensively carried out on a
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Keywords: Information Retrieval Systems, Web Information Retrieval, Particle Swarm Optimization,
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Authors: Onur Deryahanoglu, Batuhan Kocaoglu

Applications of RFID Systems in Healthcare Management: A Simulation for Emergency
Paper Title:
Department
Abstract: Emergency Departments are the most complex and busiest locations for patient flow in hospitals.
Treatment of acute diseases, accidental injuries, heart attacks or different medical applications are performed in
these centers. At this point, patients should receive effective treatments as soon as possible. Additionally, they
can include in medical procedures such as triage, registration, treatment, transfer or hospitalization when they
apply of this departments. There are many problems in these services due to their complex structure. For
instance; long waiting times, leaving the hospital without excuse or without payment, lack of bed or medical
staff, long staying times. For these reasons, patient cares and treatments will be affected. It is thought that using
of RFID Technology will be expanded in the Emergency Departments that it may decrease long waiting times,
improve the quality of treatment processes and increase patient satisfaction also. In this study, it is aimed to
improve patient safety and quality with sustainable tracking system. In addition, a real-time warning mechanism
will be created by determining the number of optimum medical staff due to this technology. As a result, length
of stay of the patients will be reduced and patient satisfaction will be increased in Emergency Departments.

Keywords: RFID Systems, Healthcare Management, Simulation, Patient Safety.

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Authors: Neeraj,Major Singh Goraya, Damanpreet Singh

Paper Title: A Ranking Based Model for Selecting Optimum Cloud Geographical Region
Abstract: Cloud computing has become a dominant service computing model where the services such as
software, platform, infrastructure are provided to the cloud consumers on demand basis using pay as you go
model. Every cloud consumer requires high performance service in minimal cost. The performance of service in
cloudis measured by the parameters availability, agility, cost, and security etc. The service performance and cost
are very much dependent on the cloud geographical region (CGR) where these are deployed. The services
offered by the cloud service provider are installed on multiple data centers located at different CGR. In cloud
environment, the selection of a service installed on the optimum CGR within the limited time overhead is a
challenging and interesting problem. In this paper, the multi criteria decision making method, PROMETHEE II
and objective weighting method Shannon’s Entropy,based ranking model is proposed for solving the optimum
CGR selection problem. The CGR dataset of Amazon Web Service is used for the numerical analysis. The
133. sensitivity analysis is performed for validating the stability of the proposed model and getting the most sensitive
parameter. The applicability and usefulness of the service selection process is validated through the experimental
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overhead and hence suitable for online selection process in cloud.

Keywords: Cloud computing, PROMETHEE,Performance, Service selection.

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Authors: Gajanan Choudhari, Rajesh Mehra, Shallu

Paper Title: Multi-modal Iris Recognition System based on Convolution Neural Network
Abstract: Iris is most promising bio-metric trait for identification or authentication. Iris consists of patterns
that are unique and highly random in nature .The discriminative property of iris pattern has attracted many
researchers attention. The unimodal system, which uses only one bio-metric trait, suffers from limitation such as
inter-class variation, intra-class variation and non-universality. The multi-modal bio-metric system has ability to
overcome these drawbacks by fusing multiple biometric traits. In this paper, a multi-modal iris recognition
system is proposed. The features are extracted using convolutional neural network and softmax classifier is used
for multi-class classification. Finally, rank level fusion method is used to fuse right and left iris in order to
improve the confidence level of identification. This method is tested on two data sets namely IITD and CASIA-
Iris-V3.

Keywords: Convolutional Neural Network, Softmax classifier, Iris Recognition, Bio-metric.

References:

1. R. Gupta and P. Sehgal, Priti ,“Non ‑ deterministic approach to allay replay attack on iris biometric,” Pattern Analysis and
Applications,Springer, pp. 1-13, 2018.
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11. S. S. Dhage, S. S. Hegde, K. Manikantan, and S. Ramachandran, "DWT-based Feature Extraction and Radon Transform based
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Learning Approaches,” pp. 163–168, 2017.
13. Alaa S. Al-Waisy, Rami Qahwaji, Stanley Ipson, Shumoos Al-Fahdawi,“ A fast and accurate iris localization technique for healthcare
security system” IEEE International Conference on Computer and Information Technology; Ubiquitous Computing and
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Authors: Rajalaxmi Hegde, Sandeepkumar Hegde

Deep Recurrent Network Based Feature Selection using Single Matrix Normalization and Eigen
Paper Title:
Vectors for Analyzing Sentiments
Abstract: Sentiment analysis plays a major role in e-commerce and social media these days. Due to the
increasing growth of social media, a huge number of peoples and users send their reviews through the Internet
and several other sources. Analyzing this data is challenging in today's life. In this paper new normalization
based feature selection method is proposed and the topic of interest here is to select the relevant features and
perform the classification of the data and find the accuracy. Stability of the data is considered as the most
important challenge in analyzing the sentiments. In this paper investigating the sentiments and selecting the
relevant features from the data set places a major role. The aim is to work with the vector-based feature selection
and check the classification performance using recurrent networks. In this paper, text mining depends on feature
retrieval methods to improve accuracy and propose a single matrix normalization method to reduce the
dimensions. The proposed method performs data preprocessing or sentiment classification and features reduction
to improve accuracy. The proposed method achieves better accuracy than the N-gram feature selection method.
The experimental results show that the proposed method has better accuracy than other traditional feature
selection approaches and that the proposed method can decrease the implementation time.

Keywords: Features, Classifier, Sentiment, Normalization, Recurrent Networks, Covariance Matrix, Cosine
similarity.

References:

1. Catal, Cagatay, and Mehmet Nangir. "A sentiment classification model based on multiple classifiers." Applied Soft Computing 50
(2017): 135-141.
2. Boiy, Erik, et al. "Automatic Sentiment Analysis in On-line Text." ELPUB. 2007.
135. 3. Annett, Michelle, and Grzegorz Kondrak. "A comparison of sentiment analysis techniques: Polarizing movie blogs." Conference of the
Canadian Society for Computational Studies of Intelligence. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, 2008.
4. Ye, Qiang, Ziqiong Zhang, and Rob Law. "Sentiment classification of online reviews to travel destinations by supervised machine 804-809
learning approaches." Expert systems with applications 36.3 (2009): 6527-6535.
5. Manek, Asha S., et al. "Aspect term extraction for sentiment analysis in large movie reviews using Gini Index feature selection method
and SVM classifier." World wide web 20.2 (2017): 135-154.
6. Whitehead, Matthew, and Larry Yaeger. "Sentiment mining using ensemble classification models." Innovations and advances in
computer sciences and engineering. Springer, Dordrecht, 2010. 509-514.
7. Narayanan, Vivek, Ishan Arora, and Arjun Bhatia. "Fast and accurate sentiment classification using an enhanced Naive Bayes model."
International Conference on Intelligent Data Engineering and Automated Learning. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, 2013.
8. Agarwal, Basant, and Namita Mittal. "Sentiment classification using rough set based hybrid feature selection." Proceedings of the 4th
Workshop on Computational Approaches to Subjectivity, Sentiment and Social Media Analysis. 2013.
9. Kolog, Emmanuel Awuni, Calkin Suero Montero, and Tapani Toivonen. "Using machine learning for sentiment and social influence
analysis in the text." International Conference on Information Theoretic Security. Springer, Cham, 2018.
10. Mouthami, K., K. Nirmala Devi, and V. Murali Bhaskaran. "Sentiment analysis and classification based on textual reviews." 2013
international conference on Information communication and embedded systems (ICICES). IEEE, 2013.
11. Adel, Aisha, Nazlia Omar, and Adel Al-Shabi. "A Comparative Study Of Combined Feature Selection Methods For Arabic Text
Classification." JCS 10.11 (2014): 2232-2239.
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LIRIS-2014-002 (2014)
13. Arora, Monika, and Vineet Kansal. "Character level embedding with deep convolutional neural network for text normalization of
unstructured data for Twitter sentiment analysis." Social Network Analysis and Mining 9.1 (2019): 12.
14. Xie, Xin, et al. "An improved algorithm for sentiment analysis based on maximum entropy." Soft Computing 23.2 (2019): 599-611.
15. Kang, Mangi, Jaelim Ahn, and Kichun Lee. "Opinion mining using ensemble text hidden Markov models for text classification."
Expert Systems with Applications 94 (2018): 218-227.
16. Bahassine, Said, et al. "Feature selection using an improved Chi-square for Arabic text classification." Journal of King Saud
University-Computer and Information Sciences (2018).
17. Zhiyuan Chen, Nianzu Ma and Bing Liu. (2018). Lifelong Learning for Sentiment Classification, p1-8..
18. Navonil Majumder, Soujanya Poria, Alexander Gelbukh and Erik Cambria . (2017). Deep Learning-Based Document Modeling for
Personality Detection from Text.iEEE iNTElliGENT SYSTEmS, p74-79.
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Authors: Akansha Sharma, R.S Thakur, Shailesh Jaloree

Paper Title: Computational Analysis of Distance based Phylogenetic Tree for Azotobacter Species
Abstract: Phylogenetic tree is a pictorial representation of evolutionary relationships between organisms. It is
important method to analyze the biological data. Phylogenetic trees are based on two methods : Distance based
and Character based. Phylogenetic tree are used comparative analysis of any organism like human Beings,
Animals, Bacteria, Viruses and Fungi’s etc. In this paper we compare 12 different nucleotide sequences of
 Azotobacter species having linear DNA of 999 BP as maximum size using substitution model and phylogenetic
model. In this study two different models name P-Distance and Jukes cantor model are used and helped in
finding UPGMA or Neighbour joining method efficiency in evaluating the similarity and dissimilarity of
bacterial species. This paper gives influence in reconciliation of Azotobacter species to produce phylogram with
informative branch lengths. This further leads to analyze and understand various expressive characters of
Azotobacter in agriculture field.

Keywords: Phylogenetic tree, UPGMA, Neighbour joining, P-Distance, Jukes cantor.

References:

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Nucleic acids Res,Vol.36, pp. 2230-2239, 2008
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proceedings of 2012, International conference on modeling optimization and computing,
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6. V.K.Sohpal, A.Dey, A. Singh ,“Computational analysis of distance and character based phylogenetic tree for capsid proteins of human
herpes virus”, Data mining in Genomics & Proteomics, Vol.4,pp. ,2013.
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biology and evolution, Vol.33, pp. 1870-1874, 2016.
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Authors: Abhinav Bhargava, Poonam Sinha

Paper Title: Wide Band Microstrip Patch Antenna for S & C Band Applications
Abstract: A fractal is a repeated or similar structure having a fractional dimension. This type of shape having
repetitive structure so the electrical length can be increased with introducing multiple slots. That we can get fine
edge length structure. By recursive nature multiple objectives can be achieved. Size of the antenna is
continuously decreasing with the development of patch antenna. In this paper a square shaped square slotted
antenna is investigated, which is compact printed wide band antenna. A rectangular microstrip patch antenna
chosen with three slots for wide band application. When ground is modified it is called defected ground structure
by which bandwidth can be further increased, and overall a wideband antenna is simulated using HFSS
simulation software. So this antenna is useful for many applications in S & C band, the size of the antenna is
reduces. This paper represents the combination of rectangular antenna with rectangular slots. Proposed design
has resonant frequency of 4.7GHz with the operating range from 3.2GHz to 14.3GHz with bandwidth of
11.1GHz. Using proposed antenna design and micro strip feeding at proper position acceptable resultant
frequency, return loss, VSWR and bandwidth is achieved. For the design of the micro strip antenna we have
used FR-4substrate which has permittivity of 4.4 and thickness 1.6, loss tangent is 0.02. HFSS simulation
software is used for designing and analysis. We have observed that using slotted patch antenna and using micro
strip at proper location we can get better return loss, VSWR, and wideband.
137.
Keywords: Wideband, fractal micro-strip patch-antenna, return loss, VSWR, radiation pattern.
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Authors: R.Raja Kumar, R.Pandian, P.Indumathi, Sheik Mohammed Shoaib

Paper Title: Detection of Traffic Congestion and Marine Border Intrusion using Vehicular ad-hoc Networks
 Abstract: The Vehicular Ad-hoc network, or VANET, is for sharing of emergency and safety information
among vehicles to ensure safe travelling of users in road. It is the technology that considers moving cars as
nodes to create a mobile network. VANET turns every participating car into wireless router or node, allowing
cars to establish communication. Vehicles can communicate within themselves (V2V) and also with the road
side units (V2I). Vehicles communicating with other vehicles are likely to enhance the driving experience,
awareness, situation perception and thus safety. In response to the problem of drastically increasing road
accidents and climatic disasters like smoke, fog etc., we have designed and tested in various traffic scenarios of
Kathipara(area in Chennai Tamilnadu), T.Nagar(area in Chennai, Tamilnadu), highway and a village . Each
scenario is very different from each other; like Kathipara having moderate real time traffic, T.Nagar having
extensive dense traffic, highways with irregular traffic and villages which having very few vehicles for most
time. We designed the placement of RSUs(Road Side Units) in each scenario and we analyzed the delay and
packet delivery ratios(PDR) in each scenario. These results would guarantee the use of VANET in real time. Yet
another traffic scenario we have considered is what happens in marine environment. Unintentional International
border crossing by fishermen and hardships encountered by fishermen due to extreme weather conditions are the
138. motivation behind our conceptualizing a network for communication among boats which can be called a 818-825
BANET (Boat Adhoc Vehicular Network).

Keywords: VANET, V2V, V2I, BANET.

References:

1. M. Shahzamal, M. F. Pervez, “Mobility Modelling Of Marine Fishing Boats For Communication Network Simulation,” In Informatics
Electronics and Vision (ICIEV), India, May. 122-128, 2016.
2. C. S. Evangeline and S.Appu, “An Efficient Data Transmission in VANET Using Clustering Method”, Intl. Journal of Electronics and
Telecommunications, vol. 63, 2017, pp. 303-319.
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vol. 4, 2017, pp. 199-204.
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In India,”, International Journal of Advanced Computer Technology (IJACT), Vol. 3, 2014.
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Sciences &Research Technology, ISSN: 2277-9655, 2016.

Authors: Phan Thi Ha, Trinh Thi Van Anh

Paper Title: Building a Retail Sysem Based on Distributed Databases Model

Abstract: In recent years, distributed databases have become an important field of processing information,
overcoming some limitations of centralized database such as overloading, bottlenecking while accessing,
availability/ reliability of low fault tolerance. Our article proposes to build a distributed system (functions and
databases) for POS (point of sale) retailers, data will be distributed across different locations but can still be
linked together when required. At each location retailers can sell directly on the system (online or offline) so
they can administer local databases and execute their local applications (business). Here we deploy the system
on the distributed database management system based on Client-Server model. Therefore, aside from local
management of data at clients (POS), there is also a server (manager) that stores data, manages and controls the
139. entire system.

Keywords: reactjs, Progressive Web App, Magento, commerce, Distributed Databases, Distributed System. 826-829

References:

1. B. Ajzele, Magento 2 Developer's Guide, 2015.

2. K. Edition, The Road to learn React, 2017.
3. D. A. Hume, Progressive Web Apps, MANNING, 2017.
4. https://www.bigcommerce.com/blog/ecommerce-trends/, 2018
5. http://devdocs.magento.com, 2018
6. https://reactjs.org, 2018
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8. https://www.magestore.com, 2018

Authors: Pranesh Krishnan, Sazali Yaacob

Paper Title: Drowsiness Detection using Band Power and log Energy Entropy Features Based on EEG Signals
Abstract: Sleeping on the wheels due to drowsiness is one of the significant causes of death tolls all over the
world. The primary reason for the sleepiness is due to lack of sleep and irregular sleep patterns. Several methods
such as unobtrusive sensors, vehicle dynamics and obtrusive physiology sensors are used to diagnose drowsiness
in drivers. However, the unobtrusive sensors detect drowsiness in the later stage. Whereas the physiological
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methods use obtrusive sensors such as electro-ocular, electro-myo and electro-encephalograms produce high
accuracy in the early detection of drowsiness, which makes them a preferable solution. The objective of this 830-836
research article is to classify drowsiness with alertness based on the electroencephalographic (EEG) signals
using band power and log energy entropy features. A publicly available ULg DROZY database used in this
research. The raw multimodal signal is processed to extract the five EEG channels. A passband filter with the cut
off frequencies of 0.1 Hz and 50 Hz attenuates the high-frequency components. Another bandpass filter bank is
designed to slice the raw signals into eight sub-bands, namely delta, theta, low alpha, high alpha, low beta, mid-
beta, high beta and gamma. The preprocessed signals are segmented into an equal number of frames with a
frame duration of 2 seconds using a rectangular time windowing approach with an overlap of 50%. Frequency
domain features such as log energy entropy and band power were extracted. The extracted feature sets were
further normalised between 0 and 1 and labelled as drowsy and alert and then combined to form the final dataset.
The K-fold cross-validation method is used to divide the dataset into training and testing sets. The processed
dataset is then trained using Discriminant analysis, k-nearest neighbour network, Binary decision tree, ensemble,
Naive Bayes and support vector machine classifiers and the results are compared with the literature. The kNN
classifier produces 95% classification accuracy. The developed model can provide a tool for drowsiness
detection in drivers.

Keywords: band power, DROZY database, drowsiness, log energy entropy, polysomnography.

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Authors: Shivanna K, Prabhudeva S

Paper Title: Ensure Data Protection in Cloud Computing using ASCII Based Encryption Technique
Abstract: Cloud computing is an engineering discipline which is concerned with all aspect of storing and
sharing useful data. Today, millions of users are able to upload and download useful information on cloud
environment from anywhere at any time. Recently, many security issues are encountered in real time
applications with a great loss of data and information. Subsequently, many research works have been done to
highjack the security issues of cloud computing. Still, all feasible solutions may not applicable at all time and
some practical situations. In this paper, we designed and implemented an ASCII based encryption technique that
securely uploads, sharing the data on cloud framework with a minimum computational overhead and entropy.
The proposed technique will increase the throughput of the system and it can be deployed on a cloud
environment for sharing and securing useful data information.

Keywords: Cloud Storage, Confidentiality, Encryption, One Time Secret Key.

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Authors: K. Balachander

Paper Title: Design and Hardware Implementation of Portable Generator using TEG
Abstract: Electrical energy has become a part of all human beings, the claim for electricity has been very high
in the current days and hence electricity generated by usual means is not plenty. Nowadays solar, wind and
thermal power station are mostly used to generate electricity. But by using this more amount of space can be
occupied, fuel cost is increasing day by day, and also power consumption rate is very high in commercial
sectors. So avoid these problems by using Thermo Electric power Generator (TEG). It is in the form of peltier
coolers and TE generators. TE generator produces electrical energy from waste heat. It works based on principle
142. of SEEBECK effect. It is named after the Baltic German physicist Thomas Johann seebeck. This paper
proposed an idea of Design and Hardware implementation of Portable Generator using TEG. Hardware model
was implemented and tested. 843-846

Keywords: Power Generator, Thermo Electric power Generator, TEG, Seebeck effect.

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Authors: Balasubramanian Prabhu Kavin, Sannasi Ganapathy

Paper Title: A Novel M-Commerce Data Security Mechanism using Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Abstract: Cryptography is a mathematical science which permits only the authorized users to access the data.
Today, it is necessary for our routine life to safeguard online data like credit card numbers, bank transactions,
etc. Many cryptographic algorithm-based data security mechanisms have been introduced by various researchers
for protecting the online / M-Commerce data. Even though, no data security algorithms achieved the required
security level with less time. For overcoming these issues, we propose a new data security algorithm called
Elliptic-Curve Cryptography and Diffie-Hellman based data security algorithm for securing the M-Commerce
data. Here, the key size of the Elliptic Curve Cryptography is less than RSA that will be helpful to improve the
efficiency and reduce the storage space. This algorithm is able to establish a secure session key through a server
over an insecure channel and also handle various illegitimate users. In addition, this new algorithm is more
secure, efficient and suitable for mobile commerce environments than existing data security algorithms. For
evaluating the data security mechanism, many experiments conducted with M-Commerce data that are collected
from the Internet which are freely available and also proved the efficiency of the data security algorithm.

Keywords: Cryptography, Encryption, Decryption, Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC), Diffie-Hellman,

Private Key, Public Key.

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Authors: Ansiya Eshack, S. Krishnakumar

Paper Title: Low Power 32 x 32 – bit Reversible Vedic Multiplier

Abstract: Recently, low-power consuming devices are gaining demand due to excessive use and requirement
of hand-held & portable electronic gadgets. The quest for designing better options to lower the power
consumption of a device is in high-swing. The paper proposes two 32 x 32 – bit multipliers. The first design is
based only on the Urdhava Tiryakbhyam Sutra of Vedic Mathematics. The use of this sutra has created a
multiplier with higher throughput and lesser power utilization than conventional 32 x 32 – bit multipliers. The
second design incorporates the reversible logic into the first design, which further reduces the power
consumption of the system. Thus bringing together Vedic sutra for multiplication and reversible gates has led to
the development of a Reversible Vedic Multiplier which has both the advantages of high-speed and low-power
consumption.

Keywords: FPGA, High speed, Low power, Reversible Gates, Urdhava Tiryakbhyam Sutra, Vedic Multiplier.

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Authors: Amit Kumar Bajpai, Rajiv Pandey, S P Tripathi

Paper Title: Mapping Provenance Model to e-learning Ontology

 Abstract: The Semantic Web (SW) may be represented as it is advancement of the web; it is specifically
conspired to describe information in a specific manner, which machine can understand easily. In this context the
‘object’ or “resource” derived from web must be a unique as Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). Ontologies are
used to establish the relationships between objects. Trust or provenance plays important role in the semantic
web. Trust defines the merit by which a user considers authenticity of the documents. Semantic web refers the
credibility, reliability and tustability of the data in the given context. It is necessary to observe and differentiate
trusted data points from entrusted ones. [8]. User has to take decision regarding selection of the documents based
on considering all the parameters of trust, whether given information is reliable or not. The documents available
in the web in which users put a new set of problems every time and need to obtain the solution exactly
trustworthy.

Keywords:

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Authors: Vishal Shah, Shridevi S

Paper Title: Health Insurance Data Processing using Linked Data

Abstract: The data in the organization is distributed among multiple structured databases. The large database
makes the process of risk analysis difficult, as data is distributed in the organization. Information gathering for
Risk analysis is more subjective and therefore, processing incomplete information over distributed databases
increase more fault in risk analysis. Linked Data representation helps to make structured, distributed data more
related, combined and ready to be processed. Linked Data approach makes data interlinked and semantically
rich, extracting meaning with the use of machines and eliminating the human subjectivity factor in assessing
insurance risk. Using Linked data, information retrieval process can be easier as data or databases interlinked
semantically. The proposed technique uses a linked data approach for risk analysis and related information
retrieval methods over structured data. The work efficiency is also tested and found to be good.

Keywords: Linked Data Analysis, Semantic-web, Ontology, Information retrieval and Gathering.

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Authors: Bharath Kumara, S. Anantha Padmanabhan

Paper Title: Optimized Data Collection and Computation using Internet of Things (IoT)
Abstract: IOT is one of the standard data transfer technique used in day today applications like health
monitoring, industrial data collection and in home security system. Security in data transmission is one of the
major concerned research area in IOT. The existing methodologies is secure data transmission is not provided
full fledge privacy for data collection and transmission. Hence, this paper proposed a new methodology to
compute and secure the valuable data. The methodology to optimize the data collection is achieved in two
different steps. The noise is added to original data in the first step to secure the original data. In second step
different nodes in the network/clustered average data will be computed. Later the research methods is
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implementing to minimize the data loss. To show the performance of the optimal data collection and secure
transmission we simulate different constraints of the network parameters and compared with existing methods. 870-873
The developed algorithm proved that it is one of the better data collection technique.

Keywords: IoT, Security, Data Collection, Throughput.

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Authors: Qistina Donna Lee Abdullah, Khashini Devi R. Varatharajoo

Paper Title: Schematic Representation of Bridging Artistic Skills and Leadership Styles
Abstract: Leadership in this digital era is currently gaining lots of attention from all over the world including
Malaysia. It is like a life to all organizations as it is merely impossible to move forward without leadership. This
21st century world and generation demand for a more different leadership practice which is more flexible.
Basically, it all lies in the hands of a leader on how strategic the leadership is going to be and how well a team’s
talent can be extracted. This paper presents a conceptual framework that studies the artistic skills and leadership
characteristics to be included in the leadership styles. This paper also addresses the independent variables and
the dependent variables which formed the whole framework. Systematic review methodology is employed
whereby data are obtained from evidenced literatures. The justification behind choosing each and every
variables are provided based on valid literature sources. Art is being bridged into leadership for a newer change
and experience. Explanations are also provided on how this framework actually works. This framework serves
as guideline which is applicable to all organizations in the country. The main aim of this paper is to suggest a
148. newer practice of leadership to bring a new and better change to the organization and country.

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Authors: Raghavaraju Aradhyula, T V Rama Krishna, B T P Madhav

Electromagnetic Bandgap Structured CPW Fed Circular Monopole Antenna with Bandwidth
Paper Title:
Enhancement for Wideband Applications
Abstract: A circular monopole antenna with coplanar wave guide feeding is constructed with the combination
of Electromagnetic Band Gap structure for the improvement of bandwidth. A plus shaped defected ground is
etched on the ground plane to obtain the EBG characteristics in the proposed antenna model. A complete
analysis with respect to reflection coefficient, VSWR, impedance, radiation pattern, current distribution, gain
and efficiency are presented in this work. The proposed model occupying the dimension of 50X50X1.6 mm on
FR4 substrate with dielectric constant of 4.3. Antenna operating in the dual band of 1.5-3.6 GHz (GPS, LTE,
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi applications) and 4.8-15 GHz (WLAN, X-Band and Satellite communication applications)
with bandwidth of 2.1 and 10.2 GHz respectively. A peak realized gain of 4.8 dB and peak efficiency more than
80% are the key features of the current design.

Keywords: Bandwidth Enhancement, Coplanar Waveguide Feeding (CPW), Electromagnetic Bandgap (EBG),
Monopole, Wideband.

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Paper Title: A 10-bit 150MS/s Pipelined ADC with 2.5bit Gain Stage for High Frequency Applications
Abstract: This paper proposes a 10-bit pipelined Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) which incorporates
various techniques for lesser power and higher performance. The proposed method reduces the computational
burden while comparing to the modified Monte-Carlo (MC) method. Pipelined ADC has N number of stages, it
 has higher resolution and higher frequency of conversion while comparing to other ADCs. The proposed ADC
employs five 2.5bit gain stages; instead of 1.5bit gain stages for high accuracy. This method is implemented in
the Tanner Software with the Generic 250nm library at a maximum power supply of 5V. The maximum
frequency attained is 150MHz; and the ADC exhibits a SNR of 61.96dB. It also attains a 10bits as effective
number of bits at the maximum sampling rate.

150. Keywords: Evolutionary algorithm, Monte-Carlo (MC), Pipelined ADC, 2.5bit gain stage, 10-bit ADC. 883-886

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Authors: Shubham Dhokale, Sanjay Bahulikar, Vishal Hemke

Paper Title: Effect of Helix Angle on the Gear Design Parameters in Helical Gears
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contact ratio. Contact ratio can be increased by increasing the Helix angle i .e. indirectly increasing overlap ratio.
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module and same centre distance. Higher helix angle leads lower bending and contact stresses. The study was
conducted for screw electrical compressor. Gear was design for fixed parameters except helix angle. Also the
contact stresses are analyzed (FEA) on ANSYS. The result from the calculation and FEA are compared for
contact stress as well as bending stress.

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Authors: B.Selvalakshmi, M.Subramaniam

 Hierarchical Semantic Relational Coverage Measure Based Web Document Clustering Using
Paper Title:
Semantic Ontology
Abstract: The problem of web document clustering has been well studied. Web documents has been grouped
based various features like textual, topical and semantic features. Number of approaches has been discussed
earlier for the clustering of web documents. However the method does not produce promising results towards
web document clustering. To overcome this, an efficient hierarchical semantic relational coverage based
approach is presented in this paper. The method extracts the features of web document by preprocessing the
document. The features extracted have been used to measure the semantic relational coverage measure in
different levels. As the documents are grouped in a hierarchical manner, the method estimates the relational
coverage measure in each level of the cluster. Based on the semantic relational measure at different level, the
method estimates the topical semantic support measure. Using these two, the method computes the class weight.
The estimated class weight has been used to perform document clustering. The proposed method improves the
performance of document clustering and reduces the false classification ratio.

Keywords: Web Semantics, Semantic Ontology, Clustering, Hierarchical Clustering. SRC, TSS.

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Authors: Indra Ranggadara

Paper Title: Fuzzy Tsukamoto and ITIL for Improvement Strategy on Incident Ticket Services
Abstract: Ticket Incident is a service provided to clients who work with Meraki Digital Indonesia. At present
Ticket incident is a significant problem in terms of service, especially in handling correction software that has
the highest number of tickets, because the software development planning is not optimal because the client needs
software that is built because of the large number of ticket incidents that occur, so it is necessary to improve
service to clients. So we need a way to improve incident ticket service using the ITIL method. This improvement
method is following the purpose of assessment in each area service operation by using questionnaires, then to
correct this problem another approach is needed with Fuzzy Tsukamoto to measure how many tickets need to be
153. completed to improve the services provided. The results of this study based on the assessment using ITIL found
Service Operation Processes and Organizing Service Operations as a weakness, and from the results of Fuzzy
Tsukamoto with the calculation of 162 tickets that need to be appropriately resolved so that it becomes a 897-903
reference for developing and improving services provided to clients.

Keywords: Fuzzy Tsukamoto, ITIL, Service Operation, Ticket Incident.

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Authors: P.Yogapriya, P.Geetha

Paper Title: Dengue Disease Detection using K- Means, Hierarchical, Kohonen- SOM Clustering
Abstract: Data Mining is the process of extracting useful information. Data Mining is about finding new
information from pre-existing databases. It is the procedure of mining facts from data and deals with the kind of
patterns that can be mined. Therefore, this proposed work is to detect and categorize the illness of people who
are affected by Dengue through Data Mining techniques mainly as the Clustering method. Clustering is the
method of finding related groups of data in a dataset and used to split the related data into a group of sub-classes.
So, in this research work clustering method is used to categorize the age group of people those who are affected
by mosquito-borne viral infection using K-Means and Hierarchical Clustering algorithm and Kohonen-SOM
algorithm has been implemented in Tanagra tool. The scientists use the data mining algorithm for preventing and
defending different diseases like Dengue disease. This paper helps to apply the algorithm for clustering of
Dengue fever in Tanagra tool to detect the best results from those algorithms.

Keywords: Clustering,DataMining,Dengue,Hierarchical,K-Means,Kohonen-SOM,Tanagra.

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Authors: G. Karuna, I. Rama Krishna, G.Venkata Rami Reddy

Paper Title: An Efficient Parallel and Distributed Algorithm on Top of MapReduce

Abstract: The undertaking of subspace bunching is for discover concealed groups present in various
subspaces inside of dataset. Lately, through the accumulate development of information extent as well as
information measurements, conventional subspace grouping calculations convert wasteful just as ineffectual
whereas extricating learning in the huge information condition, bringing about a rising need to structure
productive parallel circulated subspace bunching calculations to deal with huge multi- dimensional information
by an adequate calculus expense. This article provides MapReduce-dependent calculation of a parallel mafia
subspace bunching. The calculation exploits MapReduce's information apportioning in addition undertaking
parallelism and accomplishes decent tradeoff amongst the expense for plate gets to besides correspondence fare.
The exploratory results indicate near immediate accelerations and demonstrate the elevated adaptability and
incredible opportunities for implementation of the suggested calculation.

Keywords: MapReduce, Parallelism, Subspace bunching.

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Authors: Ankur Goyal, Vivek Kumar Sharma

Paper Title: Modifying the MANET Routing algorithm by GBR CNR-Efficient Neighbor Selection Algorithm
Abstract: In today’s worlds, Mobile Ad-Hoc Network (MANET) plays most important role in the field
networks technology in the world. The MANET has been rapidly rising and becoming significant from the last
decade. A MANET is a kind of wireless network which has been set-up without requirement of fixed
infrastructure where mobile nodes are connected over wireless link. Due to moving nature of the devices, the
network topology is unstable and will change dynamically. That’s why stable routing in MANET cannot work
properly. In this research paper, a new routing algorithm is proposed to get better routing performance in the
MANET. The proposed algorithm designed based on the number of neighbors in the network. Planned algorithm
is the improvement of GBR-CNR-LN (GBR-CNR with less neighbors) by calculating the stay time between the
selected neighbor nodes and the transmission nodes. If the stay time of sender node is more than the packet
156. transmission time then the selected node is the efficient neighbor selection. The algorithm is implemented and
results are analyzed. The results of this paper show the usefulness of the proposed algorithm. The Evaluation of
AODV protocol was carried out using Python and outcome of this evaluation showed that proposed Algorithm 912-917
gave better results than GBR-CNR with less neighbor in terms of End-to-End delay, Number of control message
transferred(Routing Overhead) and Network Load. The proposed Algorithm (GC-ENS) decrease Average End-
to-End delay 52.54 %, reduce Average Routing Overhead 60.54% and decline the Average load on Network
61.17%.

Keywords: MANET,AODV, GBR, GBR-CNR, GBR-CNR-LN, GC-ENS algorithm.

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Authors: Shilpi Harnal, R.K. Chauhan

Paper Title: Hybrid Cryptography based E2EE for Integrity & Confidentiality in Multimedia Cloud Computing
Abstract: Cloud Computing has become a desirable state for the mobile users by providing anytime and
anywhere access to various services and resources. Likewisemultimedia data such as audio, images, video and
gif files covers the maximum part of the network traffic, as most of the data shared, produced, processed and
stored through numerous sources such as smart phones, computers, sensor networks, satellites, medical records
etc. is of multimedia type. Such form of data requires huge computing power and storage capacities along with
the major security constraints. Mobile devices with limited configuration and low computing powers are not able
157. to match with the high level computing and manipulations required by costly multimedia softwares. That’s why
demand for the Multimedia Cloud Computing came into frames. As multimedia data has distinct computing,
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storage and security constraints, this field has become anemerging and latest area of research. Many researches
have also proposed separate architectures for Multimedia Cloud Computing. Security, integrity and
confidentiality of private and secret media files is always a matter of stake for cloud users as well as for cloud
providers. For multimedia cloud security concerns, cryptography is a guaranteed solution.This paper has
discussed about the various needs and challenges faced by the multimedia cloud providers. This work has also
proposed a hybrid cryptography algorithm based end-to-end encryption (E2EE) approach to maintain integrity
and confidentiality in multimedia cloud computing environment. The second last section provides a performance
analysis for the algorithm in terms of tables and graphs to justify the results.
 Keywords: Multimedia Cloud, Encryption algorithm, Integrity, Confidentiality, Security, Multimedia data,
End-to-end encryption.

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Authors: K.VinayaLaxmi, P. Vijaya Kumar, M.S. Narayana

An Empirical Evaluation on Customer Satisfaction in Retail Banking Services of Sbi Bank in
Paper Title:
Hyderabad District
Abstract: The main drive to write this paper is to analyse the most inducing factors impacting the customer
satisfaction of Indian banking specifically SBI through factor analysis and regression analysis.A 24 itemed
questionnaire was constructed through the literature survey and need based analysis of the customer view point
in Indian banks. 250 questionnaires were distributed among the bank customers of SBI in Hyderabad west
region among which 195 were returned back and among which only 150 were accurate and completely filled.
The 24 itemed instruments have been tested empirically for reliability, uni dimensionality and validity through
the statistical tools.The internal consistency and multivariate normality is in more acceptances with the data and
further factor analyses has resulted with the six variable dimension factors enabling the customer satisfaction in
the specific SBI branches. The service quality studied are proposed to offer the satisfaction level in retail
services in banks with specific magnitudes which lends the bankers to overlay on improved strategic planning
for the provisions and retention of customers in the long run for achieving lucrative measures and improving
158. better client relationships. The results from the analysis of the current study are very vital, where scale
development was evidenced from the previous studies which is most familiar to the SERVQUAL, the
continuous growing market requirements and the customer needs increases the scope of self-assessment in due 925-931
course to improve the service quality dimensions and even it permeates the academic research and prioritisation
of quality up gradation in service orientation by bankers.

Keywords: Customer Satisfaction, Perception, Serviceability, Service quality, Factors Influencing the
Serviceability, Customer retention.

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Authors: Kshitij Wahurwagh, Shruti Danve

Paper Title: Implementation of Low Power Memory on FPGA

Abstract: Clock gating is a prominent and an efficacious methodology adopted to decrease the dynamic
power (clock power) utilization in complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) based circuits. The sole
intent of gating a clock signal is to minimize its switching activity and thereby reduce significant amount of
power utilization of the clock signal. Memories or storage elements are the integral part of the complex designs
used in the modern day devices enabling storage of exhaustive and crucial values being processed. In this paper,
we present the design and implementation of Random Access Memory (RAM) with reduced power consumption
using clock gating technique on a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). These memory elements can be
either of synchronous or asynchronous nature. The memories discussed in the proposed work are synchronous in
nature and hence reading and writing operations take place on the positive or rising edge of the clock. A gating
logic is applied to lessen the superfluous transitions of the clock signal propagating along the clock network of
the circuit. The target device (FPGA) for this work is Xilinx Spartan 6 and the design tool is Xilinx ISE 14.7
with the memories being modelled in Verilog HDL and simulation outputs shown in ISim.

Keywords: Clock gating, dynamic power, power consumption, Random Access Memory (RAM.)

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Authors: Hai-Viet Le, Quoc-Dung Ngo, Van-Hoang Le

Paper Title: Iot Botnet Detection Using System Call Graphs and One-Class CNN Classification
 Abstract: With the rapid development of IoT devices, security risks become clearer in smart houses with the
emergence of more types of IoT Botnet. With the development of machine learning technology applied to
dynamic analysis methods, the automatic detection of variations of IoT Botnet has many achievements.
However, there are still some difficulties such as building Sandbox suitable for IoT Botnet with specific chip
architectures, collecting full of malicious behavior, imbalance in dataset,... affecting the accuracy of the learning
model. In this paper, the authors introduce method of detecting IoT Botnet through system call of executable file
to address some difficulties mentioned above. We edit sandbox environment based on QEMU to collect more
monitoring data and focus to system calls behavior of malware. By using the CNN network architecture
combined with One-class classification and features extracted from the system call graph, the authors have built
a IoT Botnet detection model with an accuracy of up to 97% and F-measure 98.33%.

Keywords: IoT Botnet; One-class CNN classification; System call graph.

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Authors: Ramachandran N, Neelesh kumar N , Rajeshwaran S K , Jeyaseelan R, Sree Harrish S

Paper Title: Design And Fabrication Of Semi-Automated Lawn Mower

Abstract: Evolution of early period to the modern period is mainly due to the advancement in technologies.
Every field has its own development in their innovations. Agriculture is the major field, where technological
advancement is required for the development. Major purpose of our paper is to establish a new kind of
Lawnmower. Here we have developed a semi-automated lawnmower which may be a replacement for
161. commercial manual lawnmower that is being used widely .This device doesn’t require any manpower for their
operation, it can be operated by an android device. Commercial lawnmowers are bulkier and are not compatible,
but this device is compatible and light-weight. Since it is made up of UPVC(Un-plasticized polyvinyl 943-946
chloride).Generally alternating current or fuels are used as a power source for commercial lawnmowers whereas
this device can be operated by means of battery or solar source.

Keywords: Grass cutting, Android controlled.

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Authors: S.Sathees Kumar

Paper Title: Tribological Characteristics of Natural Fiber Reinforced Polyester Hybrid Composites
Abstract: In order to investigate the wear behavior and tooth damage of Madar and Bauhinia Racemosa fibers
reinforced polyester, the composite gears were fabricated with varying the fiber weight percentages of 5%, 10%,
15% and 20%. This paper explores the rolling and sliding of the composite gears running against nylon gear
with a simplified method of analyzing and understanding the wear and tooth damage. Tests were conducted
without external lubrication over a range of loads 4Nm, 8Nm,12Nm and 16Nm using a gear test rig. The test
results of composite gears are compared with unreinforced polyester gear (URPE). It was found that the surface
temperature was the primary factor affecting the wear rate and an initial relationship between gear surface
temperature and load capacity. This composite can be useful for automobile and industrial applications.

Keywords: Bauhinia Racemosa fiber, gear, Madar fiber, polyester.

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Authors: Le Thi Thu Hien

Simulating Hydraulic Characteristics and Enhance Design of My Lam Spillway-Stilling
Paper Title:
Basin,Vietnam
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to use a hydrodynamic 3D model to simulate steady flow over spillway-
stilling basin of Mylam, Vietnam. A robust and effective tool of Flow 3D software in simulating many
complicated phenomena of fluid flow is selected. This model uses Volume of Fluid Method to solve Navier-
Stokes equations. The computed water surface elevation at gauges along centerline of weir and chute channel are
compared with experimental ones in four working conditions. The reasonable agreement between them are
observed. Besides, the detail hydraulic features in each segment is indicated such as: oblique wave on spillway
chute; separated flow at curve and enlarge segment and the specific hydraulic energy dissipation in stilling basin
of design is carried out. The insufficient construction of dissipated obstacles in stilling basin design is shown.
163. Therefore, a proper design is proposed.

Keywords: spillway, stilling basin, hydraulic characteristics, Flow 3D. 953-957

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Authors: Swarna M, Godhavari T

Paper Title: Coap Based Congestion Control Mechanism For Low Power Iot Networks
Abstract: Internet of Things has billions of connected devices into internet. CoAP is a Constrained Protocol
used in application layer of IoT Protocol Stack. CoAP is running on top of User Datagram Protocol (UDP),
which means that, there is no possibility of congestion control in it, so CoAP is responsible for Congestion
control mechanism. UDP has no knowledge on congestion control. IoT has significant resource constraint, due
to this there are lots of design challenges in IoT network. This paper proposes a simple change in the CoAP
protocol named CoCoA (CoAP Simple Congestion Control / Advance). CoCoA introduces novel Round Trip
Time (RTT), VBF (Variable Back off Factor) and aging mechanism to calculate the dynamic and controlled
Retransmission Time Out (RTO) for IoT Networks. This paper compared with the existing all the congestion
control mechanism and the implementation result shows that the proposed mechanism is better than the existing
mechanism in terms of throughput, power consumption, memory foot print and fairness index.

Keywords: IoT Network, CoAP, Congestion Control, CoCoA, Low power Communication.

References:
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Authors: R.Nanthini, P.Pandi Selvi

Paper Title: Heart Disease Prediction System Using Linear Regression, Smoreg, And Rep Trees Algorithms
Abstract: The broad area of data mining covers most of the fields of research. Its role in medical diagnosis is
very motivative to the researchers. It is very easy for the medical practitioners to analyze and treat the disease of
the patients at an early stage. The proposed work deals with predicting heart disease of the patients at an early
stage. The method was organized in three stages, Data collection, Data preprocessing and Data classification.
The dataset for the work was collected from UCI repository. The collected sample was first preprocessed to
clean unwanted information from the dataset. Classification operation is then performed on the preprocessed
data. Classification is carried out with three different techniques, Linear regression model, SMOreg and REP
trees. The results of the three methods were compared based on Root mean squared error and the Absolute error
165. and are tabulated.
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Keywords: Data Mining, Predictive Data Mining,Linear Regression model, SMOreg, REP trees.

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Authors: Manish Mahajan, Santosh Kumar, Bhasker Pant

Paper Title: Outlier Detection in Climatology Time Series with Sliding Window Prediction
Abstract: It is important to identify outliers for climatology series data. With better quality of data decision
capability will improve which in turn will improve the complete operation. An algorithm utilising the sliding
window prediction method is being proposed to improve the data decision capability in this paper. The time
series are parted in accordance with the size of sliding window. Thereafter a prediction model is rooted with the
help of historical data to forecast the new values. There is a pre decided threshold value which will be compared
to the difference of predicted and measured value. If the difference is greater than a predefined threshold then
the specific point will be treated as an outlier. Results from experiment are showing that the algorithm is
identifying the outliers in climatology time series data and also remodeling the correction efficiency.

Keywords: climatology data, forecast model, Outliers, sliding window, time series.

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Authors: Yaman Sokienah

Paper Title: Globalization’s Impact on the Usages of Imported and Local Building Materials in Jordan
Abstract: The process of choosing building materials is an essential part of the design process. Whenever
architects and interior designers start to think about a project, one of the first things they consider is the materials
that will be used in the production of the project. There is little research exploring the impact of globalization on
the level of using imported and local building materials in Jordan. Therefore, it is necessary to examine the
impact of globalization on the level of using imported and local building materials in Jordan and explore the
impact of using imported building materials on the level of using local building materials in Jordan.For the
purpose of this study, data gathered about the usage of imported building materials in Jordan and analyzed to
observe any drops of rises of using specific building materials. Also, this data was used to understand the most
common imported building materials used. This study requires a total understanding of the relationship between
globalization and building materials and their impact on the economy and the usage of imported and local
building materials. comprehension of this relationship will make it possible to find solutions to integrate the use
of imported building materials and local materials. Globalization impact can be observed in other sectors in
Jordan. The building materials market is being affected by the phenomenon of globalization. It was found that
there is a noticeable increase in imported building materials or raw materials that are needed to manufacture
building materials.If the attitude toward the usage of local building materials in Jordan keep decreases and
relying on imported building materials in the construction section, there will be a recession in the local building
materials in Jordan. Having this recession will have a greater impact on the building materials and local factories
in the long term.

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Authors: Naveen Pothineni, Praveen Kumar Kollu, Suvarna Vani Koneru
Automatic Road Segmentation from High Resolution Satellite Images Using Encoder-Decoder
Paper Title:
Network
Abstract: Road network segmentation from high resolution satellite imagery have profound applications in
remote sensing. They facilitate for transportation, GPS navigation and digital cartography. Most recent advances
in automatic road segmentation leverage the power of networks such as fully convolutional networks and
encoder-decoder networks. The main disadvantage with these networks is that they contain deep architectures
with large number of hidden layers to account for the lost spatial and localization features. This will add a
significant computational overhead. It is also difficult to segment roads from other road-like features. In this
paper, we propose a road segmentation architecture with an encoder and two path decoder modules. One path of
the decode module approximates the coarse spatial features using upsampling network. The other path uses
Atrous spatial pyramid pooling module to extract multi scale context information. Both the decoder paths are
combined to fine tune the segmented road network. The experiments on the Massachusetts roads dataset show
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being computationally expensive.
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Keywords: Convolutional networks, Encoder-Decoder, Road Network, Segmentation.
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Authors: Kamal Kumar, Hardeep Singh Saini

Paper Title: Performance Evaluation of Mimo System with Massive Antenna Arrays
Abstract: In the ground of digital word, wireless communication system has widespread functions. The
169. demand for wireless communication is growing day by day. All users want better quality service in scope of
wireless communication. Due to high bit error rate (BER), low signal to noise ratio (SNR), limited bandwidth
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and high standard deviation (SD) of phase error conventional wireless communiqué systems like SISO, SIMO
and MISO flops to gather the mounting demand of users. Therefore a new technique MIMO system is realized
whose performance is evaluated by parameters BER, SNR and SD of Phase Error. Latest approach for increasing
 the performance of virtual MIMO communications within peers by ill-treatment situation with giant antenna
arrays is developed. MIMO provides low BER and low SD of Phase Error with increased SNR, which forms a
good feature for wireless communication system. In this paper, performance of MIMO is assessed under
Nakagami-m and Rayleigh fading channels. For a wireless system BER and SD of phase error should be
minimum, which is achieved in MIMO system.

Keywords: Signal to Noise Ratio, Bit Error Rate, Multiple-In Multiple-Out, Standard Deviation, Distributed
Antenna System.

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Authors: R. Ravi Chakravarthi, E. Chandra
Kernel Based K-Nearest Neighbor Method to Enhance the Performance and Accuracy of Online
Paper Title:
Signature Recognition
Abstract: Signature recognition is a significant among the most fundamental biometrics recognition
techniques, is a key bit of current business works out, and is considered a noninvasive and non-undermining
process. For online signature recognition, numerous methods had been displayed previously. In any case,
accuracy of the recognition framework is further to be enhanced and furthermore equal error rate is further to be
decreased. To take care of these issues, a novel order method must be proposed. In this paper, Kernel Based k-
Nearest Neighbor (K-kNN) is presented for online signature recognition. For experimental analysis, two datasets
are utilized that are ICDAR Deutsche and ACT college dataset. Simulation results show that, the performance of
the proposed recognition technique than that of the existing techniques in terms of accuracy and equal error rate.

Keywords: Online signature recognition, Kernel Based k-Nearest Neighbor (K-kNN), accuracy, equal error
rate.

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Authors: K. Narmada, G. Prabakaran, S. Mohan

Paper Title: Classification and Stage Prediction of Lung Cancer using Convolutional Neural Networks
Abstract: In recent years, digital image processing is widely used for the medical treatment classification and
diagnosis. Lung cancer is the most leading cause of death in all over the world nowadays. Based on the signs and
symptoms it can’t be diagnosis and treatment classified at the early stage. However it can be identified through
the symptoms like coughing up blood and chest pain, the stages and risk factors of the cancer cannot be
identified through the symptoms. The CT scanned lung images should be involved in image classification
processing for earlier prediction of stages and treatment diagnosis. In existing, machine learning treatment
classification can be done through the SVM classification. In case of large set of training samples, this will not
be in accurate manner and it has less accuracy because of improper feature extraction techniques. Thus the
performance of the classification based on the segmented features obtained in preceding sections. The extracted
fine-grained training data through deep learning are utilized for the classification using Convolution Neural
Network (CNN). In this paper, we propose a novel framework to classify both small cell and large cell lung
cancer and predict its type and treatment using CNN. It is also concentrates on the preprocessing and
segmentation processes to accomplish the accuracy in prediction. The experiment results in Python -
171. TensorFlow with Kaggle image dataset show that compared to state of the art of classification and prediction
methods, the proposed scheme can obtain much higher accuracy in type prediction and treatment diagnosis.
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Keywords: SVM classification, Convolution Neural Network, Deep learning.

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Authors: P. Srinivasa Rao, G. Hemanth Kumar, K. S. Chakradhar

Paper Title: Stabilize Nonlinear Interactive Process By Predictive Method On Receding Horizon
Abstract: In this concept, analyze two processes model with certain tuning conditions. Design process with
nonlinear conditions, disturbance and unstable position along with mutually interaction. Most of the processes
are dynamic only w.r.t manipulated variable, disturbances and other unexpected conditions. Two models are
resembled as interactive and mutual controlled process through sensors. Compare both processes with and
without nonlinearity along with disturbance with tuning condition upto reach set point. Estimate prediction
horizon, control horizon, weighted input, weighted rate of input, weighted output and desire trajectory are
imposed for both processes by nonlinear predictive control. The main intense to regulate pressure and get desire
level with impact of disturbances as temperature, added impurities etc… In this work, can be extended
172. interaction of process with NMPC by adding more complexity and stabilize with certain tuning methods. NMPC
is advance method to predictive input as well as output with respected sample time based on prediction horizon 999-
and control horizon on receding horizon of axis. 100
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Keywords: Control horizon, NMPC, nonlinearity, prediction horizon, unstable.

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Authors: G. Mervin George, B. Dhanalakshmi, N.R.P. Nivetha, M. Sundarrajan, J. Akshya

Paper Title: Advanced Vehicle Management with Cyber-Physical System and Vehicular Cloud Computing
Abstract: Vehicular cloud computing is a perpetual developing paradigm where the automobiles
communicate with each other by retrieving the data, processing it, and sharing it among them even in remote
locations through the cloud computing network. This is a developing research platform with innumerable
applications both direct and indirect. In other words, it’s the way in which not indifferent automobile vehicles
interact with one other. There are a lot of applications for vehicular cloud computing in the automobile industry
in assisting with people’s day-to-day life it includes both direct and indirect applications. This platform has
proved its way to aid in multiple fields with innovation and update. Cyber-physical vehicle systems are a
fraction of vehicular cloud computing network with budding applications. These computer-based algorithms will
eventfully aggregate with the automobiles and facilitate them to correlate and communicate with one other. The
existing schemes include vehicular cloud computing in conjunction with Ad Hoc Networks where it has
improved its efficiency and faced many technical challenges. There also was the implication of sensor
technology where sensor incorporated automobiles interact with the network to assist automation. The proposed
system involves controlling vehicles efficiently using VCC in cyber-physical systems. It is an advanced vehicle
management system with individual connected and an automated vehicle that communicates with one another
via cloud computing. The simulated results showed much higher efficiency, management accuracy,
communication speed, and information sharing levels between the vehicles.

Keywords: Cloud Computing, Vehicular Cloud Computing, Vehicle Automation, Cyber-physical System.
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Authors: Angel C, Asha S

Paper Title: Creating a Smart Agricultural Environment using Ambient Intelligent Technique
Abstract: Almost in all the fields, the world is moving towards digitally. Automation, smart environments and
precision activities are still spread its wings to make the human life easier. Ambient Intelligence (AmI) aims to
create a smart electronic environment which is more responsive to the presence and interaction of the people.
Using this intelligent technique, a novel approach for the cultivation of paddy is introduced in this paper.
Developing a smart environment for the paddy cultivation helps the farmer a lot to increase the productivity.
Technology involved in AmI, its corresponding architecture, prototype are discussed in this paper.

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Research on Performance of Multi-Skilled Workers for Sustainable Production Planning In Seru
Paper Title:
Production Systems
Abstract: A Thriving demand of manufacturing industries causes the escalation in carbon emission and
worsening the environmental conditions, to ameliorate such scenario sustainable development has attracted by
countries policy makers, academia, manufacturing industry, and service industry. The primary consumers of
energy i.e., production systems are the major contributors of carbon emissions and to mitigate environmental
hazards sustainability factors taking part in their concerns. This paper investigates the benefits of switching to
Seru production system (Cell manufacturing system) in terms of both the economic and ecological performance.
A mathematical model was developed with the objectives of minimizing the total training cost of the workers
which in turn will decrease the processing time and energy utilization leading to control the carbon footprint of
the company. The effective scheduling of skillful workers to serus ensures the significant result on achieving the
goals of the model, for this a two-stage heuristic and modified moth flame algorithm are deployed. The proposed
model yields a set of alternative Pareto optimal solutions with the minimal carbon footprint on several numerical
instances. The computed results will garner a sustainable manufacturing system and assure the efficacy of the
suggested algorithm.

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Paper Title: Web Application Penetration Testing

Abstract: This paper describes the in-depth technical approach to perform manual penetration test in web
applications for testing the integrity and security of the application and also serves as a guide to test OWASP top
10 security vulnerabilities. The paper is more focused on providing detailed knowledge about manual web
application penetration testing methodologies in order to secure them from malicious black hat hackers.

Keywords: Web pentesting, Website Hacking, OWASP testing guide, web vulnerability scanning, bug hunting.

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A Spatial Correlation Based Power Aware Event Driven Image Stitching In Wireless Multimedia
Paper Title:
Sensor Network
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transmission which leads to increased power consumption and reduced life time of a node. Another factor which
may reduce the energy consumption is to capture image continuously. To escalate these issues we have designed
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improvements in terms of reduction in data processed.

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Authors: K. Kavitha, D. Catherine Rexy, D. Anuradha

Paper Title: Testing the Sensitivity and Specificity of ICU Patients and Diagnose Statistics Hypothetical Errors
Abstract: Statistical performance especially for certain information based on data analyse and incorporate
clinical trial incomplete observation. The handling statistical hypothesis measure to regulate, type one error and
type two errors is related to the assessment of sensitivity and specificity in clinical trial test and experimental
data. A theoretical concept is considered two types of errors has been made and measure to find out of False
positive, False Negative, True Positive and True Negative. The study presumed to analyse the ICU patient’s
condition based on who have admitted in elective or emergency. We are conclude that there is association
between types of admission and patient’s status.

Keywords: sensitivity, specificity, Type I and Type II error, chi-square Test, ICU Patients.

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Authors: Shelke Poonam Uttam, Parul S. Arora, D.A. Jadhav

Paper Title: Road Detection & Extraction for Autonomous vehicles Using Satellite Images
Abstract: Good roads play important role in positive growth of our civilization. They revolutionize and
increase the life style of us and directly affect all our activities. Having record of up-to-date roads helps in taking
quick decisions and pre-planning for various occasions like road trip or life critical situations like disasters. . It
also helps in making maps for city planning and keeping track of expansion of city. Here, we have adopted
morphological operations based techniques. All the images are resized to have same dimensions as they are from
different sources. Comparison with ground truth images (manually extracted) is done to examine the
performance of the algorithm. As this method is solely based on intensity of road pixels, the effect of different
road structures and lane markings is absent. The algorithm has achieved 89% F1-score and 94% accuracy.
Further improvement is required in algorithm to detect roads where the intensity of non-road parts (urban area,
mowed agricultural land and other similar intensity structures) is similar to road pixels.

179. Keywords: Satellite images, image processing, road detection, Road extraction, morphological operations,
feature extraction, edge detection. 1046-
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Authors: K.K.Deepika, J. Vijaya Kumar, G. Kesava Rao, Seelam Chaitanya

Paper Title: Adaptive PI control of Electric Springs For Voltage Regulation Under Dynamic Load Changes
Abstract: Due to continuous distributed generation development technology, the accessibility of wind, solar
and also the renewable energy sources tends to intensify. To suppress the voltage fluctuation caused by the
distributed generation electric springs had been developed. In this article an adaptive control of Electric spring is
proposed, in which the gains of the PI controller are optimised by TLBO to maintain constant voltage across
critical load. The proposed strategy is tested for dynamic changes in the non-critical load. Simulation results
show that, for voltage fluctuations caused by the DGs and also with the dynamic load changes, ES with adaptive
controller stabilize the bus voltage effectively, over ES with Fuzzy Logic Control and traditional PI control.

Keywords: Electric Spring, TLBO, Tuning of PI controller.

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Authors: Revathi K, Samydurai A

Exploiting the Interdependence of Electrocardiography (ECG) with Other Physiological
Paper Title:
Parameters of Human Body in Remote Monitoring System
Abstract: Human body holds physiological parameters like heart rate (HR), respiration rate (RR), temperature,
blood glucose level and blood pressure (BP) that indicates the health state. Monitoring these vital signs detect
early signs of significant diseases like cardio-vascular and pulmonary which increase the death ratio as 70% of
global death and in India it was attributed to 61% as per World Health Organization (WHO) report. With
advancement in modern technologies health monitoring is achievable without affecting their regular activities
181. and by making people to be at anywhere, not to be in hospital for long stay. In this paper the relevance between
electrocardiography (ECG) and remaining other physiological measures is highlighted which will be 1057-
incorporated in the design of health monitoring device in near future by revealing its complexity and ensures the 106
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high comfortability in accessing the device.

Keywords: Physiological parameters, cardio-vascular disease (CVD), electrocardiography (ECG), health

monitoring.

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Paper Title: Modeling and Simulation of a Building towards Energy Efficiency

Abstract: Residential buildings are the significant energy consumer of the India which is about 24% of the
total energy consumption. Energy efficient buildings are the ideal solution to reduce energy consumption in the
building sector. The energy efficient buildings can be achieved by incorporating passive features or renewable
energy systems or both. The current work aims to perform a retrofitting analysis of an existing building into an
energy efficient building. For performing the energy analysis REVIT 2017 tool is used. Using the REVIT 2017
tool building model is developed, building information are loaded and energy analyses are performed. The
building is analyzed as two cases. The first case is to estimate energy performance of the existing building. The
second case is to incorporate passive features and renewable energy system to the building and evaluate the
energy performance. Existing building Energy Usage Intensity (EUI) was 193 kWh/m2/year. When passive
features (Insulation, additional window glazing and efficient air conditioning systems) alone incorporated to the
building the building EUI is reduced to 138 kWh/m2/year. Along with Passive features Photovoltaic modules
with different efficiencies 16%, 18% and 20% are considered for renewable energy generation. The energy
generation for the different PV modules for three different roof area (40%, 60% and 70% of total roof area) is
evaluated. The energy usage intensity varies from 11.4 from -150 kWh/m2/year for the combination of different
efficiency of PV module and the different % of roof area covered. The negative sign indicates the energy
generation after the required energy usage. The payback period for only incorporating passive features is 6.3
years and while incorporating PV system with passive features is 9 years.
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Paper Title: Toxic Gas Detection using Low Power Controller with Alert System
Abstract: The main idea of gas leakage detection is to implement the security system for detection of gas
leakage in closed environment. In present scenario, there are many criteria which are related to gas leakage
which affects an innocent people lives and property damage. Implementation of this alert system can be useful
for companies, houses, which can save lives of people. In this work, SIM900 (GSM module) is used to perform
the chosen task by interfacing Gas sensor (MQ5), Buzzer, Arduino UNO, Stepper Motor(5V) and LCD to
display. Initially when there is a leak, the Gas sensor detects it using MQ5 and sound alarm is produced
automatically and the leakage of gas is controlled. Also, an SMS based system is setup using GSM Module
which sends 3 alerts (messages) to the specified mobile number. Not only detection of gas leakage but also
stopping the leakage is equally essential to detection. This project provides an effective in cost and highly
accuracy, which not only detect gas leakage but also alerting the people (sound alarm) and turn off main power
and gas supplies, and send an SMS. In despite to provide high accuracy, gas sensor MQ-5 has been used and this
can be used in application of chemical and hazardous industries where there is a consecutive monitoring of gas
leaks. By using different types of gas sensors for various gas, used to identify leaks for every kind of gases.
Thus, on designing this project our ultimate aim is to automatically detect and stop leakage in vulnerable
183. premises.
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Keywords: Arduino Uno, Gas Sensor, MQ5.
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Cervical Cancer Cell Identification & Detection Using Fuzzy C Mean and K nearest Neighbor
Paper Title:
Techniques
Abstract: Across the globe, woman has been diagnosed two major forms of cancer, in which one is identified
as cervical cancer and its micro classification. Morphology changes in cells or dead nucleus in the cervix causes
cervical cancer. These cells are characterized with multiple nucleuses, faulty & lack of cytoplasm and so on.
Detection of cervical cancer using smear test is extremely challenging because such cells does not offer texture
variations or any significant color from the normal cells. Therefore for identification in abnormality of cells we
184. required high level Digital image processing technique which compromises an automated, comprehensive
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machine learning skills. An advanced Fuzzy based technique has been implied to separate nucleus and
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cytoplasm from the cell. KNN is instructed with the color features and shape features of the segmented units of
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the cell and then an unknown cervix cell samples are classified by this technique. The proposed technique gives
shape and color features of nucleus and cytoplasm of the cervix cell.

Keywords: KNN, Fuzzy C mean (FCM), Gustafson-Kessel (GK) Clustering, Gray Level Co-Event
Matrix(GLCM).
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Paper Title: Functional Method for Joints Parameters Assessment in Human Body Modeling
Abstract: The integration of proper algorithms and computer graphics-based systems seems promising for the
design of biomechanical models and the relative motion analysis. Thus, consequences on research fields as gait
analysis are gathered, focusing on joints kinematics. Human motion patterns are indeed directly influenced from
human model and associated joints parameters, such as centers and axes of rotation. These, as a matter of fact,
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aim of this research is to evaluate the consistency of a functional approach versus a the predictive one. A
validation of the algorithm used to estimate the lower limbs joints centers in gait analysis is provided with a
proper subject-specific multibody model implemented in OpenSim space. Joints angles are estimated using a
global optimization method and a comparison with the gold standard technique is also discussed. Overall the
obtained results are consistent for the two different methodologies. The correlation of the curves is excellent in
the sagittal plane, and very good in the coronal and transversal plane.

185. Keywords: biomechanics, functional methods, gait analysis, motion analysis, global optimization method,
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Authors: Shaily Sharma, Prakriti Trivedi

Paper Title: Software Project Management Training through game like simulation and Virtual Reality
Abstract: Presently, we have observed that we are lacking with tools for teaching and assessing Software
Project Management. We need to develop some tools to educate capacity of Software Project Management and
to allow learners to check their skills and involve the required educational purpose in safe surroundings by using
a gamification like methodology. In this paper, an Interactive Gaming System to enrich the fundamentals of
Software Project Management using a gamut of techniques & technologies is designed with Gesture Recognition
to increase player indulgence in the game. The proposed game also involves multiplayer participation for a
common objective over TCP/IP or Internet resulting in increasing team effort. The proposed game is
implemented in MATLAB.

Keywords: game, gesture, simulation, TCP/IP.

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Authors: M. Sobhitha, C. Shoba Bindu, E. Sudheer Kumar

Paper Title: Multi-Focus Fused Image using Inception-Resnet V2

Abstract: Multi-focus image fusion is the process of integration of pictures of the equivalent view and having
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factors for image fusion is activity level information and fusion rule. The necessity of designing local filters for 9
extracting high-frequency details the activity level information is being implemented, and then by using various
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clarity/focus map. However, earlier fusion algorithms will excerpt high-frequency facts by considering
neighboring filters and by adopting various fusion conventions to achieve the fused image. However, the
performance of the prevailing techniques is hardly adequate. Convolutional neural networks have recently used
to solve the problem of multi-focus image fusion. By considering the deep neural network a two-stage boundary
aware is proposed to address the issue in this paper. They are: (1) for extracting the entire defocus info of the
two basis images deep network is suggested. (2) To handle the patches information extreme away from and close
to the focused/defocused boundary, we use Inception ResNet v2. The results illustrate that the approach
specified in this paper will result in an agreeable fusion image, which is superior to some of the advanced fusion
algorithms in comparison with both the graphical and objective evaluations.

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Paper Title: Big Data Analytics With Reference To Wide Variety of Domains
Abstract: In the current day scenario, a huge amount of data is been generated from various heterogeneous
sources like social networks, business apps, government sector, marketing, health care system, sensors, machine
log data which is created at such a high speed and other sources. Big Data is chosen as one among the upcoming
area of research by several industries. In this paper, the author presents wide collection of literature that has been
reviewed and analyzed. This paper emphasizes on Big Data Technologies, Application & Challenges, a
comparative study on architectures, methodologies, tools, and survey results proposed by various researchers are
presented.

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Paper Title: Minimization of NCL in Dense Femtocellular Networks

Abstract: Dense femtocells are the ultimate objective of the femtocellular network deployment. Handover in a
mobile cellular communication will turn into an increasingly critical issue as cell size reduces. The suitable
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Paper Title: Automated Car Number Plate Recognition System using K-Nearest Neighbor
Abstract: The Automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) is a mass reconnaissance strategy that utilizations
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has the various phases like pre-processing, segmentation and classification. In the previous work, the
morphological operation is applied for the car number plate detection. The morphological operation has the low
accuracy for the car number plate detection. In the proposed work, the region based segmentation and K-nearest
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190. Keywords: Number Plate Detection, KNN, K-mean, Morphological Operation.

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Authors: Sumathi Doraikannan, Prabha Selvaraj, Vijay Kumar Burugari

Principal Component Analysis For Dimensionality Reduction For Animal Classification Based On
Paper Title:
LR
Abstract: Nowadays, data generation is huge in nature and there is a need for analysis, visualization and
prediction. Data scientists find many difficulties in processing the data at once due to its massive nature,
unstructured or raw. Thus, feature extraction plays a vital role in many applications of machine learning
algorithms. The process of decreasing the dimensions of the feature space by considering the prime features is
defined as the dimensionality reduction. It is understood that with the dimensionality reduction techniques,
redundancy could be removed and the computation time is decreased. This work gives a detailed comparison of
the existing dimension reduction techniques and in addition, the importance of Principal Component Analysis is
also investigated by implementing on the animal classification. In the present work, as the first phase the
important features are extracted and then the logistic regression (LR) is implemented to classify the animals.

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 Paper Title: The Key Determinants of Behavioural Intention Towards Mobile Banking Adoption
Abstract: This research was conducted to understand the customer behaviour in mobile banking usage intention
and adoption with the primary objective to explore the factors determining the behavioural intention of mobile
banking adoption practices among the bank customers in the study area. The empirical research design was
adopted by employing survey method to collect responses from target population through convenient non-
probability sampling method. The primary data collected were subjected to analysis using SPSS Version 17.0 and
the statistical tools such as, percentage analysis, descriptive statistics, Independent sample t test, Analysis of
Variance and multiple regression analysis. The empirical evidences reveal that Performance Expectancy, Effort
Expectancy, Habit and Trust are significant and positively influencing the Behavioural Intention of the Mobile
Banking whereas, Hedonic Motivation has significant and negative influence on Behavioural Intention of the
Mobile Banking. This study concluded that banks should advertise and promote mobile banking through handsets
and live demonstration counters at selected branches manned by a dedicated staff to adopt various promotional
activities for enhancement in digital literacy and financial inclusion with other government schemes. Banks must
extensively engage in the promotion of all Digital based initiatives launched by the Government of India and
engage its customers to install banking Apps like BHIM, PhonePe, Payment Banks, etc. to facility effortless
banking on their own palms. This research paper aims in exploring various insights related to behavioural
intention towards the adoption of mobile banking especially among youth in the Chennai city and Hyderabad city.
This study also aims to explore the key determinants of mobile banking adoption among customers of public and
private sector bank customers.

Keywords: Mobile Banking, Behavioural Intention, Hedonic Motivation, Performance Expectancy and Risk.

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Authors: Rahul Kumar Jadon, Nakul Gupta

Effect of Various Coarse Aggregate Sizes and Different Marble Chips Proportions on Properties of
Paper Title:
Pervious Concrete
Abstract: With the increase in modernization. It has been found that their no more uncovered area left for
193. serving the purpose of infiltration and further there is huge amount of depletion been noticed in the underground
reservoirs as well. This problem could be resolved my using pervious concrete or environment friendly concrete 1131-
or we can call it green concrete as well. So the experimental tests were performed on cube specimens of size 113
150*150*150 mm the cylinders of size 150mm diameter and 300mm height and .This paper shows the effect of 4
various kinds of aggregates & marble chips on the pervious concrete. And study of 7, 28 days is conducted to
determine the compressive strength and the split tensile strength of the specimen. The experiments are
 performed with a constant water cement ratio of (.40) & Aggregate ratio. And result resembles that strength of
the concrete is proportional to its permeability but which could be further modified by introducing the different
proportions or marble chips.

Keywords: Pervious Concrete, Permeability, Compressive Strength.

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Authors: R Maruthi, N.Siva Sankari

Paper Title: Power Management in Server Farms

Abstract: With developing utilization of web and exponential development in measure of information to be
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increment in the power utilization of the server farms. Hence, overseeing power utilization of server farms has
moved toward becoming fundamental. In this paper, the need of accomplishing vitality productivity in server
farms and overview a few later structural procedures intended for power the executives of server farms is
featured. Additionally an order of these methods dependent on their qualities is presented. This paper expects to
explore into the methods to improving vitality effectiveness of server farms and urge the necessity to create
novel answers for dealing with the huge control dissemination of server farms.

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Authors: Mahesh.V.J., Uma Rani.P

Paper Title: Impact of Promotional Strategies on Viewers of Kollywood Movies

195. Abstract: Indian Movie Industry had so many ups and downs since 19th century. Industry had movies with
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great success along with high box office collection records, while some were not even noticed by the viewers.
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Tempting all of them to movie theatre need well planned strategies. In order to determine the impact of
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promotional strategy the researcher has created some constructs namely TV advertisements, movie trailers,
 posters and print advertisements, social networking sites, in-house movie theatre advertisements, word-of-
mouth/e- wom, movie attributes, road shows and flash mobs, you tube viral videos, video games, mobile apps,
product placements, reality shows, audio launch, making videos. It is concluded from the present study that
promotional strategies being followed in Kollywood movies creating great impact on movie watchers. Out of the
major promotional strategies considered for this study, the most preferred promotional factors that influence the
respondents to watch movies are movie attribute, movie trailers and social networking sites, where movie
watchers are most aware on the creative aspects of product placements, you tube viral videos, and reality shows.

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Authors: Niteesha Sharma, A. V. Krishna Prasad, V. Kakulapati

Paper Title: Data Deduplication Techniques for Big Data Storage Systems
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tremendous challenge on data analysis as well as the data storage systems which are essentially increasing the
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196. compared.
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Authors: Manisha Devi, Nidhi Bhatla, Harinder Kaur

Optimized Multi-layer Machine Learning Technique for Movement Detection and Tracking in
Paper Title:
Video Data Stream
Abstract: With the advent in technology, security and authentication has become the main aspect in computer
vision approach. Moving object detection is an efficient system with the goal of preserving the perceptible and
principal source in a group. Surveillance is one of the most crucial requirements and carried out to monitor
various kinds of activities. The detection and tracking of moving objects are the fundamental concept that comes
under the surveillance systems. Moving object recognition is challenging approach in the field of digital image
processing. Moving object detection relies on few of the applications which are Human Machine Interaction
(HMI), Safety and video Surveillance, Augmented Realism, Transportation Monitoring on Roads, Medical
Imaging etc. The main goal of this research is the detection and tracking moving object. In proposed approach,
based on the pre-processing method in which there is extraction of the frames with reduction of dimension. It
applies the morphological methods to clean the foreground image in the moving objects and texture based
feature extract using component analysis method. After that, design a novel method which is optimized
multilayer perceptron neural network. It used the optimized layers based on the Pbest and Gbest particle position
in the objects. It finds the fitness values which is binary values (x_update, y_update) of swarm or object
positions. Method and output achieved final frame creation of the moving objects in the video using BLOB
ANALYSER In this research , an application is designed using MATLAB VERSION 2016a In activation
function to re-filter the given input and final output calculated with the help of pre-defined sigmoid. In proposed
methods to find the clear detection and tracking in the given dataset MOT, FOOTBALL, INDOOR and
197. OUTDOOR datasets. To improve the detection accuracy rate, recall rate and reduce the error rates, False
Positive and Negative rate and compare with the various classifiers such as KNN, MLPNN and J48 decision 1151-
Tree. 115
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Keywords: Digital image processing, Human Machine Interaction, Moving object recognition, Authentication.

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Inquiry of Personal Intelligence Of Adolescence and Early Adulthood College Students of
Paper Title:
Tamilnadu using Id3 Algorithm
Abstract: Educational Data Mining is an Emerging research domain which focus on extracting knowledge
from educational databases to promote the learning environment. Educational psychology helps to understand
the differences in learning process of a person from cognitive and behavioral perspective. This research aims to
predict the personal intelligence of adolescence and early adulthood who are studying under graduate and post
graduate courses in educational institution. Adolescence plays a very import role in the development of
personality to new dimensions in human life. The Adolescence physical, mental, social, moral and spiritual
outlooks undergo revolutionary changes. Many teachers and parents fail to asses these changes and they do not
like to slacken their control over them. Psychologist has stressed to properly channelize the behavior of
adolescence and give them adequate education. In this paper machine learning technique with decision tree
induction algorithm was used to analyze the personal intelligence of college students. To construct the decision
tree, Entropy and Information Gain are used as attribute selection measures in ID3 algorithm. Applying data
mining techniques in the field of Educational Psychology is a new method and the rules generated from the
decision tree helps to identify the personal intelligence of the students. This result helps the Educators to
198. improve the learning environment better for Adolescence.
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Keywords: Educational Psychology, Educational Data Mining, Decision Tree Induction Algorithm. 116
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Authors: Saradha Devi R, R.Seyezhai, Mrudhulaa P V, Priyadharshini K

Paper Title: Mitigation of Harmonics in a Grid Connected Photovoltaic Inverter

Abstract: Photovoltaic energy generation is one of the potential sources of renewable green energy because it
is dirt free, unlimited source and requires less maintenance. Implementation of solar PV has been increasingly
preferred for both commercial and residential purposes. The power quality issues are very common during the
 developing and integrating stages of solar PV. Inverters are considered as the main medium which enables the
integration of solar PV into the grid. Due to the widespread use of inverters, harmonics are introduced into the
system. These harmonics result in the degradation of power quality at the output. This research work is
concerned with power quality when grid-connected systems are used. This paper proposes a new passive filter
topology for a unipolar pulse width modulated single-phase inverter interfaced with the PV source and the grid.
As a source for the system, a 25W photovoltaic panel is chosen. The panel is integrated with the proposed
199. inverter and filter design. A hardware prototype was developed and suitable results were obtained and verified.

Keywords: Photovoltaic energy, Shunt-less filters, PWM, THD. 1166-

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Authors: B. Gokul, M. Padmaja

Paper Title: Design of Fast Efficient Radix-16 Sequential Multiplier

Abstract: Multiplication is an important function in computer arithmetic operations. The multiplication
process will be done by the shift-and-add sequential multiplication procedure. Radix-16 sequential multiplier
design generates the radix-16 partial products as two low (L) and high (H) components. In order to reduce cycle
time, Brent-Kung adder and two radix 16 carry-save adders are used to generate radix-16 partial products. The
proposed design of radix-16 sequential multiplier is efficient over previous designs and comparison depicts ADP
and PDP of existing method are 11.22% and 8.45% than proposed method. However, the Excess area-Delay
product and Excess-power-Delay product is also lowered. The design is carried out in Xilinx ISE 14.5 software
and cadence tool for simulation and synthesis results. Fast efficient radix-16 sequential multiplier can be used in
many digital signal processing applications.

Keywords: Radix-16 Sequential Multiplier, Radix-16 Carry-save Adder, Brent-Kung adder, Excess Area Delay
product (EADP), Excess power Delay Product (EPDP).

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Authors: Medha B.Patil, S.V.Phakade

Paper Title: Adaptive Head Light System using Image Processing

201. Abstract: The project introduce a prototype of an adaptive head light system using image processing. This
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system is focused on the lighting angle of low beam in the headlights with its light moved horizontally. The
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controller in head light is based on image processing from a camera mounted front side of the car. This system
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decrease the ‘glare’ effect of the headlights and increase the drivers visibility based on survey.
 Keywords: Adaptive head light system, headlights.

References:

1. Mr.S.V.Phakade and Patil Medha B, “Adaptive Head Light System using Image Processing”, International Journal of Electronics
Engineering ISSN: 0973-7383, Volume-11, Issue-1,Jan-June-2019
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Authors: Kapil Aggarwal, Santosh Kumar Yadav

Dynamic Key Switching Integrated Scenarios for Performance Aware Implementations in Cloud
Paper Title:
and Integrated Internet of Things
Abstract: With the adoption and wide usage of smart gadgets and devices for multiple applications, the
association of advanced technologies is quite prominence and needs higher degree of accuracy and performance.
These are legitimately connected with the advanced innovations including Internet of Things, Internet of
Everything, Internet of Vehicles, Internet of Cloud Apps and numerous others. This original copy is therefore
displaying the enormous issues and research focuses in this area with the associated streams so the different
elements of IoT, IoE, IoX, IoV and others can be broke down with the examination openings and the portions for
various streams. In the present situation, the IoT based coordination of digital forms of money is very
unmistakable whereby the distributed system is pursued and it goes under the innovation of blockchain. The
blockchain innovation is likewise connected with the shrewd advances. In the present period, Blockchain
Technology is one of the key territories of research just as execution explicitly in the space of cryptocurrency.
Presently days, various computerized cryptographic forms of money are very conspicuous and shared all through
the world in spite of tremendous analysis and discussions. Other than these purposes of research, the vehicular
mix of IoT is very conspicuous that is tended to utilizing IoV that is Internet of Vehicles in the keen traffic
observing and brilliant transportation. Presently days, the IoT is moving towards IoE or IoX which alludes to
Internet of Everything and this is additionally tended to in this composition. The manuscript is presenting the
scenarios for the implementation patterns associated with the security and dynamic key based environment.

Keywords: Cloud Security, Dynamic Security, IoT Security, Network Security.

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Authors: Rucha S. Dabholkar, S. V. Phakade

Paper Title: Revolution by using Optical Character Recognition Technique to Identify Registered Number Plate
203. Abstract: From past few years, the most interesting research topic is ANPR which registration of vehicles by
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their number plates. The purpose of this system is used for identifying number plate of numerous automobile.
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From automobile images, only number plate is extracted using binary mask method. And Optical Character
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Recognition (OCR) technique will be done with segmentation method. In segmentation, the numbers or
 characters on number plate are separated into small parts which is used to recognize using template matching in
optical character recognition algorithm. As a result, the recognized number plate will be displayed. Also the
result of this number plate is registered or not registered number plate will be displayed as a result.

Keywords: Car images; NPR; Character Separation; OCR.

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Authors: Inderjit Kaur, Vijay Bhardwaj
K-Anonymity Enhancement for Privacy Preservation with Hybridization of Cuckoo Search and
Paper Title:
Neural Network using Clustering
Abstract: Expansion of social network and the publication of its data have directed the risk of disclosure of
individuals’ confidential information. Privacy preservation is a must thing before service providers publish the
network data. In recent years, privacy in social network data has become the most concerned issue as it has
gripped our lives in a dramatic manner. Numerous anonymization methods are there that assists in privacy
preservation of social networking and among all, k-anonymity is the utmost one that helps in providing the
security by developing graph and nodes degree. In this manuscript, the enhancement of K-anonymity has been
addressed with major changes in node editing methodology. The clusters are developed with the integration of
the same degree in one group and the procedure is iterated till the identification of noisy data. An advanced
Cuckoo Search is commenced for minimizing the node miss placement in groups. The results of the Cuckoo
Search are integrated with Feed Forward Back Propagation Neural Networks to cross-check the structure and to
reduce the node miss placement in groups. Average Path Length (APL) and Information parameters are
measured for the evaluation and comparative analysis and the effectiveness of the research has been checked by
comparing the results of Aanchal Sharma and P. R. Bhaladhare. There is a diminution of 14.6% while
204. comparing APL with Aanchal Sharma and 8.61% and 10.38% of reduction is shown with Aanchal Sharma and
P. R. Bhaladhare for Information loss. 1189-
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Keywords: Preservation, K-anonymity, Clustering, Cuckoo search, Neural network, APL, Information loss 6

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Authors: Sergiy S. Bulavka

Paper Title: The Combined Power Generation in Pre-Start Thermostating Systems

Abstract: Modern requirements to the operational parameters of pre-start thermostating systems require a
new approach to their creation or upgrading. Therefore, there is a need to consider the possibilities of using the
combined power generation in pre-start thermostating systems. Launch vehicles include the equipment that
requires certain temperature conditions for operation, which modifies its characteristics and disrupts normal
functioning. The temperature also determines the characteristics of onboard power supplies, the reliability of the
engine units and pre-start thermostating systems. For the normal functioning of pre-start thermostating systems,
it is necessary to supply various combinations of power for the spacecraft. The recent open access publications
were considered, including the combined types of power generation in pre-start thermostating systems. The
thermostating systems of spacecrafts should have several sources of power, i.e. the combined power generation
in pre-start thermostating systems has not been considered yet. The examination of the possibilities of using the
combined power generation in pre-start thermostating systems. The thermostatic systems for performing the
functions of pre-start thermostating systems are to have several sources of energy that will increase the reliability
of their operation. Energy can also be supplied from an external source, which is essential for pre-start
thermostating systems, especially in launch units. The possibilities of using the combined power generation in
pre-start thermostating systems are considered, providing the reliability increase of their functioning. The
application of mechanical, thermal, electrochemical and solar power plants, as well as the use of nuclear isotope
205. and reactor power plants is suggested.
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Effect on the Mechanical Properties of Za-27/Graphite Reinforced Composites when Routed
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Through a Squeeze Casting Process
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the bronze made bearings due to its low cost value along with the utmost best performance. And as an add-on,
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relevant improvement in its ductile character but with response to the rise in mass of the graphite particles,
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Authors: Malaya Kumar Hota

Paper Title: A DSP Technique for Prediction of Cancer Cell

Abstract: At present cancer is an alarmed disease. According to medical research, central cause of cancer is
due to the genetic abnormality. Most cancers are generated due to permanent change in the deoxyribonucleic
acid (DNA). For the past two decades, genomic signal processing (GSP) is a vital area of research. It has
engrossed the consideration of digital signal processing (DSP) researchers for the massive amount of data
accessible in the public data base. By finding out the DNA sequence for cancer cells & normal cells of human
beings & applying some digital signal processing (DSP) approaches on both, difference between them can be
207. found. Previously, discrete Fourier transform (DFT) power spectrum was used to predict cancer cells of a DNA
sequence. In this paper, discrete cosine transform (DCT) and discrete sine transform (DST) approaches are 1205-
presented as an alternative to analyze the spectral characteristics of cancer cells and normal cells. Further, post- 120
processing is done using digital IIR low pass filter to improve the discrepancy between cancer and normal cells. 9
The proposed method is tested for a number of data sets available in Gene Bank.

Keywords: Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Digital IIR low pass filter, Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT),
Discrete Sine Transform (DST).

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Authors: Ramya Ramaswamy, R. Raja Prabu, V. Gowrisree

Paper Title: Electric field Analysis of Water Electrodes for Noninvasive Pulsed Electric field Applications
Abstract: Electroporation is an effective phenomenon of inactivating viable pathogens present in the liquid
food for pulsed electric field (PEF) applications. It is a technique which depends on applied electric field
strength for causing pores on cell plasma membrane. The various parameters which affect the electroporation
efficacy are, the electric field intensity, pulse width, number of pulses, pulse interval and the electrode. The
electrode provides a contact between the high voltage pulse generator and the liquid food, and it plays an
important role in getting the required inactivation outcome. The electric field distribution varies based on
electrode designs. Parallel plate electrodes are generally used due to the uniform electric field it delivers in the
inactivation area, where high possibility of microbial inactivation will occur. This paper analyses the
effectiveness of round edged parallel plate electrodes immersed in water which provides uniform electric field
distribution in the inactivation area. Analyses have been performed on electric field distribution through four
kinds of materials such as glass, alumina, quartz and plexiglass, which contains these electrodes in the center
filled with sterile water. The electrodes are circular, and edge smoothened and hence the field distribution is also
analyzed on electrode edges. The distance between the electrodes including the surface material is kept at 5 mm.
The diameter of the electrodes are 40 mm and the electric field simulations are implemented in ANSYS
MAXWELL v 15.0. Based on results it is reported that alumina required less peak voltage for generating 20
kV/cm field strength (nominal field required for bacterial inactivation) when compared with other materials.
Also alumina exhibited less reduction of field travelling through it, and resulted in 82% of field application in
the inactivation area which is comparatively higher than other materials. The results indicate that alumina is
highly recommended for future noninvasive pulsed electric field applications.

Keywords: Noninvasive PEF applications, pulsed electric field, Surface materials, Water electrodes.

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Paper Title: Effective Avoidance of Queuing in Super Market using Li-Fi Technology
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every one of these issues utilizing Li-Fi innovation. Li-Fi is another rising innovation in pattern which
employments light waves to exchange information. In this paper, we propose a programmed charging framework
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Keywords: Li-Fi, Visible light communication, android application, payment.

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Paper Title: Web Based Online Crime Reporting System using Asp.Net
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general public turns into the more extensive the scope of solitary directs that must be constrained by the
legislature through the military and different organizations particularly the Police Power. At long last, a model
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structure. The framework comprises of three useful modules: an information catch module, a report the board
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Keywords: Crime reporting, incident-based, victims, criminals.

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Paper Title: An Evaluation of Current Status of Renewable Energy Sources in India

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undesired obstruction impacts between remaining tasks at hand with varying execution attributes. Finally the
4x4 NoC design is shown the better results in terms of Area, delay, speed, latency and throughput as compared
to counterpart work.

Keywords: NoC, Topology, Switching, Routing, Round Robin and FPGA.

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Paper Title: An Evaluation of Current Status of Renewable Energy Sources in India

Abstract: Many people in rural society of India does not have access to natural energy resources like LPG ,
electricity as there is no facilitation of grid erection. Hence it becomes imperative for country like India to go
for renewable energy resources as alternative to conventional energy resources. This paper evaluations the
potential of different sources of renewable energy in India. It also highlights the trends in the growth of
renewable energy sector, although at the same time shows that there is need of a hybrid renewable energy model
for rural electrification in India. Paper also shows the scope in using the agriculture waste as bio fuel which
burned otherwise and prompt health hazards besides environmental pollution, also describing many
technologies which are in the demonstration stage like Tidal, OTEC, Solar thermal power plants. Many
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throughout the year . The main aim of the paper is to evaluation all possible options in renewable energy sector
so that large segment of rural population can have access to electricity and to meet their basic energy needs.

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Paper Title: Electrical Energy Transmission Systems at Elevated Frequency

Abstract: The article presents information about the composition of the equipment of resonant power
transmission systems. The resonant systems of electrical energy transmission by single-wire cable or overhead
lines at elevated frequency include frequency conversion devices, power transmission lines, and devices for the
reverse transformation of electrical energy to the voltage required by the consumer. In contrast to traditional
systems of electrical power transmission, resonant systems are being operated on an elevated frequency of 5-15
kHz, a power transmission line voltage is 1-10 kV. In this case resonant transformers are used. The frequency of
the power transmission system is set by the resonant transmitting transformer; the receiving transformer is a
wideband step-down one.The main components of the resonant transmitting transformer are a power resonant
circuit and a step-up/step-down winding. The maximum output power of the converter depends on the voltage
supplied to the circuit, circuit voltage, circuit capacitance, frequency, and other parameters. One can change the
transmitted power by changing the transmission frequency, for example, for lighting systems.Due to the fact that
resonant power transmission systems operating at elevated frequency are less demanding on the grounding
quality, they are more efficient compared to single wire ground return line operating at a constant current and an
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Paper Title: A Systematic Learning on Variety of Recommender Systems for Online Commodities
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Authors: Almas Begum, Cyrilraj

Paper Title: Architecture Evaluation of Mobile Application: Whatsapp

Abstract: Software become an unavoidable in every once life. Quality of the software is an import aspect in
the software development life cycle. Quality for a software is represented in terms of functional and non-
functional requirement. Software architecture is used to represent the using set of components and is
connectivity as a relationship between these components. To assure the development process meet the
requirement given by the user, the Software Evaluation is used. Early detection of error protect the software
215. development producing the defect software. ATAM is the one of the method used to detect the risk, non-risk,
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scenarios and tradeoff in the earlier stage of development life cycle. Here in this paper security scenarios for
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mobile application has been elicited and compared with the scenarios extracted from the whatsapp application.
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Comparison shows few scenarios need to added with existing scenarios in order to improve / ensure full security
for the metadata.

Keywords: ATAM, Software Evaluation, Whatsapp;

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Authors: Yedavalli Venkata RaghavaRao, Kuthadi Venu Madhav, Selvaraj Rajalakshmi

Paper Title: Enhanced Deep Learning with featured transfer learning in Identifying Disguised Faces
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which the face belongs to. Face classification is one of the useful task and can be used as a base for many real-
time applications like authentication, tracking, fraud detection etc. Given a photo of a person, we humans can
easily identify who the person is without any effort. But manual systems are biased and involves lot of effort and
expensive. Automatic face recognition has been an important research topic due to its importance in real-time
applications. The recent advance in GPU has taken many applications like image classification, hand written
digit recognition and object recognition to the next level. According to the literature Deep CNN (Convolution
neural network) features can effectively represent the image. In this paper we propose to use deep CNN based
features for face recognition task. In this work we also investigate the effectiveness of different Deep CNN
models for the task of face recognition. Initially facial features are extracted from pretrained CNN model like
VGG16, VGG19, ResNet50 and Inception V3. Then a deep Neural network is used for the classification task. To
show the effectiveness of the proposed model, ORL dataset is used for our experimental studies. Based on the
experimental results we claim that deep CNN based features give better performance than existing hand crafted
features. We also observe that the among all the pretrained CNN models we used, ResNet scores highest
performance.

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Authors: Neil P. Balba, Favis Joseph C. Balinado, Rio Aguilar-Escanilla, Terrence Lim, Elvin F. Gaac
Design and Development of a Home-based Uric Acid/ pH Level Analysis Device for Gout Patients:
Paper Title:
A Health Information Technology Application (HIT)
Abstract: Nowadays, technology affects every distinct aspect of modern society. Hi-tech revolution invades
 the way people live in this technological era. As the Philippine healthcare industry crosses the threshold of
digital age, the needs for a health information technology device challenges the proponents to make a possible
solution in creating a system related in health care. The proponents come up with the idea of creating a device
that will analyze the urine pH of a gout patient and correlate it to the uric acid level. The proponents designed
and developed a home-based uric acid/ pH level analysis device for gout patients that is capable of measuring
the urine pH of the user and correlate it to the uric acid level. This study is divided into two parts; the first part is
the hardware part wherein the proponents used Arduino Microcontroller, Bluetooth module, pH sensor kit and
power boost converter. On the other hand is the software part, which includes the Arduino IDE and B4A
software. This device uses an android application in order to display the result of the test and the medical status
and profile of the user. The android application has a purpose for doctor and patient interaction for the doctor’s
clinical recommendation. The proponents are able to build a device that measures the pH/uric acid level of a
gout patient using the pH sensor and the Arduino micro controller.

Keywords: Uric Acid Level, Arduino Microcontroller, HIT, B4A, pH sensor, Android.
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Authors: Neil P. Balba, Nova Marie F. Rosas PJ Zeder Drilon, Sarah Jane F. Fallaria, Julie F. Fallaria
ISAKAY: Android Based Booking System for Tri-Bike Operators and Drivers Association with
Paper Title:
Cloud-Based Data Analytics
Abstract: Convenient routine of riding in a public transport is by at large, a primary concern of the commuters
as they conform on their safety while reaching such destinations. Vital to this, transportation resembles a big
role in our modern society specifically when reaching any destination while carrying goods and service not only
for convenience but also safety. Since the earliest days of the industrial revolution, transportation has smoothed
economic development by moving materials, resources, products, and people. Rural areas in the Philippines are
known in the use of “Trikes” or Tri-bike, a motorcycle attached to a side car, in transporting from one place to
another. “iSakay” is a Filipino word meaning “ride” or “to book for a ride”. Due to the increasing needs of the
commuters in the rural areas, ineffectiveness in communication with the drivers have still experienced and
mostly, the difficulty in acquiring a ride in tri-bike becomes a problem. The researchers came up with an idea of
designing and developing an Android-Based booking system that centralizes the transport management of the
tri-bikes in the rural areas around the Philippines. The centralized booking system can massively produce a
dashboard by means of showing data analytics via “cloud” as input and guide for the future enhancement and
development of the tri-bike management system. The researchers utilized waterfall model in the development of
the said software which in turns led to emanate beneficial solution to the commuters. The systems’ functionality,
reliability and accuracy are tested and evaluated which in turns gives a very simple yet important
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recommendation easing the normal problems faced by those rural areas in the Philippines. 1265-
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Keywords: online commuters, booking system, tricycle, tribike, transportation, waterfall model, cloud, data 9
analytics.

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Authors: Mirafe R. Prospero, Bryan G. Dadiz

Analysing the Quality of Phaseolus Vulgaris Family of Legumes using Artificial Neural Network
Paper Title:
and “Bag of Features” Techniques
Abstract: The Philippine Council for Agriculture, Forestry and National Resources Research and
Development-Department of Science and Technology (PCAARRD-DOST) have recognized the importance of
cultivating legumes as priority crop among others in the vegetable industry under the National Vegetable
Research & Development Program. They have further emphasized the need for innovating the methods to
improve the processes in terms of producing better quality of products. The study developed a prototype
compiled application based on the trained and validated dataset using ANN (Artificial Neural Network)
machine. The BoF (Bag of Features) technique was utilized for image features extraction in the SVM (Support
Vector Machine) environment for quality classification of Phaseolus Vulgaris family of legumes. These are
commonly cultivated in the Philippines. The combined methods yielded an accuracy of 90.2%.

Keywords: ANN, Bag of Features, compiled application, digital image processing, SVM.

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Authors: Mirafe R. Prospero, Neil P. Balba, Ricky V. Bustamante, Gerby R. Muya

Solar Energy Harnessing Optimization Algorithm in a Robotic Solar Tracker with
Paper Title:
Arduino Based Monitoring System
Abstract: Solar power although an abundant source of renewable energy must be utilized properly. One of the
main factors to optimize its benefits is the capacity of the consumers to efficiently channel its power. The
motivational factor of this endeavor is creating a robotic sunlight tracker system in harnessing solar radiant to its
220. optimum potential in the Philippine setting, where sun’s insolation is low on the average due to the factors
affecting climate conditions (like temperature, rainfall, storminess, winds, etc.).The study developed a prototype 1275-
robotic sun tracker that is operated by a microcontroller using the sun’s perpendicularity and shadowing 127
techniques in the design of the mechanism that injected an intelligent comparator algorithm. A motor control 9
method was used to execute the best turn to harness the optimum solar energy with an Arduino based monitoring
system that measured the voltages obtained from each of the set-ups. The result was a 29% improvement in
generating electricity using the robotic sun tracker system versus static panel installation.
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radiant.

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Authors: Ratnesh Mishra, Ravi Shanker Shukla, Rajesh K. Shukla, R.R. Tewari
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Paper Title:
Algorithm
Abstract: In this paper we have proposed energy optimization on symmetric key encryption and decryption
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that optimize the energy in terms of power consumption related to the laptop battery. This method combines the
concept of a genetic algorithms and cryptography in very different ways. The algorithm uses deterministic way
to generate pseudo random number and applied crossover & mutation deterministically. The algorithm exploits
the features of the GA deterministically because GA is fast. Finally we got the actual message of ASCII code by
using decrypted algorithms minimises power consumption relatively.

Keywords: ASCII, GA, Encryption, Decryption, Cryptography, Crossover, Mutation.

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Authors: Harsha R. Vyawahare, Pravin P. Karde, Vilas M. Thakare

Paper Title: An Efficient Graph Database Model

Abstract: Relational databases are holding the maximum amount of data underpinning the web. They show
excellent record of convenience and efficiency in repository, optimized query execution, scalability, security and
accuracy. Recently graph databases are seen as an good replacement for relational database. When compared to
the relational data model, graph data model is more vivid, strong and data expressed in it models relationships
among data properly. An important requirement is to increase the vast quantities of data stored in RDB into web.
In this situation, migration from relational to graph format is very advantageous. Both databases have
advantages and limitations depending on the form of queries. Thus, this paper converts relational to graph
database by utilizing the schema in order to develop a dual database system through migration, which merges the
capability of both relational db and graph db. The experimental results are provided to demonstrate the
practicability of the method and query response time over the target database. The proposed concept is proved
by implementing it on MySQL and Neo4j.

Keywords: Graph Database, Migration, Neo4j, Relational Database.

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Authors: C. P. Dhanakarna, R. Jayakarthik

 Examination and Assessment of Different Cryptographic Technique Based On a Variety of
Paper Title:
Features
Abstract: Cloud computing provides an administrations such as programming bundle stockpiling, internetwork
and equipment these assortments of administrations are given to client. Cloud storage is certainly get to
wherever whenever of the information because of cloud is figure in remote area. It utilizes the capacity
administration given by the cloud provider. Data isn't verify inside the cloud because of the unapproved client
will endeavor to utilization of the non-open information. Along these lines, giving the information security it
utilizes the various encryption strategies to protect the information. so inside the anticipated investigation it
utilizes the development encryption rule. Inside the development encryption it consolidates 2 very surprising
calculations for giving the higher security.

Keywords: Cloud Computing, Security issues, Cryptography framework, Security goals.

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Authors: Achintaya Saha, S.Suresh kumar

Paper Title: Efficient User Revocation for Shared Data in the Public Cloud
Abstract: In cloud computing user can easily share and modify data inside group. Here data integrity can be
easily ensured by using the public signature of existing users in the cloud group. By using data sharing services
in cloud user can able modify data as a group on cloud. Integrity of these services can be improved using
signature of public existing users on group. Shared data is divided into blocks. All users are responsible for
modifying data on different blocks. When any user shows malicious activity in group then that user must be
revoked for security purpose. So the block modified by that user must be re-signing by existing users in group.
224. Traditional way to re-sign this is to down load part of data and re-sign it at the time of revocation of user. But 1302-
this approach is not efficient for large amount of data being shared. This paper gives novel method for auditing 130
integrity of shared data and provides effective way for user revocation. It uses the concept of proxy re-signature 7
to avoid the downloading of re-signed block by existing user.

Keywords: Public auditing, shared data, user revocation, cloud computing.

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Authors: Mogaligunta Sankaraiah, S Suresh Reddy, M Vijaya Kumar

PSO Based Reactive Power Coordination of Multiple Dispatchable Distributed Generations &
Paper Title:
Voltage Controlled Devices
Abstract: The presence of multiple distributed generations on radial distribution system increases switching
operations of voltage controlled devices (VCDs). Reduction of switching operations (SOs) of VCDs in the
presence of multiple dispatchable distributed generations (MDDGs) is a demanding research area now a days.
This paper proposes a novel method for the reduction of SOs of VCDs together with system power loss, in
which we estimated the load one day in advance which makes MDDGs to dispatch the reactive power
cooperatively with VCDs and particle swarm optimization (PSO) method used for solving multiple objective
function. Multiple objective function (MOF) is formulated with cost of power loss and cost of SOs. The
proposed method is tested on 16 nodes practical system under different operating output patterns and locations
considering under load tap changers (ULTCs) and shunt capacitors (SCs) as VCDs. Simulation results clearly
depicts that this method is effectively achieved the goals compared with existing conventional optimization
techniques.

Keywords: Particle swarm optimization (PSO), Under load tap changers (ULTCs), Shunt capacitors (SCs);
Voltage Controlled Devices (VCDs), Dispatchable distributed generation (DDG).

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Authors: Santhia Nadesan, Choo Wou Onn, Shahryar Sorooshian

 Paper Title: Exploring Challenges of Web-Based Purchasing
Abstract: The main goal of the current article was to review challenges of online purchasing. Theoretically,
this research has few benefits and has importance which the findings of this study will listing the crucial
challenges that need to be addressed and tackled to achieve the success of E-commerce (and precisely electronic-
shopping) in companies. It encourages additional utilization of technologies of Electronic-Commerce, styles the
e-transaction practice at ease, boosts the amount of acknowledgement and adoption of this online technology,
results in advancement of online customer responsibility, presents the loyalty concept, raise customer
satisfaction, sustains longer-term relationship with clienteles and contributions to obtaining of competitive
advantages.

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Authors: S.Sivakumar, K.Siddappa Naidu, K.Karunanithi

Paper Title: IOT based Energy Management System for an Autonomous Hybrid Micro-Grid
Abstract: Raising rate and require of power has led a lot of organizations to discover elegant ways for
monitoring, controlling and reduction energy. To create an innovative idea to reduce the rate of energy
consumption smart EMS (Energy Management System) is proposed in this paper. To develop IoT technologies
and Big Data is used to improved hold energy utilization in commercial, housing and industrial sectors. An EMS
is used to build smart homes is proposed for he developed cities. In this system, every residence tool is
interfaced with a data attainment module that is an IoT object with an exclusive IP address ensuing in a huge
mesh wireless network of devices. The data gaining SoC (System on Chip) module collects energy utilization
data from every device of every stylish residence and send data to a centralized server for supplementary
handing out and study. This information from all housing areas accumulates in the utility’s server as Big Data.
EMS consumes off-the-shelf BI (Business Intelligence) and Big Data surveys software packages which
improves the energy usages also to assemble user order. While air conditioning gives to 60% of power use in
American countries, HVAC (Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Heating) are in use as a research to approve the
proposed system.

Keywords: Conditions, Cyber Security, Labview IOT (Gmail), GSM, Data Monitoring.

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Paper Title:
the Wall
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Authors: V. Pavalan, R. Sivagamasundari

Paper Title: Bond Performance of Sand-Coated BFRP Bars to Concrete

Abstract: This paper presents an experimental study on the bond behaviour of sand-coated basalt fibre
reinforced polymer (BFRP) bars and conventional steel bars of 10mm- diameter. specimens consisted of BFRP
bars embedded in concrete cubes (200mm on each side) with the compressive strength of 40MPa were
constructed. The pullout test results contain the bond failure mode, the average bond strength , the slip at the free
and loaded end, and the bond stress-slip relationship curves.The test results showed that the bond strength of
sand-coated BFRP bars was about 70% that of the steel bars.

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Paper Title: Role of Yoga for People Suffering from Schizophrenia in India
Abstract: Schizophrenia is a serious long-haul emotional wellness condition. It causes a scope of various
mental manifestations. It is a genuine dysfunctional behavior influencing diverse districts of the cerebrum, which
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from Schizophrenia. It lessens tension, discouragement and pregnancy related awkward encounters. AI can be
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from Schizophrenia in India.

Keywords: Schizophrenia, mental-disorder, yoga, medication, anxiety, depression, India

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Authors: Ramesh Ragala, G. Bharadwaja Kumar

Paper Title: Rank Based Pseudoinverse Computation in Extreme Learning Machine for large Datasets
Abstract: Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) is an efficient and effective least-square-based learning
algorithm for classification, regression problems based on single hidden layer feed-forward neural network
(SLFN). It has been shown in the literature that it has faster convergence and good generalization ability for
moderate datasets. But, there is great deal of challenge involved in computing the pseudoinverse when there are
large numbers of hidden nodes or for large number of instances to train complex pattern recognition problems.
To address this problem, a few approaches such as EM-ELM, DF-ELM have been proposed in the literature. In
this paper, a new rank-based matrix decomposition of the hidden layer matrix is introduced to have the optimal
training time and reduce the computational complexity for a large number of hidden nodes in the hidden layer.
The results show that it has constant training time which is closer towards the minimal training time and very far
from worst-case training time of the DF-ELM algorithm that has been shown efficient in the recent literature.

Keywords: Extreme Learning Machine, Moore-Penrose Matrix, Machine Learning, Classification, Matrix
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Authors: Bharath Subramani, Selvapandian Arumugam, Balakumaresan Ragupathy

Paper Title: Computer Aided Classification and Detection of Leaf Disease using ANN
Abstract: The contribution of a plant is highly important for both human life and environment. Diseases will
affect plant, like all humans and animals. Various diseases may affect plant which disturbs the plants normal
growth. Leaf, stem, fruit, root, and flower of the plant may get affected by these diseases. Without proper care
the plant may die or its leaves, flowers, and fruits drop. Finding of such infections is required for exact
distinguishing proof and treatment of plant sicknesses. The current technique for plant malady discovery utilizes
human contribution for distinguishing proof and characterization of illnesses and these strategies endure with
time-unpredictability. PC supported programmed division of illnesses from plant leaf utilizing delicate
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Artificial neural network (ANN) for identification, classification and segmentation of diseases in plant leaf
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Authors: Melda Rumia Rosmery Simorangkir

Emprovement Efforts Iii Through Content Control Services With Role Playing Techniques In Fkip
Paper Title:
Products and Counseling Christian University Of Indonesia
Abstract: Low self-confidence is still a problem that is quite alarming among early adult Indonesian women.
There are still many early adults who make beauty the root of their anxiety, not a source of self-confidence.
233. Dove Girl Beauty Confidence Report in kompas.com shows that 54 percent of early adult women in the world
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do not have high self-confidence. In fact, 7 out of 10 of them in Indonesia withdraw from important activities
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not confident. The Assistant Deputy for the Fulfillment of the Rights of the Child for Education, Creativity and
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Culture of the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection, Elvi Hendrani, improper parenting
from parents also has a major influence in reducing children's self-confidence. for early adults. However, more
important recognition from parents and teachers. The results of the research on the provision of content mastery
 services with the role playing technique for early adult students can be concluded: (1) the confidence of early
adult students before joining the content mastery service with role playing techniques is in the low category.
This is indicated by the indicators of student self-confidence on average in the low category; (2) self-confidence
of early adult students after participating in content mastery services with role playing techniques in the high
category. This is indicated by the indicators of student self-confidence on average in the high category; (3)
student self-confidence has increased after getting treatment in the form of content mastery services with role
playing techniques. A significant increase was seen from the Wilcoxon test results. The Wilcoxon test results
show that Z count is smaller than Z table so the hypothesis is accepted. The indicator that experienced the
highest increase was an indicator of optimism during the period of body changes.

Keywords: Self-confidence, Content Mastery Service, Role Play Technique.

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Authors: Priya R. Swaminarayan, Ronak Panchal
Semantic Web Enabled GUI SPARQL CRUD operation on VPS with Integration of Apache Jena
Paper Title:
Fuseki Server
Abstract: The most important affecting factors to World economy include knowledge, proficiency and
inventiveness of people. Education is allied with improved skills, and better human capacity to progress the
quality of life. The development of country depends on the status of higher education in country. Every year,
MHRD, India collects details about Higher Education from universities using AISHE Portal to plan National
Policy on Education but in the existing AISHE system, user interface is not provided to the users; they are
downloading PDF file from Portal and then after entering necessary details in PDF file offline they upload PDF
file on portal. Here we have implemented Semantic Web Enabled System on Apache Jena Fuseki Server using
Virtual Private Server (VPS). Researchers provide knowledge based AISHE user friendly system with GUI
interface & implemented CRUD operation on VPS. Proposed AISHE system provides benefits of SW such as
machine understandability, reusability, interoperability, inference of new knowledge, reduces development time
etc; as Ontology is used for development.

Keywords: Semantic Web, AISHE, Virtual Private Server, Apache Jena Fuseki Server, CRUD Operations.

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 “Qualitative Analysis to Assess the Best Renewable Energy Scenario for Sustainable Energy
Paper Title:
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Abstract: Rural population in developing nation is having limited access to the clean and modern energy
sources. Rural poor in India are mostly dependent on electricity, fire wood, dung, and biomass for their domestic
energy need. Due to the dependence on conventional energy sources pollution and rural health are the issue of
concern which directly affect on the national productivity. Ministry of New and Renewable Energy of the
Government of India giving stress to intensify the energy supply and modern sources of energy to rural area up
to normal consumption level through renewable energy sources The aim of the present study is to determine the
best renewable energy scenario for sustainable development of rural area. For this aim, author used both
quantitative and qualitative analysis technique to determine the best energy scenario for application. For
quantitative analysis multi objective goal programming model is used and the result obtained by it validated with
multi-attribute decision making approach. The present work specifically focused on Analytic Hierarchy Process
(AHP) methodology. In the proposed method, the weights of the selection criteria are determined by pair-wise
comparison matrices of the AHP. Results indicate that Cost Employment Generation Scenario (CEGS) is the
most appropriate renewable energy option.

Keywords: AHP; Multi-Criteria Decision Making, Renewable Energy; Sustainable Energy Planning; Scenario.

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Authors: Ganesh H.Wani, D.K.Shedge

Paper Title: Design and Development of Microcontroller Based Multilevel Inverter

Abstract: Now a day mostly we produce power from non conventional energy sources and power hassle
increases day by day. To diminish this power demand we need to emphasize power infusion methods. Multi-
level inverter is accommodating to infuse power from distinct renewable sources like solar, wind-power. It
generates the alternating output level of voltage from different DC level sources. This inverter uses ‘m’ H-
bridges and several DC sources to obtain (2m+1) level of output voltage. This paper focuses on improvement of
quality of desired output voltage waveforms with less number of switching devices.

Keywords: Cascade H-bridge Multi-level Inverter (CHBMLI), Total harmonic Distortion (THD), Pulse Width
Modulation (PWM).
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Paper Title: Potential of Cellulose Acetate for the Removal of Methylene Blue Dye from Aqueous Streams
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Paper Title: Application of Lean Concepts in Process Industry

Abstract: In any process industry, there will be a chance to increase the efficiency of the process. There is a
less possibility of achieving complete efficiency in any system but there are certain concepts to make it possible.
One such concept is lean manufacturing. In this paper, bakery is taken as the industry and its process is studied.
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Japanese concept is been implemented in the bakery and the efficiency of the process is increased. Also, process
flow chart and Two handed process chart is has been worked out for the system and thus the productivity of the
bakery is increased by eliminating the wastes.
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Authors: Minakshee R. Shinde , Umesh S.Chavan, Kishor P. Deshmukh

Paper Title: Failure Analysis of Strap Joint

Abstract: In Exhaust after treatment system strap joint is used for mounting sensor table on which DP, NOx,
EGTS, PIN sensors are mounted. While, assembling the sensor table on exhaust system using strap joint
multiple issues raised. In which, Strap Bolt Loosening Issue during Vibration Test, Plastic Deformation of Heat
shield (outer body) and Bottoming Out of the strap. Under Strap contact area plastic deformation of heat shield
is due to increasing contact pressure so that needs to check the recommended value of torque to avoid failures.
The basic design assembly of straps consists of T bolt, nut, and trunnion with the strap. In this paper analysis and
calculations for torque and parameters affecting the system function have been done to minimize the issues. To
reduce plastic deformation internal stand support provided which increase the stiffness of heat shield and
observed results showing Bridge strap design concept can be helpful to avoid localized plastic deformation near
T-bolt. Calculations at assembly load showing maximum stress and contact pressure near the T bolt. Also effect
of inertia load described to check slippage of the strap and after treatment system.
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Authors: Bharath Subramani, Deepika SP

Paper Title: A Robust Artificial Intelligence: Smart Indoor Positioning System

Abstract: Over the previous few centuries, technology has converted massively from being a desktop personal
computer to handheld mobile phones, with lower energy consumption of raw computing power. This
computability is now incorporated with other systems as well as isolated to a single device. This paradigm was
first noted in cyber-physical systems with the introduction of cloud services. The evolution of Artificial
Intelligence(AI) with cloud computing and the importance of this field in human life, induce us to make simple
and efficient talkative assistant robot for indoor navigation. The navigation system in outdoor typically rely upon
Global Positioning System (GPS) but the indoor navigation systems have to rely on different technologies, as
GPS signals cannot be received indoors. Thus, several technologies have been proposed and implemented over
the past decade to improve navigation in indoors. But they were costly and less effective. Therefore, we have
proposed a system that assists humans to find their location in a conversational manner. The suggested system
was constructed by introducing the advantages of a personal assistant device, Amazon Alexa, the cloud services
241. of Amazon and its voice services for indoor navigation. A Raspberry Pi 3 Model B is used as the element of the
hardware to provide our system with intelligent characteristics. You can trigger the speech service using the 1393-
"Alexa" keyword. Using the voice command, the skill / application we created can be initiated. It operates a 139
script on the cloud once Alexa is enabled, which runs a subroutine on the Raspberry Pi 3 in-turn to provide a 8
path for that specific place. Once the Raspberry Pi calculation is finished, it sends the message back to Alexa.
Alexa transforms the text into a voice and informs the user path.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Global Positioning System, Raspberry Pi, Voice command.

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Authors: Lavanya Devi. N, P.Thirumurugan

Paper Title: Automated Detection of Cervical Cancer
Abstract: Cervical Cancer is an abnormal growth in the cervix - the lower part of the uterus which joins to the
vagina. Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is identified as the main cause for cervical cancer. Cervical cancer is
the second most deadly disease among women next to breast cancer in developing countries. However, it is
considered to be the most preventable female cancer if identified at an early stage. The cancerous cells may
spread to other parts of the body if not identified at an early stage. Pap Smear test and acetic acid test are usually
done for cancer screening. In pap test cells are taken from the vagina and cervix and are examined under a
microscope for the presence of an abnormal cell. In acetic acid test, the change in features after and before the
application of acetic acid is analyzed to find the existence of abnormal cell. Automated screening is becoming
most common than manual screening because the latter is erroneous. This paper surveys the different automated
methods available for screening the abnormal cells in pap images.

Keywords: Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), Pap Smear test, vagina, cervix.

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Authors: T.Muthukumari, P.Selvaraj, L.Pattathu rani, Prajith Prabhakar

Paper Title: Design of Z Source Inverter based VSWECS with Improved PWM Control
Abstract: With rapid development in Wind Energy Conversion Systems (WECS), various methods have been
used to increase power generation from wind. In order to reach voltage gain as maximum in a variable speed
WECS, an improved PWM method through varying shoot through time for Impedance source inverter is
implemented in this paper. For a given modulation index, the correlation of voltage gain with capacitor voltage,
243. and the device stress are analyzed in detail. For ‘various shoot through time ,the simulation results of voltage
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across capacitor, current through inductor ,output current and output voltage are obtained by using Simpower
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system tool in MATLAB/ Simulink and compared. The results have been confirmed for the developed
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experimental model.

Keywords: Z source inverter, wind Energy conversion systems, voltage Boost, Pulse width Modulations.

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Optimization of Inlet and Exhaust Manifold on a Single Cylinder Diesel Engine to Enhance the
Paper Title:
Combustion
Abstract: In the internal combustion Diesel engines the most important subsystem is Intake manifold and
Exhaust manifold. In the intake manifold which supplies fresh air –fuel mixture in to the cylinders where
combustion takes place at high temperature and high pressure. After exhaust gases scavenged through valves
from the cylinders, these gases past exhaust manifold an outlet, through which the gases flow into exhaust pipes
from there to the emission control equipment of engine which consists of catalytic and thermal converters. The
development of swirl can be enhanced by re-designing of inlet port of an Engine. There is further development
in the swirl due to combustion process to another maximum part way in to the power stroke. Swirl can promotes
the combustion process in a better way and causes efficiency increase. Better mixing of air – fuel there is a little
bit changing the inlet and exhaust valve. Valve stem diameter is 9.5mm, Inlet valve diameter is 36mm, Exhaust
Valve diameter is 28mm by varying the pitch 1.0mm to 2mm and thread depth of cut as 4mm and three thread
per inch from this arrangement to investigate the performance by enhancing the swirl of air flow to get
244.
betterment in the performance and decrease in emissions in a (DI) direct injection diesel engine with single 1408-
cylinder when compared with normal engine. 141
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Keywords: Diesel Engine, Inlet Manifold, Exhaust Manifold, Swirl motion.

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Authors: A.Kishore Reddy, Rajesh Banala

Paper Title: Adaptive Traffic Management in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

Abstract: The adoption of wireless technologies is due to user requirement, small size of devices with
multiple networking interfaces. The current issues which are perform major role of mobility, reassembly,
routing, and security. Consistent mobility is one of the main challenges in the existing and future heterogeneous
wireless networks. Consistent mobility in heterogeneous wireless network needs integration of different network
technologies. Most of currently available communication and computing systems uses more system time for
completing the job. Processing power and time limit for processing a task/query, a system is required that offers
device mobility (BS mobility) and computational mobility as per the requirement of the applications. We have
evaluated the MAC-SF for network selection, traffic management, load balancing, and network delay.
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Paper Title: Experimental on Eucalyptus Oil with Additives Blend as A Fuel for Diesel Engine
Abstract: Oils extracted from vegetables exist as future fuel full or partial alternate diesel fuels. Experiments
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 Paper Title: Histogram Equalization Based Defogging of Fogged Image
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Paper Title: Detection of Vehicular Traffic Using Convolutional Neural Networks

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Experimental Research on the Behaviour of Concrete Containing Waste Plastic Granules as a Fine
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already started showing its alarming signs such as land pollution, ocean pollution, release of poisonous gases,
soil infertility, immune disorder in birds etc. A prospective appeal to this is usage of plastic granules which are
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Paper Title: Membrane process and Graphene nano-particles in Water treatment

Abstract: The suspended and dissolved particles presented in the water and wastewater in the size of 1-1000
nm which is more toxic and it causes severe effects to the aquatic life and living organisms. Nanotechnology is
the method, which is newly developed in this world, to remove the very tiny particles presents in the water as
well as wastewater with the help of nano-particles. Many nano-particles were used to remove the toxic contents
presented in water and wastewater such as heavy metal concentration, dyes and some of the virus and bacteria
etc. Compared to various nano-materials, Graphene is the type of smart material which is derived from the
graphite, most widely used in all industrial sectors for various purposes. This review paper discussed about the
importance of graphene usage in water and wastewater treatment technologies in recent days.

Keywords: Graphene, Membrane Technology, Water Treatment.

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Authors: R.Viswanathan
Pursuance for Identity and Self Love in the Leema Dhar’s Novel “You Touched My Heart” (echoes
Paper Title:
of love and a nightmare)
Abstract: The present study deals with the finding and searching of herself which brings he satisfaction of
knowing her self-identity in her life. They discuss their life that she lived in the past and she left her house in
order to find herself at the end of the novel, she finds that these are the once who makes her individuality from
the birth of her in this world. The purpose of the study is to explain how her parents are helping the daughter,
Leema to find her identity in this novel but beginning of the novel she blames her parents and finally they are the
once who show more care towards her. This study mostly tells about the problems of the author how she
struggles to find herself in the world she meets an old artist; he is the one who explained about the reality of the
life. He is a murderer but she understands that every budding person starts with a dark past. Then she meets Cruz
and Laine, during this time she rejoice herself in the quest of love. She wants his love towards her but in reality,
251. Cruz loves Laine finally they died of an accident made by their fathers. This incident makes a major impact in
self she finds her answer for the web of mystery by herself with the help of old artist. Finally, she gets to know 1436-
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they did not talk much about the Importance of parents but this research paper deals with the importance of the 8
parents how they project the world to their children. Leema leaves home to finds her identity but she returns with
her father’s identity because old artist is her grandfather. This research paper concludes that ever single
happenings of life will be connected with their family’s identity and also once fate.

Keywords: Self-identity, Individuality, Quest, Paternal relation, Political game.

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Authors: Lava Kumar Reddy Palle, Arti Sudam, Madhav Madhira

Paper Title: Estimating Optimal Geotextile Type for Controlling Soil Erosion
Abstract: One of the major functions of geotextiles is to control soil erosion. Apparent opening size and
permeability of non-woven geotextiles are properties that control erosion. In this manuscript, soil taken from an
eroded pond is considered for the study. Filtration and clogging behavior of the several geotextiles are studied
under laminar flow conditions and at three different hydraulic gradients. Results facilitate selecting the
appropriate geotextile based on permeability, filtration and clogging for use as erosion control.

Keywords: Clogging, Erosion control, Filtration, Geotextile and Permeability.

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Authors: Viswanatha Reddy, Allugunti1, Elango NM, Kishor Kumar Reddy C

Paper Title: Internet of Things Based Early Detection of Diabetes Using Machine Learning Algorithms: Dpas
Abstract: This paper introduces a new decision tree algorithm Diabetes Prediction Algorithm (DPA), for the
early prediction of diabetes based on the datasets. The datasets are collected by using Internet of Things (IOT)
Diabetes Sensors, comprises of 15000 records, out of which 11250 records are used for training purpose and
3750 are used for testing purpose. The proposed algorithm DPA yielded an accuracy of 90.02 %, specificity of
92.60 %, and precision of 89.17% and error rate of 9.98%. further, the proposed algorithm is compared with
existing approaches. Currently there are numerous algorithms available which are not complete accurate and
DPA helps.

Keywords: Accuracy, Decision Trees, Error Rate, Kaggle, Machine Learning, Specificity, IoT .

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Authors: V. Mallikharjuna Rao, M. Satya Sai Ram, M N Giriprasad

Paper Title: Power Saving Scheduling For Iot Based Garbage Monitoring System
Abstract: Now a days to protect our self from the environment pollution is very important because the
environment was polluted by the different things in different ways. One of the common biggest challenges is
garbage which was produced by the human things negligence or by external factors. To minimize this problem
many authors proposed their own solutions which are useful to garbage collectors during the garbage collection
process. These proposed solutions are so efficient but they are not giving maximum performance due to their
internal designing problems, like software hanging, reliability, battery backup etc. One of the biggest problem is
254. battery backup; due to lack of battery backup these garbage collection systems are not sending the garbage
information to the garbage collectors, so these collectors are not collecting the garbage in time. To solve this 1448-
problem the current research is proposing the concept about energy management for the garbage collection 145
system. 4

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Paper Title: Absorbent Li – Ideals of Lattice Implication Algebras

Abstract: on this paper we present the concept of Absorbent LI – ideal of pass section notion polynomial math
L. We communicate about the relations some of the Absorbent LI – requirements to ILI – beliefs, Associative LI
– goals and awesome LI – desires of L. We exhibit the augmentation hypothesis of Absorbent LI – necessities
and the crossing factor of Absorbent LI – dreams is additionally an Absorbent LI – best. We exhibit that the
complement of Absorbent LI – first-rate is Absorbent channel. At lengthy closing we observe dubious idea to
Absorbent LI – requirements and talk approximately the superb houses of hard to recognize Absorbent LI –
desires.

Keywords: LI – ideals, Absorbent LI – ideal, Vague set, Lattice Implication Algebra.

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257. Paper Title: A Machine Vision Based Detection & Classification of Neovascularisation in Retinal Blood Vessels
Abstract: Diabetic Retinopathy is an eye disease which is caused by excessive sugar level in blood.
Insufficient secretion of insulin hormone is the ground for evolution of diabetes. It affects most of the important
organs in our body. There are two types of DR: Non Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Proliferative
Diabetic Retinopathy. In this proposed system techniques are introduced to detect and classify
neovascularisation. Input fundus image is preprocessed by median filtering and further new vessels are
segmented by using Fuzzy c-means clustering algorithm. After segmentation SIFT features are extracted and are
used to train support vector machine (SVM) classifier. This automated system has been tested for 70 fundus
images and accuracy of 96% is achieved.

Keywords: Diabetic Retinopathy (DR); Median Filtering (MF); Fuzzy C-Means Clustering algorithm (FCM);
Support vector machine (SVM) classifier; Neovascularisation (NV).

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Authors: Durga Karthik, P. Karthikeyan, S.Kalaivani, K.Vijayarekha

Paper Title: Identifying Efficient Road Safety Prediction Model Using Data Mining Classifiers
Abstract: Road accidents are a major cause of death and disabilities. The aim of the traffic accident analysis for
a region is to investigate the cause for accidents and to determine dangerous locations in a region. Multivariate
analysis of traffic accidents data is critical to identify major causes for fatal accidents. In this work, accident
dataset is analysed using algorithmic approach, as an attempt to address this problem. The relationship between
fatal rate and other attributes including collision manner, weather, surface condition, light condition, mobile
users and drunken driving are considered. Prediction model using various data mining classifiers such as
Bayesian, J48, Random Forest will be constructed to enhance safety regulations for a region.

Keywords: Collision manner, Weather, Surface condition, Bayesian, J48, Random Forest.

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Paper Title: Alpha labeling of splitting graph of a gutman tree

Abstract: The splitting graph S'(G) of graph G results by introducing a new point a' with respect to each
point a of G such that N(a) equals to N(a') where N(a) and N(a') are the neighborhood sets of a and a'
respectively. The Gutman tree is also known as benzenoid tree and caterpillar tree. In this paper, it is proved
that a splitting graph of a Gutman tree satisfies an alpha labeling.

Keywords: Alpha labeling, splitting graph, Gutman tree.

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Authors: M.G.Gnanavel, C.Saranya, A.Viswanathan

Paper Title: Applications of Linear Volterra Integral Equations of First Kind by Using Tarig Transform
Abstract: A Tarig Transform is a transform for solving linear Volterra integral equations of first kind. A few
applications are solved in related to understand the efficiency. This paper deals with this transform and their
inverse transform, convolution theorems are used and derived the exact result.

Keywords: Volterra integral equations, Tarig transform, Inverse Tarig Transform, Convolution Theorem.

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Paper Title: Mobius Function Graph Mn(G)

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defined using tools of number theoretic functions is interesting and may focus new light on structure of the
integers. This paper is concerned on some of the structural properties of the Möbius function graphs from the
number theoretic Möbius function. Further we have discussed some basic observations, results concerning |E|,
261. subgraph, perfect matching, completeness, independence number and chromatic number of Möbius function
graphs along with new induced proper coloring method. 1481-
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Authors: Ratan Singh Solanki

Paper Title: Web-based Learning: How fair is ‘Fair use’?

Abstract: The word ‘Web-based learning’ sounds good but smells bad when it comes to share the study
material online in context of copyright laws. The current problem is that teachers are under the impression that
everything they want to share with their students online finds protection under the Doctrine of Fair use under
Copyrights law but the unfortunate part is he is totally unaware about the fact that sharing the study material
online may not qualify as fair use if the same is shared with students enrolled in an online course outside the
campus. The need of the present paper is to make Universities and teachers working there aware about the use of
Web based learning without violating the copyright laws of the land. The paper is purely conceptual and only
available literatures have been taken in updating the paper following the doctrinal method of study.

262. Keywords: Web-based learning, Doctrine of Fair use, Copyright laws, Universities, Teachers.
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Authors: Avinash s, K.Manjunath, S.Senthil Kumar

Lung Cancer Detection using Modified Gabor filter, Gradient operators and Morphological
Paper Title:
segmentation tool
Abstract: Lung Cancer is a disease of irregular cells multiplying and growing into a tumour. It’s hard to
believe, but lung cancer is the primary cause of cancer deaths among both women and men. Every year more
people die of lung cancer than of colon, prostate and Breast cancers. Some important facts of lung cancer are
Excluding Skin cancer, lung cancer is the second most common cancer in both women and men. Statistics from
Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) recommend that lung cancer is fast turning into a plague in India. It
is a high mortality cancer due to poor access to affordable health care and diagnosis at late stage. At the time of
diagnosis only 15 percent of the cases of lung cancer are curable. Due to the nature of the disease patients with
lung cancer present themselves for diagnosis at a much later stage than other cancers. Globally lung cancer
accounts for 8.4% percent of all cancers in women and 14.5% in men. For lung cancer Smoking is the single
largest contributor. Other causes are exposure to carcinogenic toxins like radon, asbestos, radiation and air
pollutants. Exposure to women to smoke from the burning of charcoal for cooking is also a cause of lung cancer.
About 20 percent we can reduce the risk of lung cancer by doing physical activities and exercise is known to
improve lung function. In recent times, image processing measures are frequently used in a number of medical
areas for enlargement of the image in preceding recognition and managing periods, where the instant aspect is
263. really important to determine the abnormality problems in objective figures, mainly in a variety of malignancy
tumours such as lung cancer, breast cancer etc. 1488-
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Keywords: Lung Cancer, Modified Gabor filter, Gradient operators, Morphological segmentation tool. 4

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Authors: Subir Gupta

Paper Title: Chan-Vese segmentation of SEM ferrite-pearlite microstructure and prediction of grain boundary
Abstract: The image processing of microstructure for design, measure and control of metal processing has
been emerging as a new area of research for advancement towards the development of Industry 4.0 framework.
However, exact steel phase segmentation is the key challenge for phase identification and quantification in
microstructure employing proper image processing tool. In this article, we report effectiveness of a region based
segmentation tool, Chan-Vese in phase segmentation task from a ferrite- pearlite steel microstructure captured in
scanning electron microscopy image (SEM) image. The algorithm has been applied on microstructure images
and the results are discussed in light of the effectiveness of Chan-Vese algorithms on microstructure image
processing and phase segmentation application. Experiments on the ferrite perlite microstructure data set
covering a wide range of resolution revealed that the Chan-Vese algorithm is efficient in segmentation of phase
region and predicting the grain boundary.

Keywords: Ferrite-Pearlite steel, Phase segmentation, image processing, grain boundary prediction, Chang-
Vese.

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Authors: Manish Bhardwaj, Anil Ahlawat

Paper Title: Prolong Lifetime of Wireless Sensor Network Using Reliable Power Grouping Algorithm
Abstract: Vitality effectiveness is the most testing theme in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). As a result of
the expanding requests of different applications, and the requirements of vitality, memory and computational
265. intensity of the WSN hubs, numerous thinks about have concentrated on these territories as of late. Specialists
have proposed an assortment of conventions, for example, LEACH, PEGASIS and so forth.In this Manuscript, 1499-
we will talk about how vitality proficiency is influenced by scaling, for example distinctive system sizes, and by 150
various steering calculations. With the expanding utilizations of substantial scale WSNs, for example, savvy 4
framework and ecological observing. This manuscript proposes another steering calculation to enhance the
vitality proficiency by decreasing the number and absolute transmissions remove so as to spare vitality.
Reproductions propose that the proposed calculation will be more vitality proficient in medium to vast scale
 remote sensor systems. Kinds of sensors which are utilized to send and get information through the remote
system. Since sensors might be conveyed haphazardly, WSNs don't have a fixed framework and there is no very
much characterized brought together sorting out system.

Keywords: About four key words or phrases in alphabetical order, separated by commas.

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A Decentralized Accountability Framework for Enhancing Secure Data Sharing Through ICM in
Paper Title:
Cloud
Abstract: The Cloud substitutes a computing criterion where shared configurable resources are afforded as an
on-demand service over the Internet. Moreover, the cloud environment provides resources to the users on the
basis of services like SaaS, PaaS and IaaS. Generally, a cloud can be referred as private cloud or public cloud.
When a Cloud Service Provider (CSP) imposes upon public cloud resources to compile their private cloud, the
result is demonstrated as a virtual private cloud. Private or public, the imperious intent of cloud computing is to
provide simplistic, reliable usage of various computing resources. One of the significant features of cloud is that
the outsourced data are accessed through any anonymous machines over the Internet. On the other hand, it
creates an issue that user’s fear of unknown access of data, which can become a major difficulty to the wide
implementation of cloud. In this paper, a decentralized accountability framework is developed to monitor the
actual usage and access of the data that is shared on cloud. For that, a logging mechanism that includes
authentication for each user to access the data has also been provided. Moreover, some procedures for providing
the data under the control of data owner includes Integrity Checking Mechanism (ICM) have also been
developed. The overall process strengthens the security constraints over cloud. And the experimental results
266. reveal that the approach affords secure and scalable data sharing with reduced memory utilization and
processing time. 1505-
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Keywords: Cloud Computing, Accountability, Data sharing, Authentication, logging, ICM. 1

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Authors: R. Mary Geetham, G. JoicyLidwina

IQ, EQ, SQ and Skill Development are not Balanced in Board Examination - Research On
Paper Title:
Reference to Chennai City
Abstract: A school should follow ‘learning methodology’ (like activity based learning, active learning
methodology, etc.), the examination is built within the learning process, which means that there is no separate
exam. Students do self-evaluation, projects, etc. while they are learning the content. Here examination is done on
the basis of students’ learning. Exams are necessary in schools to find out the real skills, talents and knowledge
of the students. But practically this is not done therefore the researcher felt the need to conduct a study to
formulate a question paper which measures and values the student’s IQ,EQ,SQ and Skills Developed in the
students and researcher wanted to identify the pros and cons of board examination, the understand the
psychology of students and various challenges encountered in conducting the board exams. The researcher used
SPSS package to analyse the questionnaire and used certain statistical tools such Frequency Analysis, ANOVA ,
Regression, Factor Analysis etc. to find out that board examination does not inculcate reasoning ability in the
minds of the students neither it makes the students to learn with understanding. and it does not test their general
knowledge. Board Examination at the same time with few negativity induces problem solving technique and
develops social skills though verbal ability and speed of logical reasoning is not tested through questions.
Therefore the researcher advises to revise the pattern of exam giving students a stress free environment, carrying
general knowledge and logical ability.
267.
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Keywords: Examination, Intelligent Quotient, Emotional Quotient, Spiritual Quotient, Skill Development. 152
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Authors: Nishant Katiyar, Rakesh K Bhujade

Paper Title: Spam Exploration Along With Learning Content Management System (LCMS)
Abstract: By traversing through time we realize that not only the education system has changed be also the
way of teaching needs to be changed which ultimately can get from LCMS, it is one of the widely used tool for
the educating system. Now many institutions are adopting it in order to improve their system of education, but
after all these activities there is also a need for the security. Learning management system is one of the entities
which takes part with excessive size content material transport. It additionally enables to use it in far off area in
addition to useful for the man or woman with disabilities. LMS help in studying the modules based at the
individual ability on person timeframe. Many situations together with screen lock and tool interest disable is
carried out in previous method to keep away from content material leak through unauthorized get admission to.
Consequently locating proper answer structure on LCMS is one of the goal necessities. On this paper, creation of
the security over LCMS and in addition finding an enhance version for imparting the safety in data gaining
access to and managing is furnished.

Keywords: Learning Content Management System (LCMS), Content Spam Revealing, Fingerprint
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Authors: Suma M, Goutham M A, Paramesha

Paper Title: Error Estimation of Three Dipoles used as near Field sensors
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inaccuracy produced by the measuring unit in the near field. The Probe measures both co-pole, cross- pole and z-
directed dipole components simultaneously. However, due to multiple reflections between the radiator and
dipoles, near field values are changed. Computation was carried out for the calibration of the probe and to test
the co-pole voltage and field (with no probe) in x-y plane at 10GHz to compare the relative tested co-pole
voltage pattern with the relative tested field pattern (with no measuring unit). Since the relative tested co-pole
voltage and field are analyzed, no inaccuracy is forced at the midpoint of the plane.

269. Keywords: Basis Functions; Co-pole; Cross pole; EM wave; MoM; Waveguides.
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Authors: R. Elangovan

Paper Title: Strength Properties of Fibre-Reinforced Self-Consolidating Concrete with Foundry Waste Sand
Abstract: This study presents a comprehensive overview of replacing natural river sand (FA) with foundry
waste sand (FWS) in fibre-reinforced high strength self-consolidating concrete (SCC). Fine aggregate (FA) was
replaced with FWS, proportions varying from 0% to 70%. To maintain workability in the SCC mix, chemical
admixtures were added. During fresh state, properties of SCC like filling and passing ability, segregation
resistance were studied. Assessment results indicated a moderate reduction in workability, slump flow decreased
by 4% over control mix, for 70% replacement of FA with FWS. SCC mixes were prepared with different FWS
contents and evaluated for density, modulus of elasticity, compressive, flexural and split tensile strengths. The
compressive strength increased by 6% to 8%, flexural strength by 2% to 4% and split tensile strength by 2% to
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elasticity decreased by 10% for 70% replacement of FA with FWS. From the assessment outcome, it can be
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SCC.

Keywords: Self-consolidating concrete, waste foundry sand, slump, strength, segregation, filling ability,
passing ability.

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Paper Title: Power Load Forecasting using Back Propagation Algorithm

271. Abstract: The day today operation and scheduling activities of a power generation unit requires the forecast
1539-
of power demand to meet the needs of the consumers. Load forecasting is categorized into short, medium and
154
long term forecasts. The short term prediction refers to hourly load forecast for the period lasting from an hour to
4
more than a few days. The medium term forecasts is prediction of power load ranging from one to several
 months ahead. Finally, the long term forecast indicates prediction of power load ranging from one to many years
in near future. Excellence of short term hourly power load forecast has a considerable effect on cost effective
functioning of power plants because numerous assessments are dependent on these forecasts. These assessments
comprise cost effective scheduling of power plants, scheduling of coal acquisition, power plant security
consideration, and planning for energy related business. The significance of precise load forecasts will reduce
the wastage of power in the future because of remarkable changes taking place in the structure of power
generation industries due to deregulation and heavy competition. This situation creates thrust on the power
generation sectors to function at maximum possible efficiency, which leads to precise forecasting of the power
load.

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Authors: Y.Kamala Raju, M.S.Britto Jeyakumar

Modulus Of Elasticity On High Performance Glass Fibre Rcc Beams With Partial Replacement
Paper Title:
Of Cement By Silica Fume
Abstract: The present paper contains, Seven blends Mix1 to Mix7 are thrown with 0%, 5%, 7.5% and 10%
substitution of bond utilizing SF and another arrangement of examples with 0%, 5%, 7.5% and 10% substitution
of concrete utilizing SF alongside 0.2% consistent substitution of Glass fiber to contemplate the mechanical
property modulus of versatility. The outcome demonstrates that the ideal substitution of silica smoke is 7.5%.
On the off chance that the fiber of 0.2% is included the malleable and flexural quality got expanded. Absolutely
seven RC beams 200 x 200 x 750mm size were thrown for assessing the flexural test and restored for 28 days.
These beams are tested in loading frame of 1000 kN at 28 days, two point burdens are connected over the beam.
The Heap from the start split, diversion, and a definitive burden are noted for each blend and similar
examination is accomplished for Burden – redirection (P-∆), first break - extreme burden, Moment – Curvature
(M-φ) and Moment – rotation with Control and HPC blend examples lastly different malleable natures is plotted.

Keywords: optimum replacement of silica fume, Moment – Curvature, Moment – Rotation, modulus of
272. elasticity, flexural behavior.
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Authors: V. V. Prathibha Bharathi, T.Krishnaiah

Paper Title: Exoneration Of Waste Water With Solar Energy

Abstract: Water is the most important aspect of life on earth. Despite its abundant availability, small
percentage be able to use for the purpose of drinking (about 1%). Solar water exoneration comes in the form of a
harmless and promising contrivance that purifies water which use a source of renewable solar energy. By rising
the collective cause of solar radiation, the competence of solar water exoneration equipment can be increased,
which is a mutual outcome of solar radiation, and provides additional heat by solar water preheating system. The
main purpose of this effort is to disinfect the water from wastewater using cosmological energy with the course
of action of embodiment. This system is proposed to be experimentally created for this purpose.

Keywords: preheating, renewable energy, embodiment, water.

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Authors: Srikanth Vadlamudi, R Naresh Kumar goud, T.Krishnaiah

Paper Title: Performance Of Diesel Engine Using Bio-Fuel From Sesame Oil
Abstract: Energy has become a crucial factor for humanity to continue the economic growth and maintain high
standard of living especially after industrial revolution. “Fossil fuels are still the main source of energy. But the
endless consumption of fossil fuels will bring the reserve to an end in near future. As a result fuel prices are
soaring because of diminishing supply than demand. So researchers world over are in constant search of
alternate fuels in the last three to four years, aimed at reducing CO2 emissions and global dependency on fossil
fuels. The use of vegetable oils as a fuel in diesel engine causes some problems due to their high viscosity
compared with conventional diesel fuel. Various techniques and methods are used to solve the problems
resulting from high viscosity. One of these techniques is blending of fuel. In this study, a mix of 5%, 10%,15%,
20%, 25% sesame oil and diesel fuel was used as alternative fuel in a direct injection diesel engine. Diesel
engine performance and exhaust emissions were investigated and compared with the diesel fuel in a diesel
engine. The experimental results show that the engine power and torque of the mixture of sesame oil diesel fuel
are close to the values obtained from diesel fuel and the amount of exhaust emissions are lower than those of
274. diesel fuel. Hence it is seen that mix of sesame oil 20% and 80% diesel fuel can be used as an alternative fuel
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successfully in a diesel engine without any modification and also it is an environmental friendly” fuel in terms of
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emission parameters.
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Keywords: Sesame oil, Diesel, Bio-Diesel, Alternate fuels, Performance, Emissions.

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Paper Title: Preparation Of Ss 316l Feedstock For Metal Injection Molding (Mim) Process
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multiple binder system in a custom made mixing machine by varying the process parameters like speed,
Temperature and time as the homogeneity impacts on the final product in the MIM process. A homogeneous
mix of metal powder and binder is essential in metal injection molding process as it affects the product quality
significantly. This paper aims at design of new mixing equipment and characterization of SS 316L feed stock. A
mixing machine of 2 kg capacity is designed and fabricated to prepare a homogeneous mix of SS 316l material
with a multiple binder system. Mixing time, mixing speed and Temperature of Barrel are considered as process
parameters. Taguchi techniques are used to optimize the process parameters .The RPM of the blade is varied
from 20 to 40 in steps of 10, the temperature is varied from 200 to 240 in steps of 20 and the mixing time is
varied from 20 to 40 minutes in steps of 10. The results of the experimentation reveals that mixing temperature
has a profound effect on the homogeneity of the mix.

Keywords: Feed stock, Stainless Steel 316L, Homogeneity, Density Measurement, Binder Burnout Test.
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Authors: Patteti Krishn

Paper Title: Performance on FBMC-OQAM and OFDM Multicarrier Systems

Abstract: Filter Bank Multi Carrier (FBMC) offers best detestable properties took a gander at over orthogonal
frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) to the attack of nonexistent hindrance. FBMC system is a multicarrier
structure, particularly sensible for 5G remote correspondences. FBMC beats OFDM as a result of proficient use
of the open information move limit and without usage of cyclic prefix (CP). In this paper, we address the issue
of remarkable enrollment at the pilot territory and used to audit the channels with pilot picture, in like way
consider the fundamental conditions for utilization of the assistant pilot pictures. First and two partner pictures
for each pilot plans with power equality uses instead of one picture; it can attainable inspirations driving
necessity of OFDM and FBMC depending upon signal to noise ratio (SNR) what's relentlessly possible to
improve the introduction of one frivolity pictures by using multiple associate pictures. Finally autonomous the
BER execution reenactment results and adornment pilot pictures.

Keywords: Auxiliary pilot patterns, BER, Channel estimation, Cancellation of Interference, FBMC Coding,
OFDM and SNR.
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Authors: Shaik Khaja Mohiddin, Y Suresh Babu

Paper Title: Unique Methodology To Mitigate Anti-Forensics In Cloud Using Attack- Graphs
Abstract: In this challenging era of technology where cloud computing has expanded its application wings in
almost all areas. From individual end-users, small scale business to large organizations. All of them are now free
from the maintenance, updating the software and taking the advantage of low-cost investments just by hiring the
services and required applications from the cloud rather than building and maintaining the same. Though these
advantages are creating much demand for cloud services with more required features at the same time, a
challenge comes on the other side from attacks on client's data in the cloud. It becomes more difficult for the
investigator to carry out the investigation during cyber-attacks on the cloud. During the attacks, there is a need
for a quick response when certain anti-forensics is carried out to mislead the investigators. They may lead to
waste of time, efforts, and spent cost. This paper presents a unique methodology to mitigate anti-forensics in a
cloud with the effective usage of the relevant graphs. With the effective usage of graphs by the generation of
attack, evidence and anti-forensic graphs helpful for the investigator to understand the cause and to carry out
relatively countermeasures right way without being deviated by the anti-forensics.

277. Keywords: attack graph, evidence graph, anti-forensic graph.

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Research
Abstract: Mega construction projects in general require a lot of planning in terms of land acquisition,
estimating material cost, human resources, financials, safety and many more. It is a common scenario with
delays occurring in such mega projects attributing to increased project costs, delays in work completion. It leads
to creating a negative impact on the prospects of the effective utilization of the project output in terms of space,
facility and resources to commence work at that location. This study aims to identify the factors that could
potentially contribute to project delays and possible methods of resolving the conflicts that have aroused. A case
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Paper Title: Design and Development of Novel Semi Active Eddy Current Damper for Aerospace Applications
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devices used in aircraft and automobiles. A novel eddy current damper is designed and developed, thereby the
damping characteristics were evaluated theoretically and experimentally to obtain an optimum value of damping
coefficient to suppress the vibrations in the devices. After performing the various calculations, the desired value
for “c” (eddy current damping co-efficient) is found out to be 150.93 Ns/m for a plate thickness of 3 mm, a
current value of 3A, number of turns on the electromagnet was 1000. The graph of “c” vs “t” was found out to
be a straight line. The nature of the graph obtained between amplitude of vibration vs time was similar to that of
logarithmic decrement curve where the ratio of successive amplitudes remains constant. The value of damping
coefficient ζ was found out to be in the desired range of the theoretical value.

Keywords: Eddy current damping; vibrations, aerospace, structural damping.

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Authors: Anamika
An integrated PCA – FFNN approach for short term electricity point price forecasting in
Paper Title:
deregulated electricity markets
Abstract: Estimation of cost is the maximum primary enterprise and the purpose behind choosing decisions in
targeted providing frameworks. Generosity, steady exceptional and perfect blessings for the market players are
the usual concerns which may be practiced by way of a point worth determining module such as unassuming
choice botches, much less computational time and reduced multifaceted layout. Hereafter in this work, an
insightful strategy situation to predominant issue analysis (PCA) pre-arranged Feed forward Neural community
(FFNN) is proposed for transitory market clearing charges envisioning for pool based strength markets. The
imagination of the proposed figuring lies in basic decline of having geared up instructive accumulation that's
used for setting up the FFNN, intrinsically lowering the computational time and multifaceted nature load.
280. amongst of the exceptional getting equipped figurings, the Levenberg – Marquardt (LM) be counted is utilized
for the planning functions. The proposed approach is reviewed on the power markets of a place Spain and India. 1593-
The results pass on that it's far viable to lower the comparing errors related with energy marketplace costs 160
finding out the use of proposed composed technique. imply Absolute percentage blunders (MAPE) primarily 3
based affectability assessment is executed to perceive the maximum critical getting equipped parameters that
effect the conjecture botches. The all out research may additionally help the ISO in finding the key elements that
are in shape for estimate with low goofs.

Keywords: Principal component Analysis, Feed Forward Neural Network, Price lags, Market clearing prices.

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Authors: Anamika

Paper Title: Volatility Indices Evaluation for Deregulated Electricity Markets

Abstract: The eccentric thought of intensity well worth makes, genuine deciding as a critical test for
orchestrating and motion of an engaged energy markets. in the gift paintings a careful and a high feasible
technique is proposed to bet the strength charges in Spanish electricity markets. Affectability assessment is
proposed with a purpose to find the important thing commitments to a ton of records used for evaluating. the
nature unusualness, adds more vulnerabilities and complexities to govern structure movement, and for this
reason affecting the lead of age, transmission and solicitation side in electricity markets. Thusly, in spite of
guaging, the capricious concept of the power markets is in like way surveyed. The unusualness information are
281. made problem to chronicled precariousness and well worth pace thoughts which can be as of past due related to
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other energy market prices and used in the gift paintings. The result of the assessing version well-knownshows
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that screw up figuring out with the proposed technique is cheap whilst stood out from a few exceptional fashions
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proposed within the composition survey. The eventual outcomes of affectability exam well-knownshows that the
fee earlier than an hour, 3 hours, 24 hours, 25 hours and 96 hours are the maximum massive information
capabilities at the same time as guaging the electricity costs using recorded really worth regards as statistics
instructive list. it's miles seen that fall and summer seasons are uncommonly erratic in nature than the spring and
iciness seasons in Spanish power markets. The complete research paintings facilitates the free machine
executives with developing notable operating of pressure structures movement and markets.

Keywords: fee, finding out, shakiness, affectability examination.

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Authors: S.Sankara Gomathi, A.Amutha, M.Jayapraksan

Paper Title: Personify Educational Assistance Application for Special Children Using Deep Learning
Abstract: Despite various Stand-alone educational assistance application for normal children but for the
special children it was an exceptional case still, so this children with (Anxiety Disorder, ADHD, Learning
Disabilities) find difficult to learn for long hours without getting distracted. A caretaker is needs to be with them
at all the time in order to engage them in studying efficiently. Using this technology at its best, Deep Learning
can be used to monitor the children when they are distracted and their attention can be drawn back by imposing
volunteer distractions on the screen based on the concept of Face Recognition (in terms of facial expressions).
The work has been implemented using python & OpenCV platform. By using this, The scanned image i.e.
testing dataset is being compared to training dataset and thus emotion is predicted for incorporating with
assisting component.

Keywords: Deep Learning, ADHD, Face Recognition, OpenCV.

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ICSPC,Duragpur,2017.
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Authors: Shubha Rao V, M.Dakshayini

Paper Title: SDN-Based Resource Reservation Protocol for IoT applications in Constrained Networks
Abstract: Constrained netwrks like Wireless Sensor Networks have been identified as a promising scheme for
next-generation wireless networks. These networks are capable of capturing data from the physical world
without human intervention possessing applications such as IoT in various fields of life that require reliable and
précised end to end delivery. However, Wireless Sensor Networks inevitably suffers from severe resource
constraints and hence promising the provision of desired QoS is a challenge. In most of the applications like
military, medical surveillance. Data captured are critical and hence the transmission of such data entails a
minimal end to end delay. In constrained networks achieving minimal delay with effective utilization of
resources are important cost factors for achieving an end to end delivery. In this Paper, a Software-defined
Networking (SDN), based resource reservation protocol, which leverages SDN to centrally process the whole
control logic and accordingly decides the amount of resources to be allocated for each data flow alleviating the
processing overhead of all other nodes thus minimizing the energy consumption is proposed. The proposed
algorithm is evaluated through simulation and the results obtained proved the efficiency of the proposed protocol
by effectively minimizing the system’s energy consumption and end to end delay.

Keywords: Critical data, Energy utilization, Internet of Things, Resource reservation protocol, Software
Defined Networks, Wireless Sensor Networks.

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Authors: Sonali Bansal, Shubpreet Kaur, Navdeep Kaur

Paper Title: Enhancement in Brain Image Segmentation using Swarm Ant Lion Algorithm

Abstract: Brain tumor image segmentation is a play a vital role in the medical field or medical processing.
284. Patient treatment with brain tumors is the significant level determine on early-stage detection of these tumors.
Early stage detection of Brain Tumors will enhance the patient lives. The disease of brain tumors by a 1623-
neurologist frequently uses a manual image segmentation that is a hard and time-consuming process, because of 162
necessary automatic image segmentation. Nowadays, automatic image segmentation is very popular and can 8
solve the issue of tumor brain image segmentation with better performance. The main motive of this research
work is to provide a survey of MRI image based brain tumor segmentation techniques. There are various
 existing study papers, focusing on new techniques for Reasonable Magnetic Image-based brain tumor image
segmentation. The main problem is considered a complicated process, because of the variability of tumor area of
the complexity of determining the tumor position, size, shape and texture. In this research work, mainly worked
on interference method, feature extraction, morphological operators, edge detection methods of gray level and
Swarm Ant Lion Optimization based on brain tumor shape growing segmentation to optimize the image
complexity and enhance the performance. In new algorithm implemented an inspiring nature method for
segmentation of brain tumor image using hybridization of PSOA and ALO is also called a Swarm Ant Lion
method. Evaluate the performance metrics with image quality factor (PSNR), Error Rate (MSE), and Exact value
(Accuracy Rate). In research work, improve the performance metrics with PSNR and Accuracy Rate and reduce
the error rates and compared with the existing method (PNN).

Keywords: Brain Image Segmentation, Probabilistic Neural Network, Ant Lion and Particle Swarm
Optimization method.

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Authors: Shiv Prasad Kori, Alok Sahelay

Paper Title: RSS Based Selective Clustering Technique to Improve Power Utilization in WSN
Abstract: Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have numerous advantages like easy deployment, scalability, no
need of infrastructure etc. Apart these features the main drawback of WSN is limited power capacity of the
sensor nodes. Hence nodes are unable to perform communication for long time duration as their limited battery
power. Receive signal strength (RSS) is a prime attribute within wireless communication because lower RSS
value leads to more power consumption for data transmission. This paper introduces RSS based approach to
285. improve the power utilization of sensor nodes. A Node near to base station transmits data directly without
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clustering process. A weight parameter calculated for cluster head selection using RSS value of a node and
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geographic location of the nodes. The propose method works on heterogeneous network like SEP technique.
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Different power level assign to the sensor node as per distance from base station. The first group of nodes is
normal nodes they transmit data directly to the base station. The proposed method balances the energy of all
nodes and helps to improve total lifetime of sensor networks. The proposed method performs well compare with
existing methods to improve network lifetime and total number of packet transmission.

Keywords: Cluster Head, Node Geographic Location, power optimization, advance node, RSS, Selective
 Clustering.

References:

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December, 2010. DOI: http://cdn.intechweb.org/pdfs/12423.pdf
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Applied Engineering Research (IJAER), Volume 12, Number 17, pp. 6633-6640, 2017
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Authors: Mazher Sarfaraz Khan, Sayyad Ajij D

Paper Title: Cross Layer Interaction for Strong Route Selection in A O D V for MA N E T

Abstract: Wireless communication could be a requirement of this era as all industries are approaching for the
internet of things and automation. Even supposing multiple choices are ready for wireless communication,
Mobile ad hoc Network (M A N E T) gives wireless communication while not having any infrastructure. M A N
E T typically adopts a preferred and well fitted routing protocol that is Ad hoc On Demand Distance Vector (A
O D V). Stochastic topology inside M A N E T antecedent link breaks various times in network because of that
feeble link quality that appears as packet extinction within the network. In the modern wireless communication
study, it is noted that the performance of system deteriorates because of feeble link creation or link wreckage in
the network. In this paper, link quality improvement in AODV routing protocol is focused. Link quality concern
is proposed to resolve through Cross layer design (C L D) interaction in the OSI communication model. C L D
enforced by interacting Physical initial layer and network middle layer of the OSI model, C L D facilitate in
robust route formation in AODV named as C L D A O D V. The result exhibits growth within the system
Performance in terms of factors like throughput, Packet Delivery Ratio (P D R) and decline in the packet losses
and delays in the network. Network simulator used for performance analysis are N S 2 and N S 3.

Keywords: A/O/D/V, M/A/N/E/T, C/L/D, N/S 2, N/S 3.

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Advances in Scene Classification of Remotely Sensed High Resolution Images and the Existing
Paper Title:
Datasets
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natural resources, precision agriculture, detecting targets etc. The recent advancement of intelligent earth
observation system has led to the generation of high resolution remote sensing images in terms of spatial,
spectral and temporal resolutions which in turn helped the researchers to improve the performance of Land Use
Land Class (LULC) Classification Techniques to a higher level. With the usage of different deep learning
architecture and the availability of various high resolution image datasets, the field of Remote Sensing Scene
Classification of high resolution (RSSCHR) images has shown tremendous improvement in the past decade. In
this paper we present the different publicly available datasets , various scene classification methods and the
future research scope of remotely sensed high resolution images.

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Paper Title:
Statistics
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the requirements for it are tightened, and only useful and reliable information is of value. The interaction of
counterparties in different markets acquires special meaning. Sustainable and efficient development of business
and the economy as a whole requires constant interaction between market participants through the exchange of
various resources, the starting point for which is information. The potential investors, lenders, buyers, suppliers,
partners, and others can only be attracted by the objective information about your production, business, and
financial activities. Therefore, nowadays the most important task in terms of the development of accounting
information is the preparation of market-oriented reporting by best-selling companies. First of all, it is necessary
to ensure the correct presentation of the basic components of the financial statements: assets, capital, cash flows
and financial results. These data form the determination base for the reliable strategic value of the business, the
expected cash flows, benefits, and the position held by the company in the market. The reporting should include
such indicators as efficiency, dynamics of business development, business activity, and indicators characterizing
the use of inventories. Thus, the modern market-oriented reporting of economic entities should be a targeted
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Authors: Pranav Kumar Saraswati, Saritprava Sahoo, Sarada Prasad Parida, Pankaj Charan Jena
Fabrication, Characterization and Drilling Operation of Natural Fiber Reinforced Hybrid
Paper Title:
Composite With Filler (Fly-Ash/Graphene)
Abstract: The aim of the work is to investigate mechanical properties and machining (drilling) behaviour
glass-sisal-epoxy hybrid composite (GSEHC) with filler as fly-ash and graphene. Hybrid composites are
fabricated by hand lay-up technique using Eglass and sisal as reinforcement fiber and epoxy as binder.
Mechanical and physical properties like tensile, bending, impact strength, hardness, density and water absorption
percentage are examined. The interfacial properties, internal cracks and internal structure of fractured are
observed using Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM). Further drilling operation on the fabricated Hybrid
composite was carried by varying the spindle speed as 600 rpm, 900 rpm, 1200 rpm to observe suitable drilling
speed to carry the circularity test and delamination factors.

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Authors: Solomon Melese, Debi Prasad Das, Sanjaya Kumar Ghadai, Anil Bajpai

Paper Title: Entrepreneurial Intentions among Business Students in Ethiopia

Abstract: Entrepreneurs are the fortitude of any industry as they come up with an innovative business plan
which eventually provides to cultural and business growth. In Ethiopia, thousands of students graduate from
universities every year, but merely a rare of them plans to begin their businesses. This paper is designed to
analyze the entrepreneurial intentions among undergraduate business students of the University of Gondar,
Ethiopia. The Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), personal attitude toward entrepreneurship, subjective
measures and perceived behavioral control are the main determinants that influence entrepreneurial purposes.
However, attitudes have improved in this regard, and there have been diverse efforts to magnify the position of
university graduates as patrons of innovative firms. The paper brings out the students’ approach and perceived
behavioral control is an important impact on the entrepreneurial intentions of undergraduate business students.

Keywords: Entrepreneurial Intention; TPB, Perceived Behavioral Control; Personal Attitude; Subjective
Measures.

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Authors: K.E.Sreenivasa Murthy

Paper Title: Design of Building Risk Monitoring From Earthquakes Using Wireless Sensor Network
Abstract: Investigation of the stability of the building is a needed measurement process for all buildings in
the cities. Periodic monitoring of the structure for such damage is therefore a key step in rationally planning the
maintenance needed to guarantee an adequate level of safety and serviceability. However, in order for the
installation of a permanently installed sensing system in buildings to be economically viable, the sensor modules
291. must be wireless to reduce installation costs, must operate with a low power consumption to reduce servicing 1664-
costs of replacing batteries, and use low cost sensors that can be mass produced such as MEMS sensors. 166
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Paper Title: A Condition Monitoring System Based On Dyadic Wavelet Transform Using Thermal Image
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simple and fast algorithm, the dyadic wavelet transform has generally used. A dyadic wavelet transform gives an
excellent output because of the different levels of the wavelet coefficient of the image. The proposed method
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motor faults clearly and effectively.

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Authors: Anand Kumar, Md Nishat Anwar

Paper Title: A PID and PIDA Controller Design for an AVR System using Frequency Response Matching
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controller have been designed for voltage regulation in power system. The controller (i.e. PID and PIDA) has
been proposed via frequency response matching of desired reference model with that of system model transfer
function. The proposed PID controller has been designed using one point frequency response matching as well
as pole placement technique, while PIDA controller has been designed using two point frequency response
matching by equating desired set-point closed loop reference model with that of closed loop transfer function of
system model. The response of the proposed PIDA controller shows improved performance for automatic
voltage regulator (AVR) system in comparison with recently available literature. The proposed PID and PIDA
controllers provide fast and smooth response for an AVR system. The advantages associated with the PIDA
controller for an AVR system is to reduce rise time, percentage overshoot and improved robustness, stability
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Authors: Debabrata Sarddar, Utpal Ghosh, Rajat Pandit

Paper Title: Incrementing Bit Fields of Subscriber Identity Module (SIM)

Abstract: The overall markets for SIM cards is massive and comparatively Stable. In fact, the amount of SIM
cards shipped globally is forecast to extend a huge range and still increasing at once. So, increasing the bit field
of MSIN(Mobile Subscriber Identification Number) is additionally an helpful choice to choose. however in
present bit size of nine or ten (depends on the country) the MSIN have over trillion mixtures of obtainable
294. numbers. In our proposed work we have a tendency to makes a group of home MNCs that are connects in usual,
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and Keeps record of attributes like ‘Signal Strength’, ‘Internet Speed’, ‘Call drop. After that, Orders or sorts the
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set of MNCs as per any alternative of those attributes, then selects the most effective result for home MNCs each
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time and Updates the database contiguously.As the population is increasing of the globe and additionally there is
no any regulation or an individual is not restricted to use just one SIM card so, it would be a secure possibility
for future use.
Keywords: Subscriber Identity Module(SIM), International Mobile Subscriber Identity(IMSI), ICCID, Bit
fields of SIM card, Personal Unblocking Code(PUC), Encryption- decryption rule.
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Authors: Jayesh Patil, Rajkumar Bhagat

Paper Title: Optimization of Clearance Volume for Performance Improvement of Reciprocating Compressor
Abstract: The paper addresses to engineers who do design and optimization work in the field of reciprocating
compressors. In this paper theoretical and exact contemplations are given which permit to foresee the valve
misfortunes. Suction valve misfortunes are additionally bring about a decrease of limit. The most effective part
in the development of a reciprocating compressor depends strongly on improvement of its performance. For this
purpose, a performance characteristic evaluation of a two stroke reciprocating air compressor is carried out in
this paper. By and large stream misfortunes of compressor valves are affected by the valve geometry as well as
are intensified by valve pocket misfortunes. The aims were to improve compressor performance by illustrating
the effects of various parameters such as clearance between head and piston, stroke length, friction losses,
compressor running time, background working condition and air leakage. The effect of each parameter was
compared with given performance condition and after it was demonstrated the most important parameter on the
performance. The parameter was measured using three techniques. The experiment addressed some factors that
led to the inefficient performance of the reciprocating compressor air system and cause energy losses. The
results advocate the optimal time for starting time of starting each stage of the two–stage reciprocating
compressor. The work in addition may give a insight for the development of the design of multi-stage
compression and presents some key design parameter.
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Paper Title: Innovative Behavior among Teachers: Empirical Evidence from High-Performance Schools

Abstract: Education is decisive to structure a greater nation and shaping its citizens’ ability to compete
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distributed to 629 teachers. Meanwhile, four principals and eight teachers were interviewed to corroborate or
refute the quantitative findings. The findings suggest that Idea Generation; Idea Promotion and Idea Realization
have been practiced at high levels in the schools. This study brings important messages to policymakers,
curriculum developers, and relevant authorities. They can use these findings to formulate regulations to promise
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Authors: Daroga Ajahar M, M. K. Nalawade

Paper Title: Mathematical Modelling Of Structures Using Model Order Reduction Technique
Abstract: Today’s world is a world of simulation. Now a days, every product is first designed in virtual
domain and then tested for actual implementation. To be able to perform such accurate virtual domain analysis,
an accurate mathematical model is needed to be designed in first place. Specifically, in the field of dynamic
analysis, so as to continuously monitor the system, the requirement a high-fidelity simulation models in all
industries is rising rapidly and this has now become an important part of modern simulation strategies. FEA
simulation software’s nowadays could provide very accurate results but they cannot be used directly for dynamic
simulations where the environment is continuously changing (input forces, random vibrations etc.).Therefore,
this paper deals with design of a mathematical model of a beam to overcome the above stated issue. The
technique so used is Model Order Reduction. This method develops an efficient reduced model by reducing the
degrees of freedom and also preserving a characteristic behavior of the system. The methodology deals with
extracting the mass, and stiffness matrices from FEA simulation software, reducing their size (order), building a
297.
second order system using reduced sizes of mass and stiffness, analyzing mode shapes vectors and nodes for 1700-
input force applications, and generating a state space model of the system. 170
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Keywords: Finite Element Analysis, Model Order Reduction, Second Order System, State Space.

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Decomposition (2017).
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Authors: Samarth. S. Nimbal, M. K. Nalawade

Paper Title: Design and Analysis of Multi-Stage Intercooler

Abstract: This paper deals with the design and analysis of air-cooled heat exchangers. Heat exchanger means
exchange the thermal duty to the next stage compressor by the external source. It will help to get an effective
fluid to next stage compressor here working fluid as air so it is divided under air-cooled heat exchanger. In this,
we should know what is problem occurs in the current scenario that is our objectives work on those objectives
with help of theoretical knowledge, theoretical consideration, an analytical calculation that should be validated
with software. For fluid flow use of pressure vessels prepare with the help of ASME codes from pressure vessel
calculation we get thickness. Thermal calculations are made with the help of D. Q. Kern method from the
thermal calculation we get a Heat load and required area for heat transfer. Use of that software like ANSYS,
HTRI they give results if it satisfied our condition we compare that results with experimental values. It will
conclude whatever we get an outputs those are right are wrong.
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Keywords: Duty, Pressure vessel, Heat load, Thickness, Thermal, Heat transfer. 171
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Authors: K. Kanimozhi , B. Raja Mohamed Rabi

Green Energy: Modeling and Simulation of Thermoelectric Generator for Production of Electricity
Paper Title:
from Air Conditioner Waste Heat
299. Abstract: In this paper modeling and simulation of thermoelectric generator (TEG)modules is validated
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using MATLAB. The TEG model is developed with suitable mfiles and further the model is extended for
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generating electricity from waste heat liberated by air conditioners. These waste heat may lead to global
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warming and causes pollution. Hence this problem is addressed in this paper and thermoelectric generators are
 used to generate power. TEG is called a green technology as all parts are fixed and power produced is not
wasted. Thermoelectric power generator converts waste heat in to electric energy. Hence thermoelectric power
generation technique aids in the conversion of waste-heat energy into electrical power .So the economical
wastage of thermal energy is avoided .The power production is abundant and also atmospheric pollution is
avoided. As a result overall conversion efficiency of system is enhanced. The produced energy can be used for
lighting a LED bulb, charging the mobile batteries.

Keywords: Green energy, Modeling, Thermoelectric generator modules , Waste heat.

References:

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Authors: Pendyala John Adinarayana , B.Kishore Babu

Paper Title: Modern Techniques of Promoting the Banking Financial Services and Insurance (Bsfi)
Abstract: Marketing of banking and financial services are not that much easy because of characteristics like
intangibility, heterogeneity and inseparability. Financial institutions have done swift changes in the operational
milieu. The marketing of financial services and products has become a very difficult subject as it rivets the
understanding of money matters, sociology, psychology and also very important marketing idea. Financial
services marketing submit to the united exercise of marketing strategiesy employed by marketers in the financial
services sector to attract new customers or retain existing ones. . Financial institutions have done rapid changes
in the operational environment.. Currently, banking and financial service firms are facing novel challenges: must
swing from mass marketing to exceedingly individualized marketing. The present promotional mix elements of
classical, conventional techniques - combined advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, public relations and
direct marketing have become insufficient for major banking conglomerates. Due to heavy competition among
firms and usage of modern technology forces the banking and financial firms to adopt modern techniques to
promote their operations to retain and attract new customers..The article will give inputs regarding various new
300. modern marketing techniques adopted by banning and financial service institutions. 1715-
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Keywords: Promotional strategies, Financial services, Marketing activities Modern methods, Consumers 9
observation.

References:

1. Molly Galetto” 10 Marketing Strategies for Banks and Financial Service Providers to Beat Competitors”April, 18,2017
2. Mircea Valeria Arina,” Promotion Banking Services and Products - Factors Influencing Bank Offer Promotion among Consumers,
3. Jon Matar” Digital Marketing Strategies for Banks and Financial Service Providers, 6th January 2016,.
4. 4Abhinn Shreshtha” Is digital the new darling of the BFSI sector? Key players are channeling a fair share of their budgets towards
creating innovative digital properties that connect with their consumers”
5. Dr.B.kishore babu, Pavani “ Engineering students perception towards social media advertising for social causes, Vijayawada: An
empirical study” International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering, 2019,7(6), pp. 1901-1907
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Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering.

Authors: Pendyala John Adinarayana , B.Kishore Babu

Paper Title: The Role of Shaping Fin-Tech Services: Social Media Marketing
Abstract: One of the primary changes in the business is getting to be digitalization which is seeing a
301. significant change to the managing an account framework. Digitalization offers new open doors for banks to put
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the client at the focal point of the improvement process. New advancements appear to be and remain in the
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market to disturb the retail budgetary administration esteem chain, just as bringing new players into the
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aggressive field. Occupants and new comers have imaginative switches to receive. The powers melding these
progressions have stood out to re-examine the job of keeping money and back, more as an "empowering agent"
 than a supplier of items and administrations. Due to heavy completion and development of technology majority
of service firms are forced to promote their products. The existing conventional methods are not enough to reach
customers. That’s why companies are using one more new promotional technique called ‘social media marketing
to reach customers. The article goes for the role of social media marketing to promote financial services of
service firms and to bring the customer close to the service offering forms and how social media marketing
differ from Fintech marketing.

Keywords: Marketing, Social Media, Technology, Customer Service, FinTech marketing.

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empirical study” International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering, 2019,7(6), pp. 1901-1907
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Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE), Volume-8 Issue-9, July 2019 pp: 2415-19
Authors: Snigdha Surapaneni, P.Phani Prasanthi, M. Mounika, A.Eswar, K.Venkata Rao
Fracture Behavior Of Nano Particle Reinforced Sisal Fiber Composites Using Analytical And
Paper Title:
Experimental Methods
Abstract: Sisal fiber reinforced composites are being replaced with manmade composites as these materials
are difficult to manufacture and non biodegradable. On the other hand, the natural fiber reinforced composites
such as sisal fiber reinforced composites shows less strength compared to manmade composites. The objective
of the present work is to explore the mechanical properties of sisal fiber composites and hybrid sisal composites
using analytical and experimental methods. The sisal composites and hybrid sisal composites are prepared by
using hand layup techniques. The hybrid composites are prepared by reinforcing nano carbon powder and sisal
fibers in a polymer matrix with the weight fraction of 9% of carbon powder and 50% of sisal fiber. The elastic
modulus of polymer matrix with carbon powder reinforcement and polymer matrix, carbon powder and sisal
fiber reinforced composites are identified by conducting suitable experiments. Later by using the finite element
method, the fracture behavior of sisal fiber composites and hybrid composites are estimated. The energy released
(ER) and energy required to create the surface (ES) are estimated to identify the critical crack length of the
respective material. The present work is used for the design of sisal fiber composites with respect to young’s
modulus and fracture response.

Keywords: Sisal fiber composites, Young’s modulus, Fracture behavior, crack length.

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Authors: I. Arun Babu, B. Raghu Kumar, P.Phani Prasanthi, A. Eswar Kumar, Ch. Vidya
Fatigue Characterization Of Sisal Fiber Reinforced Composites Using Experimental And Finite
Paper Title:
Element Method
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303. from experiments. Later, the fatigue response of sisal and nano particle reinforced sisal fiber composites (hybrid 1728-
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composites and nano filled sisal fiber reinforced composites are identified. The effect of the shape of the
irregularities on the fatigue response is also identified from ANSYS software. From the present work, it is
observed that, the reinforcement of nano reinforcement has considerable influence on the fatigue response of the
resulting composite.

Keywords: Sisal fiber, Carbon nanotube, Fatigue behavior, Finite Element method, Micromechanics and
Macro-mechanics.

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Authors: J.Katyayani., Ch.Varalakshmi

Cognitive Computational Model for Evaluation of Fintech Products and Services With Respect To
Paper Title:
Vijayawada City, Ap
Abstract: Now in the era of artificial intelligence and digitalisation financial sector is adopting various digital
tools in their products and services offerings. That’s why user acceptance of technology in the financial sector
has became the important field of the study. Internet banking, mobile banking,ATM,cash deposit machines,
instant payment services, online trading in stock markets, online funds transfers,E-wallets,wealth management,
peer to peer lending,blockchain technology are various fintech products and services. This study is an attempt
to analyse the users acceptance of technology in their financial management decisions by using cognitive
computational model. Cognitive computing provides a great opportunity for users to understand the true nature
of risk for the industry especially new upcoming risk such as cyber security. This study mainly focuses on how
different cognitive factors such as perceived expenditure, ease of time, level of risk, service quality, frequent use
304. of automated tools, socio cultural factors, perceived trust, perceived usability and perceived convenience to use
influence the users motive to adopt and utilise the Financial Technology. 1733-
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Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Block Chain Technology, Cognitive Computing, Digitalisation. 6

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Authors: J.Maruthi Nagendra Prasad, M.Vamsi Krishna

Lung Cancer Segmentation in CT Images Using Fuzzy-C Means Clustering and Artificial Bee
Paper Title:
Colony Algorithm
Abstract: One of the challenging issues to most of the researches is to segment pulmonary nodules from the
CT Lung images. This Research focus on rapid segmentation of pulmonary nodules from the CT Lung images
based on Fuzzy-C Means Clustering and Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm. Classic 2D otsu algorithm is used for
segmentation and Artificial Bee colony algorithm is used for finding optimum threshold values. Finally, FCM
(Fuzzy-C Means) clustering is used over the CT segmented images to cluster the images.

Keywords: CT Lung Images, Segmentation, ABC Algorithm, FCM Clustering.

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Paper Title: Impact of Micro Finance among Self Help Groups in Fisheries (At North Chennai)
Abstract: Microfinance can be distinct for low-income consumers such as loans, transfer services, savings,
insurances and other financial products. Micro Finance Institutions and Banks use Self Help Groups as a tool to
bring inclusive growth. The general fact is majority of fish community population are living below poverty line
all over the world. The purpose of this study are to assess the State Co-operative Bank performance of
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Authors: R. Chitravathi , G. Kanimozhi MCA

Paper Title: Disease Prediction Using Snn over Big Data

Abstract: Enormous information and its strategies not just assistance the biomedical and social insurance
segments to estimate the illness expectation yet in addition the patients. It is hard to meet the specialist at all the
occasions in clinic for minor indications. Enormous information gives fundamental data about the maladies
dependent on the indications of the patient. These days’ individuals need to find out about their wellbeing,
ailments and the related medicines for their advancement. Anyway existing medicinal services framework gives
organized info which needs in dependable and exact forecast. Here, Sensational Neural Network (SNN) is
proposed which recognizes the most precise malady dependent on patient’s input which advantages in early
discovery. Electronic Health Record (EHR) keeps up and refreshes persistent wellbeing records which
encourage an improved expectation model. Enormous information utilizes both organized and unstructured data
sources which result in moment direction to their medical problems. The framework takes contribution from the
clients which checks for different illnesses related with the side effects dependent on breaking down an
assortment of datasets. In the event that the framework can't give reasonable outcomes, it private the clients to
go for Clinical Lab Test (CLT, for example, blood test, x-beam, and sweep so on where the transferred pictures
are sent for the successful profound learning forecast. The various parameters incorporated into viable
programmed multi ailment forecast incorporate preprocessing, grouping and prescient examination. The
principle target of the proposed framework is to distinguish the sicknesses dependent on the manifestations and
give legitimate direction for the patients to take treatment rapidly immediately in a helpful and proficient way.

Keywords: Big Data, SNN, EHR, Deep Learning Algorithm, CLT.

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Authors: Jaanu Sharma , Vinayak Khajuria, Dilbag Singh

Paper Title: Hybrid Classification Technique for Sentiment Analysis of the Twitter Data
Abstract: Sentiment can be described in the form of any type of approach, thought or verdict which results
because of the occurrence of certain emotions. This approach is also known as opinion extraction. In this
approach, emotions of different peoples with respect to meticulous rudiments are investigated. For the
attainment of opinion related data, social media platforms are the best origins. Twitter may be recognized as a
social media platform which is socially accessible to numerous followers. When these followers post some
message on twitter, then this is recognized as tweet. The sentiment of twitter data can be analyzed with the
feature extraction and classification approach. The hybrid classification is designed in this work which is the
combination of KNN and random forest. The KNN classifier extract features of the dataset and random forest
will classify data. The approach of hybrid classification is applied in this research work for the sentiment
analysis. The performance of the proposed model is tested in terms of accuracy and execution time.

Keywords: Sentiment analysis, KNN, SVM, random forest.

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Authors: Taran Singh Bharati

Paper Title: Security Enhancement and Privacy Preserving Of Big Data

Abstract: Big data is gaining the popularity among the data scientist and the people from the Biology related
disciplines. Big Data is very huge in volume and comes very fast from various sources. Millions of tweets or
posts are generated per second on social networking sites. Big data has many issues of i.e. nature, storing,
management, and processing, privacy and security in disclosing of attributes of the sensitive data in data of
healthcare etc. For maintaining the privacy there are k-anonymity, p-sensitive k-anonymity, l-diversity, t-
closeness, and k-concealment ways. In this paper an anonymity algorithm is proposed which will be used to
enhance the security and privacy preserving of sensitive attributes of big data .

309. Keywords: Privacy, Big Data, Security, Attacks.

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Authors: Shivi Varshney, Ritula Thakur and Rajvardhan Jigyasu

EMG Signal Based Pattern Recognition Of Grasping Movement Using MODWT And Weighted
Paper Title:
K- Nearest Neighbor
310. Abstract: This study purposed and evaluates a method based on weighted K-NN classification of surface 1759-
Electromyogram (sEMG) signals. The sEMG signal classification plays the key role in designing a prosthetic for 176
amputee persons. Wavelet transform is new signal processing technique, which provides better resolution in time 4
and frequency domain simultaneously. Due to these wavelet properties, it can be effectively used in processing
 the sEMG signal to determine certain amplitude changes at certain frequencies. This paper propose a Maximal
overlap Discrete Wavelet Transform (MODWT) approach for Weighted K-NN classifier for classification of
sEMG signals based Grasping movements. At level 5 signal decomposition using MODWT, useful resolution
component of the sEMG signal is obtained. In this paper Time-domain (TD) features set is used, which shows a
decent performance. In WKNN, use a square-inverse weighted technique to improve the performance of the K-
NN. Hence, a novel feature set obtained from decomposed signal using MODWT is used to improve the
performance of sEMG for classification. MODWT was used for de-noising and time scale feature extraction of
sEMG signals. Several WKNN classifiers are tested to optimize classification accuracy and computational
problems. PCA is use to reduce the size of the level 5 decomposed data. WKNN performance evaluation on
K=10 values with or without PCA. Six hand grasping movements have been classified, results indicate that this
method allows the classification of hand pattern recognition with high precision.
Keywords: Weighted K-NN (WKNN), Maximal overlap discrete wavelet transform (MODWT), sEMG,
Principal component analysis (PCA), gasping movement, feature extraction, hand movements, robotic arm etc.

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Paper Title: Machine Learning For Prognosis of Life Expectancy and Diseases
Abstract: Longevity depends on various facets such as economic growth of the country, along with the health
innovations of the region. Along with the prophecy of existence, we also figure out how sensitive a particular
mainland is to few chronic diseases. These factors have a robust impact on the potential life span of the
population. We study the biological and economical aspects of continents and their countries to predict the life
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of life expectancy with the various factors which includes the health factors as well as the economic factors. 1765-
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expectancy of life over different continents, whereas, decision tree algorithm, random forest algorithm, and were 1
applied to classify the likelihood of occurrence of the disease. On comparing and contrasting various algorithms,
we can infer that, multiple linear regression produces the most accurate results as to what the average life
expectancy of the population would be given the current features of the continent like the adult mortality rate,
alcohol consumption rate, infant deaths, the GDP of the country, average percentage expenditure of the
population on health care and treatments, schooling rate, and other such features. On the other hand, we study
five diseases namely, HIV/AIDS, measles, diphtheria, hepatitis B and polio. The experiment concluded that, on
 majority, random forest produces better results of classification based on the economic factors of the
combination of various countries of different continents.

Keywords: Machine Learning, life expectancy, Diseases, life measurement, Regression, Random forest,
Decision tree.

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Authors: N. K. Kund
Numerical Modeling on Heat Dissipation from Electronics through Water-Titanium Carbide
Paper Title:
Nanofluid
Abstract: In enduring examination, CFD codes stand established and executed with water-TiC nanofluid to
envision the thermal alarms of ICs. The convective governing equalities of mass, force and drive are computed
for envisaging the thermal issues of ICs. The time pace selected throughout the intact computation is 0.0001 s.
The soundings affect CFD forecasts of temperature curve, temperature arena plus fluid-solid boundary
temperature of IC. The fluid-solid boundary temperature of IC is viewed as 310 K. This stands far less than the
chancy limit of 356 K temperature wished for the objective of outwitting thermal cataclysm of IC. Tritely, the
temperature of water-TiC nanofluid stands peak contiguous to the IC locality. Further, the temperature of water-
TiC nanofluid gently drops with improvement in aloofness from IC. Afterwards, this becomes surrounding
temperature in the distant arena precinct. The analogous tinted temperature curve stands accessible. Besides, the
harmonizing graph of temperature against distance from IC stands revealed. Tritely, the evolution of CFD
construal stay beside the capabilities of stances.

Keywords: IC, CFD Codes, Heat Dissipation, Water-TiC Nanofluid.

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Authors: N. K. Kund
CFD Modeling on Influence of Impinging Spout Strength for Device Cooling with Water-Al2O3
Paper Title:
Nanofluid
Abstract: Current assessment get through to the effect of spout strength aimed at spout impact cooling through
water-Al2O3 nanofluid. CFD codes got established to compute the governing equalities of mass, force and drive
for envisaging the thermal issues. CFD codes got executed through water-Al2O3 nanofluid spouts to envisage
thermal issues on the chosen plate. It uses 3 mm nozzle dimension, 5 mm nozzle to plate distance and varying
spout strengths of 42, 52, 62 and 72 m/s. As projected from every temperature arena, the temperature gently
grows from spout impact spot on chosen plate along centrifugally peripheral course. This could stand because of
thermal outflow using water-Al2O3 nanofluid. The developments of temperature disparities alongside the radial
course aimed at the identified cases are really similar. Still, the extreme temperatures over the chosen plate for
situations with spout strengths of 42, 52, 62 and 72 m/s are detected to remain 320, 315, 310 and 308 K,
respectively. It may be witnessed that there is no such significant decrease in temperature from spout strength of
62 to 72 m/s (involving loss of extra mechanical power). Hence, the spout strength of 62 m/s embraces rather
lesser mean temperature and so, it stands as the ideal one.

Keywords: CFD Codes, Spout Strength, Thermal Control, Water-Al2O3 Nanofluid.

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pp. 410−413.
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Authors: S. Priyadharsini, K. Ponnalagu, E. Glory Bebina, A.V.R. Aarthi

Paper Title: An Acquisition On Big Data Model For Quality Tracing Of Iron And Steel Industries
Abstract: Quality determine is essential affair for steel industries. Due to complication and variation of nature
input that turn to be changed into many forms. Due to this, it is tough to explicit the report and trace over the
whole product life cycle from designing, construction, etc. According to big data approach, study of the essence
of steel brand and the factor of their manufacturing system and it is effective viable multi row system which
consists of four structure , [1]the basis quality bill of material [BQBOM] ,[2]the general process bill of
material[GPBOM],[3]the production and scheduling bill of material[PSBOM] ,[4]the final quality bill of
material[FQBOM]. This mode would be useful to builders to frame a kind of scheme in big data production
environment.

Keywords: big data , bill of material , hadoop , hdfs, mapreduce ,quality data.

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Authors: Sunil A. Patel, Ramji M. Makwana

2D CNN and Gated Recurrent Network for Dynamic Hand Gesture Recognition with A Fusion of
Paper Title:
RGB-D and Optical Flow Data
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315. frame, various fusion scheme and sequence-to-sequence prediction of a frame. Therefore, in this paper, we have 1784-
presented an effective 2D CNN architecture with three stream networks and advances weighted feature fusion 179
scheme with the gated recurrent network for dynamic hand gesture recognition. To obtain enough and useful 2
information we have converted each RGB-D video to 30-frame and 45-frame for input. We have calculated an
optical flow for frame-to-frame by given RGB video and extract dense motion features. After finding proper
motion path, we have assigned more weight to optical flow features and fuse this information to the next stage
and gets a comparable result. We have also added a newest Gated recurrent network for temporal recognition of
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standard VIVA dataset.
Keywords: 2D Convolutional neural network, Gesture recognition, Optical flow, RGB-D data, Gated recurrent
unit, weighted fusion.

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Authors: Nitinkumar Anekar, Shrikant Nimbalkar, Hanmant Shinde, Gautam Narwade, Sunil Nimje

Paper Title: Parametric Analysis of Tube during Bending Operation

Abstract: Bent tubes have a lot of various industrial applications. It is required for the transportation of fluids
or gases. It also used as construction elements in all industries like car, aviation and shipbuilding industry,
refrigeration and air conditioning technology, furniture industry. The objective of this paper is to understand the
316. material deformation occurring during the bending of the tube bends and study the effect of parameters viz.
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bending radius, bending angle, springback on ovality of tube during bending operation. Tube undergoes certain
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deformation during the bending process which introduces various defects in the tube bends. This will lead the
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acceptability of tube bends for certain application. For better understanding the approximation of the defect it is
necessary to reduce it at the manufacturing level itself. The testing uses different bending die to differ the
bending radius and tests are performed at different bending angle. These whole data has been used to find the
different defects and also to find the stress induced in the bends using FEA software package
 Keywords: Circulatr Tube, Bending Radius, Spring Back, Ovality, Finite Element Method.

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Authors: Niharika Saxena, L.S.Maurya

Paper Title: Machine Learning Based Diagnosis and Prediction System for Congestive Heart Failure
Abstract: Recently, heart failure has become one of the major Causes of death. By 2030, if it is not controlled
the toll will rise to twenty three million. Cardiologist can predict the disease with 70 % accuracy. Considering
the limitation of cardiologist, a system can be provided to them to predict the disease with more accuracy.
Machine Learning is frequently used in to days world to support healthcare industry. ML provides new
opportunity to analyze the data with more accuracy. It bridges the gap between medical science and technology.
Decision tree is one of the best classification techniques of machine learning which will analyze the data and
predict the disease with accuracy. The main objective of my dissertation work is to predict the disease and
analyze the result. So in this research work the DT technique is used for the prediction of disease and it gave
result with more accuracy on comparison to previous work. Hence this study proved that DT algorithm gives the
result with more accuracy in less time of execution. This research work is a growing range of efficient tools to
assist healthcare industry and medical professionals for the betterment of patients.

Keywords: Machine Learning; Healthcare Prediction system; Machine Learning Techniques; Classification.
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Paper Title: Optimized Design of CMUT with Hexagonal Membranes

Abstract: A Capacitive Micro-machined Ultrasonic Transducer (CMUT) with hexagonal membrane is
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desirable combination of circular and hexagon are analyzed to select the dimensions for hexagonal shaped
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as transmitter for generating ultrasonic waves and as receiver to modulate the electrical capacitance of the
capacitive transducer. It can be fabricated with many geometries especially circular, square, rectangular, and
hexagon. Circular CMUTs offers optimum performance in terms of deflection with DC, deflection of biased
membrane with AC bias, resonant frequency, capacitance and deflection along frequency but for array formation
the wafer area is wasted. A CMUT with hexagonal membrane gives an ultrasonic signal of constant amplitude
with less deflection of membrane within the cavity and the outside environment. Stationary analysis is carried
out with electro-mechanics for discussing the capacitance change of CMUT. The collapse or pull in voltage of
hexagon CMUT is found to be high and increases the bandwidth of CMUT. The absolute percent difference of
resonant frequency is observed to be 2.3 % with dimensions selected from the COH configuration of the CMUT.

Keywords: Array Formation, COH Configuration, Capacitance, Electro-mechanics, Geometries, Ultrasonic

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Authors: Mohammad Arshad, Md. Ali Hussain

Paper Title: A Reliable Intrusion Detection System in Wide Area Networks against the assault of DDOS

Abstract: The real test with the present Web Intrusion Detection Systems is an enormous number of alarms
319. are produced by the customary instruments and strategies where the greater part of them are false positive and
less huge. It is hard for the web organize executive or approved client to audit each alarm that is produced by 1810-
customary IDS apparatus on a bustling constant LAN or WAN condition. Thus, numerous MIM assaults might 181
be undetected, which can make serious harm the system frameworks. Fundamentally, customary location models 7
create countless interruption designs which produce high false positive rate. Because of countless interruption
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breed approaches for distinguishing different DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) assaults in WAN. We
directed an inexhaustible study on this works, from which we finished up how we move further on our work.
Keywords: DDoS, attacks, intrusion detection system, WAN, MIM, security.

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Authors: Vijeta Iyer, S. Aruna devi

Paper Title: M/M/C Queue under Monte Carlo Simulation for a Restaurant Model
Abstract: In this paper we present a stochastic queuing model for a restaurant which captures the stationary
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Carlo simulation with various service distributions has been discussed. Using this analysis in future the waiting
time of the customers can be reduced and the profit of the management can also be increased. The future
behaviour of a restaurant networks both in simulation and analytical methods have been analysed.

Keywords: Inter arrival pattern, Service pattern, M/M/C Queue, Monte Carlo Simulation.
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Root and Shoot Uptake of Synthesized Nano Zno and Its Impact on Differences in Bio-Availability
Paper Title:
During Exposure In Aqueous Suspension
 Abstract: The proposed study highlights on the synthesis of Zinc oxide nanoparticles using chemical and
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ZnO is carried out using leaf extract of Azadirachta indica (neem) as a reducing agent. The synthesised products
were characterized by X-Ray Diffraction (XRD), Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Energy Dispersive
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oxide nanoparticles on germination and growth of Lycopersicon esculentum (tomato) using petriplate seed
germination method. The impact of concentration of applied ZnO nanoparticles via green synthesis and chemical
methods were analyzed. It was observed that the growth of Seedling is maximum for green synthesized zinc
oxide nanoparticles at appropriate concentration over chemically synthesized zinc oxide nanoparticles, bulk ZnO
and control. Hence the green method is found to be more effective.

Keywords: leaf extract of Azadirachta indica; XRD; SEM;Lycopersicon esculentum ;ecofriendly; germination.

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Paper Title: Novel Algorithm for Enhancing MANET Protocol in Smart Environment
Abstract: Future smart environment will consist of smart devices (objects) that will form an autonomous and
distributed ad-hoc network near the user end. This network needs efficient, cooperative and effective protocols
for the changing network. So it requires a flexible and unified framework for wireless intelligent devices
communication that will permit secure and adaptive routing to fulfill ad-hoc networking requirements. It is
important to propose effective protocols and to identify good architecture for the future internet. Active routing
protocols update the table of information on a regular basis and keep the mobility factor in control. The result of
routing optimization with an efficient and effective scheme to mobility control and energy consumption in
MANET-IoT system shows the main solution of Smart Network. Combination of IoT and MANET routing
322. mechanism enhances the lifetime of nodes in the overall smart environment. This combination helps in the
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provision of services and accessibility for a longer period of time over the future smart environment. This paper
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presents various securities and safety-related issues of MANET-IoT system, and also advocate the requirement
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of enhancing routing protocols in a smart environment. In this paper, a new algorithm has been developed to
reduce the delay factor of MANET protocol in a smart environment and performance is evaluated between the
existing and proposed approach on the active protocol.

Keywords: Smart environment, IoT applications; security requirements; smart city, MANET, IoT, Routing
Protocol, AODV.

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Authors: Nidhi Srivastava

Paper Title: An Agent Based Multimodal Biometric Method for Secure Systems

Abstract: A security system based on biometrics of a person depends on the features of a person. These can be
physical features or behavioral features. User authentication is necessary for security control system and
intelligent human computer interface, so that only the real user accesses it. We present a method for the
authentication of person with help of multimodal data which includes face and speech. Agent based system has
been used for fusion of these data which gives us a more reliable, efficient and secure biometric system. A
method for face detection for recognition of faces has been given. For speech recognition Artificial Neural
Network has been used. Both these combined together identify the speaker. This multimodal biometric method
will give highly reliable secure system.

323. Keywords: ANN, Audio-Visual Fusion, Biometric, Face Detection, Speech Recognition.
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Intra-Chip and Inter-Chip Wireless Communication Analysis for Millimeter Wave using
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developed for making communication between the chips wireless and use of miniaturized RF antenna is
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analysed.
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Authors: Mohammad Nasar, Mohammad Abu Kausar

Paper Title: Suitability Of Influxdb Database For Iot Applications

Abstract: Large amounts of data are generated every moment by connected objects creating Internet of
Things (IoT). IoT isn’t about things; it’s about the data those things create and collect. Organizations rely on this
data to provide better user experiences, to make smarter business decisions, and ultimately fuel their growth.
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Authors: Mamidi Kiran Kumar,V Kamakshi Prasad

DALT: Double Anchor-Based Localization Technique for Wireless Sensor Networks using RSS and
Paper Title:
AoA Measures
Abstract: Tracking the location of target nodes/objects plays a vital role in disaster management and
emergency rescue operations. The wireless sensor network is an easiest and cheapest solution to track the target
nodes/objects in emergency applications. Use of GPS installed devices in wireless sensor networks is one of the
solutions to track the target node’s location. Installing GPS device on every target node is very expensive and
the GPS device drains the battery power, and increases the size of sensor nodes. Localization is an alternative
solution to track the target node’s location. Many localization algorithms are available to track/estimate the
target node’s location coordinates, but the accuracy of the estimated target nodes is poor. A new localization
technique is proposed in this work to improve the accuracy of the estimated location of the target nodes. The
proposed technique uses two anchor nodes, and parameters like linear vector segments, received signal strength,
and angle of arrival measures in the location estimation process. This work has been simulated in MATLAB.
The proposed algorithm outperforms the existing localization techniques.

Keywords: Angle of Arrival, GPS, Localization, Received Signal Strength.

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Authors: Aniket A Terwadkar, M V Walame

Mechanical Properties of Banana Fabric and Kenaf Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Composites: Effect of
Paper Title:
Treatment and Hybridization
Abstract: Nowadays, Natural Fiber Reinforced composites (NFCs) are emerging to be a good substitute for
synthetic fiber reinforced composites as NFCs have many advantages such as low density, high specific strength,
recyclability, low cost and good sound abatement quality etc. Among all types of NFCs, a vast study has been
done on banana fiber and kenaf fiber reinforced composite. However, only limited work has been done on the
banana fabric, kenaf fiber reinforced composite and the effect of their hybridization on mechanical properties.
 In this paper, an attempt has been made to study the mechanical properties of the banana fabric, kenaf fiber and
hybrid banana fabric/kenaf fiber reinforced composites. Effect of alkali treatment on kenaf fiber reinforced
composite is discussed in the paper. For the present work, plain-woven banana fabric and randomly oriented
kenaf fiber are used as reinforcement while the epoxy resin is used as a matrix. samples are fabricated using
hand lay-up and vacuum bagging method. Curing is done at ambient temperature (250C-300C) for 48h. Tensile,
impact and hardness test has been performed on a specimen according to ASTM standards. Improvement in
328. mechanical properties is observed after alkali (6% NaOH) treatment on kenaf fiber reinforced composite.
Tensile testing behavior of randomly oriented kenaf fiber composite has been studied using Finite element 1870-
method and results are compared with experimental investigations. This topic present big potential because it 187
seeks to find solution for sustainable development with environmental concerns. 4

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Authors: Sachin Kamley

Performance of Hybrid Ensemble Classification Techniques for Prevalence of Heart Disease
Paper Title:
Prediction
Abstract: In medical science, heart disease is being considered as fatal problem and in every seconds most of
the people dies due to this problem. In heart disease, typically heart stops blood supply to other parts of the
body. Hence, proper functioning of body stopped and affected. In this way, timely and accurate prediction of
heart disease is an important concern in medical science domain. Diagnosing of heart patients with previous
medical history is not being considered as reliable in many aspects. However, machine learning techniques have
mystery to classify heart disease data efficiently and effectively and provide reliable solutions. In the past,
prediction of heart disease problem various machine learning tools and techniques have been adopted. In this
study, hybrid ensemble classification techniques like bagging, boosting, Random Subspace Method (RSM) and
Random Under Sampling (RUS) boost are proposed and performance is compared with simple base
classification techniques like decision tree, logistic regression, Naive Bays, Support Vector Machine, k-Nearest
Neighbor (KNN), Bays Net (BN) and Multi Layer Perceptron (MLP). The heart disease dataset from Kaggle
data source containing 305 samples and Matlab R2017a machine learning tool are considered for performance
evaluation. Finally, the experimental results stated that hybrid ensemble classification methods outperforms than
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simple base classification methods in terms of accuracy. 1875-
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Keywords: Ensemble Classification, Heart Disease, Kaggle, Machine Learning, Matlab R2017a. 2

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Paper Title: International Legal Aspect of Scientific (Scientific and Technical) Activity Regulation
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technical activities. The basic content of international legal regulation is revealed and its three-level system is
singled out. The main deficiencies in the construction of such a system are determined, in particular, the lack of
flexibility regarding its international legal regulation. This strips many forms and methods for the
implementation of international scientific relations of the adequate legal support level. The major theoretical
views on the processes of international legal regulation of scientific and technical activity are reflected. An
estimation of the international economic law impact on the formation process of international legal acts system
in the field of scientific and technical cooperation is executed. The possibility of differentiating such a bulk of
international legal acts into a separate branch of international law is investigated. A special attention is paid to
the study of the regional level of international legal regulation of scientific and technical activities. The main
deficiencies and advantages of such regulation are highlighted. The necessity of the large-scale involvement of
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instrument of pressure from the more developed countries to emerging economies is explored. The necessity of 1888
expanding the possibilities of international legal regulation of scientific and technical activity is substantiated.

Keywords: Industrial property, international legal regulation, research and development, scientific and
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Authors: Soufhwee A.R, Effendi Mohamad, Abdul Rahman, A.A.

Enhancement of Time-Driven Activity–Based Costing (TDABC) by using Simulation in
Paper Title:
Manufacturing Process towards Industry 4.0
Abstract: The new industrial revolution brings changes to organizations that will need to adapt their system to
sustain their business in a highly competitive market. In term of costing, most manufacturers continuously
working towards reducing production costs by focusing on activities process improvement and resources as a
cost driver. One of the current problems faced by most manufacturers that adopted Time-Driven Activity-Based
Costing (TDABC) is lack of combined used of simulation as a tool for validation. Conventional technique also
caused users estimated incorrect variables consideration to the costing system. The purpose of this paper is to
provide a system for managers or decision makers to analyze results which can significantly reduce production
costs by eliminating unnecessary resources with the aid of a simulation model. Simulation was proposed as new
approach to determine the optimum results based on the given scenarios. An analysis on how the framework
was implemented at an automotive manufacturing company was illustrated the enhancement of TDABC by
using simulation. Results of conventional method using Activity Based Costing (ABC) was compared with
TDABC where existing production layouts and parameters were maintained. Simulation model was created
based on current situation and the results were compared to the old method. The results indicated that simulation
can easily be adapted to support the planned and operational TDABC activities. Towards industry 4.0 it was
proven that simulation is one of the key technologies in the new industrial revolution. Besides that, TDABC
methodology in this research is more accurate and faster, by means of an enhanced decision-making process and
supported organization manufacturing system.
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18. Ganorkar, A.B., Lakhe, R.R., and Agrawal, K.N., “Time Driven Activity Based Costing (TDABC) Model for Cost Estimation of
Welding Process for a Ssi,” Industrial Engineering Journal, 2017.
19. Siguenza-Guzman, L., Van den Abbeele, A., Vandewalle, J., Verhaaren, H. and Cattrysse, D., “Using Time-Driven Activity-Based
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20. Freckmann, G., Schmid, C., Baumstark, A., Rutschmann, M., Haug, C. and Heinemann, L., “Analytical performance requirements for
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Paper Title: Internet Enabled Remote Control Device for Air Conditioners
Abstract: Traditional infrared air conditioner remote control range is confined to a maximum of 10 meters.
When mercury soars users set very low temperature of AC Unit, resulting in Electricity consumption and
discomfort. To improve AC remote control range and to provide a comfort temperature of the user, a solution of
Internet Enabled Remote Control Device for Air Conditioners is proposed. The user, while commuting or at
home, sets the air conditioner (AC) unit to a desired temperature best suited for the individual. The remote
controller, according to the user set parameters Travel time, Set temperature, operates the AC unit. An algorithm
is developed to control the AC considering the Ambient Temperature and the above two parameters to keep the
room temperature desired by the user when user reaches the destination. The user gets the information about the
Temperature values issued by the AC remote control. This design is validated on an in-house developed Xilinx
Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) board.

Keywords: Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), Node MCU, Internet of Things (IoT), Slice register, air
conditioner (AC) unit, ambient temperature, Infra Red (IR).

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Authors: G.Srinivasa Raju, M.AjayDilipKumar, S.Suryanarayana Raju

Paper Title: Quantifying Inference Learning Model to Explore Twitter User Emotions
Abstract: Increasing social media used by different peoples express their opinions and feelings in the form
sentences and text messages. So that extracting the information from message i.e which consists different issues
in text and identifying anxiety depression of individuals and measuring well-being or mood of a community.
334. This is because of its significance in a wide scope of fields, for example, business and governmental issues.
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Individuals express assessments about explicit themes or elements with various qualities and powers, where
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these estimations are firmly identified with their own sentiments and feelings. Various techniques and lexical
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assets have been proposed to break down feeling from normal language writings, tending to various assessment
measurements. In this article, we propose a novel inference methodology for quantifying and inferring the
Twitters users’ conclusion grouping utilizing distinctive notion measurements as meta-level highlights. We
consolidate angles, for example, assessment quality, feeling and extremity markers, created by existing
 estimation investigation strategies and assets. Our exploration demonstrates that the mix of assumption
measurements gives critical improvement in Twitter feeling characterization errands, for example, extremity and
subjectivity.

Keywords: Twitter, Information extraction, social media, machine learning, assessment, sentiment analysis.

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Authors: Bhagyashree, Kavyashree

Paper Title: Effectiveness of Magneto-Rheological Damper Placement in Seismic Vibration Control

Abstract: Earthquake is dangerous natural calamities considered in the nature which will destroy the
environment completely. The human life along with the structures will be in threat, so a sophisticated structural
design is required and hence efficient control algorithm is required to overcome this hazard. The passive and
active control system has been developed to control the structures and it is found that active control strategy
performs better than passive but because of some limitation like cost effectiveness and reliability semi-active
control system is been adopted in recent years. Therefore this work aims at the design of Robust Proportional
Derivative Controller along with semi-active damper like Magneto-rheological damper. This controller is a
combination of classical PID controller and state feedback controller. The commanded voltage of this controller
will be sent to the current driver. This current driver will convert the voltage to current. Magneto-rheological
damper in turn receives this controlled current and produces the force required to control the vibration of the
structure. The minimum control effort is simulated by placing MR damper in different floors of the structure and
335. results are demonstrated. Optimum placement of the damper plays an important role because of economy and 1911-
minimum vibration to the least possible consideration. 191
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Keywords: Magneto-rheological damper, Robust Proportional Derivative (PID) Controller, Semi-active
control.

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Authors: Nilima Warade, T. Ravi

Paper Title: Implementation and Utilization of LBIST for 16 bit ALU

Abstract: This paper refers to implementation of Low Power Built-In-Self-Test (LBIST) and its utilization
for testing of 16 bit ALU core. Low Power Test Pattern (LP) Generator is programmable and able to produce
pseudorandom test patterns. The programmability feature brings in selectiveness in toggling levels of test
patterns. This helps to increase the error coverage gradient. This low power pattern generator consists of a
pseudo random pattern generator (PSPR) which can be a linear feedback shift register or ring generator. The test
pattern generator allows the production of binary sequences by devices with that selected toggling rate is defined
as ‘Preselected toggling’ (PRESTO) activity. In this methodology, controls for operation of generator are
selected automatically. Selection of all the controls is made simple and accurate for the tuning. Using this
method fault coverage of test pattern generator can be improved as well as pattern count ratio gets improved.
The proposed low power test compression method helps to get predictable test patterns. Here preselected
toggling based logic BIST is used to get flexible and accurate test patterns hence high quality testing is achieved
here with integration of PRESTO and LBIST method.

Keywords: fault coverage, low power BIST, pattern Generator, PRESTO, PSPR.

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Authors: Hüseyin GÖKÇEKUŞ, Youssef Kassem, Ogodor Elvis Ikechukwu

Paper Title: An Assessment on Relationship of Agricultural Sub-Sectors with GDP in Nigeria

Abstract: This study is majorly concentrated on the various agricultural subsectors in Nigeria, how the
subsectors has influenced the economic growth of Nigeria using econometric procedure to estimate the
parameters of the model, and also the various shortcomings encountered by the agricultural subsectors in Nigeria
and possible solutions. It also emphasize on the sector that has been abandoned, whereas, the growing
recognition is directed toward the major resources (crude oil) which generated diminishing returns in agriculture
contributions in regards to the economic growth in Nigeria. Moreover, the paper emphasized on the relationship
of agricultural sub-sectors with Gross Domestic Product (GDP) which the sub-sectors entails crop production,
fishery, livestock and forestry. The Intention of this research presents the conclusion that the agricultural part is
a concrete sector of the economy and cannot be underrated or trivialized seeing that agricultural sector output is
important to economic activities in Nigeria. Therefore, the general growth of the country’s economy depends on
the progress of agriculture. If there’s availability of credit facility to the agricultural sector, it will enhance the
boosting of the country’s GDP and thereby causing growth in the economy. An additional objective of this paper
337. attempts to carry maximum value for public officials and legislators.
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Keywords: Agriculture, Development, Economic growth, Econometric procedure, Sub-sectors. 192
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Authors: Prabhjot Kaur, Sandeep Singh Kang

Paper Title: Hybrid Routing Protocol for Wireless Body Area Networks
Abstract: Healthcare is an application where the Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN), the emerging field
of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN), can give assistance to the person in case of detection of abnormal activities
of the human body without demanding the presence of the doctor. The small-sized sensors can be deployed for
continuous monitoring of the physical activities of the human body. In the case of abnormal activity, the sensors
will alert the person as well as share the data with the health expert. The information to be sent is very critical so
the routing nodes selection must be done in such a manner that the malicious nodes will not get the information.
There are various factors which we can count as the selection parameters for taking a node as part of the route.
The Trust of the sensor node is very important as if the node is not trustworthy the chances of delivering correct
data to the destination node are very less. This may lead to a threat to a person’s life. In this paper we are
presenting a routing algorithm which will count the trust of the node as an important factor and update the path if
it found any malicious node in between the route.

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applications of WBAN.

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Client/Server Model of Data Privacy using Extended Playfair Cipher for SaaS Applications on the
Paper Title:
Cloud
Abstract: Cloud Computing is a paradigm of distributed computing that delivers on-demand and utility-based
services to its customers. It provides a set of shared computing resources such as networking, servers, storage,
and applications in the form of services to an organization or an individual. The major benefits of cloud
computing include on-demand self-service and cost-effectiveness. For the customer, there is no up-front cost for
setting up and running the applications on the cloud. Despite the benefits provided by various cloud services,
the outsourcing of data storage and computation raise many new security issues. One of such security issues that
have to be addressed before uploading our sensitive data to the cloud is data privacy. With the cloud model,
end-users lose control over the physical location of data, because data will be stored and processed elsewhere on
the globe and not in the local computer. Hence, we need an algorithm for encrypting the data that can be stored
and retrieved from a database managed by the public cloud.

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Authors: Pradip Paul, Arunangshu Giri, Satakshi Chatterjee, Swatee Biswas

Determining the Effectiveness of ‘Cloud Computing’ on Human Resource Management by
Paper Title:
Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) in Manufacturing Sector of West Bengal, India
340. Abstract: The manufacturing industry is very much crucial for driving the economy of the nation. It has a
direct impact on the GDP of any nation and also, it is very beneficial for a country to be strong in the 1937-
manufacturing industry. This is also the case for a developing nation such as India. Hence, it is imperative for 194
the organization to effectively manage their human resources to optimally utilize them as they are the non- 2
perishable resources of the company. This could be done with the help of Cloud-Computing which is one of the
 advanced fields of elastic IT (Information Technology). This technology is continuously gaining momentum as
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Human Resource Management by the help of Cloud computing. Various statistical tools like Exploratory Factor
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Paper Title: Diabetic Retinopathy Screening using Machine Learning for Hierarchical Classification
Abstract: Diabetic Retinopathy is a consequence of prolonged unaddressed diabetes. It is currently diagnosed
by the subjective clinical examination and manual grading of the fundus images by the ophthalmologists. This
disease is progressive in nature. Hence early detection and treatment go a long way in helping the patients fight
the dire consequences of the disease. Given the fact that number of ophthalmologists is very less as compared to
the patients, a cost-effective, computer assisted, automated retina analysis system is highly desirable for the rural
health care. This paper proposes an automatic Diabetic Retinopathy detection system based on the presence of
bright lesions on the retina which is one of the symptoms of Diabetic Retinopathy. Initially the optic disc is
removed from the fundus image as its brightness is similar to that of the bright lesions. Exudates are extracted
and its various features are obtained. Later, feature based hierarchical classification is performed for detection of
different stages of the disease. This method is based on the same logical steps as followed by the
ophthalmologists and hence assures more accurate classification results. Two methodologies, Random Forest
341. algorithm and Artificial Neural Network are explored and accuracy, sensitivity and specificity are evaluated at 1943-
each stage of classification. The former outperformed the latter. The accuracy obtained using Random Forest are 194
100%, 85.71% and 87.5% and Artificial Neural network are 100%,78.5% and 66.67% for Stage 1, Stage 2 and 8
Stage 3 respectively.

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Authors: E. Sophiya, S. Jothilakshmi

Paper Title: Audio Tagging System using Deep Learning Model

Abstract: Deep learning has been getting more attention towards the researchers for transforming input data
into an effective representation through various learning algorithms. Hence it requires a large and variety of
datasets to ensure good performance and generalization. But manually labeling a dataset is really a time
342. consuming and expensive process, limiting its size. Some of websites like YouTube and Freesound etc. provide 1949-
large volume of audio data along with their metadata. General purpose audio tagging is one of the newly 195
proposed tasks in DCASE that can give valuable insights into classification of various acoustic sound events. 7
The proposed work analyzes a large scale imbalanced audio data for a audio tagging system. The baseline of the
proposed audio tagging system is based on Convolutional Neural Network with Mel Frequency Cepstral
Coefficients. Audio tagging system is developed with Google Colaboratory on free Telsa K80 GPU using keras,
Tensorflow, and PyTorch. The experimental result shows the performance of proposed audio tagging system
 with an average mean precision of 0.92.
Keywords: Audio Processing, Audio Features, Deep Learning, Acoustic event detection, Audio Tagging,
Google Colab, GPU.

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Authors: Mahima Shanker Pandey, Sudhir Singh Soam, Surya Prakash Tripathi

Paper Title: Recognition of X-rays bones: Challenges in the Past, Present and Future
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of the regions from medical images. The discovery of bone sketch from X-ray images has recently introduced a
new dimension in the literature as it proves to be an important step of radiological imaging analysis. X-ray
images are segmented to study bone skeleton where the image is split into several parts, to examine the fracture
of bones, and to plan for treatment before surgery. This report's, purpose is to survey digital image splitting
methods. In image segmentation, research analysis is important for categories and it is important to provide an
overview of assistive segmentation techniques with highlighting advantage and disadvantage.

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Authors: N. K. Kund

Paper Title: Computational Modeling on Fuel Cell Cooling with Water Based Copper Oxide Nanofluid
Abstract: In the smart investigation, CFD programmes got developed and executed with water-CuO
nanofluid to envision the thermal concerns of fuel cell. The convective governing equalities of mass, force and
drive are computed for predicting the thermal issues of fuel cell. The time step selected throughout the intact
computation is 0.0001 s. The soundings affect CFD forecasts of temperature field, temperature contour plus
fluid-solid boundary temperature of fuel cell. The fluid-solid boundary temperature of fuel cell is noticed as 340
K. This stands far less than the hazardous limit of 356 K temperature desired for the objective of beating thermal
cataclysm of fuel cell. The temperature of water-CuO nanofluid stands peak contiguous to the fuel cell vicinity.
Additionally, the temperature of water-CuO nanofluid gently drops with improvement in remoteness from fuel
cell. Subsequently, this becomes surrounding temperature within the distant arena precinct. The equivalent
temperature curve stands accessible. In addition, the congruent plot of temperature against distance from fuel
cell stands publicized. The establishment of CFD revelations stay alongside the backgrounds of capacities.

Keywords: Fuel Cell, Cooling, CFD Codes, Water-CuO Nanofluid.

References:
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1. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2010, Numerical simulation of solidification of liquid aluminium alloy flowing on cooling slope, Trans.
Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 20, pp. s898-s905. 197
2. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2012, Scaling analysis of solidification of liquid aluminium alloy flowing on cooling slope, Trans. Indian 0
Institute of Metals, Vol. 65, pp. 587-594.
3. N. K. Kund, 2014, Influence of melt pouring temperature and plate inclination on solidification and microstructure of A356 aluminum
alloy produced using oblique plate, Trans. Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 24, pp. 3465−3476.
4. N. K. Kund, 2015, Influence of plate length and plate cooling rate on solidification and microstructure of A356 alloy produced by
oblique plate, Trans. Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 25, pp. 61−71.
5. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2015. Numerical study of solidification of A356 aluminum alloy flowing on an oblique plate with experimental
validation, J Taiwan Inst. Chem. Ers., Vol. 51, pp. 159−170.
6. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2016, Numerical study of influence of oblique plate length and cooling rate on solidification and
macrosegregation of A356 aluminum alloy melt with experimental comparison, J. Alloys Compd., Vol. 678, pp. 343−354.
7. N. K. Kund, 2018, Effect of tilted plate vibration on solidification and microstructural and mechanical properties of semisolid cast and
heat-treated A356 Al alloy, Int. J. Adv. Manufacturing Technol., Vol. 97, pp. 1617−1626.
8. N. K. Kund, 2019, EMS route designed for SSM processing, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8,
pp. 382−384.
9. N. K. Kund, 2019, Cooling slope practice for SSF technology, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8,
pp. 410−413.
10. N. K. Kund, 2019, Comparative ways and means for production of nondendritic microstructures, International Journal of Innovative
Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 534−537.
11. N. K. Kund, 2019, Simulation of electronics cooling deploying water-zinc oxide nanofluid, International Journal of Recent Technology
and Engineering, Vol. 7, pp. 1076−1078.
 12. N. K. Kund, 2019, Numerical studies on fuel cell cooling introducing water-copper nanofluid, International Journal of Recent
Technology and Engineering, Vol. 7, pp. 1079−1081.
13. N. K. Kund, 2019, Computational modeling of fuel cell expending water-zinc oxide nanofluid, International Journal of Innovative
Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 424−426.
14. N. K. Kund, 2019, Investigations on modeling and simulation of electronics cooling exhausting water-aluminum nanofluid,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 660−663.
15. N. K. Kund, 2019, Numerical study on effect of nozzle size for jet impingement cooling with water-Al2O3 nanofluid, International
Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8, pp. 736−739.
16. N. K. Kund, 2019, Experimental investigations on impacts of nozzle diameter on heat transfer behaviors with water jet impingement,
International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8, pp. 745−748.
17. N. K. Kund, 2019, Comparative CFD studies on jet impingement cooling using water and water-Al2O3 nanofluid as coolants,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 545−548.
18. N. K. Kund, 2019, Experimental studies on effects of jet Reynolds number on thermal performances with striking water jets,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2195−2198.
19. N. K. Kund, D. Singh, 2019, CFD studies on heat transfer and solidification progress of A356 al alloy matrix and Al2 O3 nanoparticles
melt for engineering usages, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2043−2046.
20. N. K. Kund, S. Patra, 2019, Simulation of thermal and solidification evolution of molten aluminum alloy and SiC nanoparticles for
engineering practices, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2047−2050.
Authors: N. K. Kund

Paper Title: Modeling and Simulation on IC Cooling using Water Centered SiO2, TiC and MgO Nanofluids
Abstract: In stubborn courtesy, CFD codes became established and executed with water based SiO2, TiC and
MgO nanofluids to envision the thermal alarms of ICs. The convective governing equalities of mass, force and
drive are computed for envisaging the thermal issues of ICs. The time pace selected throughout the intact
computation is 0.0001 s. The soundings affect CFD forecasts of temperature curve, temperature arena plus fluid-
solid boundary temperature of IC. Corresponding fluid-solid boundaries temperatures of IC are viewed as 349,
310 and 328 K for water based SiO2, TiC and MgO nanofluids, respectively. The temperature of water-TiC
nanofluid stands peak contiguous to the IC locality as it stands far less than the chancy temperature limit of 356
K. Further, the temperature of water-TiC nanofluid gently drops with improvement in aloofness from IC.
Afterwards, this becomes surrounding temperature in the distant arena precinct. The analogous tinted
temperature curve stands accessible. Besides, the harmonizing graph of temperature against distance from IC
remains revealed. The realization of CFD indulgent endure proximate to the services of miens.

Keywords: CFD Codes, Thermal Control, SiO2, TiC and MgO Nanofluids.

References:

1. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2010, Numerical simulation of solidification of liquid aluminium alloy flowing on cooling slope, Trans.
Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 20, pp. s898-s905.
2. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2012, Scaling analysis of solidification of liquid aluminium alloy flowing on cooling slope, Trans. Indian Institute
of Metals, Vol. 65, pp. 587-594.
3. N. K. Kund, 2014, Influence of melt pouring temperature and plate inclination on solidification and microstructure of A356 aluminum
alloy produced using oblique plate, Trans. Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 24, pp. 3465−3476.
4. N. K. Kund, 2015, Influence of plate length and plate cooling rate on solidification and microstructure of A356 alloy produced by
oblique plate, Trans. Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 25, pp. 61−71.
345. 5. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2015. Numerical study of solidification of A356 aluminum alloy flowing on an oblique plate with experimental 1971-
validation, J Taiwan Inst. Chem. Ers., Vol. 51, pp. 159−170.
6. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2016, Numerical study of influence of oblique plate length and cooling rate on solidification and macrosegregation 197
of A356 aluminum alloy melt with experimental comparison, J. Alloys Compd., Vol. 678, pp. 343−354. 5
7. N. K. Kund, 2018, Effect of tilted plate vibration on solidification and microstructural and mechanical properties of semisolid cast and
heat-treated A356 Al alloy, Int. J. Adv. Manufacturing Technol., Vol. 97, pp. 1617−1626.
8. N. K. Kund, 2019, EMS route designed for SSM processing, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8, pp.
382−384.
9. N. K. Kund, 2019, Cooling slope practice for SSF technology, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8,
pp. 410−413.
10. N. K. Kund, 2019, Comparative ways and means for production of nondendritic microstructures, International Journal of Innovative
Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 534−537.
11. N. K. Kund, 2019, Simulation of electronics cooling deploying water-zinc oxide nanofluid, International Journal of Recent Technology
and Engineering, Vol. 7, pp. 1076−1078.
12. N. K. Kund, 2019, Numerical studies on fuel cell cooling introducing water-copper nanofluid, International Journal of Recent
Technology and Engineering, Vol. 7, pp. 1079−1081.
13. N. K. Kund, 2019, Computational modeling of fuel cell expending water-zinc oxide nanofluid, International Journal of Innovative
Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 424−426.
14. N. K. Kund, 2019, Investigations on modeling and simulation of electronics cooling exhausting water-aluminum nanofluid, International
Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 660−663.
15. N. K. Kund, 2019, Numerical study on effect of nozzle size for jet impingement cooling with water-Al2O3 nanofluid, International
Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8, pp. 736−739.
16. N. K. Kund, 2019, Experimental investigations on impacts of nozzle diameter on heat transfer behaviors with water jet impingement,
International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8, pp. 745−748.
17. N. K. Kund, 2019, Comparative CFD studies on jet impingement cooling using water and water-Al2O3 nanofluid as coolants,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 545−548.
18. N. K. Kund, 2019, Experimental studies on effects of jet Reynolds number on thermal performances with striking water jets,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2195−2198.
19. N. K. Kund, D. Singh, 2019, CFD studies on heat transfer and solidification progress of A356 al alloy matrix and Al2 O3 nanoparticles
melt for engineering usages, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2043−2046.
20. N. K. Kund, S. Patra, 2019, Simulation of thermal and solidification evolution of molten aluminum alloy and SiC nanoparticles for
engineering practices, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2047−2050.

Authors: N. K. Kund
 Paper Title: CFD Simulation on IC Thermal Cooling through Water Involved TiO2, AlN and CuO Nanofluids
Abstract: In persevering courteousness, CFD codes got developed and run with water based TiO2, AlN and
CuO nanofluids to envision the thermal alarms of ICs. The convective governing equalities of mass, force and
drive are computed for envisaging the thermal issues of ICs. The time pace selected throughout the intact
computation is 0.0001 s. The soundings affect CFD forecasts of temperature curve, temperature arena plus fluid-
solid boundary temperature of IC. Corresponding fluid-solid boundaries temperatures of IC are viewed as 351,
312 and 338 K for water based TiO2, AlN and CuO nanofluids, respectively. The temperature of water-AlN
nanofluid stands peak contiguous to the IC locality as it stands far less than the chancy temperature limit of 356
K. Further, the temperature of water-AlN nanofluid gently drops with improvement in aloofness from IC.
Afterwards, this becomes surrounding temperature in the distant arena precinct. The analogous tinted
temperature curve stands accessible. In addition, the congruent plot of temperature verses distance from IC stays
publicized. The apprehension of CFD lenient stand adjacent to the facilities of expressions.

Keywords: CFD Codes, Thermal Control, TiO2, AlN and CuO Nanofluids.

References:

1. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2010, Numerical simulation of solidification of liquid aluminium alloy flowing on cooling slope, Trans.
Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 20, pp. s898-s905.
2. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2012, Scaling analysis of solidification of liquid aluminium alloy flowing on cooling slope, Trans. Indian
Institute of Metals, Vol. 65, pp. 587-594.
3. N. K. Kund, 2014, Influence of melt pouring temperature and plate inclination on solidification and microstructure of A356 aluminum
alloy produced using oblique plate, Trans. Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 24, pp. 3465−3476.
4. N. K. Kund, 2015, Influence of plate length and plate cooling rate on solidification and microstructure of A356 alloy produced by
oblique plate, Trans. Nonferrous Met. Soc. China, Vol. 25, pp. 61−71.
5. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2015. Numerical study of solidification of A356 aluminum alloy flowing on an oblique plate with experimental 1976-
validation, J Taiwan Inst. Chem. Ers., Vol. 51, pp. 159−170.
346. 6. N. K. Kund, P. Dutta, 2016, Numerical study of influence of oblique plate length and cooling rate on solidification and 198
macrosegregation of A356 aluminum alloy melt with experimental comparison, J. Alloys Compd., Vol. 678, pp. 343−354. 0
7. N. K. Kund, 2018, Effect of tilted plate vibration on solidification and microstructural and mechanical properties of semisolid cast and
heat-treated A356 Al alloy, Int. J. Adv. Manufacturing Technol., Vol. 97, pp. 1617−1626.
8. N. K. Kund, 2019, EMS route designed for SSM processing, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8,
pp. 382−384.
9. N. K. Kund, 2019, Cooling slope practice for SSF technology, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8,
pp. 410−413.
10. N. K. Kund, 2019, Comparative ways and means for production of nondendritic microstructures, International Journal of Innovative
Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 534−537.
11. N. K. Kund, 2019, Simulation of electronics cooling deploying water-zinc oxide nanofluid, International Journal of Recent Technology
and Engineering, Vol. 7, pp. 1076−1078.
12. N. K. Kund, 2019, Numerical studies on fuel cell cooling introducing water-copper nanofluid, International Journal of Recent
Technology and Engineering, Vol. 7, pp. 1079−1081.
13. N. K. Kund, 2019, Computational modeling of fuel cell expending water-zinc oxide nanofluid, International Journal of Innovative
Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 424−426.
14. N. K. Kund, 2019, Investigations on modeling and simulation of electronics cooling exhausting water-aluminum nanofluid,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 660−663.
15. N. K. Kund, 2019, Numerical study on effect of nozzle size for jet impingement cooling with water-Al2O3 nanofluid, International
Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8, pp. 736−739.
16. N. K. Kund, 2019, Experimental investigations on impacts of nozzle diameter on heat transfer behaviors with water jet impingement,
International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology, Vol. 8, pp. 745−748.
17. N. K. Kund, 2019, Comparative CFD studies on jet impingement cooling using water and water-Al2O3 nanofluid as coolants,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 545−548.
18. N. K. Kund, 2019, Experimental studies on effects of jet Reynolds number on thermal performances with striking water jets,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2195−2198.
19. N. K. Kund, D. Singh, 2019, CFD studies on heat transfer and solidification progress of A356 al alloy matrix and Al2 O3 nanoparticles
melt for engineering usages, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2043−2046.
20. N. K. Kund, S. Patra, 2019, Simulation of thermal and solidification evolution of molten aluminum alloy and SiC nanoparticles for
engineering practices, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol. 8, pp. 2047−2050.

Authors: B.Nataraj, K.R.Prabha

Paper Title: Wideband Rectangular Patch Antenna for X- Band Applications
Abstract: In this paper, a wideband rectangular patch antenna for X-band applications is proposed. The
antenna is printed on an FR4-epoxy substrate with thickness 1.58 mm and the patch dimensions are 9.13 mm by
6.27 mm. The design is simulated using Advanced Design System software to yield a return loss of -33.53 dB at
10.58 GHz resonant frequency. The drawbacks of patch antenna such as narrow bandwidth and low gain are
improved through this design to provide good gain characteristics. The benefits of microstrip patch antenna
347. including low profile, low weight, ease of fabrication etc. makes it an ideal choice for design optimization to
effectively support mobile, military requirements, wireless and satellite communication. 1981-
198
Keywords: Microstrip, patch, bandwidth, X-band, return loss. 4

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Authors: B.Nataraj, K.R.Prabha

Paper Title: Wideband Rectangular Patch Antenna for X- Band Applications

Abstract: In this paper, a wideband rectangular patch antenna for X-band applications is proposed. The
antenna is printed on an FR4-epoxy substrate with thickness 1.58 mm and the patch dimensions are 9.13 mm by
6.27 mm. The design is simulated using Advanced Design System software to yield a return loss of -33.53 dB at
10.58 GHz resonant frequency. The drawbacks of patch antenna such as narrow bandwidth and low gain are
improved through this design to provide good gain characteristics. The benefits of microstrip patch antenna
including low profile, low weight, ease of fabrication etc. makes it an ideal choice for design optimization to
effectively support mobile, military requirements, wireless and satellite communication.

Keywords: Microstrip, patch, bandwidth, X-band, return loss.

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Authors: Ruchika Sinhal, Kavita Singh, Mukesh Raghuwanshi

Paper Title: Heart Rate Measurement Based on Color Signal Extraction

Abstract: Photoplethysmography measures vital signs through to extraction of signals from the body. The
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for blue channel followed by green and then red channel. The main focus of paper is to extract pulse rate from
the recorded video and compare the output for different channels and find the best channel for heart rate
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349. Keywords: Photoplethysmography, vital sign monitoring, rPPG, heart rate estimation, color channels. 1990-
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Authors: Emmanuel Gospel Raj R, Joby Titus T, Sanjana Devi V. S, Nithya Priya S, Adeline Daisy R

Paper Title: Design And Fabrication Of Copra Sweeping Robot

Abstract: Copra Crushing Industry has one of the production processes that is being used widely in the Oil
production and manufacturing industries. Considering a fully equipped plant, the production ranges from 500-
560 tons of oil per month. A good yielding copra provides 95% of output that has 5-7% of moisture content.
Lesser the moisture content higher the yield. In the process of oil extraction, the copra is fed into the chute that is
pumped onto the main silo for steaming process. This feeding process is done manually; hence, there are many
mishaps occurring like copra falling away from the chute. A dried copra is crunchy enough to pierce the leg of
the employees. Therefore, our paper aims to provide solution to these issues and ensure the safety of the
employees. Design and fabrication of copra sweeping robot is proposed in this paper. The robot runs on wheels
utilizes a sweeper mechanism to accumulate dried copra in a coconut oil extraction plant. This application of
350. mechatronics comes under the field of Mobile Robotics. It is used to sweep the copra to one side so that the 1994-
employees could pass through the place without any harm. It is provided with an attachment for the sweeping 199
process. This could ultimately ensure employee safety and increase the productivity. 6
Keywords: Oil Production and Manufacturing, Yield, Silo, Mobile Robotics, Mechatronics.

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Authors: Wafa Aladawi , C. Jayakumari, Sumesh E P, Vidhyalavanya

Paper Title: Recent Innovations in Automated Detection and Classification of Diabetic Retinopathy
Abstract: Due to the increasing prevalence of diabetic retinopathy worldwide, it’s an urgent need to develop
smart system that help to detect disease using one of the modern technologies. Artificial intelligence is one of
the popular techniques nowadays which has the ability to learn from experience and carry out human-like tasks.
Large number of researches have been conducted to find out effective medical diagnosis methods for numerous
diseases. Likewise, huge number of researches have been done that discuss automated detection and
351.
classification of diabetic retinopathy. This paper reviews the existing methodologies, datasets, sensitivity, 1997-
specificity and classification accuracy in diabetic retinopathy. 200
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Keywords: Diabetes Mellitus; Diabetic Retinopathy; NPDR; PDR; Artificial intelligence; Machine Learning;
Image Preprocessing; Deep Learning; CNN; RNN; RBM; Autoencoders; Kaggle; Messidor-2; DRIVE;
TensorFlow; Keras; Theano; Sensitivity; Specificity; Accuracy.

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Authors: Venkateswara Rao Varri, N. Arun Vignesh, Asisa Kumar Panigrahy, C H Usha Kumari
Implementation of Low density Parity Check system using Probabilistic Gradient Descent Bit
Paper Title:
Flipping Decoder
Abstract: This paper represents the concept of hard decision decoder in which PGDBF is suitable decoder for
the basic model of hard-choice decoder as long as low-density parity check code (LDPC) which is increase the
error correction. This design introduced dynamic architecture which reduce the capability of random
disarrangement of the PGDBF. The design is working on the Short Random Sequence (SRS) that is replica cover
on the PGDBF decoding guidelines. In each iteration flipping number of bits these are focusing on improvement
in performance and decoding delay. The best SRS is essential to manage the well-known decoding achievement
of PGDBF, we introduced two kind of access with same hardware categories, but various LDPC codes are
perform different behaviors. In this design we are modifying small hardware decoding unit for obtaining a good
decoding explanation for present and further purpose.

Keywords: Gradient-Descent bit flipping, low-density parity-checker, Irregular generator.

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Authors: Gousia Nissar, Dinesh Kumar Garg, Burhan Ul Islam Khan

Paper Title: Implementation of Security Enhancement in AES by Inducting Dynamicity in AES S-Box
Abstract: Advance Encryption Standard (AES) supersedes Data Encryption Standard (DES) and is the best
known and most widely used block cipher. As for now, there are no known practical attacks that would allow
anyone to read correctly implemented AES encrypted data. However, several theoretical attacks have been
announced until now. A theoretical attack called Biclique Attack is known to have broken Full AES and requires
2126.1, 2189.7, 2254.4 operations to recover an AES-128, AES-192, AES-256 respectively. Biclique Attack is
faster than Brute force attack by a factor of four. As such, these theoretical attacks are of high computational
complexity; they do not threaten the practical use of AES in any way. However, attacks always get better; they
never get worse. As the technology evolves, successful attacks (using Quantum Computing and faster GPU)
against AES may turn up, and they may be difficult to ignore. In this study, we aim to enhance the security
prospects of AES with the inclusion of Dynamicity character in AES S-Box for increased resilience against
Brute Force Attack and Biclique Attack, and hashing technique is combined with AES algorithm to achieve
variance in security using MD4, SHA3 or SHA5. The novel key dispersion technique is introduced to increase
the avalanche effect of AES algorithm.

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Authors: Garima Mathur, Navita Nathani

Paper Title: Personality Traits and Risk Tolerance among Young Investors

Abstract: India is a developing nation with highest number of youths in world. The youth is growing in the
era of internet, least fare Wi-Fi connections. They have ample of knowledge available at one click. For any
decision they search multiple options which give them sense that they are opting for the best and will reduce the
chances of setbacks. Although every individual vary in their risk taking capacity and the capacity to tolerate
setbacks is mostly related to kind of personality characteristics an individual carry. Present study is an attempt to
identify the kind of relationship between personality types in (BIG Five model) and risk tolerance among youth.
There are five personality traits measured through BIG Five namely; Extraversion, Agreeableness,
Conscientiousness, Neuroticism (Emotional Instability) and Openness to Experience. The study intended to ask
whether these personality types play an important role in deciding tolerance behavior among young investors.
The data was collected on a five point scale for all five personality traits. Each trait was evaluated through five
statements on a scale developed by Mayfield, Perdue & Wooten (2008) modified by Wong, Chuah, Kui, Soo &
Ang (2016). There were 25 statements in totality for measuring personality traits. The data was collected for risk
tolerance, inclusive of eight items developed by Grable and Lytton (1999). There were 102 respondents from
whom data was collected. The sampling respondents were in the age range of 22 to 27 years, who either have
just started earning or having less than 5 years of total earning tenure. These investors are considered a bit
selective but high in risk tolerance. We also intend to find out the kind of relationship between variables. Results
indicated that Agreeableness, Neuroticism and Openness were strongly correlated to risk tolerance, but there was
354. no significant relationship of extraversion and conscientiousness with risk tolerance. Furthermore, risk tolerance
was checked on the basis of gender. The results indicated that there was no difference in risk tolerance of male 2019-
and female investors unlikely suggested by Mishra, Lalumiere & William (2011) who stated that risk propensity 202
varies from male to female. 3

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Authors: Parthipan G, Dhiyaneswaran J, Vimal raja M, Rajesh K, Sanjeeviraj K

Paper Title: Fabrication of Wireless Remote Controlled Electric Lawn Mower

Abstract: Pollution is considered as an important problem in the present world. Usage of Gas Lawn-mowers
creates Noise and Smoke pollution which is harmful to the environment. So the replacement of Gas mowers with
the Electric lawn mowers which runs by Electric motors will be the better solution. The design objective is to
build an electric lawn mower which is controlled by using a micro-controller called NodeMCU. The micro-
controller is connected wirelessly to the mobile phone through Wi-Fi. The use of IoT (Internet of Things) in this
lawn mower plays a major role. The whole model is controlled with the mobile application. We use a total of
three controls in the application which is used to control the movements of the geared motors. Two of these
controls are used for the motion of the lawn mower, and the third controls the cutting motor. The speed of all
these motion motors can be controlled since analog outputs are obtained from the NodeMCU. Here, human
effort is less. Compared to the gas mower, the electric mower has a less pollution rate.
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Keywords: Lawn Mower, Electric Motors, Micro-controller, Node MCU. 202
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Authors: Manas Kumar Yogi

Paper Title: Handling Multifacets of Trust Management in Cyber Physical Systems

Abstract: Trust should be learnt from history and context sensitive. It should not be absolute in nature. Due to
 the conglomeration of various technologies in a secure cyber physical system it is quite a challenge to handle
356.
trust issues in a cyber physical system. Trust management in cyber physical system is needed due to increase in
the degree of autonomy, decentralized policies ,dynamic environment, decision-making based on social 2028-
rules,customs,laws,values, and ethics. This chapter brings light into the existing strategies already applied by 203
few organizations, their inherent benefits and consequent shortcomings too. There are many factors contributing 2
towards the establishment, expression, evaluation ,maintenance of trustworthiness. In this chapter we advocate a
novel framework for trust management which stands up to the research directions of how to build a
unifiedframework for trust management, how to modify the way we compute trust, how to decide the right
granularity for a trust model.

Keywords: Trust,, Policy ,Reputation, Request, Credential, Revocable.

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Authors: D. Christy Daniel, L. Shyamala

Paper Title: An Insight on Sentiment Analysis Research from Text using Deep Learning Methods
Abstract: Nowadays, Deep Learning (DL) is a fast growing and most attractive research field in the area of
image processing and natural language processing (NLP), which is being adopted across several sectors like
medicine, agriculture, commerce and so many other areas as well. This is mainly because of the greater
advantages in using DL like automatic feature extraction, capability to process more number of parameters and
capacity to generate more accuracy in results. In this paper, we have examined the research works which have
used the DL based Sentiment Analysis (SA) for the social network data. This paper provides the brief
explanation about the SA, the necessities of the pre-processing of text, performance metrics and the roles of DL
models in SA. The main focus of this paper is to explore how the DL algorithms can enhance the performance of
SA than the traditional machine learning algorithms for text based analysis. Since DL models are more effective
for NLP research, the text classification can be applied on the complex sentences in which there are two inverse
emotions which produces the two different emotions about an event. Through this literature appraisal we
conclude that by using the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) technique we can obtain more accuracy than
others. The paper also brings to the light that there is no major focus on mixed emotions by using DL methods,
which eventually increases the scope for future researches.

Keywords: Sentiment Analysis, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Neural Networks.

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Authors: T. Anuprathibha, C. S. KanimozhiSelvi

Enhanced Medical Tweet Opinion Mining using Improved Dolphin Echolocation Algorithm Based
Paper Title:
Feature Selection
Abstract: Extraction and analysis of public opinions from social network data can provide interesting
outcomes and inferences about product, service, event or personality. Twitter is one of the most popular medium
358. for analyzing the public sentiment through user tweets. Feature specific opinion analysis provides highly 2049-
accurate and effective classification and categorization of public opinions. This paper focuses on developing an 205
opinion mining framework for automated analysis of tweet opinions using efficient feature selection and 5
classification algorithms. For this purpose, an Improved Dolphin Echolocation Algorithm (IDEA) is developed
by enhancing the optimization performance of the Dolphin Echolocation Algorithm (DEA). The limitations of
DEA are the insufficient exploration and exploitation properties in local optimum solutions and also impact the
 convergence rate. These shortcomings are overcome by the proposed IDEA algorithm. In this work, first the
tweets are collected and pre-processed to extract the features using Part-of-Speech (POS) tagging and n-grams
aided by a dictionary. Using IDEA, the feature subset candidates are selected and the outcomes are fed as input
to the baseline classifiers to obtain highly accurate opinion classification. The evaluation of the k-Nearest
Neighbor (KNN), Naïve Bayes (NB) and Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifiers using the two feature
selection approaches of DEA and IDEA are performed over cancer and drug tweets datasets and the results
illustrate that the classification accuracy of opinions is enhanced significantly through the IDEA based feature
selection than the traditional DEA algorithm. These results justify the utilization of the proposed IDEA
algorithm for improving the opinion mining applications in different fields.
Keywords: Dolphin Echolocation Algorithm, Feature specific opinion analysis, Improved Dolphin
Echolocation Algorithm, Opinion mining, sentiment analysis, Support Vector Machine.

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Authors: G. Santhana Devi, M. Germanus Alex

Paper Title: Rapid Emergncy Message Dissemination Routing In Delay Tolerant Network
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frequently. In this delay-tolerant situation, the emergency rescue message broadcast is an extremely challenging
task. The proposed routing protocol REMD give a solution to the problem. REMD follow the store carry
forward method and flooding based message forwarding method. This paper expresses rapid emergency message
359. dissemination routing in delay tolerant network called REMD Protocol. In this protocol, the source vehicle
2056-
broadcast emergency message to the presented all neighbour vehicles in its communication range. The sender
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vehicle allocates message replicas and message time to live to the neighbour vehicles based on the
0
corresponding vehicles credence value. Each vehicle credence value is calculated from their Visited Level
Estimation (VLE) and Destination Reaches Level Estimation (DLE) values.

Keywords: Delay-tolerant network, credence value, emergency message, message dissemination, routing
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Authors: Nitin Sahai, Adarsha B. Chandran, Akashitara Bhuyan, Bikash Das, Sushil Mandal, Tribedi Sarma

Paper Title: Effect of Yoga on Physical and Physiological Parameters

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become fit and healthy. In current study we perform various YOGA exercises to see its effects on various
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Authors: Sanya Anees, Smriti Rekha Baruah, Pallab Sarma

Paper Title: Hybrid RF-FSO System Cascaded with UWOC Link

Abstract: This work presents outage analysis of a hybrid communication system, where radio frequency (RF)
and free space optical (FSO) communication links transmit in parallel to the then cascaded underwater wireless
optical communication (UWOC) link forming a RF/FSO-UWOC cooperative system. Optical wireless
communication (OWC) is being used as a viable communication technology by researchers due to its advantages
such as fast speed, cost effectiveness, and highly secure transmission. The proposed architecture connects the
terrestrial and the underwater regions to form an end-to-end cooperative system. This hybrid RF/FSO back-haul
link makes the system more reliable as the optical link is highly susceptible to weather conditions. The channel
models considered are Nakagami-m distributed fading, Double Generalized Gamma (DGG) distributed
atmospheric turbulence along with Rayleigh distributed misalignment losses and mixture of Exponential
Generalized Gamma (EGG) distributed oceanic turbulence for RF, FSO, and UWOC links, respectively. Results
show that outage performance is severely affected due to RF fading, DGG distributed irradiance, air bubble
concentration, temperature gradient, and saltiness of water source.

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Authors: Shambhu Nath Sharma, S. Prasanna

Paper Title: A Novel Purchase Target Prediction System using Extreme Gradient Boosting Machines
Abstract: In recent days, electronic business (E-trade) gives more changeto buyers as well as opens doors in
web based promoting and advertising. Online promoters can see increasingly about buyer inclinations,
dependent on their day by day web-based shopping and surfing. The advancement of big data and distributed
362. computing systems further engage promoters and advertisers to have an information driven and purchaser
explicit inclination proposal dependent on the web-basedsurfing narratives. In this article, a decision supportive 2070-
network is proposed to anticipate a customer buy intentionin the middle of surfing. The proposed decision 207
support framework classifies surfing sessions into sales based and common methods utilizing extreme boosting 2
machines. The proposed technique further demonstrates its solid forecasting ability contrasted with other
benchmark calculations which includes logistic retrogression and conventional ensemble brands. The suggested
technique can be executed in actual time offering calculations for web-based publicizing methodologies.
Promotion on surfing session with potential buying expectation enhance the successfulof ads.
 Keywords: purchase intention forecast, big data, decision trees machine learning, extreme gradient boosting
machines.

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Authors: CH. Naga Santhosh Kumar, K. S. Reddy

Paper Title: Effective Data Analytics on Opinion Mining

Abstract: Over the extent of the most recent couple of years, in setting on the augmentation being utilized
Internet, bit of client's opinion has stretched out that has led to the growth in motivation towards opinion mining.
Opinion Mining is fundamental for the two people and affiliations. People like to see the opinions given by
different clients about a specific thing or alliance. Affiliations need to break down the duty of its clients so as to
improve its future choices. Concentrates on the Internet about a specific subject can be in millions that makes it
premonition to comprehend a client's opinion and necessities. End examination enables us to center audits and
present the structure that could be useful for certified investigating and thing improvement. In this paper, we
complete an examination of Opinion Mining, covering different procedures in doubt examination and difficulties
that show up in this field.

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Authors: Lavanya Maddisetti, Ranjan K. Senapati, Ravindra JVR

Paper Title: Supervised Machine Learning for Training a Neural Network as 5:2 Compressor
Abstract: Machine Learning has achieved substantial development in numerous applications like image
processing, pattern recognition, approximate computing etc. This paper interlinks supervised machine learning
algorithm and VLSI architectures to train a neural network as exact and approximate 5:2 compressors.
Probabilistic pruning type of approximation technique has been employed on the exact 5:2 compressor. This
approximation technique on compressors reduces the power consumption with variation in the outputs without
affecting the error limit. The simulation of 5:2 compressors and training of neural network using machine
learning algorithm has been done using Spectre simulator of Cadence Design Systems at 45nm CMOS
technology node and Keras library with TensorFlow background respectively.

Keywords: Accuracy, Classification, Machine Learning, Neural Network.

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Authors: Sonu Joseph, Sherine Joy

Paper Title: Learning Attitudes and Resistance to Learning Language in Engineering Students
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course on Communication Skills & Personality Development to the Third Year Engineering Students at HITS
Chennai, India. The regular parameters of conducting a course such as {a} attendance, {b} performance based
results {c} on time submission of tasks and {d}engaging them in class activities became more challenging to the
365. researcher because of the attitude that the scholars presented towards language learning. This ranges from non-
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acceptance of any new format of teaching, unwillingness to put in extra effort, inhibition stemming from the
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perception of their peers. To that end the teaching method and assessment were developed that included
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constructivism, social constructivism and problem-based learning as pedagogy. The programme designed also
integrated flipped learning, peer and self-reviews, consistent marking structures based on the Vygotsky Activity
Theory. The results confirm initial and strong resistance towards the methodology, lack of physical, emotional
and mental input, initial fear and shyness towards the perception of others. Post the initial block what followed
was an environment of support, continuous motivation that stemmed from their own activity and creation of
learning resources by the scholars.
 Keywords: Learner resistance; blended learning; Activity theory; Presentation; Learning attitude.

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Authors: Kiran kumar.m, m.c. Math

Estimation of a Spark Ignition Engine’s Performance Parameters for Ethanol-Gasoline blends
Paper Title:
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engine performance and emission features. The performance and emission properties of the spark ignition (SI)
motor are also more influenced by gasoline ethanol blends. In this work, an effort has been made to optimize the
operating parameters in order to minimize BSFC, CO, NO2, CO2, HC and maximize BTE using Response
Surface Methodology (RSM). The engine is operated under constant speed conditions with different working
conditions for better mixing and distinct additive composition (iso-octane) in the range of 0.3%, 0.4% and 0.5%.
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CO, HC, NO2 and CO2 emissions. From the assessment, it is noted that E30 mix with 0.5% additive has better 209
motor efficiency features and reduced emissions at a peak speed of 1800rpm among all test blends with varying 9
proportion of additives.

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Paper Title: Performance Improvement of TCP New Reno using one way delay Measurement
Abstract: Well known TCP NewReno protocol when used with wire-cum-wireless network its performance
decreases, due to the inability to discriminate wireless loss with congestion loss. One way delay can give better
network characteristics than approximate RTT used in TCP congestion control algorithms. In this paper, we
have proposed a modified version of TCP NewReno based on one-way delay measurement. We called it as
WNewReno. Our proposed algorithm detects wireless loss and improves performance. Simulations are carried
out using ns-2.34.

Keywords: one-way delay (OWD Round Trip time (RTT), Transmission control protocol (TCP), TCP
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Authors: Shivam Gupta, Nersisson Ruban, Shivam Kumar

 Electroencephalograph Based Control and Feature Extraction Algorithms for Automated Powered
368. Paper Title:
Exoskeleton
Abstract: Mobility and the posture are the major concern for people suffering from endo skeleton disorders.
For such people, exoskeleton provides great support and protection. Mostly Exoskeletons are used for the
rehabilitation purposes and can improve the life of an individual who has lost his body part and thus help in
assistance. In this article, various technologies which are mainly used for the implementation and performance
of exoskeleton are reviewed. The systems are compared based on their accuracy and work reliability. The work
discusses the machine used, the movement for which the system is tested, the training algorithms used by
different researchers, the input control for the system, controlling element for the system, and their advantages.
Various training algorithms are also discussed based on the feature extraction techniques which are used to
obtain features from the pre-processed brain signals such as EEG, iEEG, EMG. Applying these features in the
training model and robot system and testing of the system in real time or pre obtained data. This research paper
is written with the intention to differentiate various techniques used and to analyse the best possible technique
for conducting the biomechanical operations processes on the robot and to get the user with the most accurate
and reliable system which can be used in daily life. These exoskeletons have their application in the field of
medicine , military and even help firefighters for various purposes.

Keywords: Exoskeleton, Electro Encephalo Graph, Brain Computer Interface, Automation, Machine Learning.

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Paper Title: Design of Intelligent CNC system using IEC61499 Function Block
Abstract: CNC machine tool is the end mechanism in the process of converting input materials into desired
outputs shape reflecting the customer specifications and requirements. All executions and operation processes
are fully organized and control by the CNC controller unit. As the brain for the whole system, the architecture
and internal structure of the controller plays an important role in realizing intelligent functions of the CNC
machine tool systems. Unfortunately, the methodology for CNC machines programming remains relatively
unchanged over these years. Traditionally, CNC machine tools have rigid programming structure. Most of the
CNC programs are restricted to any modification during machining operation execution. Establishing of STEP-
NC as next generation data model lead to huge paradigm shift of future CNC system especially the ways of CNC
being programmed. However, as a passive data model, STEP-NC does not have any intelligent functionality.
Thus, to overcome these limitations, a new data processing unit for adaptive CNC controller is proposed based
on IEC61499 function blocks. The main function of this unit is to establish operational decision-making function
at controller level. It generates native information for a particular machine tool. Whereby, the availability of
manufacturing resources and machine condition are taken into account. By establishing layered and distributed
architecture, the proposed systems are expected to cover up the deficiency of current CNC controller structure.
Hence, the portability, interoperability, flexibility and openness of the CNC controller structure can be further
improved.

Keywords: CNC, Adaptive Controller, Function Block, STEP-NC.

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Authors: Sanya Anees

Paper Title: FSO Cooperative System Analysis for DF based Relay

Abstract: This paper presents performance and information theoretic analysis for cascaded free space optical
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communication, path loss, pointing error.

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Authors: Mahesh .G, Satish Kumar .T

Real Time Traffic Light Detection by Autonomous Vehicles using Artificial Neural Network
Paper Title:
Techniques
Abstract: Autonomous vehicles are the reality of the future, they will open up the way for future advanced
systems where computers are expected to take over the decision making of driving. These automobiles are
capable of sensing their environment and moving with little or no human input. The main goal of this research is
to detect traffic light in real-time for autonomous vehicles. Apart from taking decisions to navigate in the right
manner the autonomous vehicles important task is to detect traffic lights, so that it can obey the traffic rules with
371. sufficient precision. The work carried out in this research makes use of two Artificial Intelligence technique,
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these techniques are compared in accomplishing the task of traffic light detection in real time. The two models
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that are designed and implemented are Convolution neural network (CNN) and Deep Convolution Inverse
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Graphics Network (DCIGN). The results clearly show that DCIGN out performance CNN by 8%.

Keywords: Convolution neural network, Deep Convolution Inverse Graphics Network, stochastic gradient
descent algorithm, Autonomous vehicles, traffic light.

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Authors: C. Joel, T.Jeyapoovan

Paper Title: Machinability Optimization of Abrasive Water Jet Cutting Process on AA6082 Aluminium Alloy
Abstract: Aluminium alloys are extensively used nowadays in various manufacturing industries due to its
special properties and high strength. In this study, AA6082 aluminium alloy is taken into consideration by
studying the machinability properties using the abrasive water jet cutting process. RSM technique is used for
conducting the experiments by varying the input factors such as stand-off distance, abrasive feed and nozzle
transverse speed. The effect of hardness and surface roughness is investigated. The correlation between the input
parameters and the corresponding output was tested by analysis of variance to check the 95% confidence level.

Keywords: Aluminium alloy 6082, Abrasive Water Jet Cutting, Hardness, Roughness, RSM.

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Dhanamjayulu C, Ankita Ghorui, Subhasri Chatterjee, Yashraj Saluja, Sarthak Singhal,
Authors:
Arunkumar G
Paper Title: Transmission of Audio signals using Visible Light Communication via LEDs
Abstract: With the episodic increase of advancement in technology, wireless communication has become the
need of the hour. The rate at which the use of wireless technology is being developed is tremendous. However,
373. with the increase in usage, there has been unfortunately an increase in network complexity. In order to resolve
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the crisis of radio frequency spectrum, a newly developed technology has been proposed. This technology has
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been coined as Li-Fi: Light Fidelity. It is a technology, based on Visible Light Communication, which is used to
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transmit signals and data from one system to another with the help of a Led. The paper proposes a transmission
system which will be responsible for transmitting audio signals from one system to another with the help of Li-
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 spontaneous switching of the Led enables propagation of signals through a wireless channel and is picked up by
the receiving photodiode. The photodiode adhering to its functiontransforms the optical signals into electrical
signals and therefore original data is retrieved and transferred. Additionally, with proposition to the system, a
comparative study has been delineated with the already existing system.The existing system of networking and
communications involve Wi-fi. The emergence and usage of Li-fi is necessary because it offers a substantially
similar user experience to Wi-Fi except using the light spectrum. It is essential as it will able to meet up the
connectivity demands of future as it is able to unlock unprecedented data and bandwidth.

Keywords: Li-Fi, Light Emitting Diode (LED), Photodiode, Visible Light Communication (VLC) Wireless
Communication.

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Authors: Hussain Bohra, Amrit Ghosh

Paper Title: A Research on Microstrip Ultrawide Band Filters using Defected Ground Structure Techniques
Abstract: In this paper, microstrip ultra-wideband (UWB) filters using various defected ground structures are
studied. Miniature microstrip filters employed in transceiver of modern wireless communication systems play
vital role in controlling and regulating frequency response. DGS techniques are etched in ground plane to design
compact microstrip based low pass, high pass, bandpass and band reject filters used in modern wireless systems.
Various modified and hybrid defected ground structure techniques are employed to achieve high return loss, low
insertion loss, ultra compactness, good selectivity and linearity in filters. Study reveals that the proper selection
and incorporation of DGS techniques while designing microstrip ultra wideband filter optimizes the various vital
parameters which enhances its performance and practicability for various modern wireless communication
applications.

Keywords: Defected ground structure (DGS), Filters, Microstrip, Ultrawide band (UWB).

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Authors: D.Prabha, R. Siva Subramanian, S.Balakrishnan, M.Karpagam

Paper Title: Performance Evaluation of Naive Bayes Classifier with and without Filter Based Feature Selection
Abstract: Customer Relationship Ma agement tends to analyze datasets to find insights about data which in
turn helps to frame the business strategy for improvement of enterprises. Analyzing data in CRM requires high
intensive models. Machine Learning (ML) algorithms help in analyzing such large dimensional datasets. In most
real time datasets, the strong independence assumption of Naive Bayes (NB) between the attributes are violated
375. and due to other various drawbacks in datasets like irrelevant data, partially irrelevant data and redundant data,
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it leads to poor performance of prediction. Feature selection is a preprocessing method applied, to enhance the
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predication of the NB model. Further, empirical experiments are conducted based on NB with Feature selection
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and NB without feature selection. In this paper, a empirical study of attribute selection is experimented for five
dissimilar filter based feature selection such as Relief-F, Pearson correlation (PCC), Symmetrical Uncertainty
(SU), Gain Ratio (GR) and Information Gain (IG).

Keywords: CRM, Prediction, Machine Learning, Naïve Bayes, feature selection.

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Paper Title: Generation of Electrical Energy for Charging of a Battery by using Exhaust Gas Energy
Abstract: In present day most of the automobile vehicles runs and depends upon the automotive electronics
therefore the need of electrical energy for running the electronics system. By using the exhaust gas energy it can
produce the energy or charge the battery or power the electrical systems in different operating conditions. The
system assists the existing battery during demand. The gas from combustion engine goes as waste approximately
70%of heat without utilizing properly. An attempt is made to charge the battery and it can use to power the
electrical systems by using energy from exhaust gas turbine. It is used for the conversion of heat energy to
electrical energy. To charge the battery by using the mechanical power from the engine exhaust manifold turbine
without compromising the engine efficiency with limited back pressure. The main aim is to convert the heat
energy to electrical energy through turbine which gets the higher out turn energy from the exhaust gases. The
exhaust gas is utilized for charging and assisting the electrical system.

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Paper Title: Characterization of ABS for Enhancement of Mechanical Properties

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Authors: A.Charles

Paper Title: Merkle Hellman Knapsack Cryptosystem based Cloud Auditing Protocol
378. Abstract: The cloud environment provided the cloud storage services to allow the users for storing, managing
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and accessing their data through the internet. The user worried about the integrity of data because of their data
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can be modified by external hackers due to the limited control. The new auditing technology is required for
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allowing the user to use local storage without worrying about the integrity of the data. An independent entity
 called Third Party Auditor (TPA) is presented for auditing task rather than putting the burden of task to the user
themselves. In our proposed work, the Cloud Auditor (CA) plays the role of monitoring the modifications done
to the block by any external hacker if it happens; original data is recovered from its cache log. Every data that
transacts between the storage, user and the CA are encrypted with Merkle Hellman Knapsack Cryptosystem
based Cloud Auditing Protocol (MHKC-CAP) algorithm. Thus the proposed methodology outperforms the
existing algorithms like Message Digest 5 (MD5) algorithm and Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) by
means of auditing time around 13 milliseconds and accuracy in terms of False Positive Rate (FPR) and False
Negative Rate (FNR) are around 0.67% and 0.5%.

Keywords: Cloud Storage Services, Third Party Auditor, Message Digest 5, Advanced Encryption Standard
and Merkle Hellman Knapsack Cryptosystem based Cloud Auditing Protocol.

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Authors: Pratima Malhotra, Kanika Sharma

Improved Multiple Gateway Node Based Routing Architecture for Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor
Paper Title:
Network
Abstract: In modern era, with technologies shifting from wired to wireless technologies, Wireless Sensor
Networks (WSNs) play an essential role in advancement of technology. WSNs have limited battery .In this
paper, we propose Improved Multiple Gateway Node (MGN) based Routing Architecture (IMRA) that increases
both network lifetime and stability period of the network and also improves energy efficiency. It uses the
technique of load balancing and considers average energy of the network to improve aforementioned parameters.
IMRA is event-driven protocol and has four MGNs with unlimited power which makes this protocol efficient for
use in disaster prone areas like earthquakes, forest fires etc. saving millions of lives. Wireless Sensor Networks
(WSNs) play an essential role in advancement of technology. Various disasters like earthquakes, forest fires, etc.
can be sensed in advance using latest technology in WSNs and preventive measures can be taken. IMRA
surpasses other protocols by increasing Stability Period, Half Node Dead and Network lifetime by 58.18%,
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55.94% and 52.96% respectively as compared to traditional MRA and by 156.99%, 86.2% and 90.12% 2175-
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Keywords: IMRA, Network Lifetime, Stability Period, WSN.

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Authors: Manoj B Chandak

Paper Title: Park-A-Lot

Abstract: With the increasing difficulty in finding parking spaces and the increasing need for security, an
automated system to guide vehicles to parking will come as rescue. With this project of ours we aim to develop
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system will automatically detect if a vehicle has been registered and accordingly open the gates of the institute
for the vehicle along with which it will also display and guide vehicles to vacant parking spaces and alternate
parking areas in case of occupied parking lots.

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Authors: Bandi Rambabu, A Venugopal Reddy, Sengathir Janakiraman

A Hybrid Artificial Bee Colony and Bacterial Foraging Algorithm for Optimized Clustering in
Paper Title:
Wireless Sensor Network
Abstract: The emerging ubiquitous nature of wireless sensor networks has made it suitable and applicable to a
diversified number of vital applications that include environment surveillance, health monitoring using
implantable sensors, weather forecasting and other plethora of contexts. The critical issues such as computation
time, limited memory and energy are more common due to the tiny sized hundred and thousands of sensor nodes
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exploration over the parameters considered for cluster head selection. The simulation experiments of the
proposed HABC-BFA-OC technique confirmed an enhanced network lifetime with minimized energy
consumptions during its investigation with a different number of sensor nodes.
 Keywords: Cluster Head Selection, (ABC)Artificial Bee Colony, (BFO)Bacterial Foraging Optimization,
Network Lifetime, Exploitation, Exploration.

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Authors: Vijay Anand R, Prabhu J , Kumar P J, Kiruba thangam R, MuthamilSelvan

Paper Title: Image Distribution with Scalable Access Control for Privacy in Social Network
Abstract: The pervasiveness of interpersonal organizations has made it less demanding than any time in
recent memory for clients parts the photographs, recordings, Different communication like audio, video
materials anyone in anyplace. Be that as it may, the simple access of client produced media content additionally
realizes security concerns. Customary control of connection components, however the solitary connection
strategy only through particular bit of substance, can't fulfill the client protection prerequisites in substantial
scale media sharing frameworks. Rather, arranging numerous connection for dimensions benefits at mutual
video and audio parts are wanted. In unhandy, this adjusts the guideline for interpersonal organizations in data
spread. Then again, it concurs the difficult social Websites with their informal organization clients. Propose a
versatile media get to control framework to empower such an arrangement in a protected and productive way.
The proposed SMAC framework engaged these adaptable encoded message approach quality based encryption
calculation just as a complete key administration plot. Here, give normal evidence along with secure for
demonstrate the new framework with their security. Moreover, And also lead escalated investigations cell
phones to exhibit its productivity.

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Paper Title: Secured Service Chains Tuned Resource Sharing using Nsdp
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their private data on cloud servers. However, in the case of security breaches, users’ private data stored in the
cloud are no longer safer. When users outsource their data to cloud servers, they expect complete privacy of their
data stored in the cloud storage. To enjoy these services, individuals or organizations store their private data on
cloud servers. The semantic-based keyword search over encrypted cloud data becomes of paramount
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Authors: Rosalinda B. Guiyab

Development of Prediction Models for the Dengue Survivability Prediction: An Integration of Data
Paper Title:
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Abstract: Dengue is a viral disease that has been feared by people globally. Due to its rapid prevalence and
increasing threat, this study explored on the use of data mining techniques together with decision support system
to develop prediction models of dengue survivability. This study was focused on three important points namely:
identify significant predictor attributes to dengue survivability prediction, development of a rule-based and
decision tree models for dengue survivability prediction, and the development of a dengue survivability platform
for prediction purposes. The developed rule-based and decision tree models were compared according to
accuracy and they underwent the 10-fold cross validation procedure and were integrated in the system to provide
a platform to predict the survivability of a patient given the input medical data using a client-server
configuration via the Internet. The result of the prediction for the dengue survivability may be used as an
intervention by medical practitioners in the general management of dengue cases.
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Authors: Latha B. M, Manjula B. K, Venkata Sumana C. H

Paper Title: Modal Hybrid Image Fusion using Discrete Wavelet and Contourlet Transform
Abstract: Image fusion is used to enhance the quality of images by combining two images of same scene
obtained from single or multiple modalities. In medical diagnosis different types of imaging modalities such as
X-ray, Computed tomography (CT), Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), Magnetic resonance angiography
(MRA), PET scan etc., provide limited information where some information is common and some unique. This
paper presents a hybrid combination of Discrete Wavelet and Contourlet. For the obtained fused images, it is
proposed to compute performance metrics like Entropy, Peak signal to noise ratio and Mean square error and
compare them with existing methods as to come out with best combination of transformations that yield highly
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Authors: Yash D.Chhaniyara , Mahesh.M.Makwana, Mrudula S. Kulkarni

Achieve High Compressive Strength and durability of Concrete Made from Recycled Concrete
Paper Title:
Aggregate
Abstract: Growth in the construction industry is growing daily and the demolition of the old structure creates
massive quantities of rubbles and from that 30-40% were coarse aggregate. Utilizing of coarse aggregates
through recycling helps to give economic and sustainable development. The aim of this study is to achieve high
compressive strength with minimum wear effect of new concrete made of recycled concrete aggregate. To
achieve aim in this study has been considered high strength of concrete mix i.e.M40, M50 and M60 for
compressive strength and for abrasion test, considered mix of M50 and M60. A replacement percentage for the
compressive strength test was 0%(normal), 20%, 40%, 60%, and 80% while for abrasion test considering 0%,
20%, 40% and 60% replacement ratio. This research helps to use recycled concrete aggregate in construction
sector.

Keywords: abrasion test, compressive strength test of RCA, recycled concrete aggregate, waste of concrete and
recycling.

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Authors: Sanghamitra Brahma

Paper Title: Influence of Leadership on Creativity In Business Academics/ Higher Education

Abstract: Business academics/ higher education and training must continuously strive to cope up with the
evolving demands of the corporate world. Proactive approach towards adaptability to the environmental changes
may be mastered through creative leadership and mentoring of the academic institutes. It has been found that
few research studies have focused on the cases of influence of leadership on creativity in higher education. This
study addresses the challenges faced in the sector of business academics/higher education and empirically
explores how leadership influences creativity among the academics to enable more advanced and appropriate
education and training in management or business education sector/ higher education, in the mid-tier institutes,
in particular. A qualitative, case research approach has been used to understand the relationship between
leadership style and academic creativity and its role in enhancing the effectiveness of business academics/ higher
education. The findings of the study have established a positive influence of creative leadership on the
effectiveness of business academics/ higher education. It has led to the identification of three critical aspects that
are essential for inducing creativity in business academics/ higher education, i.e., appropriate leadership style,
organization structure that balances between hierarchy and heterarchy to facilitate communication, and creative
interaction leading to learning and growth.

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Applying and Evaluating Supervised Learning Classification Techniques to Detect Attacks on Web
Paper Title:
Applications
Abstract: Web applications are the source of information such as usernames, passwords, personally
identifiable information, etc., they act as platforms of knowledge, resource sharing, digital transactions, digital
ledgers, etc., and have been a target for attackers. In recent years reports say that there is a spike in the attacks on
web applications, especially attacks like SQL injection and Cross Site Scripting have grown in drastic numbers
due to discovery of new vulnerabilities. The attacks on web applications still persist due to the nature of attack
payloads, as these payloads are highly heterogeneous and look very similar to regular text even web applications
with many security features in place may fail to detect these malicious payload strings. To overcome this
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malicious strings by classifying the input strings given to the web applications. This paper describes the study of
six binary classification methods Logistic regression, Naïve Bayes, SGD, ADABoost, Random Forrest, Decision
trees using our own dataset and feature set.

388. Keywords: Binary Classification, Machine Learning, Web Application.

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same shape of structure with high stiffness reinforcement of epoxy glass fiber can be used on that structure.
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reinforced structures. In order to validate the experimental results Comparative analysis is carried out by using
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Keywords: Epoxy Glass Fiber, Modal analysis, Finite element analysis.

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Paper Title: On the Design of 2×2 MIMO Fractal Antenna Array for C band applications
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Authors: Sebagenzi Jason, Suchithra R

EeadSelfCloud: Energy Efficient Adaptive Depth Self Cloud Mechanism for VM Migration in
Paper Title:
Data Centers
Abstract: Cloud computing, with its great potential in low cost and demanding services, is a good computing
platform. Modern data centers for cloud computing are facing the difficulty of consistently increasing
complexity because of the expanding quantity of clients and their enlarging resource demands. A great deal of
efforts are currently focused on giving the cloud framework with autonomic behavior , so it can take decision
about virtual machine (VM) management over the datacenter without intervention of human beings. Most of the
self-organizing solutions results in eager migration, which attempts to diminish the amount of working servers
virtual machines. These self-organizing resolution produce needless migration due to unpredictable workload.
So also it consume huge amounts of electrical energy during unnecessary migration process. To overcome this
issue, this project develop one novel VM migration scheme called eeadSelfCloud. The proposed schema is used
to change the virtual machine in a cloud center that requires a lot of factors, such as basic requirements for
resources during virtual machine setup, dynamic resource allocation, top software loading, software execution,
and power saving at the Data Center. Data Center Utilization, Average Node Utilization, Request Rejection
Ration, Number of Hop Count and Power Consumption are taken as constraint for measuring the proposed
approach. The analysis report depicted that the proposed approach performs best than the other existing
approaches.

Keywords: Cloud Computing; Data centre; VM Placement; VM Migration; Energy Efficient Self Organization
Cloud.

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Authors: S. Yuvaraj, V. Anish

Paper Title: Strength Properties of Nano Silica Recycled Sustainable Concrete

Abstract: This experiment highlights the salient features of concrete under nanotechnology. Concrete
production requires huge amount of cement and aggregates which eventually increases carbon emission and
contaminates environment. Hence, incorporation of ‘F’ class fly ash which is partially replaced for cement,
recycled aggregate and cactus gel can be done which can reduce dumping issues, carbon emission and cost.
However, incorporation of fly ash in ordinary Portland cement deviates its strength consequently. Hence, Nano-
silica can be added as an additive to fill up the deviation, thereby increasing its workability and improving the
strengthening factor of concrete. In this paper mineral admixture such as Nano-silica were used to increase the
strength of concrete and natural polymer substances such as cactus jelly is used to increase the workability of
concrete. For the binding material cement were replaced with the fly-ash at the percentage of 60% respectively
and for the coarse aggregate quarry aggregate has been replaced with recycled aggregate with the proportion of
40% and 60% respectively. In the investigation three specimens were casted say conventional, replacement of
60% and replacement of 60% with Nano silica and cactus extract solution. The result of compressive and
flexural strength were compared. The aim of this experiment is to maintain the economy and environmental
effect.
Keywords: Nano-silica, Cactus Jelly, Recycled Aggregate, Sustainable Concrete and Fly-ash.
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Authors: Oksana Bakulina, Iryna Legan (Lehan), Ivan Bakhov

Paper Title: Cluster Associations as a Factor of Innovative and Integrative Development of the Economy
Abstract: The purpose of the article is to substantiate the motivational preferences of the cluster formation
393. participants, as well as to determine the influence of clusters on the enterprise's performance and socio-economic
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development of regions. Based on the study of the preferences of the creation and functioning of the clusters, it
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has been revealed that cluster formations allow each of the participants to benefit from the synergy effect arising
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in the course of combining efforts for the sake of production scaling. The obtained results show that cluster
formations are characterized by an emphasis on increasing employee satisfaction due to the integration of
 motivational preferences of the cluster association participants (production, financial, marketing, innovative,
personnel, socio-psychological, environmental, and other preferences) and the formation of qualitatively new
opportunities for the implementation of corporate and personal needs of employees. The assessment of the
possibilities of forming clusters made it possible to identify the most important factors, such as the development
of entrepreneurial culture, which in turn affected the formation of the enterprise’s image, the trust of
communities, the implementation of innovations, and access to new markets. Based on the conducted study, the
authors have determined the formation mechanism of cluster associations, which includes economic,
organizational, social, and environmental components.

Keywords: cluster associations, clustering, integration, motivational advantages, synergetic effect.

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Authors: K.Ananthajothi, M.Subramaniam

CLDC: Efficient Classification of Medical Data Using Class Level Disease Convergence Divergence
Paper Title:
Measure
Abstract: The problem of medical data classification is analyzed and the methods of classification are
reviewed in various aspects. However, the efficiency of classification algorithms is still under question. With
the motivation to leverage the classification performance, a Class Level disease Convergence and Divergence
394. (CLDC) measure based algorithm is presented in this paper. For any dimension of medical data, it convergence
or divergence indicates the support for the disease class. Initially, the data set has been preprocessed to remove 2256-
the noisy data points. Further, the method estimates disease convergence/divergence measure on different 226
dimensions. The convergence measure is computed based on the frequency of dimensional match where the 2
divergence is estimated based on the dimensional match of other classes. Based on the measures a disease
support factor is estimated. The value of disease support has been used to classify the data point and improves
the classification performance.
Keywords: High Dimensional Clustering, Classification, Medical Data, Convergence, Divergence, Disease
 Prediction.

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Samsuri Abdullah, Najihah Husna Ahmad Nasir, Marzuki Ismail, Ali Najah Ahmed, Mohammad
Authors:
Nor Khasbi Jarkoni
Paper Title: Development of Ozone Prediction Model in Urban Area

Abstract: One of the main challenges for countries in tropical area such as Malaysia is the high concentration
of ozone (O3) caused by elevated levels of anthropogenic and natural ozone precursors. In this study, variation
of O3 concentrations in urban area (Klang) was investigated using data covering three-year period (2012–2015)
on hourly basis. Result shows that the diurnal cycle of ozone concentration has a mid-day peak (1400hrs) while
lower concentration occurs at night time (2100hrs) as it titrates nitrogen dioxide (NO2). There exists statistically
significant difference (p<0.05) of O3 concentration at study areas. Moderate Spearman correlation coefficient
was evaluated between O3 and NO2 (r=0.45, p<0.05). Multiple linear regression (MLR) model was developed
and signifies that nitrogen oxides (NO), relative humidity (RH), NO2, carbon monoxide (CO), wind speed (WS),
temperature (T) and sulphur dioxide (SO2) are the significant predictors for O3 concentration. This study
suggests that the emission of O3 precursors, particularly NOx from motor vehicles, needs to be controlled to
395. reduce the incidence of high O3 levels in Malaysia. 2263-
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Keywords: Klang, multiple linear regression, ozone, spearman correlation, urban area. 7

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Authors:
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Paper Title: Stationary Time Series in Pricing

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of their use are provided. The problem of choosing the optimal model according to the criterion of the minimum
forecasting error is stated and solved. The methods of mathematical modeling, mathematical statistics and
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minimizing the forecasting error, as well as the program that implements this algorithm.
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Paper Title: Application of Graphs in Security

Abstract: Now-a-days in the era of Big Data huge information is gathered in every second. Humans are now
already interconnected via smart phones, gadgets, smart meters and other smart appliances. Also all these
 computing devices are fully connected to each other and this is known as “Internet of Things” which produces
crucial information in every moment. These sensitive information needs to be protected. So, design of a good
security mechanism is needed to provide protection against unauthorized attacks on this information. This article
mainly takes cryptography and graph as a tool and concentrated on designing two public key encryption scheme
based on graph where the first protocol is based on properties of matrices generated from graph. The aim is to
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graphical codes.

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Authors: Niroj Kumar Pani, Satyasundara Mahapatra, Rati Ranjan Dash

Paper Title: Two-Phase Security Framework for Network Layer Communication in Ad Hoc Clouds

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The role of self-regulated learning Strategies on learners’ Satisfaction in Massive Open Online
Paper Title:
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informal learning contexts, utilise more competent learning strategies in online learning context. Nevertheless,
MOOCs attract a diverse range of learners, each with different experience and satisfaction. The aim of this study
is to examine the role of self-regulated learning (SRL) and its components (time management, planning, self-
evaluation, and help-seeking) on learners’ satisfaction in MOOC. Data were collected from 281 learners of a
Malaysia MOOC namely Asas Keusahawanan (Introduction to Entrepreneurship), in the second semester of the
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SRL strategies and increase the level of course satisfaction.

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Authors: D Sathyanarayanan, M Krishnamurthy

Efficient Intelligent Generic Recommendation Knowledge Graph in Education Domain using
Paper Title:
Association Rule Mining and Machine Learning
Abstract: Knowledge graph is used to extract and derive new facts from huge variety of data sources through
relationship. An existing Natural language processing tool is specific and performs adaptive learning mechanism
through instruction concepts. The specific knowledge graph suffers a problem of finding large collections of
new facts with inter domain. This problem is addressed by implementing an efficient model for integrating
various domain of interest as a generic knowledge graph. This proposed model has three major phases they are
generic data collection, generic relationship establishment and generic deployment for education domain. The
data are collected, preprocessed and categorized in to specific subject category by producing integrated data set.
The relationship is established based on the pedagogical data with assessment data of leaners are classified in to
course list. This generic knowledge graph is compared with the CNN based model and GCN based model. The
validation of these models are assessed and deployed into application services for teachers and learners. The
main objective of the proposed graph is to organize a generic knowledge graph for deriving huge amount of new
facts to the education domain with maximum support and confidence level.

Keywords: Knowledge Graph, Association Rule Mining, Semantic Mining, Ontology, Relational Database.

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Paper Title: Automatic Vowel Recognition from Assamese Spoken words

Abstract: Vowel plays the most important role in any speech processing work. In this research work,
 recognition of Assamese vowel from spoken Assamese words is explored. Assamese is a language which is
spoken by major people in Brahmaputra Valley of Assam, Assam is a state which is situated in the North-East
part of India. This automatic vowel recognition system is implemented by using three efficient techniques
Support Vector Machine (SVM), K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) and Random Forest (RF) classifier. The database
used in the experiments is specially designed for this purpose. A list of phonetically vowel rich Assamese words
is prepared for the experiment. As an initial effort, twenty different (20) words uttered by fifty-five (55) speakers
are taken. Utterances from both male and female speakers are collected. Each utterance was repeated two times
by every speaker. A database of the total of 2200 samples is prepared. After experimenting on different samples
it is seen that Random Forest (RF) is giving the best performance compared to the other two classifiers. The
401. performance of the system is shown with testing dataset and comparison is done. Outcome of this research work
will enhance the Machine Translation from Assamese to any other language.
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Keywords: LPC, Support Vector Machine (SVM), K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN), Random Forest (RF). 230
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Authors: Oksana Priemets, Konstantin Samoilov, Inna Zayats, Zhanar Kenessarina, Ellina Yssembayeva

Paper Title: Innovations in Kazakhstan’s Architecture

Abstract: The evolution of Kazakhstan’s architecture illustrates the constant synthesis of internal and external
forms. It creates its original form. This form continues its development under the influence of the factors of
tradition and innovations. This interesting process occurred in the 20th century. Trends of the beginning of the
21st century look peculiar.

Keywords: architectural composition, architecture evolution, continuity, innovation, style, synthesis.

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Authors:
Sulimenko
Paper Title: Envelope Life Cycle Costing of Energy-Efficient Buildings in Ukraine
Abstract: The article describes main points and characteristics of the building envelope design considering
life-cycle cost and compliance with the codes for energy efficiency parameters in Ukraine. This article contains
of the problem analysis of the requirements development for the energy-efficient buildings parameters in
Ukraine considering life-cycle cost in the walling design. The structural concepts for the thermal insulation of
building exterior walls and roof coatings and their impact on energy efficiency are considered. Designing
rational structural concepts for thermal insulating envelope of energy-efficient buildings. The role of the life
cycle cost criterion in making decisions on the choice of building envelope is clarified. Analysis of activities,
publications and regulatory documents in Ukraine and the EU-countries for the design of rational thermal
insulating building envelope considering life-cycle cost to reducing energy consumption. The requirements of
regulatory documents on the design of energy-efficient buildings in Ukraine are systematized. The variants of
construction solutions for building envelope are considered in terms of the life-cycle cost and energy saving
requirements. The tasks of choosing optimal solutions for enclosing structures of external walls and building
coatings are multicriteria of a cardinal choice of alternatives with different important measures from a finite set
of feasible solutions when considering a weakly structured problem with clearly defined separated parameters.
Thermal insulating building envelope using modern insulation systems should be used in all types of buildings.

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Authors: Prasant Kumar Dash, N. K. Barpanda, Madhumita Panda

Paper Title: Congestion Control in Cable Network Transmission using Novel RED Algorithm
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much more than holding capacity of network. Each network needs the maximum number of successful packets
404. to reach the destination with less number of packet losses and low time delay with better fairness. There are
several congestion control algorithms which have been studied to keep the network stable. They employ various
techniques from which the buffer or queue management used by the router is one significant issue to control
congestion. The Active Queue Management algorithms like RED controls the queue size by dropping or
marking the packets before buffer becomes full . In this paper a new algorithm has been proposed and the results
are compared with existing RED algorithm using network simulator (NS-2) in a responsive environment of the
cable network.

Keywords: Congestion control, AQM,RED,NOVEL RED, Queue based.

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Authors: Sunanda Mendiratta, Neelam Turk, Dipali Bansal

Paper Title: A Robust Isolated Automatic Speech Recognition System using Machine Learning Techniques
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used. Number of speech recognition systems have been developed by various researchers. For example speech
recognition, speaker verification and speaker recognition. The basic stages of speech recognition system are pre-
processing, feature extraction and feature selection and classification. Numerous works have been done for
improvement of all these stages to get accurate and better results. In this paper the main focus is given to
addition of machine learning in speech recognition system. This paper covers architecture of ASR that helps in
getting idea about basic stages of speech recognition system. Then focus is given to the use of machine learning
in ASR. The work done by various researchers using Support vector machine and artificial neural network is
also covered in a section of the paper. Along with this review is presented on work done using SVM, ELM,
ANN, Naive Bayes and kNN classifier. The simulation results show that the best accuracy is achieved using
ELM classifier. The last section of paper covers the results obtained by using proposed approaches in which
SVM, ANN with Cuckoo search algorithm and ANN with back propagation classifier is used. The focus is also
on the improvement of pre-processing and feature extraction processes.

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Paper Title: Controlling of Reactor Temperature and Re-Generator Temperature in FCCU

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Catalytic Cracking Unit (FCCU).A circuitous activating archetypal of the riser–regenerator arrangement is
urbanized and after acclimated in the controller. A archetypal FCCU processes a ample bulk of the feedstock
into added admired products. The all-embracing bread-and-butter allowances of a adorning could be appreciably
added if able ascendancy and enhancement strategies are implemented. Ascendancy of the FCC continues to be
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accretion arrangement is acclimated to abbreviate the alternation and bidets the capricious pairings and again
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Authors: Mainejar Yadav, Ranvijay

Paper Title: Collusion Attacks in XOR Based RG-VSS

Abstract: Visual secret sharing (VSS) is a well-known technique from the past few decades for data security.
Recently, XOR based VSS has attracted many researchers due to its lossless or good visual quality of
reconstructed secret image. Cheating in visual cryptography based VSS was introduced by Horng et. al. in 2006.
Cheating occurs when a dishonest participant presents fake share and performs stacking of fake share with
honest participants who have genuine share, thereby revealing the fake secret image instead of the original secret
image. Cheating occurs when some XOR based VSS are exposed to collusion attacks. Here, in this paper, we
have demonstrated and proved that there is a security issue in existing XOR based VSS schemes.

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Paper Title: Impact of Energy and Mobility on MANETs Routing Protocols: AODV and DSR
Abstract: Routing protocols can be tested in realistic conditions of Mobile Ad-hoc network (MANET)). The
performance of MANET depends on different parameters such as used number of nodes, mobility speed, routing
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of energy and mobility on the performance of AODV and DSR routing protocols with varying mobility speed
under random waypoint mobility model and radio energy models in the MANET. Detailed simulations have
been carried out using QualNet simulator for 50 nodes. Performance of AODV and DSR routing protocols has
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and average jitter using CBR traffic patterns.

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Paper Title: Oxidation Effects on wear Resistance of SS-304 and SS-316 Austenitic Stainless Steels
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Authors: Sumanjit Das, Sarojananda Mishra

Paper Title: Advanced Deep Learning Framework for Stock Value Prediction
Abstract: The main attractive feature to stock market is speedy growth of stock economic value in short yoke
of time. The investor analyses the demonstration, estimated value and growth of organizations before investing
money in market. The analysis may not be enough by using conventional process or some available methods
suggested by different researches. In present days large number of stocks are available in market it is very
difficult to study each stock by help of very few suggested foretelling methods. To know the anticipated stock
value we need some advanced prediction technology for stock market. This paper introduce an advanced skillful
method to plan and analyze the different organizers stock execution in market and prognosticate best suitable
stock by predicting close price of stock. The projected arrangement is based on multilayer deep learning neural
Network optimized by Adam optimizer. Recent 6 years (2010-2016) data of different organizations are applied
to the model to demonstrate the skillfulness of the projected proficient method. From result it has been
ascertained that the projected framework is best suited to all different data set of various sectors. The prediction
error is very minimal as visible from outcome graph of framework.

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Authors: Alycia Sebastian, K.Siva Sankar

 Paper Title: A Secure Boot Loader System for Loading an Operating System with Fingerprint Authentication
Abstract: In today’s world, people are constantly on move and portable systems are in demand. With
technology advancement, people exploit different types of memory devices for a portable system. For any
external boot medium, the BIOS boot order setting change is required. The dynamic boot loader successfully
eliminated this dependency and allowed the user to directly boot from any portable USB. The usage of USB has
grown exponentially in recent years and securing it has become a major concern. In this paper, the USB is
devised as a highly secured portable boot medium with fingerprint authentication to ensure data security. It
performs feature extraction by combining both Local Directional Pattern (LDP) and Histograms of Oriented
Gradients (HOG) which improves the accuracy rate. The classification is performed by random forest classifier,
such that the intended users alone are granted access to the private storage area of the USB drive.

Keywords: Flash Memories, Fingerprint Recognition, Operating Systems, Portable computers.

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An Efficient Technique to Remove Gaussian Noise and Improve the Quality of Magnetic
Paper Title:
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diseases in human body. But the main problem arising in MRI images is presence of various noises. These
noises are affecting the originality of the MRI images and producing erroneous results. Here Brain MRI images
are used for analysis of noise. Brain images are fractal in nature and especially those images are affected by
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is reduced by wavelet based thresholding techniques. They are namely Visu shrink, SURE shrink and Bayes 2375-
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PSNR(Peak signal to Noise ratio), MSE(Mean Square Error),Absolute error, Fractal dimension, IEF(Image 7
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Keywords: MRI Images, Gaussian Noise, Wavelet Thresholding, PSNR,MSE, NK, and IEF.

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Paper Title: Novel User Level Data Leakage Detection Algorithm

Abstract: Data leakage detection (DLD) is the most widely used detection technique in many applications
such as etc. detecting data leakage by various data sources is an important research issue. Several researchers
contributed to detect the data leakage by proposing various techniques. In the existing DLD techniques the
performance metrics such as accuracy and time have been neglected. In this paper, we have proposed a new
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several existing agents. We have implemented and compared the NULDLDA with existing DLD. The
experimental results indicate that proposed NULDLDA improved the performance over DLD with respect to
time and accuracy.

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Authors: Nivedita Shrivastava, Bibhudendra Acharya

Paper Title: FPGA Implementation of RECTANGLE Block Cipher Architectures

Abstract: In recent time, various lightweight algorithms have been proposed to provide security in a
constrained resource environment. With so many algorithms and their different implementations, it is hard to
 choose the appropriate security primitive for an application. In this work, various hardware implementations of
lightweight block cipher RECTANGLE is proposed like Iterative design, 16-bits architecture, Reduced
Substitution box design, RAM-based design and Iterative design with Partial loop unrolled. These designs
provide aid in overcoming the problem of security in a constrained resource environment. Architectures are
designed and implemented in various FPGA platforms. Results are extensively evaluated and compared on the
basis of throughput, throughput/slice, area utilization, energy requirement and power consumption for their
implementation in different FPGA platforms. Best trade-off among throughput and area is given by Iterative
design with partial loop unrolling. It also gave best energy consumption values for all FPGAs. Ram-based
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Paper Title: Utilisation of E-Waste, Fly Ash in Manufacturing of Paver Blocks and Tiles
Abstract: E-Waste that is increasing day by day turning into a major threat to public health and successively
pollutes the setting. India ranks fifth in the world for e-waste generation; about a pair of million a lot of e-waste
is generated associate rally and an unrevealed quantity of e-waste is foreign from alternative countries around
the world. The aim of this project is to exchange cement with e-waste and fly ash in paver block, tiles and to
chop back the worth of paver block and tiles compared thereto of convention concrete paver blocks and tiles.
Use of concrete paver block and tiles square measure presently day after day turning into standard; they are used
for paving of approaches, strategies and ton and collectively the pre-engineering building and pavements.
Throughout this project, we've used e-waste in various proportions with quarry dirt and ash, coarse combination,
compound, and metal-containing material and cement. This can be often one in every of the foremost effective
ways that to avoid the buildup of e-waste which can be a non-degradable waste. This as an alternative saves the
quanta of sand and clay that ought to be got eliminate from the dear stream beds. The e-waste getable in surplus
quantity and thence the worth issue comes down. Collectively Coloring agents are added to the mixture to
comprehend desired shades. Thence throughout this project, an endeavor is formed to review regarding the
properties of the paver blocks and tiles that are ready-made pattern e-waste. The paver blocks and tiles were
prepared and tested and so the results were mentioned.
415. Keywords: E-waste, Fly ash, Paver blocks, Tiles, Construction. 2392-
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Modified Master Key Based Multipath Reinforcement Pre-Distribution Scheme for Wireless
Paper Title:
Sensor Networks
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difficulties. The main challenge is the security issues. Objective of this project is to provide security against
clone attack in a WSN that are arranged in cluster topology. In this paper, a method to implement three
important security measures namely i) Master – Key Pre-distribution solutions, ii) Super imposed disjunct
matrix code and iii) Multipath key reinforcement scheme is discussed. One method complements the advantage
of other method and thus provides high security. The final analysis shows that the computational overhead is
minimum.
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Paper Title: Performance Analysis of Elastic Search Technique in Identification and Removalof Duplicate Data
Abstract: Elastic search is a way to organize the data and make it easily accessible. It is a server based search
on Lucene. It is a highly scalable, distributed and full-text search engine. Elastic search is developed in Java. It is
published as open source under the terms of the Apache License. Elastic search is the most popular enterprise
search engine. Elastic search includes all advances in speed, security, scalability, and hardware efficiency.
Elastic search is a tool for querying written words. It can perform some other smart tasks, but its principal is
returning text similar to a given query and statistical analyses of a quantity of text. Elasticsearch is a standalone
database server, which is written in Java and using HTTP/JSON protocol,it’s takes data and optimized the data
according to language based searches and stores it in a sophisticated format. Elastic search is very convenient,
supporting clustering and leader selection out of the box. Whether it’s searching a database of trade products by
description, finding similar text in a body of crawled web pages. In this manuscript elastic search capability of
copied data identification and its removing techniques performance are analyzed.

Keywords: Elastic search, duplicate data identification, data removing techniques, performance analysis.

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Paper Title: The Spectrum Sensing and Path Optimization Techniques in Cognitive Radio Networks
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recognize accessible directs in a remote range and change transmission parameters empowering more
interchanges to run simultaneously and furthermore improve radio working conduct. The primary thought of the
intellectual system is to give the range band to the unlicensed clients without making any damage to the earth.
By utilizing the recurrence range band, we came to utilization of these intellectual systems. Right off the bat, we
have to frame the system through any methodologies .we are utilizing optimization Mechanisms for path
identification in cognitive Radio.

Keywords: Cognitive Radio, unlicensed users , packer tracer, licensed users, ant colony optimization.

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Authors: Mohammed Hatem Obaid, Nurul Fadly Habidin

Paper Title: The Mediating Effect of Knowledge Transfer in Construction Project

Abstract: The construction industry is a competitive high-risk industry with an unprecedented uncertainties in
technology, budget, and development processes. It has become more dynamic in nature and the execution of
projects have become more complex and difficult to manage. The need then evolved to develop a framework for
project performance. This study investigates the factors affecting the project success and performance using a
knowledge and resource-based approach. Data was collected from project managers, civil engineers, site
managers, and architects. A total of 221 responses were collected. The data analysis was conducted using SPSS
and Smart PLS. This results from this investigation revealed that knowledge transfer does not mediate the effect
of strategic factors or employee factors on the project performance of Iraqi public construction projects. This
finding indicated that the role of knowledge practices in Iraqi public project is still not matured. Top
management are advised to effectively implement the knowledge management practices in public projects.
419. Implementing knowledge management will avoid the organization the cost of repeating the same mistakes. Thus,
it was concluded in this study that knowledge transfer is still in its infancy and currently it has no mediating 2412-
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effect between the variables of this study.
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Keywords: Project success; Project failure; Construction project; SPSS; AMOS; Knowledge-base, Resource
based.

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Paper Title: GEVD Based on Multichannel Wiener Filter for Removal of EEG Artifacts
Abstract: The electroencephalography (EEG) signals are contaminated by ocular artifacts usually called as
ElectroOculoGraphy(EOG) artifacts. This occurs due to an eye movement and repeatedly blinking eyes, it is a
major barrier to overcome when analyzing ElectroEncephaloGram (EEG) data. In this paper, Generalized Eigen
Value Decomposition (GEVD) algorithm based on Multichannel Wiener filter (MWF) was proposed. In the
GEVD algorithm, the covariance matrix of the artifact is identified and substituted by low rank approximation.
For both real and hybrid EEG data is demonstrated using this algorithm and also compared with other existing
methods for removal of artifacts. This paper determines generic, robust and fast algorithm for artifact removal of
various types of EEG signals. Signal to Error Ratio (SER) and Artifact to Residue Ratio (ARR) both are
expressed in dBs. The better performance of artifact removal is expressed with high SER which measures clean
EEG distortion and ARR measures the artifact estimation.

Keywords: EEG, EOG, Multichannel Wiener filter, Generalized Eigen Value Decomposition, Signal to Error
Ratio (SER) and Artifact to Residue Ratio (ARR).

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 Authors: L. Jaya Singh Dhas, B. Mukunthan

Paper Title: Kleinberg’s Hyper-Richness Based Fuzzy Partition Clustering for Efficient Bi-Temporal Data
Abstract: Clustering is the process used for partitioning the total dataset into different classes of similar
objects. The group contains knowledge about their members and also helps to understand the structure of the
dataset very easily. Clustering the bitemporal data is one of the major tasks in data mining since the bitemporal
datasets are very large with various attribute counts. Hence the accurate clustering is still challenging tasks. In
order to improve the clustering accuracy with less complexity, Kleinberg’s Hyper-richness Bitemporal property
based fuzzy c means partition Clustering (KHBP-FCMPC) technique is introduced. The KHBP-FCMPC
technique partition the bitemporal dataset into number of possible groups with an improved performance rate
based on a distance metric. At first, the ‘c’ numbers of clusters are initialized. The KHBP-FCMPC technique
uses the core data point module and authority sector module to minimize the execution time of clustering the
data points. Core data point module served as the centroid of the cluster. Each cluster contains one core data
point. After that, the distance is computed with the membership function. The authority sector module assigns
the data points into the cluster with minimum distance. After that, the centroid is updated and the process
iterated until the convergence is met. Finally, the Kleinberg’s Hyper-richness Bitemporal property is applied to
verify the total dataset equals the partition of all the data points. This property used to group the entire data
points into the cluster with higher accuracy. Experimental evaluation is carried out using a temporal dataset with
different factors such as clustering accuracy, false positive rate, time complexity and space complexity with a
number of data points. The experimental results show that the proposed KHBP-FCMPC technique increases the
bitemporal data clustering accuracy with less false positive rate, time complexity as well as space complexity.
Based on the results observations, KHBP-FCMPC technique is more efficient than the state-of-the-art methods.

Keywords: clustering, bitemporal data, Kleinberg’s Hyper-richness Bitemporal property, fuzzy c means
partition Clustering, Core data point module, authority sector module.

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Paper Title: Design of a Roller Bearing Grease Removal Device

Abstract: In the present Scenario, The manual method for Removing grease from the Roller Bearing used in
the railway department became a major problem. Chemicals will effect humans while cleaning the railway
bearings in manual method. In order to reduce human effect and increase efficiency in cleaning, we are aimed to
design a machine which will automatically clean the bearings and will decrease the time of cleaning. In the
overhauling process, which will be done manually will be directly apply the kerosene and the compressed air.
This suggested machine will clean the bearing automatically by providing kerosene and compressed air with
high velocity. The compressed air with high velocity will be provided to rotate the bearing continuously and
kerosene will be applied simultaneously, Thus the cleaning of the bearing. Will be done automatically. It works
on principle that kerosene air mixture will reduce the density and remove the grease from the bearing completely
and it is collected in a drain. After the overhauling process, the parts will be assembled in the railway coaches.
So this machine can reduce the time in the working process and avoids the human problems in manual method.
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Authors: Hari Prasad Dara, Narasimha Rao Maragani, K.Vijayakumar, K.Sunil Babu
Preparation and Characterization of Gel Polymer Electrolyte Based on PAN- NH4CF3SO4 and
Paper Title:
Nano ZrO2 Filler –Application as an Electrochemical cell
Abstract: In the present investigation, the Nano Composite Gel Polymer Electrolyte (NCGPEs) based on nano
fillers ZrO2, Polyacrylonitrile (PAN), and Ammonium Triflate (NH4CF3SO4) doped at various wt% ratios
prepared with the help of solution cast technique. The better amorphous nature observed for the
70PAN:30NH4CF3SO4 composition with addition of 1-4 wt% of ZrO2 nano fillers and structural, complexation
studies of NCGPEs were confirmed by XRD technique. The micro structural studies and particle size can be
revealed by SEM technique. DC Conductivity studies reveal the ionic conductivity performance on effect of
temperature and composition wt% of nano powder. The ionic conductivity studies observed for
70PAN:30NH4CF3SO4 with nano powder ZrO2 concentration ranging from 1-4 wt%. The sample containing
3wt% of ZrO2 exhibits the highest conductivity order of 4.20x10-4 S cm-1 at room temperature (303K) and
4.65x 10-3 S cm-1 at 373K. The cell parameters like Open Circuit Voltage, Short Circuit Current, energy density
and power density were perfectly determined which were useful to explain electrochemical cell behavior.

Keywords: NCGPEs; Surface morphology, Discharge parameters; Electrochemical Cell Applications.

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Authors: Bernd Wiedecke, Mamatov Narzillo, Mirabbos Payazov, Samijonov Abdurashid

Paper Title: Acoustic Signal Analysis and Identification

Abstract: Speech in one of most important things in our life. Creating community between human and
machine using speech is one of critical problems. Signal processing helps to solve the basic stages of various
areas of this problem. Working in the field of speech-audio signals processing is conducted very actively. Article
describes examples of analysis and speech-audio signals one of the methods processing.

424. Keywords: acoustic signals, frequency range, identification, signal processing, wavelet and spectrum analysis.
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Paper Title: Automatic Speaker Identification by Voice Based on Vector Quantization Method
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Paper Title: Karakalpak Speech Recognition with CMU Sphinx

Abstract: One of the main problems of speech recognition systems is the diversity of natural languages. Most
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Paper Title: Ethics in Cloud Computing: Implications for India

Abstract: Cloud Computing (CC) has drawn the attention in global business level. It is another age of
computing systems, progressively creating a promising answer to computing complexity and increasing size of
data. Although the evolution has not reached the maturity level but still there is adequate research about this
topic. The study is proposed to identify the factors, which influences cloud computing adoption (CCA) in India
through ethical context. Research was conducted using methodology of quantitative technique, which was based
on study of 149 respondents from different industries in India. A research model was proposed which consisted
of 6 hypothesis and then tested through multiple regression methods and factor analysis. The findings of the
study shows that reliance on technology, proscriptive pressure and control are significant contributors and
functional creep, compliance and educational pressure were insignificant contributors. It classifies probable
advantages and probable ethical or moral issues for would be clients, particularly in the field of business.

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Authors: Niranjan Kumar, Saurabh Sambhav, Prakash Kumar, Srest Somay

Paper Title: Multiwall Carbon Nanotube Made Antenna At Terahertz Frequency Range
Abstract: Earlier the propagation capability of BCNTs (bunch carbon nanotubes) made antenna was studied in
 terahertz frequency vicinity and its fulfilments were correlated with conventionally used thin gold film antenna.
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transitions hinder big problems in MWCNT. It also hinders the propagation of guided wave and gives spoiling
effect basically in the achievement of a fixed dimension MWCNT when we used it as an antenna.

Keywords: Multiwall Carbon Nanotube, Interband transitions, scattering parameters, gold carbon ribbon.
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Paper Title: Object-Based and Rule-Based Classification of Synthetic Aperture Radar Images
Abstract: Since thousands of years, the land is the basic and very important requirement for humans to survive
and grow. The surface area of the earth provided by nature contains many different geographical locations
divided into oceans, mountains, rivers, barren land, fertile land, ice caps and many more. The huge land masses
and water bodies need to be observed and analyzed for optimum utilization of resources. Remote sensing is the
best possible way to observe the earth's surface from a distance through different satellites and sensors. But most
of the satellite images are not clear up to the extent to classify different terrain features accurately. Hence
classification of image is needed to observe different terrain features in original images. In this study, the aim is
to propose a branch of natural computation for SAR image classification into different terrain features with
better information retrieval and accuracy measures as compared to traditional methods for satellite image
429. classification. The object-based analysis has been used to extract spectral reflectance of five texture measures
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namely urban, rocky, vegetation, water and barren to generate training set. Minimum distance to mean classifier
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has been used with one of the Nature Inspired computation technique i.e. bacterial foraging optimization
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algorithm for the satellite image classification, to extract the more accurate information about land area of Alwar
district, Rajasthan, India. In the proposed study a high-quality thematic map has been generated with the 7-band
multi-spectral, medium-resolution satellite images. This approach provides the greater speed and accuracy in its
computation with 97.43% overall accuracy (OA) and 0.96 Kappa co-efficient.

Keywords: Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Image, Land use land cover (LULC), Object-based image analysis
(OBIA), Bacterial Foraging Optimization Algorithm (BFOA).

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Paper Title: Upcoding Fraud Discovery in the Economical Fields Using Block Chain Technology
Abstract: Discovering the fraud is the most important now a days as it is observed in every sector starting from
Banks to schools. Therefore it is significant discover this fraud so that the loss could be zero. Upcoding
fraudulence is one kind of fraud observed now days in which the provider gains extra monetary by coding a
solution in spite it is taken by the claimer the fraud will claim the insurance one more time without allusion of
certified person. Owed to this claimer could misplace assurance still he is endorsed person to increase due to
fraud has already claimed the monetary. With the help of expert system and data withdrawal it’s easier to
recognize scam. With superior technologies like block chaining it’s easier to detect fraud in the addition of fraud
it is also known the history of the fraud. This paper concentrates on up coding Fraudulence discovery using
block chain technology.

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Paper Title: Passenger Capacity of Underground Metro by the Use of Neural Network Program (NNP)
431. Abstract: The present paper deals with studying on (GCUM) by the use of (NNP), consequently, the future
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safety and economic future operation.To attain this goal, a methodology was proposed to collect the necessary
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data and analyze them. These data were applied as the inputs into the Neural Network Program (NNP) for the
 two (GCUM) lines ‘1’ & ‘2’ to have two models as inputs and outputs, one for the 1st line and the other for the
2nd one, taking only into consideration, the input, and output variables which gave tolerances less 19% than that
were obtained by applying excel program. Thus, it is easily to predict the future capacity for any predicted year,
and the corresponding headway as well as to prepare an estimated schedule complies with the required future
Rolling Stock (RS).

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Paper Title: IoT Implementation and Management for Smart Farming

Abstract: Precision agriculture can enable the vision of smart agriculture, improves the crop productivity and
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Authors: Prashant Mishra, Dheeraj Rane

An Application of Big Data in Social Media Anomaly Detection using Weight Based Technique to
Paper Title:
Compare Performance of PIG and HIVE
Abstract: Social media is become one of the most popular application. Commonly social media is used for
communication and social activities. Thus a significant amount of data is produced in these platforms and
handling of these data requires advance data handling techniques thus big data is used to deal with such huge
data. On the other hand, now in these days attackers and phishers are also active on social media. These attackers
435. create fake profiles and trap the users to still their confidential and sensitive information. In this context the fake
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profiles are one of the serious problems in these days in social media. In this presented work a new technique for
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detecting the social media anomaly profile is prepared and their implementation is described in this paper. In
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addition of that the experimental analysis on real twitter profiles are also performed for 1200 profile features. To
process these data two BIG data utilities are used namely PIG and HIVE is used. These profile features are
collected from the live twitter data and evaluation of different profiles. The experimental results are compared
for both the utilities (i.e. PIG and Hive) to demonstrate the successfully identification of legitimate and anomaly
profiles.
 Keywords: BIG Data, data mining, fake profile, HIVE, PIG ,profile anomaly, social media, social spamming.

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Distributed Architecture for Secure, Attack-Resilient Crypto Currency Transactions for the
Paper Title:
Classified Temporal and Text Data
Abstract: In the digital world, the crypto currency has to do with the use of tokens based on the distributed
ledger technology in a secure manner. Crypto currency can be a resource on a block chain network or can be
seen as a tool to perform the transactions ensuring the privacy and security. Data may be available in temporal or
text format. This paper describes about the distributed architecture for secure and attack-resilient bit coin-based
crypto currency transactions for classified temporal and text data. The temporal data may be voice, sound or
graphical information basing on the time series. If the data available is temporal this work describes about how it
can be classified into a processed form. In this context, this paper describes the process of converting temporal
data into text data. Further, the paper describes about the process of ensuring the security. This paper describes
about the methodologies of cryptography-based hashing, attack-resilient nonce generation and verifiable
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Keywords: Classification, Crypto currency, Hashing, Nonce, Temporal Data, Transactions, Verifiable
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Paper Title: An Impact of Operating and Non-Operating Expenses on Financial Viability in Jet Airways
Abstract: ‘Crisis’ – the result of insolvency and bankruptcy situation for a firm or nation. The reasons for a
crisis of a firm are internal and external environmental facts to which the firm couldnot understand thoroughly.
438. During the crisis the shareholders blame the firm’s policies, procedures and administrative strategies. The banks
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show reluctance not only to the firms but also to their linkages also. In the present paper a detailed study has
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been carried out about the crisis in Jet Airways. For the purpose descriptive study has been chosen to know the
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root cause which damaged the harmonic functioning of the company. The results have disclosing that pre-
emptive actions must be taken by the firms to absorb corporate government policies perfectly. It is the primary
responsibility in front of the Governments to involve in internal activities of the corporate firms and the policies
 should be made by makers in such a way only.

Keywords: financial crisis, insolvency, bankruptcy, financial ratios.

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Authors: Khyati , J.S.Sohal

Paper Title: A Hybrid Intelligent Decision-Making System for Navigation with Optimized Performance
Abstract: A moving vehicle comes across some permanent components like roads and some variable
components like other vehicles etc. Keeping these components at forefront, an automated vehicle needs to take
astute and speedy decisions about its next move. In this research paper, we have proposed a hybrid model based
on two soft computing techniques that is Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems to optimize the performance of
Navigation Systems in terms of speed and accuracy. The proposed model is an extension of authors previous
work [ 1] in which the Best Feature Selection model was created to extract the most paramount features of
navigation images. In that, it was observed that extracted feature set had direct impact on speed and accuracy of
the working model as no resources were required to be spent on impertinent features. Our hybrid model
performs three steps afore taking final decision that is either to move or stop the automated vehicle. The first
step involves passing the outputs of Best Feature Selection Model and PCA as inputs through Convolutional
Neural Network (CNN) deep learning model and obtaining the response in form of move or stop. Principal
Component Analysis (PCA) technique was performed on the extracted feature set to improve our knowledge
about input feature set by procreating new features. In our previous work [2], it was justified that Principal
Component Analysis (PCA) when used in conjunction with Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) yields better
results as compared to standalone performance of PCA and CNN. It was withal analysed that PCA-CNN is
going to give nearly same precision either we give ten percent training or we give high order training. The
second step involves using one other variant of Neural Networks that is Re-current Neural Networks (RNN) for
ascertaining out the bestest feature from all eleven features of Best Feature Selection Model. The factor with
least Mean Square Error is used to calculate the decision in form of move or stop. The last step involves passing
the outputs of CNN model and RNN model through Fuzzy Module. Here the Fuzzy rules are generated to take
final decision for moving vehicle. The accuracy of this hybrid model came out be 89.28 percent which is far
better than individual accuracies that is 72 percent and 60 percent of CNN model and RNN model respectively
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Keywords: Convolutional Neural Net-works, Fuzzy logic, Intelligent Systems, Neural Networks, Principal 2510-
Component Analysis, Recurrent Neural Networks. 25
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Authors: Rachana Nagal, Pradeep Kumar, Poonam Bansal

Paper Title: Optimal C code Implementation of OWGWA-CSS Algorithm on TMS320C6713 DSK

Abstract: This paper presents the C code optimization of Oppositional Whale Grey Wolf Algorithm with
Control Search Space (OWGWA-CSS) used for denoising EEG signal for its real-time implementation on
floating point DSP processor TMS320C6713. In general, developers tried to speed up the program all-time
which leads to increase in the code size so as increase the complexity as well as difficult readability. To make
the code efficient it is important to optimize the C code. For optimizing the C code first, the MATLAB code is
converted to C and then implemented on DSP processor. Here, multiple C code optimization techniques for the
efficient implementation of OWGWA-CSS algorithm on DSP processor TMS320C6713 is presented. The aim
of optimizing C code is to reduce the computational burden and speed up the process. The work done here is a
step to minimize Millions Instruction Per Second (MIPS) used to execute the c- code of OWGWA-CSS EEG
noise cancellation algorithm. The C code optimization is done by using Code Composer Studio (Integrated
Development environment for TMS320C67xx series). CCS is used for optimization, profiling, debugging and
implementation. After applying various C code optimization techniques 25% reduction in MIPS has been
obtained.

Keywords: Code Optimization, profiling, Adaptive Noise Canceller, DSP Processor, Optimization algorithms,
EEG Signal.

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Authors: V. Vinoth Kumar, K. S. Arvind, S. Umamaheswaran, Suganya K.S

Paper Title: Hierarchal Trust Certificate Distribution using Distributed CA in MANET

Abstract: In the growing network generation of wireless systems, there is a necessity usage of deploying
441. wireless network for usage of individual mobile users. The considerable examples are the deploying MANET in
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emergency situations like disaster, military surveillance, tactical networks, data networks etc. This network
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situation doesn’t work on centralized and adopt the rely operations without access points. All these application
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areas adopts infrastructure less environment which facilitates highly possible network attacks. Identifying such a
security breach happening in network would be a Herculean task. This research identifies trusted parties will
 involve in message communication and provides privacy of the message being sent to destination using
cryptographic mechanisms. When two or more networks involve in data communication at that situation making
the authentication with the help of certification distribution method would be a difficult task. Hence the nodes
are dropping the packet or unauthorized parties do the denial of service so that delay will increase and
throughput is reduced. In order to overcome this issue, the cross certification method is implemented with the
distribution of certificate using hierarchal trust. This method solves the issue of authentication problem and
coordinates for all the nodes to communicate to each other as a trusted party. When two ad hoc networks merge,
we need a mechanisms for nodes originated from different networks to certify and authenticate each other.
Finally the simulation was conducted with certain parameters and achieved better throughput and reduced delay
of data transfer.

Keywords: Digital Certificate, trust model, TLS, MANET, AODV.

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Authors: V.Sukumar, R.Senthilkumar, V.Manieniyan

Paper Title: Bio Oil from Bio Waste (Mahua Oil Cake) Using Fast Pyrolysis Process
Abstract: Biomass is a renewable resource utilized to produce bio fuel from bio waste. In this experiment,
fixed bed fast pyrolysis is carried out on a model of mahua oil cake (MOC dimension) to conclude
predominantly the consequences of pyrolysis temperature, MOC dimension and nitrogen gas flow rate from the
pyrolysis yields. The temperature, MOC dimension and nitrogen gas flow rate were varied between 500 to 600
oC, 2 mm to 6 mm and 0.2 to 0.4 liter per min (lpm). The utmost oil yield of 25.90 wt % was attained for a
nitrogen gas flow rate of 0.3 lpm, particle size of 4 mm and pyrolysis temperature of 550oC. The pyrolysis oil
had a calorific value of 28180 KJ/kg. The pyrolysis gas may well be utilized as a gaseous fuel. In addition, the
bio-oil was illustrated by elemental, gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC-MS) analyzer.

Keywords: Biomass, Char, Fast pyrolysis, Fixed bed, Mahua oil cake.

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443. Paper Title: A Vignette of Spiritual Intelligence and Transformational Leadership

Abstract: The United Nations (UN) has identified 17 Sustainable Development Goals aimed to end poverty, 2529-
hunger and inequality, act on climate change and the environment, improve access to health and education, and 25
build strong institutions and partnerships. A style of leadership, ingrained in an altruistic and holistic approach 34
that acknowledges the interrelationships of all beings, is a pre-requisite to achieve sustainable development. The
projects undertaken by Amrita Institutions, under the guidance and leadership of its founder, Sri Mata
Amritanandamayi Devi, are in tandem with the Sustainable Development Goals identified by the UN. Results of
a survey conducted to unravel the observable components of Spiritual Intelligence (SI) and Transformational
Leadership (TL) of Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi, suggest a classic blend of SI and TL. Emulation of the
convergence of SI and TL is projected to be an approach for mankind to transcend the differences of race,
culture, and ideology, and regard one another as entities of a single all-encompassing consciousness. This
prospective is predicted to promote fulfilment, purpose and meaning to life of individuals, communities, nations,
and the world at large. The preliminary study illustrating this concept needs to be explored as recommendation
for a future research, encompassing qualitative and quantitative analysis, to yield a holistic view of leadership
characteristics. Longitudinal studies could also be pursued to deduce their trajectories over longer periods in
time.

Keywords: Spiritual Intelligence, Transformational Leadership, Vignette, Sri Mata Amritanandamayi Devi,
Contemporary spiritual leader, Sustainable Development Goals.

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Paper Title: Dynamic Response of RC Panel with and Without Openings Subjected To Blast Loading
Abstract: The dynamic response of reinforced concrete (RC) panels without and with different configuration
of opening under blast load scenario is investigated in the present study. The numerical simulations were carried
out using finite element method with ABAQUS application. The concrete behavior under blast loading was
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variation in blast load due to different charge weight. It was observed that the peak displacement increases with
increase in blast load. It was also observed that at lower blast load, failure of reinforced concrete panel was
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the RC panel without opening is less affected by crushing failure as compared to RC panel with opening
configuration studied. It was also observed that the RC panel with circular opening at center is stiffer than other
opening configuration and observed to have stable structural performance against the blast load studied.

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Paper Title: An Optimal Filter to Reduce BER Utilizing RLS and Firefly
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estimates. The performance of the proposed structure is evaluated using Bit Error Rate and Average Logarithmic
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Paper Title: Estimation of Soc and Soh Using Mixed Neural Network and Coulomb Counting Algorithm
Abstract: The Lithium ion battery is widely used in most of the battery powered electronics and automotive
products like mobile phones, laptop, wall watch, calculator and other. The Battery provides power to devices
with the facility of movability. On the other hand, it also provides power backup to devices. The Battery State of
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446. estimated. In this paper, SOC is estimated using a back-propagation neural network with 3 inputs namely,
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voltage, current, and temperature of the battery. Coulomb counting method is used to find the new or remaining
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capacity of the battery which will notify about its SOH. The whole setup is implemented in PIC16F877A with
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the voltage, current and temperature sensors.

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Authors: Gulnora Ismoilova, Feruza Nabieva, G’ayrat Dehqonov

The Importance And Necessity Of Establishing Strong Cooperation Between Businesses And
Paper Title:
Universities In Uzbekistan
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industries and entrepreneurs to invest university research sections so that to hold university and entrepreneurs’
partnership for reaching optimum solutions to current issues.

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Authors: Prashant Parashar, Divakar Singh

Paper Title: Development of High Quality Color Image Compression using Block Transformation
Abstract: The upcoming era of social media will be highly equipped with the images and the videos. Images
or multimedia content sharing and storing services are still costly for common man which is need to be resolved
to cover all the users either middle class or high society users. Various online platforms have filled the gaps for
freedom of expression for everyone. The huge demand of the multimedia data sharing through the
telecommunication networks has increased. The compression of images has changed the requirements for
effective transmission and storage media. With the convenience of accessibility of press tools and digital image
web exchange, there has been a dramatic increase. Image is the least component of multimedia information and
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includes a important portion of the velocity of communication for multimedia data communication n 2566-
Developments in image compression techniques have therefore developed potential requirement. For all 25
pictures, a fundamental concept of image formation is that the pixels are linked and comprise extremely useless 72
data afterwards. The primary objective of this job is to discover in the image reduced associated pixel intensities.
In this work an adaptive frequency domain block processing for color image compression has developed and
simulated.

Keywords: Image Compression, Color Image, PSNR, Lossy Compression, Block Transform.

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Paper Title: Bearing Strength and Failure Modes Analysis of Carbon Reinforced Aluminium Laminate
Abstract: Objective of this paper is study the bearing strength and failure modes of the Fiber Metal Laminates
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hole diameter (e/D), ratio to the width of composite to hole diameter (W/D) are varied during the experiment.
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laminate with [Ca0°/Ca90°/Al/Ca90°/Ca0°]s orientation is having a bearing strength 3.94% higher than that of
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greater than 3 and the two width- diameter ratio 4 and 6 exhibited bearing failure. For smaller ratios, the failure
is due to shear out which involves combination of bearing and net tension failure.

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Authors: Ashok Kumar Mohapatra, Minakhi Behera, Nanda Kishore Ray

Paper Title: E-Type Asymmetric Multilevel Inverter Based Transformer less Traction Drive
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450. AC voltage to DC and again this DC voltage will be converted into three phase AC. The output of the E-type
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Authors: Badr Almutairi, Sultan Almotairi

A Heterogeneous and Optimized System for Trainers for Analysis and Rectification of
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and the programmers to know about student’s capacity of coding. This system provides a top few errors with
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students and the other stakeholders are using. As this system alerts the programmers and the other stakeholder
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Praveen Kumar Reddy M, T Sunil Kumar Reddy, S.Balakrishnan, Syed Muzamil Basha
453. Authors:
Ravi Kumar Poluru
 Paper Title: Heart Disease Prediction Using Machine Learning Algorithm
Abstract: Heart disease is a common problem which can be very severe in old ages and also in people not
having a healthy lifestyle. With regular check-up and diagnosis in addition to maintaining a decent eating habit
can prevent it to some extent. In this paper we have tried to implement the most sought after and important
machine learning algorithm to predict the heart disease in a patient. The decision tree classifier is implemented
based on the symptoms which are specifically the attributes required for the purpose of prediction. Using the
decision tree algorithm, we will be able to identify those attributes which are the best one that will lead us to a
better prediction of the datasets. The decision tree algorithm works in a way where it tries to solve the problem
by the help of tree representation. Here each internal node of the tree represents an attribute, and each leaf node
corresponds to a class label. The support vector machine algorithm helps us to classify the datasets on the basis
of kernel and it also groups the dataset using hyper plane. The main objective of this project is to try and reduce
the number of occurrences of the heart diseases in patients.

Keywords: About four key words or phrases in alphabetical order, separated by commas.

References:

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Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN), Dallas, TX, 2013, pp. 1-4. doi: 10.1109/IJCNN.2013.6707080
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Engineerings' Meeting (EBBT), Istanbul, 2017, pp. 1-4. 06
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3. P. Su, J. Yang, Z. Li and Y. Liu, "Mining Actionable Behavioral Rules Based on Decision Tree Classifier," 2017 13th International
Conference on Semantics, Knowledge and Grids (SKG), Beijing, 2017, pp. 139-143.
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Research Technology Conference (URTC), Cambridge, MA, 2017, pp. 1-4.
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5. P. Nag, S. Mondal, F. Ahmed, A. More and M. Raihan, "A simple acute myocardial infarction (Heart Attack) prediction system using
clinical data and data mining techniques," 2017 20th International Conference of Computer and Information Technology (ICCIT),
Dhaka, 2017, pp. 1-6.
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Artificial Neural Network," 2016 3rd International Conference on Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom), New
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Authors: Shashikumar Prakash Mitadar , Veena-Kumara-Adi

Adsorption and Statistical Analysis of Textile Effluent Contaminated with Congo red On Orange
Paper Title:
Peel
Abstract: In the present study we made an effort to deploy orange peel as adsorbent to remove Congo red dye
from a synthetic media. Adsorption of Congo red dye was carried out using Response Surface Methodology
(RSM).The influence of various factors such as adsorbent dosage, initial concentration of adsorbate and agitation
time on adsorption was analyzed. A total no of 13 runs of experiments were conducted by using the detailed
conditions which is designed by RSM based Box-Behnken Design. Contour plots and surface plots were
analyzed to know the effect of factors. Activated orange peel could adsorb a maximum of 96.776% of congo red
dye. The values observed in the experiment well agreed with the RSM predicted values .Activated orange peel
seems to be better adsorbent and RSM could be a great tool undertake adsorption.: Congo Red Dye, Adsorption,
Response Surface Methodology, Orange Peel, Box-Behnken Design.

Keywords: Adsorption, Box-behnken Design ,Congo red dye, Orange peel ,Response Surface Methodology.
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Authors: Sugumar D, Harshavarthan V, Kavisri S, Aezhisai Vallavi M S, Vanathi P T

Paper Title: Citrus Classification and Grading Using Machine Learning Algorithms
Abstract: Sorting of fruit into different grade is essential to fetch high price in the market. The fruits are
graded based on height, size, area and weight. Each and every fruit changes the skin’s color in their life span.
Hence, it is appropriate to grade them by processing color images of them and then applying estimation or
recognition techniques on those images. Citrus (plant) grows even in temperature lands and it does not penetrate
its root too deep. It is a precious commodity and used for various day to day activities. In this paper, Machine
vision technique is used to sort citrus based on variety and quality. Primarily, the image is captured by a camera,
placed at a particular distance. Then captured citrus image is classified into different categories, based on their
color, size and quality. During the processing, the attributes are determined based on their defects in the surface
of the citrus. Finally, the quality and breed are determined based on the three-color planes of color image and
gray scale image respectively.

Keywords: Machine vision, Machine learning, Citrus, Unsupervised Algorithm, Classification.

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Authors: Amit Shrivastava

456.
Paper Title: Development of Asynchronous Motor Bearing Fault Diagnosis Method using TDA and FFNN
 Abstract: Asynchronous motors (AM) are life line of any process industry. Malfunctioning of AM at any stage
of process leads the cost of finish product and decrease the efficiency of plant. Hence detection and diagnosis of
AM failure at early stage is essential for timely maintenance and enhance the overall efficiency of the plant. The
work present in this paper focuses on the bearing faults of AM. For this purpose experimental setup is developed
in laboratory and results are based on experimental study carried out in laboratory by analysing AM generated
vibration signals using time domain analysis (TDA) and feed forward neural network (FFNN).

Keywords: Bearing Failure, Induction Motor, Neural Network, Time Domain Analysis, Vibration Signals.

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Authors: Siddharth Goutam, Srija Unnikrishnan, Sundary Prabavathy, Neel Kudu

Paper Title: Prediction of Vertical Handover Using Multivariate Regression Model

Abstract: Choosing the best performing network among the pool of available networks is a challenge faced by
every mobile user. This paper majorly focuses on the development of a system that can ease the above task
based on available parameters like Received Signal Strength, Bandwidth, Cost, Network Coverage, Jitter, Packet
Loss, Latency etc. The system uses Multivariate Regression Model to help select the best network with the help
of a mobile application. The algorithm assigns a Handover value to each available network among the pool of
available networks and makes a comparative study to facilitate the decision of the best performing network. The
system can also be used by service providers to optimise their network performance by studying the effect of
change in the network parameters. Another possible application can be to check the Handover feasibility of
future technology networks. The paper also tries to focus on the giving insights on the influence each network
parameter mentioned above has on the final value of Handover by using statistical methods and ANOVA.

Keywords: Vertical Handover (VHO), Handover Value (HV), Received Signal Strength (RSS), Quality Of
Service (QoS) Analysis Of Variance (ANOVA), Multivariate Linear Regression (MLR), Coefficient Of
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Body Networks," in IEEE International Conference on Communication (ICC), 2018.
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Authors: Shivi Sharma, Ashish Sharma, Hemraj Saini

Paper Title: Advanced Network Security Analysis (ANSA) in Big Data Technology
Abstract: Big Data has caught the attention of research, science, and business world due to the advancement in
458. digitalization. With the evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT), data is increasing by massive amounts every
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day. In the big data environment, securing a large amount of data has become a challenging issue in both
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security and research industry. In this paper, a framework has been proposed to inspect malignant information
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and suspicious activities traveling over the networks by utilizing Hive Queries. This framework’s procedure
loads activity information into Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) through a Hive database thus examining
 the information. This information is sorted as IP Wise, Port Wise, and Protocol Wise. Hive queries will help to
achieve these three goals:- 1) Traffic classification 2) Interrupt Identification 3) analyzing of network traffic.
Using this framework provides users’ a benefit of being able to investigate Big Data and helps them to detect
attacks. Therefore, this framework will allow prevention of network attacks and enable real-time detection in a
Big Data environment.

Keywords: Big Data, Hadoop, Network attack, Network Security Analysis.

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techniques in R for desktop users. In Computational Intelligence (SSCI), 2016 IEEE Symposium Series on (pp. 1-8). IEEE.
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Authors: Bharti Sharma, Adeel Hashmi, Ankit Kumar

Paper Title: Whale Optimization Based Recommendation System

Abstract: Recommendation System is an information filtering system which seeks to predict the “liking” of a
user for an item, with the aim to suggest the user those items which he/she is most likely to select/buy. The focus
of this paper is on rating prediction whose main objective is to predict the ratings the current user is going to
give to the items which are yet to be rated/viewed by him/her. This paper uses a collaborative filtering based
approach for generating recommendation, and the model used is a clustering-based model. In this approach all
the existing users are clustered using whale optimization technique, instead of traditional clustering approaches
like k-means, EM algorithm, etc. The appropriate cluster is then identified for the active user, and the ratings of
the active user are predicted based on ratings given by other users belonging to the same cluster. Different
measures like MAE, SD, RMSE and t-value are used for performance analysis of the proposed method and the
results obtained are found to be highly accurate.

Keywords: Collaborative filtering, MAE, SD, RMSE, T-value, WCSS.

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Authors: Sunitha Tappari , K. Sridevi

 Paper Title: Resource Optimized Security Coding In Light Weight Security Protocol
Abstract: The overhead for resource utilization in the round coding operation of security coding is large.
Though lightweight protocols are used as a measure of provisioning, higher level of security in many real time
applications, the need of key scheduling, key generation and s-box operation leads to large resource utilization.
This resource consumption intern leads to large power consumption and area overhead. To minimize the
resource utilization in this paper, a new resource optimization technique following resource reutilization scheme
is proposed. The resource utilization is synchronized by the delay term instruction application in cryptography
coding.

Keywords: Security coding, resource optimization, resource reutilization, light weight coding.

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Authors: Syed Afzal Basha, B. Jayarami Reddy, C. Sashidhar

Paper Title: Effective Utilization of Quarry Residues and Mineral Admixtures in High Strength Concrete
Abstract: The various requesting utilization of cement is not promptly met with Ordinary Portland cement
(OPC) alone. To satisfy up the need and just as guaranteed the green concrete durability, it has ends up
important to add mineral increments with the best blend of others by-product as substitution to improve the
performance without risking the quality of the concrete. In the construction industry, OPC cement and stream
sand are utilized as significant material making it rare and restricted. While, with respect to the cement is notable
as the greatest guilty parties for discharging carbon dioxide (CO2). Consequently, incomplete substitution of
cement turns into a need just as common sand in concrete by waste material or by-product without bargaining
the nature of the finished result. Fractional supplanting with Ground Granulated Blast furnace Slag (GGBS),
Silica Fume (SF) fuses with 100% of quarry dust (QD) as sand substitution has been utilized. The utilization of
100% QD with OPC+SF delivered increasingly durable concrete with low chloride ingress and preferred
461. outfitting over with 100% stream sand. Notwithstanding the cost impact advantage, the decrease in exhaustion of 2652-
stream sand, tending to condition and manageability issues, it is a significant commitment in making green 26
concrete. 58
Keywords: Ordinary Portland cement, Ground Granulated Blast furnace Slag, Silica fume, quarry dust.

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Authors: Vinay A Kulkarni, Maneetkumar R Dhanvijay, A Y Momin

Paper Title: Surface Plate Based Method for Quick Check CMM Accuracy Measurement
Abstract: Coordinate Measuring Machine is now mandatory in Industries for not only dimensional
measurement but also form measurement of jobs. However, due to changes in temperature in Indian Scenario,
Rigidity of guide ways, frictional bearings, it is always susceptible for error development. These errors if not
addressed, integrates into dimensional measurement of workpart, which remains induced due to measurement
system error. Best position of job in entire volume of CMM affects the accuracy of measurand and is the
deciding factor in CMM measurement. An attempt is made in this paper, to establish low cost surface plate
based method for quick check CMM accuracy measurement by operator only without requirement of Laser
CMM expert. The outcome of method depicts closeness within 3 µm with laser interferometer. This saves at
least two lakhs rupees per three months and the total saving will be 6 lakhs rupees, annually.
462. Keywords: CMM, Surface Plate, Quick Check, Error. 2659-
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Evaluate the Measurement Uncertainty of Flatness by a CMM, Mapan, 32(2017), 251-257. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12647-017-0227-3
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reference standards for coordinate measuring machines, Mapan, 33(2018), 191-199, https://doi.org/10.1007/s12647-017-0250-4
5. Girija Moona, Rina Sharma, Usha Kiran, KP Chaudhary, Evaluation of Measurement Uncertainty for Absolute Flatness Measurement
by using Fizeau Interferometer with Phase Shifting Capability, Mapan, 29 (2014), 261-267, https://doi.org/10.1007/s12647-014-0106-
0.

Authors: Avinash Pareek , Sandeep Kumar Saini , Chitra Holla , Geetha Nagaraju
“Enabling Women Entrepreneurs in Horticulture and Instruction Parts in India through
Paper Title:
Microfinance Advancements”
Abstract: Empowerment is a multi-dimensional, social procedure of expanding the limit of people or
gatherings to settle on decisions and to change those decisions into wanted activities and results. This procedure
makes the ability to utilize these decisions in his or her very own life, network and society, with people
following up on issues that they characterize as vital. Empowerment is a procedure which empowers one to pick
up power, expert and impact over themselves, organizations or society. At the end of the day, empowerment is
having basic leadership intensity of one's own and the capacity to settle on appropriate choices. Empowerment
463. likewise implies capacity to learn abilities for enhancing one's close to home or gathering power. This Research
Paper centers around understanding the connection between connection between social factor components with 2663-
by and large social factor of women by directing a poll study. 26
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Keywords: Questionnaire, Empowerment, Decision making etc.

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SwarozgarYojana,IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science,Volume7,No1,January-February,pp38-41.
11. Avinash Pareek, Satyam Pincha; “Social Medial and Business Environment”, in International Journal of latest Technology in
Engineering, Management and Applied Science, ISSN: 2278-2540 Volume–II, Issue–I, (Jan., 2013), PP 33-41
12. Avinash Pareek, Dr. Satyam Pincha; “Indian Rural Market: An Impulse to FMCG Sector”, in IOSR Journal of Business and
Management (IOSR-JBM), e-ISSN: 2278-487X. Volume– 8 , Issue– 1 (Jan. - Feb. 2013), PP 21-27, DOI (Digital Object Identifier)
number is 10.9790/487X-0812127
13. Avinash Pareek, Dr. Satyam Pincha “A Study on Environment Friendly Marketing” in International Journal of Research in Commerce
& Management, ISSN: 0976-2183. Volume No. 4 (2013), Issue No. 3 (March), PP 77-80
14. Dr. Satyam Pincha, Avinash Pareek “Business Ethics: Way for Sustainable Development of Organisation” in International Journal of
Research in Commerce, It & Management, ISSN: 2231-5756. Volume No. 3 (2013), Issue No. 03 (March), PP 105-107
15. Avinash Pareek, Dr. Satyam Pincha; “Indian Cement Industry: A Road Ahead” in International Journal in Management and Social
Science, ISSN: 2321-1784. Volume No. 03 Issue No. 08, (August, 2015), PP 432-439 (Impact Factor- 4.358)
16. Dr. Satyam Pincha, Avinash Pareek, Kusum Lata Joriya; “An Empirical Study on Online Purchasing Behaviour of Women”
International Journal of Commerce and Management Research, ISSN: 2455-1627; Volume No. 3, Issue No. 6, (June, 2017) PP 60-64
Impact Factor: RJIF 5.22
17. Avinash Pareek, Dr. Satyam Pincha, Dr. Piyush Pareek; “To Study the Perceptions of the Opinion Leaders of Various Attributes of a
Brand” International Journal of Applied Services Marketing Perspectives; ISSN:(Print): 2279-0977, (Online): 2279-0985, Impact
Factor: 7.056
18. Avinash Pareek, Dr. Satyam Pincha, Dr. Piyush Pareek ;“Estimating the Attributes that Prompts the Actual End Users to Buy a
Specific Brand of Cement in Churu District of Rajasthan” International Journal of Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Perspectives; ISSN (Print): 2319-9032, (Online): 2319-9040, Impact Factor: 7.175
Authors: K. Viswanath Allamraju, Arrola Ravikumar

Paper Title: Structural and Thermal Analysis of Disc Brake With Drilled Holes Of Various Materials
Abstract: The design of braking system of a vehicles is very important in order to minimize the accidents and
increase the life span of vehicle, with this motto, in this paper presented the structural analysis, fatigue analysis
and thermal analysis of disc brake with drilled holes(DBDH) was done by considering various materials of
DBDH such as carbon alloy, steel and carbon steel. The comparison of those materials is studied in various
mechanical and thermal properties such as deformation, strain, stress, factor of safety, number cycles under
cyclic loading and heat flux. Simulation studies were done in Ansys 14.5 version. It is observed that the heat
flow rate is high in carbon alloy and low in carbon steel material of DBDH model. Maximum stress is observed
in steel in structural analysis.

Keywords: Cabon alloy, Carbon steel, DBDH model, Steel , Thermal analysis.

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 Authors: Pranab Kumar Bharimalla, Souratendu Praharaj, Satya Ranjan Dash

Paper Title: ANN Based Block Chain Security Threat Mechanism

Abstract: Blockchain was first introduced to the world in a form of crypto currency. Since then it’s grabbing
popularity day by day and has already started changing lifestyle and business process in some areas. The
Blockchain is a data structure, and consists of time-stamped list of blocks, used to create a digitally secured,
transactional ledger that, facilitates the process of recording transactions and tracking assets in a distributed
business network instead of resting with a single provider. It brings a paradigm shift from the conventional way
of storing transactional data, exchanging value, assets decentralizing and sharing data across a large network of
untrusted participants without intervention of any centralized trusted agency, but still building a trusted system
without compromising data integrity, security and reliability. This paper is based on survey of different
consensus mechanisms already available so far and an introduce our own approach to tack one of the security
threats by introducing a Neural Network to the consensus mechanism of Blockchain.

Keywords: BlockChain, Cryptocurrency, Security Threats, Double Spending, Deep Learning.

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Authors: Amrita Jyoti, Shiv Singh Sarangdevot, Munesh Chandra
Efficient Load Balancing and Service Broker Policy Using Local and Global Representatives in
Paper Title:
Cloud Computing
Abstract: Cloud computing is a technology in the field of computing which offer services to the customer from
anywhere at any time [1]. In the cloud, resources are shared all around the work for quick servicing to the
customer. The aggregation of two terms is referred as cloud computing. The term “cloud” is a pool of different
resources offers services to the end customers and “computing” is done based on the Service Level Agreement
(SLA) to make the resources efficiently to the customers. Load balancing is an important challenge in the
environment of the cloud to increase the utilization of resources [3]. Here we proposed an algorithm which is
based on load balancing and service broker policy. We user two representative thin the proposed approach local
representative and global representative Local user representative is used to predict the parameters of user task
466.
and based on priority it allocate the task to the Virtual Machine (VM). Then for scheduling the task and provide 2680-
the services to the users based on the available cloud brokers global user representative used Dynamic Optimal 26
Load-Aware Service Broker (DOLASB).we used two scenario with different no. of user requests , in these 87
scenario result of our proposed method is better as compared with the other existing methods in terms s of
Execution Time, Makespan, Waiting Time, Energy Efficiency and Throughput.

Keywords: load balancing, service broker policy, cloud computing, cloudsim.

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Authors: Jaspreet Kaur, Amit Kumar Bindal

Paper Title: Node Failure Handling Through Localized Relocation over Wireless Sensor Network
Abstract: Communication over WSN under environmental hazards is a major issue. These constraints may
have an impact over the behavior of the sensors/routing protocols and resource consumption; thus, may lead to
the node failure condition i.e. software/hardware failure, security threats, excessive energy consumption, etc. It
is necessary to analyze the impact of failure over network performance. In this paper, a node failure management
solution is proposed, and its performance is analyzed using different protocols i.e. LEACH, AODV, and DSDV.

Keywords: Reliability, WSN, Node Failure.

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Pylypiv, Oleksandr Usachenko
Paper Title: Method of Real Options in Managing Investment Projects
Abstract: A key factor for the success of the project management is the availability of a clear pre-defined plan,
minimizing risks and deviations from the plan, efficient management of changes (as opposed to process,
functional management, service level management). Using the binomial method to estimate the value of real
options, they proceed from the assumption that the number of links is discrete and known in advance. The logic
of this approach requires that their number corresponding to the frequency of making the most significant
decisions for the project. The nodes of the lattice should be those moments in time in which strategic decisions
are made on reducing, developing, switching business, etc. In general, the use of the real options method extends
the tools to justify decisions in managing investment projects.

468. Keywords: Binomial Approach, Real Options, Investment Project, Project management, underlying asset
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Paper Title: The Use Of Microturbines as an Energy Converter For Motor Transport
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Hypercar supercar, Isuzu NPR trucks, Mack Truck, Kenworth.

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Paper Title: Sculpture in Modern Environment: Educational Technology

Abstract: The article looks at the issues connected with art education aimed at training professional sculptors
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Hursheda Sh. Nurmuhamedova
The Economic Significance of Statistical Research Activities of Representative Offices of
Paper Title:
Companies Abroad
Abstract: The modern development of economic relations is unthinkable without obtaining data to make an
informed and rational business management decision. This situation determines the significance of statistical
information and justifies its primary role. This article presents statistical analytics data that discloses activity
471. directions implemented abroad by commercial offices of the Russian Federation. In turn, the study, analysis, and
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determining the effectiveness of the representative offices' activities of the Russian Federation economic
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entities. Another generally accepted direction of using statistical data information is to improve the investment
policy in advanced research, development, and optimization of the business model. Statistical data processing
should be prompt, reliable and efficient. The effectiveness of statistical information is considered through the
receipt of economic benefits by an economic entity implementing its activities as the representative offices
 abroad. By means of statistical data, regularities of changes of the social, economic environment and other
external factors influencing the development result of an economic entity are determined, which in turn
contributes to the development of effective sustainable development policy.

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Authors: A. Zeynep Onur, Fatemeh Nouban

Paper Title: Software in the Architectural Presentation And Design Of Buildings: State-Of-The-Art
Abstract: Since in the recent years the architecture software have completely changed the work of architects,
today, the architects begin to use software to achieve every kind of design that they are working for from the
very beginning until the end. As presented in this paper, the choice of architectural software depends on the
specific needs of the designs ranging from two-dimensional design to three-dimensional or BIM technologies.
Since some architects prefer to use different software specific for the design that they are working on and they
combine the results to produce the intended ultimate result, while some prefer only one software for the entire
472. work, in this paper, it has been attempted to cover both cases.The main aim of this paper is to introduce the most
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used architectural and building design software from two-dimensional to BIM technologies to cover the needs of
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architects in the presentation and design of buildings. Twelve architectural and building design software were
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selected and classified depending on the purpose of their application. The selected software have been analyzed
according to the BIM levels, and most commonly used software in every BIM level and their advantages and
disadvantages are presented. Two software from BIM level 0, three software from BIM level 1, and four
software from BIM level 2, together with 3 software for the design of buildings, a total of twelve software have
been selected and technically described by giving the technical specifications, characteristics, application
domains, limitation, technical popularity and capabilities that can be a complete guideline for architects and
building designers to choose the suitable software to be applied in architectural and building design professions.
 Finally for the architectural presentation the software of BIM level 0 (AutoCAD LT and DraftSight), BIM level
1 (AutoCAD Architecture, Chief Architect and TurboCAD), BIM level 2 (ArchiCAD, Revit, Vectorworks
Architect and Allplan Architecture), and for the buildings design the CSI software packages (SAP 2000, ETABS
and SAFE) and STAAD.PRO software are recommended to be employed.

Keywords: Software, Architecture, Presentation, Design, Computer-Aided Design, Cad, Bim, Csi.

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Authors: Winda Sekar Dewi, Ema Utami, Bambang Sudaryatno

Paper Title: Database Migration using Data Synchronization and Transactional Replication
Abstract: Database migration is one of the important thing to make the data can be stored optimally and
minimize risk of data lost. Data Synchronization and Transactional Replication can be used to do it.
Transactional Replication is working on services area to migrate database stored in cloud to another cloud
storage. Data Synchronization is used to synchronize migrated database with origin database. Data lost concerns
remain as the big consideration to widespread the adoption. Many ways can be done to minimize the risks, one
of them is by migrate the database that is already stored in cloud to another database in cloud. This research will
conduct database migration using data synchronization and transaction replication. By using Azure and Amazon
Web Services as Database Migration Services, these techniques allow SQL Database data to be easily replicated,
and allows multiple SQL Databases to isolate mission-critical workloads from analytic queries that run relatively
longer. The evaluation is by comparing these two migration services based on the synchronizing time of full
loaded database migration. Migration result shows that database migration using transactional replication and
data synchronization is influenced by the number of rows as well as size of the table, server location, also
473. uploading and downloading speed in each database migration service.
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Authors: Jigesh Yadav, Manikant Paswan

Paper Title: Prediction and Optimization of Weld Bead Geometry

Abstract: Bead geometry plays very important role in predicting the quality of weld as cooling rate of the weld
depends on the height and bead width, also bead geometry determines it’s residual stresses and distortion. Weld
bead geometries are outcomes of several welding parameters taken into consideration. If arc travel is high and
arc power is kept low it will produce very low fusion. If electrode feed rate is kept higher width is also found to
be on higher side which makes bead tto flat. Also, the parameters like current, voltage, arc travel rate, polarity
affects weld bead geometry. Hence, this paper uses techniques like ANN, linear regression and curvilinear
regression for predictions of weld bead geometry and their relations with different weld parameters.

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Authors: Ichrak LAFRAM, Siham EL IDRISSI, Aicha Marrhich, Naoual BERBICHE, Jamila EL ALAMI

Paper Title: Network Data Classification through Artificial Neural Networks and GenClust++ Algorithm
Abstract: Information systems are becoming more and more complex and closely linked due to the
exponential use of internet applications. These systems are encountering an enormous amount of traffic, this
traffic can be a normal one destined for natural use or it may be a malicious one intended to violate the security
of the system. Therefore, a defense method needs to be in place. One of the commonly used tools for network
security is the Intrusion Detection System (IDS). An IDS, while ensuring real - time connectivity, tries to
identify fraudulent activity using predetermined signatures or pre-established network behavior while
monitoring incoming traffic. Intrusion detection systems based on signature or behavior cannot detect new
attacks and fall when small deviations occur. Also, current anomaly detection approaches suffer often from high
false alarms. As a solution to these problems, machine learning techniques are a new and promising tool for the
identification of attacks. In this paper, the authors present a hybrid approach, combining artificial neural
networks and a hybrid clustering algorithm based on k-means and genetic algorithm called GenClust++. The
final framework leads to a fast, highly scalable and precise packets classification system. We tested our work on
the newly published dataset CICIDS 2017. The overall process was fast, showing high accuracy classification
results.

Keywords: Intrusion Detection, Machine Learning, Traffic Classification, Artificial Neural Networks,
Clustering, GenClust++.

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Authors: Aishwarya S Lande, B.P.Kulkarni

Paper Title: Wireless Security Camera System

Abstract: As the technology is advancing day by day, there are various alternatives occurring for the already
present or previous technologies. This article suggests the working of an wireless CCTV camera. The article
gives a brief idea of various technologies or software being used for to security purpose. The main goal of our
design was to develop a network that allowed for the transmitting and receiving of images from camera nodes to
a base station. The main objective is self powered wireless security camera.

Keywords: Raspberry Pi, DC to DC convertor, Motion Library.

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Authors: Grantej Vinod Otari, Vijay Ram Ghorpade, Sachin Harakhchand Dhanani

Paper Title: A Fuzzy Lattice System to Trust Management in Mobile Grid

Abstract: Mobile Grid is a crossbreed technology formed by amalgamation of the two prominent technologies
namely mobile technology and grid technology that enable sharing and collaboration of mobile resources
cooperatively, transparently, efficiently, reliably and securely. Mobile Grid considers the mobility issues and
overcomes the constraints and deficiencies in both the technologies. However, this heterogeneous, dynamic and
open mobile grid network is more prone to malicious and selfish nodes inside and outside the network. Hence, a
vigorous security mechanism is needed that considers different security threats and pro-vide different levels of
security services. Here, we propose one such preventive security service based on Trust Management. The
proposed trust management service uses a novel fuzzy lattice approach for trust estimation of the nodes in the
network. A node with high trust value is allowed to participate in the network. A malicious node having low
477. trust value is prevented from performing the task. A fuzzy lattice approach can compute incrementally the same
intervals in the training data independent of the order of presentation within a short period. Experimental 2755-
analysis of the fuzzy lattice approach shows that the proposed approach outperforms most of the existing 27
approaches based on fuzzy logic. 60

Keywords: Mobile Gird, Trust Management, Fuzzy Lattice

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Authors: Jigesh Yadav, Manikant Paswan
Different Methods for Predicting and Optimizing Weld Bead Geometry with Mathematical
Paper Title:
Modeling and ANN Technique
Abstract: Bead geometry plays very important role in predicting the quality of weld as cooling rate of the weld
depends on the height and bead width, also bead geometry determines it’s residual stresses and distortion. Weld
bead geometries are outcomes of several welding parameters taken into consideration. If arc travel is high and
arc power is kept low it will produce very low fusion. If electrode feed rate is kept higher width is also found to
be on higher side which makes bead tto flat. Also, the parameters like current, voltage, arc travel rate, polarity
affects weld bead geometry. Hence, this paper is a review of different experimentations and modeling techniques
regarding predictions of weld bead geometry and their relations with different weld parameters.

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Authors: Sahana M, Gowrishankar S
Identification and Classification of Cataract Stages in Old Age People Using Deep Learning
Paper Title:
Algorithm
Abstract: Cataract is a dense cloudy area that forms in a lens of the eye because of which many people are
going blind. More than 50% of people in old age suffer due to cataract and will not have a clear vision. In the
convolutional neural network, there are many trained models which help in the classification of the object. We
use transfer learning technology to train the model for the data set we have. The image feature extraction model
with the inception V3 architecture trained on image net. Cataract and normal image dataset are collected. A
cataract is further divided into a mature and immature cataract. The result shows whether the image is either a
normal eye or cataract eye with the model accuracy being 87.5%. If in the presence of cataract, the model will
identify the stage of cataract.

Keywords: cataract, conventional neural network, tensorflow, transfer learning, inception V3.

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IEEE International Conference on Imaging Systems and Techniques, Beijing, China, pp 1-5, October 2017, isbn - 978-1-5386-1620-8.
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Authors: Faridzah Jamaluddin, Hazlina Haji Ali, Sharipah Soaad Syed Yahaya

Paper Title: New Robust MEWMA Control Chart for Monitoring Contaminated Data
Abstract: Multivariate Exponential Weighted Moving Average (MEWMA), E2 control chart is a popular
multivariate control chart for monitoring the stability of time series data (non-random pattern). However, in this
paper, we have shown that the existing MEWMA, E2 control chart is sensitive in contaminated data or in the
presence of outliers. To address this problem, this paper proposed an alternative MEWMA E2 control chart
using robust mean vector and covariance matrix instead of the classical mean vector and covariance matrix
respectively. The classical mean vector in MEWMA E2 control chart is replaced by Winsorized Modified One-
step M-estimator (WM) while the classical covariance matrix is replaced by the Winsorized covariance matrix.
The proposed MEWMA E2 control chart known as robust MEWMA control chart, denoted as RE2 control chart.
The control limit for the RE2 control chart was calculated based on simulated data. The performance of RE2 and
existing MEWMA E2 control charts are based on the false alarm rate. The result revealed that the RE2 control
chart is more effective in controlling false alarm rates as compared to the existing MEWMA, E2 control chart.
The zinc-lead flotation data show that the RE2 performs better in application.

Keywords: Control chart, Contaminated data, Multivariate Exponential Weighted Moving Average
(MEWMA), Robust estimator, Winsorized One-step M-estimator (WM).

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Authors: Dhamini Poorna Chandra, S. Rajarajeswari

Paper Title: An Optimized Hybrid Neural Network Model for Detecting Depression among Twitter Users
Abstract: The proposed work is to extensively evaluate if a user is depressed or not using his Tweets on
Twitter. With the omni presence of social media, this method should help in identifying the depression of users.
We propose an Optimized Hybrid Neural Network model to evaluate the user tweets on Twitter to analyze if a
user is depressed or not. Where Neural Network is trained using Tweets to predict the polarity of Tweets. The
Neural Network is trained in such a way that at any point when presented with a Tweet the model outputs the
polarity associated with the Tweet. Also, a user-friendly GUI is presented to the user that loads the trained neural
network in no time and can be used to analyze the users’ state of depression. The aim of this research work is to
provide an algorithm to evaluate users’ sentiment on Twitter in a way better than all other existing techniques.

Keywords: Depression, Neural Network, Twitter, Polarity, Social Media.

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Authors: Chua Ye Ling, Sharifah Osman, Mohd Fadzil Daud, Wan Nazdah Wan Hussin
Application of Vee Diagram as a Problem-Solving Strategy in Developing Students’ Conceptual
Paper Title:
and Procedural Knowledge
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relevant principles and concepts of mathematical problem-solving. This study aimed to investigate the
development of students’ conceptual and procedural knowledge after the Vee diagram is introduced as a
problem-solving strategy in learning a topic in mathematics. This study used a quasi-experimental research
design, which involved 48 lower secondary school students selected through purposive sampling. Data were
collected using a set of pre-test and post-test that consists of 5 mathematical problem-solving questions. Data
were analysed using Statistical Package for Social Science version 23. Findings of this study showed that the
application of Vee diagram as a mathematical problem-solving strategy has significantly developed students’
conceptual and procedural knowledge.

Keywords: Conceptual knowledge, procedural knowledge, problem-solving strategy, Vee diagram.

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Authors: Ramesh Babu P, E Sreenivasa Reddy

Paper Title: A Novel Framework design for Semantic based Image retrieval as a Cyber Forensic Tool
Abstract: Cyber forensics includes the areas of computer forensics, network forensics and internet forensics.
Digital images were commonly used in cyber forensics to collect criminal images, fingerprints, images of crime
events and so on. Since the current cyber forensic tools are not very much furnished with the course of action of
huge image data, it becomes a big issue to obtain image evidence to prosecute the criminal, most of the evidence
is available in the form of raw semantics. Cyber forensic investigators often face the challenge of manually
examining an enormous quantity of digital image information to identify direct evidence with the assistance of
this semantics. Semantic based image retrieval system (SBIR) is therefore the recent and best option to solve this
drawback. The main purpose of this research is to design for cyber forensic tools a novel framework of
semantic-based image retrieval system. We therefore present a deep learning framework based on the
Convolution neural network(GoogLeNet) for recognizing distinct facial expressions from the Yale facial image
database for cyber associated forensic tools, the presented framework is very effective for classification and
detection based on semantics or verbal descriptions. The network has accomplished a decent accuracy of 86.25
% after training.

Keywords: Cyber Forensics, CBIR, CNN, GoogLeNet, SBIR, Image, Semantics, Deep learning and facts.

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Authors: Huu Nam Nguyen, Van Quan Tran, Anh Quan Ngo, Quang Hung Nguyen

Paper Title: Using Natural Pozzolan, Cement and Lime for Stabilizing Soil in Earth Dams
Abstract: The paper has focused on studying the ability of using natural pozzolan to combine lime and cement
in process of stabilized soil, implementing experimental contents for on-site soil including: grain composition,
plastic limit, plasticity index, mineral parts and other common mechanical properties, standard compaction.
Followed by experiments for soil, cement and pozzolan stabilized soil mixtures, including standard compaction,
compressive strength. A suitable model of physical experiments to simulate and prove lime, cement and
pozzolan stabilized soil meets the criteria for making waterproofing materials for earth dams in the Central
Highlands.
484. Keywords: Stabilized soil, natural pozzolan, lime, cement. 2809-
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Authors: Boopathy G, Vijayakumar K.R, Chinnapandian M, Gurusami K

Development and Experimental Characterization of Fibre Metal Laminates to Predict the
Paper Title:
Fatigue Life
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solution to the requirement of improving mechanical properties and reducing structural weight of elemental
components of aircraft structures. In this work FML is prepared using Al 2024 by placing alternately with
glass/carbon/aramid Fibres. From experimental results of FML shows greater advantage in mechanical
properties then aluminium monolithic layer and this composite fibre laminates individual. The FMLs tested in
this work were made of 3 layers of 2024 T3 aluminium alloy 0.28 mm thickness and fibre mats. The 5-3/2
laminates of size 300x300 mm with 3 mm thick were prepared using Vacuum Assisted Resin Transfer Moulding
(VARTM) in cold compaction and test specimen were cut by using abrasive water jet machining as per ASTM
Standards. The adhesion between fibre and metal layer will play a major role in strength of FML. By keeping
this in consideration FMLs were prepared without blow holes and capable of withstanding delamination while
preparing specimens through water jet and during various tests employed. The fracture surfaces of destructed
specimens are studied with help Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) image. Similarly, the numerical
simulation of all the tests were done using Ansys APDL 10.0 Software. It is observed that aramid FML have
substantially stronger in longitudinal directions. Hence, more priority given in this paper to investigate tensile
strength and fatigue life of aramid FML.
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486. Authors: Elena Petrovna Olesina, Tatyana Valentinovna Gorodilina

 The Technology of Media Culture usage in the Educational Environment: Development of
Paper Title:
Creative Self-Actualization
Abstract: The article looks at the experience of building a media environment at school as a system of self-
education and self-development for modern teenagers. The authors present a model of development of
teenagers’ creative self-actualization in the media educational environment, the technology of media culture use
in the educational environment and an original diagnostic methodology for determination of the degree of
development of school students’ creative self-actualization based on assessment of independent work carried out
by teenagers (media projects creation) taking into account emotional and semantic visualization of information
and the symbolism of associative-semantic connections to evaluate the quality of the conducted work. As a
result of the performed experiment, the authors identified personal characteristics shown by school students in
the course of their work on media projects and developed a typology of dominant activities that includes four
types of individual characteristics observed in school students: analytical, informational, proactive and synthetic
types. Based on this typology the authors have determined the relevance and necessity for differentiation of
work with teenagers of different ages in various forms of media educational environment and development of
their individual educational paths. Correspondingly, a four-stage mechanism of introduction of a teenager into a
media educational environment has been suggested providing for the integration of art into the educational
environment. The article presents the results of a pilot project that was carried out in state budgetary educational
institutions located in Moscow: School no. 1253, School no. 171, School no. 89 and in the children's creative
center Trubetskoy Estate in Khamovniki. The article is intended for scientists, teachers, pedagogues and
methodological experts who deal with the issues of media education.

Keywords: media education, activity development, personal competencies, value-semantic regulation, sense-
generating function of motive, personal meaning.

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Paper Title: Despeckling and Analysing Land Use Land Cover of Synthetic Aperture Radar Image
Abstract: In Image processing, Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) images are inherently affected by speckle
noise, which visually degrades the appearance of the images and may severely affect the quality of SAR image
interpretation tasks like object detection or target detection, instance segmentation and image analysis. Hence
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Denoising is used to address this issue. It is applied to SAR imagery to decrease the noise. It is a filtering 28
method which works efficiently. The process of decreasing the speckle noise is known as Despeckling. When 31
there is noise in the image the actual data is affected. The actual meaning of noise is unwanted signal. Noise is
an undesirable by-product in an image that disturbs the original image. On removal of noise, it results in the
noise free SAR image. The Land Use Land Cover (LULC) analysis of a SAR image can be accurate when there
 is no noise in the SAR image. Therefore the main aim of this paper is to analyze the land use and land cover
(LULC) in the despeckled high resolution image.

Keywords: SAR images, Despeckling, Total Variation, Principal Component Analysis

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Authors: Gazal, Sangeeta Kamboj

Paper Title: Designing and Implementation of Free RTOS Multichannel Data Logger using Microcontroller
Abstract: A data logger is an electronic device that records data over time or in relation to location either
with a built in instrument or sensor. In the paper, a data logger is designed and developed using STM32F407
DISCOVERY Board. An code is developed and tested using STM32CUBE and Atollic True Studio softwares
in the proposed work. GSM Module SIM900EI is interfaced with microcontroller to send voltage output values
of all the sensors interfaced with it for cloud computation in the paper. The paper also demonstrate hardware
implementation of the designed data logger. The proposed data logger can be used in the Automatic Weather
Stations (AWS).
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Authors: Praveen K Wilson, J R Jeba

Paper Title: Anaphora Resolution using ThemeSets

Abstract: Anaphora resolution is a procedure of replacing pronouns with its referring nouns which may be
available in the same sentence or in different sentences within the same document. Even multiple approaches are
available for anaphora resolution; there may be some space for semantic approaches which provides solution
better than syntactic or corpus based approaches. In syntactic approaches, all noun phrases from the previous or
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a pair of Noun-Pronoun based on these constrains. The pair getting the highest positive score is treated as the 28
result. In some cases the sentence structure is not changed, hence the score corresponding to the feature values 42
and syntactic structures are same. Here the actual replacement of pronoun with noun depends on the meaning of
the sentence especially the meaning of the verb. To resolve such situations, here we are proposing a method
which is a combination of syntactic and semantic approaches based on ThemeSets or thematic sets. Using
ThemeSets we are exploiting the role of verbal lexemes associated with the noun or pronoun for the resolution of
 anaphora. Anaphora resolution in semantic way has great importance in the modern era of artificial intelligence
which enhance multi-dimensional research in the area of natural language processing in a better way.

Keywords: Anaphora Resolution, ThemeSets, Verbal lexemes, Nominal Anaphora, Feature Constraints.

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Paper Title: Automatic JUnit Generation and Quality Assessment using Concolic and Mutation Testing
Abstract: The necessity of Unit Testing cannot be denied in catching bugs at the lowest level of software
development with low cost of fixing bugs. It is difficult and costly to detect a bug at a later stage of development
in a large module of software. Since there are many individual units (functions) in a software program, manual
unit testing needs a lot of effort and time. A huge amount of time and human effort can be saved if unit testing is
automated. There are 3 basic needs of unit testing i.e. identifying the inputs to a function, detecting runtime
errors and detecting logical errors. Concolic Testing is used to identify the inputs to function and detecting the
runtime errors. Mutation Testing is used to detect the logical errors. The identified inputs to a function are called
as Test Cases. Mutation testing can verify the test cases to see if there is a need of having more test cases for a
function. Our software uses both Concolic and Mutation testing and can automate the unit testing process of Java
code to a great extent. The output of the work is JUnit where user can make his own assertions for every auto-
generated test cases.
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Authors: S .Saradha, V. Priyanandhini, V. Priyanandhini, T. Sreekala

Paper Title: Single Image Dehazing using Transmission Estimation

Abstract: Image dehazing is a system which can reduce poor consequence of haze on pictures which increase
competence of the picture/tape meting out method in the indistinct climate. The present study, presents a simple
image dehazing technique. System deletes the initial transmittal, exactly depends on hidden area division which
in turn reduces the initial transmittal. First, we build raw transmittal in Gaussian pyramid using selective
transmittal extraction prior. Second, a patch based on Laplacian pyramid which gives the value of nonlinear re-
trace function point by point. Third, is universal Laplacian map which states the segmentation-based re-traced
image. All the three segmentation guide the performer for transmittal refinement. Finally, the dehazing output
gets back from the refined transmittal and atmospheric scattered technique.

Keywords: dehazing, Image Processing, MATLAB.

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Authors: G. Thailambal, P.Shanmugalakshmi, R. Durga

Paper Title: A Novel Method of Rainfall Prediction using MLP-FFN and Hybrid Neural Network Algorithm
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system based model for precipitation forecast. The crossover models are multistep technique. At first, the
information is bunched into a sensible number of groups, at that point for each bunch has prepared
independently by Neural Network (NN). Also, as a preprocessing stages a component choice stage is
incorporated. Feed forward choice calculation is utilized to locate the most reasonable arrangement of highlights 2858-
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Network or HNN) has been contrasted and two surely understood models in particular multilayer perceptron 62
feed-forward system (MLP-FFN) utilizing diverse execution measurements. The reproduction results have
uncovered that the proposed model is essentially superior to conventional strategies in anticipating precipitation.

Keywords: Rainfall prediction, multi-layer perceptron, neural network, hybrid model.

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Authors: A.S.Arunachalam, S. Vaishnavi Sree, K.Dharmarajan

Paper Title: Malware Detection and Classification using Random Forest and Adaboost Algorithms
Abstract: The chance of malware within the Internet of Things (IoT) surroundings is increasing due to a loss of
detectors. This paper proposes a way to are expecting the intrusion of malware the usage of state-of the-art
gadget mastering algorithms which could discover malware faster and greater appropriately, as compared with
the existing methods (this is, payload, port-based, and statistical techniques). Clever workplace surroundings
was implemented to capture the drift of packet datasets, where malware and normal packets were captured, and
eleven features have been extracted from them. Four gadget getting to know algorithms (random forest, a guide
vector gadget, AdaBoost, and a Gaussian mixture version–primarily based naive Bayes classifier) were
investigated to implement the automatic malware monitoring gadget. Random wooded area and AdaBoost have
to separate the malware and normal flows flawlessly, due to their ensemble structures, which could classify
unbalanced and noisy datasets.

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malware.

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Authors: B Vikram Anand, Sujit Kumar Patro, Srikant Misra

Paper Title: Optimization Parameters in Passive Energy Technologies Plus its Execution
Abstract: The usage of energy in households needs enlarged in the modern years owing towards the emergent
call in energy used intended for heating plus cooling in households. Enrichments ought to be ready in insulation,
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plant, illumination plus controls. These designs endure important structures that help in the direction of 2869-
achieving an energy effective household. So, the key objective of this paper is to distinguish what has been 28
accomplished so far towards making households more supportable in terms of energy practice and what can be 72
ready to progress the household to exploit the habit of day lighting warranting the illumination levels remain
suitable for the household. So here a simulation was been done using Sketchup, Openstudio and Energy plus
 softwares to design and develop the house by considering the above and the results are been discussed.

Keywords: Passive Energy, Household, Day illumination control, Direct plus Indirect expansions, Energy plus

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Authors: S.Shiyamala, S.Suganya

Paper Title: Detection, Localization of Text in Images by Mser and Enhanced Swt
Abstract: The number digital images and digital videos has raised highly. The text shows in the images is
major thing for fully understanding the images. So it is very signifigant to recognize the text. First step of text
recognization system is known as text detection. But detecting text from images is very challenging and it is
receiving high amount of concentration. Text detection is improved by pre-procssing techniques like noise
removal, contrast changes and etc. Recently MSER (Maximally Stable Edge Region) and SWT (Stroke Width
Transformation) methods are used seperately or combined with each other for detecting and localizing text. This
paper analyzes and compares technical challenges and performance of above methods and take in new and fast
method for text detection and localization. The proposed method comprises an enhanced technique based on
SWT which combined with MSER. The proposed method detect wording which is located in differnt directions,
different angle and combined letters. Performance of exisisting and proposed methods on road signal images
495. depicted in experimental results.
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Keywords: MSER, SWT ,Canny edge detection.
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Mechanical and Wear Characterization of Nano Based Calotropis Gigantea Fiber Reinforced
Paper Title:
Polyester Composites
Abstract: The growing interest on development of biodegradable materials led to growing concern about bio-
based composite materials among the bio fibers applications one of the lightweight materials. Very minor
research work is available in the mechanical characterization of CGF composites. In this paper the mechanical
properties like tensile strength, flexural strength, impact strength and hardness of the CGF reinforced polymer
composites were investigated. Also the impact of naturally modified montmorillonite (MMT).Nano clay on
mechanical properties of the CGF composites was studied. The maximum volume fraction of the Specimens is
35%. The results demonstrate that the properties of nano-based CGF composites are better than the non-nano
based composites. Tri-biological behavior of the CGF composites also studies and observed that nano CGF
composites are having good wear characterization.

496. Keywords: Calotropis Gigantea fibers (CGF), polyester resin, Nano clay (MMT), Mechanical Properties.
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Authors: Vanitha M, Mangayarkarasi R, Sumaiya Thaseen I, Saira Banu J

Paper Title: Secure and Error-Free Data Storage on Cloud via Deniable CP-ABE Scheme
Abstract: Cloud storage services are quickly increasing and more prevalent. CSP-cloud storage providers offer
storage as a service to all the users. It is a paid facility that allows association to outsource their confidential data
to be stored on remote servers. But, identity privacy and preserving data from an untrusted cloud is a difficult
concern, because of the successive change of the members. CSP has to be secured from an illegitimate person
who performs data corruption over cloud servers. Thus, there is a need to safeguard information from the
individuals who don’t have access by establishing numerous cloud storage encryption plans. Every such plan
implemented expects that distributed storage suppliers are protected and can't be hacked; however, practically
speaking, a few powers will compel distributed storage suppliers to render client details and secret information
on the cloud, in this manner inside and out bypassing stockpiling encryption plans. In this paper, a new scheme
is introduced to protect user privacy by a deniable CP_ABE(Cloud Provider_ Attribute Based Encryption)
scheme which implements a cloud storage encryption plan. Since coercers cannot specify whether privileged
insights are valid or not, the CSP ensures privacy of the user.

497. Keywords: cloud storage, Cloud servers, Encryption.

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Authors: Lan Huong Nguyen, Quang Hung Nguyen

Paper Title: Confidence-Based Assessment of Safety of Irrigation Reservoir in Vietnam

Abstract: Recently, in Vietnam deterministic design method has been applying for assessment of dam safety
which confidence for the works and the headworks are not quantified. Under this study audience are introduced
to the number of existing dams in Vietnam and relevant studies on confidence in the field of irrigation. The
authors have applied theories of irrigation works, the theory of statistical probability and the theory of system
analysis in developing algorithms for assessment of confidence level II for irrigation reservoir headworks in
conditions in Vietnam. Based on detailed algorithms and block diagrams, the authors have built program for
design of safety probability for incident mechanisms for individual works and the entire system of Phu Ninh
reservoir in Quang Nam province. Analysis of the influence of random variables on individual incident
mechanisms, the impact of incident mechanisms on the confidence of the works and the level of effect caused by
the works on the overall confidence of the system brought the authors about solutions that improve the
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Keywords: problem tree, random variable, functions of confidence, confidence, and safety probability. 93

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Authors: K. Vijayalakshmi, M. Vinayakamurthy, Anuradha

Paper Title: Normalization of Behavioral Features in Autism Spectrum Disorder With Influencing Attributes
Abstract: The brain developmental disorder that affects both behavior and communication is autism spectrum
disorder (ASD) considered and recognized as a major medical issue affects the increasing population
approximately 0.5%– 0.6%. It is a highly heterogeneous neuro-developmental condition that has severe
symptoms with various comorbid disorders. Applied Behavior Analysis involves various methods to understand
the change in behavior through therapy. The goal is to identify and increase relevant behaviors which can help
to diagnose attributes that affect learning. Data mining as the technology handles such medical grounds to
predict by analyzing patterns in huge data sets. The outline of the proposed work is to find the relevant attributes
from the dataset by normalizing and ranking the attributes. The CFS subset evaluator using various search
methods like best first, greedy stepwise and exhaustive search are used to filter relevant feature from the dataset.
The ultimate objective of this paper work is to examine the ASD applied behaviors with subject to normalization
and ranking. Applying these to the feature selection methods would help for better understanding on various
currently wide spread complex medical condition.

Keywords: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Data Mining, Feature
Selection.

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Authors: Soni M, Abraham George

Optimal Design of Unequal Conductor Spacing In Grounding Grid by Modern Computational
Paper Title:
Intelligent Techniques
Abstract: With uniform grid spacing current distribution among grid conductors is non-uniform; conductors
towards the periphery carry more current and conductors towards the centre carry less current. Non- uniform
grid spacing increases leakage current in the centre conductors while decreases in the fringe conductors bringing
about uniform distribution of leakage current. This paper presents optimal design of unequal grid spacing in
grounding grid design by two modern computational intelligent techniques: Particle Swarm Optimization
500. technique and Bat Algorithm technique. Compression ratio is the method adapted in creating unequal grid
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conductor spacing, in which compression ratio C is varied from 0.1 to 1 to result in numerous unequal grid
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configurations. Modern intelligent techniques such as PSO and BAT algorithm are implemented to find the
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optimal value of compression ratio C so as to achieve one best unequal grid configuration among numerous
feasible unequal grid configurations. Mat Lab software is developed for both PSO and BAT algorithm which are
extremely adaptable to examine the unequal grid spacing. Optimal value of compression ratio C is obtained for
different number of grid conductors along the x-axis and y-axis and unequal grid spacing is analysed through
distinct graphs.
 Keywords: Touch Voltage, Step Voltage, Unequal grid distance, Compression ratio.

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Paper Title: Design and Fabrication of Magnetic Drive System

Abstract: A drive system is used to transmit the power from input to the output shaft. The contact between the
meshing components will lead to loss of energy due to the friction between them. This paper aims at the design
and fabrication of a magnetic friction-less drive system aiming at increasing the efficiency of the drive by
minimizing the friction. Presently the system is designed for low speeds. However, theoretical implementation
of this in high speed applications is suggested in this paper.

Keywords: Contactless, Frictionless, Magnetic, Drive System.

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Abdul Khadar Asundi, Pradeep Basavaraj Jyoti, Mudakapla Shadaksharappa Nagaraj, Shabana
Authors:
Sarmas Sultan
Paper Title: An Efficient Cryptography Key Management for Secure Communications in Smart Metering
Abstract: Smart Grid (SG) is used in power systems to enhance environmental sustainability and increase the
efficiency of energy management. In Smart Grid systems, Smart Meter (SM) is one of the most important
devices. The SM is an advanced energy meter that receives data from the load devices of end users and
computes the customer’s energy consumption. After that these smart meter transfers the information to the utility
company and/or system operator. The secure data transmission is the main issue between the smart meters to the
smart grid. Because the advanced metering architecture is vulnerable to the cyber-attacks. In order to ensure the
security of smart meter data, the cryptography based encryption techniques are used in the SG. In this paper, the
secure data transmission between the SM and the SG is performed by RSA cryptography. The communication
over the devices performed by Binary Phase Shift Keying (BPSK). Here, the data from the SM encrypted using
RSA encryption technique and then it transmitted using BPSK to SG. At last, at the smart grid the RSA
decryption technique is used to decrypt the power values from various loads. The introduced RSA based
encryption key management mechanism used to provide the end to end security in the smart metering 2908-
502. communications. The access of the data is limited by providing the key to the authorized end users for enhancing 29
the confidentiality of the data transmission. This proposed method is named as BPSK-RSA methodology. The 16
performance of this BPSK-RSA methodology evaluated using energy consumption of the load devices. Then the
performance of BPSK-RSA methodology is compared with DFT based CHE in terms of Mean Square Error
(MSE). By taking the average, the MSE of BPSK-RSA methodology is improved at 5.02% than the DFT based
CHE. The performance of the BPSK-RSA methodology is also compared with ECC-SM method in terms of
 Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR), Throughput (TH) and End to End Delay (EED). The PDR, TH and EED of BPSK-
RSA methodology are improved at 2.95%, 6.24% and 19.64% than the ECC-SM method at 100 smart meter
placement.

Keywords: Contactless, Frictionless, Magnetic, Drive System.

References:

1. Tlali, P. M., R. J. Wang, and S. Gerber. "Magnetic gear technologies: A review." 2014 International Conference on Electrical
Machines (ICEM). IEEE, 2014.
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Engineering and Applied Informatics 15.2 (2013): 30-37.
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IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition (ECCE). IEEE, 2012.
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Authors: Sasmita Mohapatra

Paper Title: Routing Protocol for Clustered Bee-Ad Hoc MANETS with Proper node Utilization
Abstract: Making MANETs energy efficient has been a biggest challenge from many years. In this regard in
the previous works routing protocols have been introduced for stabilized clustering scheme with swarm
intelligence where the MANETs are made energy efficient with well balanced multipath routing protocols. But
in all the proposed protocols the cluster structures are non overlapping where there is a probability that some of
the nodes may be left without any consideration in the clusters of MANET as nodes are highly dynamic in
nature. These nodes usually do not belong to any of the clusters thus cannot take part in the routing process
unless cluster splitting takes place. In that case certain time error may occur if any such kind of node carries any
special information. For that the clusters may be made overlapping but in that case number of clusters may
increase leading to complicated structure where efficiency may decrease suddenly in case of node movement or
failure. For this a novel clustering and routing procedure has been introduced in the paper where not only all the
nodes take part in data transmission but also number of clusters are minimized to improve efficiency. The work
has been carried by using NS-2 simulator.

Keywords: Energy-efficient, MANET, Clustering, Non-overlapping, Node-utilization, Stable.

References:

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3. SasmitaMohapatra, Siddappa, M.: Bee-Inspired Routing the ultimate routing process for Energy Efficient MANET. International Journal 21
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Authors: Mukesh kumar, J.S. Ubhi

Paper Title: Consequences of Body-Biasing Technique on SRAM Memory

Abstract: The circuit changes the threshold voltage effectively with a definite delay and power by altering the
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body biasing of the transistors. The body bias is employed to govern the frequency and leakage of the memory 2922-
device. The threshold voltage of individual transistor is decreases by applying the reverse body bias (RBB) and 29
increases with forward body bias (FBB). This paper presents the viability of RBB to decrease the leakage power 25
and increase in the speed of operations for SRAM circuit. The investigation of RBB dependencies on various
 performance parameters are analyzed. It is observed that the leakage power improves by 30.32% on applying
RBB voltage compared to zero body bias while the transient power increases by 3.22% but decrease of delay by
84.56% dominates on it. Because of this the overall energy consumption reduces by 84.06%. Further the
simulation work is carried out to see effect of supply voltage variation on leakage power at different RBB
voltage and temperature. Therefore, the RBB scheme is beneficial for devices of low leakage, low energy and
high speed of operation but this RBB voltage is limited by band-to-band tunneling current.

Keywords: RBB, Frequency, leakage power, delay.

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Authors: Nidhi Sonkar, Sudhakar Pandey, Sanjay Kumar

Paper Title: Ant Colony Optimization Based Routing Scheme in Vehicular Delay Tolerant Networks
Abstract: Delay Tolerant Networks finds its application in variety of environments and addresses issues like
intermittent connection, long and variable delays and high latency. Vehicular Delay Tolerant Networks was
introduced due to its various characteristic matches with DTNs. In particular class of VDTN there are two types
of nodes: Stationary and Mobile nodes. Stationary nodes are deployed along the roadside and mobile nodes are
constrained to move over the roads with variable speeds. This letter presents a new routing algorithm based on
Ant Colony Optimization in Vehicular Delay Tolerant Network. We performed extensive simulation in ONE
simulator and compare with Probabilistic Bundle Relaying Scheme to gauge the benefits of Ant Colony
Optimization based scheme over Probabilistic Bundle Relaying scheme.

Keywords: Delay Tolerant Network, Vehicular Delay Tolerant Networks, Ant Colony Optimization,
Probabilistic Bundle Relaying scheme, Vehicular Adhoc Network.

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Authors: Abhay Shelar, Amit Mahindrakar

Practical Scrutiny for Concrete Strength Properties of Ready-Mix Concrete Plant from Waste
Paper Title:
Concrete Aggregate
Abstract: The rise in the awareness of climate change and the increasing environmental concerns has led to
research in the areas of using the waste materials from Ready Mix Plants. This paper is an attempt to focus on
the use of these wastes as using ready mix concrete plant waste aggregates obtained by crushing, and finding
motorized assets of concretes complete by using many aggregates proportions with various proportions.
Recycling materials is an efficient way to increase the life cycle of the material and contributes to environmental
protection.

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Paper Title: Diabetic Retinopathy Detection Using Neural Network

Abstract: Now-a-days diabetics are affecting many people and it causes an eye disease called “diabetics
retinopathy” but many are not aware of that, so it causes blindness. Diabetes aimed at protracted time harms the
blood vessels of retina in addition to thereby affecting seeing ability of an individual in addition to leading to
diabetic retinopathy. Diabetic retinopathy is classified hooked on twofold classes, non-proliferative diabetic
retinopathy (NPDR) and proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR). Finding of diabetic retinopathy in fundus
imaginary is done by computer vision and deep learning methods using artificial neural networks. The images of
the diabetic retinopathy datasets are trained in neural networks. And based on the training datasets we can detect
whether the person has (i)no diabetic retinopathy, (ii) mild non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy, (iii) severe
non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy and (iv) proliferative diabetic retinopathy.

Keywords: Diabetic, Retinopathy, Detection, Neural Network.

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Optimized S-box and Mix-Columns for AES Architecture for live IP video Encryption and
Paper Title:
Decryption by Key Generation Through face Recognition
Abstract: This paper proposes an AES based Encryption and Decryption of a live IP video used for security in
surveillance systems. Here, the key is generated based on neural networks techniques for facial recognition.
Principal component analysis and Eigen vector algorithms are used to extract biometric facial features which are
used to train the neural network. At the receiver side, the original video plays only if the user is authenticated or
else it plays an encrypted video. This work proposes an AES architecture based on optimizing timing in terms
of adding inner and outer pipeline registers for each round and Key Expansions. Further by optimizing the
Crypto Multiplication for Mix columns via LUT based approach aid in further optimization in terms of timing.
LUT and Pipelined based implementation techniques are optimal for FPGA based implementations. ROM table
and pipelining are the two techniques used to implement AES. Result indicates that with the combination of
pipelined architecture and Distributed/Split LUT-Pipelined techniques, the encryption has higher throughput and
speed.

508. Keywords: AES, Look up table, LUT Pipeline architecture, principal component analysis.
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Authors: Prashant Kumar, Munish Vashishath, P. K. Bansal

Paper Title: Analytical Modeling and Simulation of Nanoscale Fully Depleted Dual Metal Gate SOI MOSFET
Abstract: The demand and development of scaled semiconductors devices for upcoming challenges in VLSI
technology is unending. CMOS technology plays a very important role in fulfilling this criterion. The
conventional MOSFET exhibits short channel effects (SCE) and performance degradation when scaled down in
the nanometer regime. In order to meet the required enhanced performance and to further increase the device
density new materials and new device structures have been developed. This paper analyses the performance
characteristics of one of such improved device structure i.e Fully Depleted Silicon over Insulator (FDSOI) which
also incorporate the gate having two metals of different work function specifically called Dual Material Gate
(DMG) SOI MOSFET. The analytical modeling for this device structure has also been carried out. The
simulation characteristics match closely with analytical results and as the surface potential profile of the device
has step function in ensures that this device effectively reduces the SCE.

Keywords: DIBL, DMG, Ion/Ioff, SCE, SOI, TCAD.

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Authors: Simrat Tuteja, Anukool Manish Hyde, Rashmi Somani

An Empirical Analysis on Information Technology Adaptation in Nationalized and Private Sector
Paper Title:
Banks
Abstract: Information technology adaptation in banking system is essential for facing challenges with
competitors, smooth running and to meet requirement of the target customers by providing them best and fast
services expected by them. Hence the objective of present research is to compare the adaptation of information
technology in Nationalized and Private sector banks. This paper assesses the use of Information Technology and
its services in Nationalized and Private banks. The present study was conducted in Nationalized and Private
sector banks of Indore (M.P) division. While selecting the bank branch, care was taken to check whether that
bank is using Information Technology for providing services to customers. The study shows that there is no
major difference in level of Information Technology Adaptation, but Nationalized banks does not provide proper
technical assistance and training programs as compared to Private banks. Data was collected from 298
employees of Nationalized and Private Banks from Indore division. T-test was used for data analysis.

Keywords: Information Technology, competitors, Nationalized Banks, Private Banks.

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Authors: Nitin Singh Chauhan, Ashutosh Saxena, J.V.R. Murthy

Paper Title: Measuring Security for Applications Hosted in Cloud

Abstract: Despite the numerous benefits of cloud computing, concerns around security, trust and privacy are
holding back the cloud adoption. Lack of visibility and tangible measurement of the security posture of any
cloud hosted application is a disadvantage to cloud service customers. Decision to migrate workloads on the
Cloud requires thoughtful analysis about security implications and ability to measure the security controls after
hosting. In this paper, we propose a framework to quantitatively measure different aspects of information
security for Cloud applications. This framework has a system through which we can define applications specific
controls, gather information on control implementation, calculate the security levels for applications and present
them to stakeholders through dashboards. Framework also includes detailed method to quantify the security of a
Cloud application considering different aspects of security, control criticalities, stakeholder responsibilities and
cloud service models. System and method provide visibility to Cloud customer on the security posture of their
cloud hosted applications.

Keywords: Cloud, Security, Authentication, Privacy, Security Metrics.

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Authors: Kunal Khosla, Apurva Naik
Measurement of Bone Density Parameters using Ultrasound and Hardware Development on bone
Paper Title:
Density Measurement
Abstract: Ultrasound waves due to their inherent small wave- length can be used in diagnosis or evaluation of
tissue. Ultrasound simulations can be useful to investigate and analyze different properties at different sites
512. especially when there is no volumetric data available. In the proposed paper, simulation of ultrasound in a 2-D
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linear model consisting of both cortical and cancellous bone has been proposed. In the simulation, a broadband
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emitter with center frequency of 1 Megahertz is used along with an array of receivers to capture the signal. An
attempt has been made to calculate bone density parameters in-vivo for human feet, and finally display the
computed parameters onto a LCD using Arduino Uno Board. An algorithm involving fourier transforms was
 used to calculate Broadband Ultrasound Attenuation (BUA) and Speed of Sound (SoS) in Matrix Laboratory
(MATLAB).

Keywords: Broadband ultrasound attenuation, speed of sound, simsonic, matrix laboratory, osteoporosis,
osteopenia, quantitative ultrasound.

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Authors: Anudeep Gandam, Jagroop Singh Sidhu

Paper Title: A Post-Processing Algorithm for Spatial Domain Detection & Removal of Alocking Artifacts
Abstract: Block based Discrete Cosine Transform (BDCT) is commonly used to detect and remove blocking
artifacts in the compressed images. We proposed spatial domain post processing algorithm with four fold model.
In the initial stage, pixel vector (PV) is calculated for horizontal as well as vertical block boundaries, after
defining PV calculation of different threshold values is made for extracting blocking artifacts. These thresholds
are basically adaptive to the image quality due to strong correlation with the PV. To avoid ringing artifacts
across block edges directional filter is proposed. Our research further worked on region classification based upon
activity of PV within the blocks. Based upon different PV activity regions separate filters are used to achieve
best filtering and finally Symmetrical Pixel Normalization filter (SPN Filter) is used to normalize the values of
symmetrical pixel value for better visual performance . Proposed technique various indices like PSNR, MSSIM,
GBIM are calculated and compare with different post processing techniques used in literature.

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Authors: D. Jasmine Priskilla, K. Arulanandam

Paper Title: A Backward Single Source Shortest Path Algorithm For Directed Graph
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this paper. This algorithm accept that approaching adjacency list of the given graph vertex loads showed up in
expanding request. The running time of forward, based strategy algorithm is the best aftereffect of O (n), which
are the most ideal forward-backward SSSP consequences of Wilson et al. Moreover, the likelihood of the new
algorithm additionally requires O (n) time.This is an equally improved version of exponentially and polynomial
small probability derived by Wilson et al.

Keywords: shortest path, backward algorithm, directed graph, directed backward algorithm.
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Paper Title: Full Stack Software Development and Multi Aspect Testing
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Existing papers have been acquired the reliability with a limited number of datasets, that too acquired from
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real-time error dataset. The first one is single system software design and second one is multiuser server-based
testing. Using these two types of software design and by employing automatic data testing using Brute force
algorithm, dynamic error occurrences of the datasets with time period will be acquired and tabulated, based on
the error results. Instead of predicting the accuracy alone, the proposed work will also predict the possible
reasons for the error occurrence scenario and tries to provide an optimal solution, using these types of vigorous
testing and solutions, various aspects of the software can be measured like user traffic handling capability,
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Paper Title: License Plate Recognition with Feature Salience and Neural Network
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Keywords: Hough Transform, Feature Salience, Histogram Projection, Back Propagation Neural Network,
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Authors: Aparna V.Mote, Pratima Patil

Paper Title: E-commerce Sites with Outfit Composition using Deep Learning Method
Abstract: The fashion industry has developed in many fields and its growth is making an enormous promote in
article of clothing company and e-commerce entity. The difficult task for IT industry in this field is designing
the predictive system of data mining to model this. E-commerce uses electronic communication as well as
information technology in many transactions for creating, transforming or for redefining the relationships
between individuals and organizations. It simply means buying of products, services and information and selling
them through computer network. It is totally changing the traditional approach of business. The main change in
business is noticeable growth and it has many significant effects on environment as well. This is the reason why
it is so preferred in business nowadays. The important part of the proposed system is to rate the fashionable
outfit individual and it is considers appearances as well as meta-data. Our approach has first implemented a
system of encoding visual characteristics with the help of deep convolution network for complicated contents
because it is not possible to list or to label every attribute of a image. Secondly, we proposed a multi-model deep
learning framework for rich contexts of fashion outfit. We propose a system which will recommend with review
comments and which product should purchase and the system will display a rating of the product.
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Keywords: Convolutional neural Network, outfit product images, data mining.
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Authors: Rakesh Kumar Donthi, Md. Tanwir Uddin Haider

Paper Title: Knowledge Based System using Ontology for Accessing Sentiments of Indian Railways Tweets
Abstract: The interactions in social networks like Twitter are reflecting sentiments of people at large.
Especially opinion mining has wherewithal to provide social feedback that complements traditional feedback for
making strategic decisions. The sentiments data is basically stored in the Relational Data Base. But the demerits
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of this data base is that it comes back with an answer at most once and it is very difficult to address complex 2995-
queries over the data, lagging inherent properties such as transitivity or symmetry. It also has closed world 30
assumption i.e., what is not known to be true in the data base is by default considered as false because 01
knowledge represented in the data base is assumed to be complete. To overcome all these demerits, we have
developed knowledge-based system using ontology, for accessing sentiments of Indian Railways tweets. Indian
Railways (IR) is very huge organization which consistently strives to improve its services from time to time. In
 our prior work, a framework was proposed and implemented using sentiment analysis for Indian railways tweets.
The results were grouped into clusters based on five attributes pertaining to IR such as Cleanliness, Staff
Behaviour, Punctuality, Security and Timeliness. These clusters are being updated from time to time to reflect
up to date social feedback. However, the problem with the existing system is that, its accessibility and ease of
use to stakeholders is not easy. So, we proposed a knowledge based system which will represent clusters for a
universal and interoperable data representation that is from database to RDF schema to ontology and apply
inference rules and query using SPARQL. This system is accessible to humans and also programs in
heterogeneous Machine-to-Machine (M2M) environments. We proposed a methodology to achieve this and the
knowledge is made available for further processing and stakeholders can access. The proposed system is
evaluated with a prototype application and found to be useful and flexible.

Keywords: Indian Railways, Knowledge Based System, Sentiment Analysis, Ontology, RDF.

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Alexander Valerievich Nikitin, Svetlana Nikolaevna Trunova, Victoria Aleksandrovna
Authors:
Voropaeva
The Assessment of the Effectiveness of the Implementation of Scenarios for the Sustainable
Paper Title:
Development of Agriculture
Abstract: In the following article, the advantage of the scenario analysis of the development of agriculture at
assessment of effective management of its sustainable development, taking into account realization of possible
strategic objectives is disclosed. Comparative characteristic of three scenarios of development of agriculture is
given. Their differences are specified. The system of indicators that allows determining the effect of the complex
processes of use of natural and production resources on effectiveness of management of sustainable development
of agriculture is characterized. Its perspective growth parameters in the sectoral context are analyzed. The
conclusion is drawn that the effective scenario at which the Russian agrarian economic policy has to be aimed is
519. optimistic. It is this vector of effective management, which can ensure the achievement of strategic landmarks 3002-
for the development of the agro-industrial complex for a ten-year perspective. 30
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Keywords: scenario analysis, agriculture, sustainable development, management effectiveness.

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Authors: V. S. Jagadale, S. N. Padhi

Paper Title: Mechanical Behavior of Coir Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Composites with Variable Fiber Lengths
Abstract: Most studies on the application of natural fibers as reinforcement in polymer composites are
growing as a result of the changes in characteristics that fibers can provide for the product. This can be achieved
by manufacturing of composites using Hand Layup process. The 2% NaOH fiber treatment was performed to
improve fiber-matrix interfaces making spathe- fibre-reinforced composites better mechanical characteristics.
Filler loadings as 5% by volume of coir fiber are selected as reinforcement in composites. The varying lengths of
fiber chosen as 5mm, 10mm & 15mm and resin-hardner ratio are maintained as 10:0.8. A total 3 numbers of
plates with volume as 300 х 300 х 4 mm3 were produced and specimens as per the various ASTM standard were
tested to determine the ultimate various Mechanical properties for different configuration. The strength of epoxy
resin / coir fiber composites was noticed at a maximum 15 mm (15.27 N / mm2) fiber length. The maximum
impact strength of the charpy was also 15 mm fiber length (9.87 kJ / m2).The Experimental results were
validated using a numerical method technique in FEA software. The obtained results by experimentation and
Finite Element Analysis are very much closer to each other. The results show good mechanical properties and
hint us as a replacement for conventional materials in industrial applications.

Keywords: FEA, Coir Fiber, Mechanical Properties, ASTM.

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Authors: C.N.Umadevi, N.P.Gopalan

Paper Title: Privacy Preserving Outsourced Calculations With Symmetric Fully Homomorphic Encryption
Abstract: Cloud computing is a new paradigm which provides cloud storage service to manage, maintain and
back up private data remotely. For privacy concerns the data is kept encrypted and made available to users on
521. demand through cloud service provider over the internet. The legacy encryption techniques rely on sharing of
3012-
keys, so service providers and end users of the cloud have exclusive rights on the data thus the secrecy may loss.
30
Homomorphic Encryption is a significant encryption technique which allows users to perform limited arithmetic
15
on the enciphered data without loss of privacy and security. This paper addresses a new simple and non-
bootstrappable Fully Homomorphic Encryption Scheme based on matrices as symmetric keys with access
control.
 Keywords: Access Policy, Fibonacci P-Number, Fully Homomorphic Encryption, Smith Normal Form,
Semantic Secure.

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Authors: Chandrakanta Yadav, Yogesh Kumar Gupta

Paper Title: Cost Effective Ant Colony Optimization in Cloud Computing

Abstract: Cloud computing is a term for a wide range of developments possibilities. It is rapidly growing
paradigm in software technology that offers different services. Cloud computing has come of age, since
Amazon's rollouted the first of its kind of cloud services in 2006. It stores the tremendous amount of data that
are being processed every day. Cloud computing is a reliable computing base for data-intensive jobs. Cloud
computing provide computing resources as a service. It is on-demand availability of computing resources
without direct interaction of user. A major focus area of cloud computing is task scheduling. Task scheduling is
one among the many important issues to be dealt with. It means to optimize overall system capabilities and to
allocate the right resources. Task scheduling referred to NP-hard problem. The proposed algorithm is Cost
Effective ACO for task scheduling, which calculates execution cost of CPU, bandwidth, memory etc. The
suggested algorithm is compared with CloudSim with the presented Basic Cost ACO algorithm-based task
scheduling method and outcomes clearly shows that the CEACO based task scheduling method clearly
522. outperforms the others techniques which are in use into considerations. The task is allotted to the number of
VMs based on the priorities (highest to lowest) given by user. The simulation consequences demonstrate that the 3016-
suggested scheduling algorithm performs faster than previous Ant Colony Optimization algorithm in reference 30
to the cost. It reduces the overall cost as compare to existing algorithm. 20

Keywords: Cloud Computing, Cost Optimization, Task Scheduling, ACO, CEACO.

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Authors: Sukhdev Singh, Chander Kant

Paper Title: Novel Method of FKP Feature Extraction Using Mechanical Variable
Abstract: Feature extraction is one of the most essential phase in biometric authentication. It helps in extracting
and measuring the biometric image as ideal as possible. These features sets can be used further for image
matching, recognition or learning techniques in supervised algorithms. In the proposed work a novel features
extraction method for finger knuckle print is explored with comparative analysis. The proposed scheme is based
on different mechanical variables and its efficiency also proved by plotting different curves in Matlab R2009a

Keywords: finger knuckle print, feature extraction, digital image processing, recognition rate.

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 Authors: Ben John Stephen S

Paper Title: Advanced Energy Management System For Hybrid Vehicle

Abstract: The battery and ultra-capacitor hybrid storage system (HESS) is a system which can be adopted in
the EV. By utilizing Ultra-capacitors, the batteries can be protected from high peak currents, which can be
especially harming to the batteries. Consequently it is conceivable to expand the battery life. Battery and ultra-
capacitor are connected through a bidirectional non-isolated multi input converter which has numerous points of
interest. Fuzzy logic based energy management strategy is an efficient method to manage energy through HESS
and furthermore regulating the SoC of ultra-capacitor while smoothing the battery power profile.

Keywords: Battery, Bidirectional non-isolated MIC, Energy management strategy (EMS), Ultra-capacitor (UC)
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Authors: John Livingston.S, Kumudha Raimond

Paper Title: Mirafs - Multi Image Resoulution Quality Acuminate Fusing System
Abstract: In Remote sensing applications, due to the increase in spatial and spectral resolutions, the time
complexity became a vital aspect in order to process and deliver the solutions in a timely fashion. Remote
sensors which acquire high-resolution image data often misses geometrical alignments and spectral stabilizations
because of its dynamic routines, which results in crucial consideration such as loss of information and degraded
quality in a single region of interest. This ignited us in finding the need for fusion of data to obtain quality
products in remote sensing domain. Leaving the noise in source data compromises the overall quality of the
solution. In proposed method to reduce the negative impacts of noise on the image skin, we use the confined
filter function which held back the noise while reconstructing the image. In some cases, when image fusion is
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insensitivity. The fusion process must be verified to validate image sets for smart combinations of bands. The
image pixels were considered as components to organize the fused spectral quality. The proposed HSI based
MIRAFS method is compared with state of art fusion models and the results shows prominent improvement in
the quality of fused images when we chose high spectral values. In MIRAFS, the quality of the resultant fused
image has also been checked whether it has minimized spectral degradation with the amplified resolution by
conserving spectral information as much as possible.

525. Keywords: Fused Image; Noise; Spectral quality; Image Pixel. 3031-
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9. Mostafa Amin-Naji, Ali Aghagolzadeh,“Multi-focus image fusion using VOL and EOL in DCT domain”International Conference on
New Research Achievements in Electrical and Computer Engineering (ICNRAECE), May 13, 2016.
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 Authors: Praveen Kumar Dwivedi, Surya Prakash Tripathi

Paper Title: A Simplified Interval Type-2 Fuzzy Implementation for Financial Credit Decision
Abstract: Credit assessment of potential customers with the help of their previous history of credit transaction
is one of the main issues in financial credit approval system. The credit rating of the customer shows that the
financial stability of the individual or firm. Based on financial stability, the bankers can approve their credit
grant. The basic factors that affect the credit rating of the customer is history of payment, the unsettled amount,
period of credit history, types of credit and many other factors. The creditworthiness of the customer is assessing
based on result obtained from these factors. The prime objective of the credit approval system is to avoid loss of
amount that may be associated with an incorrect decision. To avoid such type of decisions, it requires designing
of credit rating models for credit and their risk analysis. This type of models benefited the bankers to approve the
credit grant or not. The bank credit system is a binary classification system that classifies the customer either the
good or bad based on their previous credit history. In this context, several fuzzy classification systems have been
designed to classify the customer. In this article, we have designed a simplified interval type-2 fuzzy system for
financial credit decision using two different membership function based approaches and compared the
performance in terms of accuracy of classification.

Keywords: Interval Type-2, Fuzzy System, Credit Classification, Accuracy, Type-1 Fuzzy System etc.

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Authors: Snigdhadip Ghosh, Vijay Kumar Dwivedi

Paper Title: Assessment of Plan Form Development using Protective Materials around an Island
Abstract: As per recent survey of different survey portals, it is nearly proved that the most dangerous threat of
nature is soil erosion and changes of plan form development in river topography. There are many reasons behind
this degradation such as difference in climate, changes in direction of wind and water, man made changes of
river path etc. In this project, we tried to locate the changes in plan form development due to erosion and
527. deposition of soil after using protective materials. So this project was carried out to study the detachment,
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transportation and deposition of cohesion less uniform and non-uniform sediments as well as run-off around an
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island made of silty clay material having protection material as gravel and stone. 48
Keywords: Climate change, Detachment of soil, Protection materials, Erosion and deposition.

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Authors: Nagesh B.K., B. R. LakshmiKantha

Performance Evaluation of Battery and Super-Capacitor for Electric Vehicle with Hybrid
Paper Title:
Techniques
Abstract: In recent trends, Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs) have an excessive opportunity due to its
charging facilities and charge storage system. Through appropriate design and development, Electric Vehicles
(EVs) not only eliminate the pollution but also make the system more efficient over traditional vehicles.
However, still it is in the progress of the investigation and has several unanswered issues. The performance of
PHEV depends upon proper utilization of electric power which is solely affected by the battery State-Of-Charge
(SOC). SOC determination becomes a vital problem in whole area where it comprises a battery storage; because
it has several drawbacks such as weak power density, longevity, etc. one probable and favourable resolution for
this issue is multi-source EV. Both the batteries and Ultra-Capacitors (UC) can reduce the aforementioned
disadvantages in existing systems. This proposed work has more efficiency because of the combined design
model of both battery and super-capacitor. Hence, in this work, the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO)
technique with Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC) is implemented for optimal sharing of power between the battery
and the super-capacitor.

Keywords: Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEVs), State-Of-Charge (SOC), Energy management
system(EMS), Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO), Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC).

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Authors: Janice Dyan G. Quiloña, Shoven M. Afable

Paper Title: Development and Evaluation of Eastern Samar State University-Can-avid Campus Website
Abstract: To provide an avenue for the university where it can share its profile, mission, vision, policies,
achievements, capabilities, news and activities in the local, national and international arena of the academe, the
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IT Development Team of ESSU Can-avid Campus developed the website of the Campus using PHP and 3057-
WordPress. A descriptive-developmental method of research was utilized to emphasize the development of the 30
web application. Requirements Analysis was done to determine the important features that the website must 60
contain per user definition. After development, the website was subjected to quality evaluation to describe the
performance of the software through an evaluation survey questionnaire based on ISO/IEC9126 software quality
 standards. 303 direct end-users from among IT experts, employees and students of the campus were asked to
evaluate the functionality and usability of the website. Evaluation results showed almost 100% compliance of
the system requirements specified by the target clients and a highly usable software overall performance rating.
The website, if regularly maintained will boast the organization valued image on the web and further increase
clients and enrollees of the Campus.

Keywords: University Website, ISO 9126 quality website, Web Administration, Web Application
Functionality and Usability.

References:

1. E. B. Cosidon, “Student Information System for Kalinga State University-Rizal Campus”, International Journal of Management and
Commerce Innovations ISSN 2348-7585 (Online) Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2016
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Innovative Interdisciplinary Research Issue 4, 2013
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Authors: Hong Son Nguyen, Trung Thanh Pham,Van Quan Tran, Quang Hung Nguyen

Paper Title: Nonlinear Analysis of Flat Steel Frame Semi rigid Connection Subjected to Dynamic Loads
Abstract: The paper aims to analyze the plastic frame elasticity with a beam-column joint which is a nonlinear
semi-rigid linkage, an ideal plastic elastic material model; set up the elastic elastic equation, using the Newmark
method to solve the differential equations of oscillating equations with Newton-Raphson iterative method of
improvement and programming to determine the internal force and the movement of the frame by the
programming language MATLAB program; limit the scope of research on structural problems subject to
earthquake load described by acceleration diagram.

Keywords: elastic nonlinear, flat steel frame, MATLAB, earthquake load.

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Paper Title: A Design Pattern Structure Specification to Extract Statistical Report
Abstract: Design patterns are ecological abstract documents which offer acceptable solutions for the continual
issues. It allows developers to communicate in a well-known way with the system design. This paper reviewing
set of research articles to know the current trend on design pattern’s applications. This research also introduces
the structure of a new pattern that acts as data analyzer of any software given as input. This pattern acts as
centralized data storage of concrete class objects. The instances are analyzed by various functionalities of
analyzer in-order to derive results. It helps to solve some of the day to day problems faced by the software
designer. This pattern provides services for a group of concrete members to design set of functionalities in order
to support data analytics. The structure and its applicability on software are examined, using a case study.

531. Keywords: Design pattern, Application of design patterns, Data analytics.

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Authors: Hong Son Nguyen, Van Quan Tran, Quang Hung Nguyen
Influence of Parameters Reinforced Concrete Floor to Stiffness of Beam – Columns Connector in
Paper Title:
Composite Structures
Abstract: In this paper, the author introduces the beam – column connections, steel – concrete composite
beams and floor element in the frame structures, and shows how to determine the stiffness connections of the
typical beam - column according to European standards. Survey parameters affecting, including: slab thickness;
section area and module elasticity of reinforcing bars; distance anchor, in order to clarify the influence of the
parameters on the stiffness of the connections beam - column in composite steel – concrete structures.

Keywords: Composite joints, Connections, Steel.

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Authors: Le Thuy Nguyen, Hong Son Nguyen, Van Quan Tran, Quang Hung Nguyen

Paper Title: Impact of Wind Load on Large Plate Billboards in Vietnam

Abstract: The paper presents the analysis of the impact of wind loads on large plate billboards, how to
determine and convert input data and repeat cycle conversion ratios in calculating the wind load between
Vietnam standards and foreign standards. In addition, the article presents the notes in the calculation according
to different standards, thereby giving the process of calculating the determination of wind load according to
Vietnam standard TCVN 2737-1995, European standard EN 1991- 1-4 and AmericanASCE / SEI 7-05 standards
for large billboard advertising by MathCad calculation software, presenting calculations for a specific billboard,
from the results of the presentation, we get some conclusions and recommendations.
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Keywords: Large plate billboard construction, wind load, texture, failure, standard l. 30
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Authors: S. Sivasankar and A. Praveen Kumar

Paper Title: Numerical Modeling of Square Steel Members Wrapped by CFRP Composites
Abstract: HSS (Hollow Structural Steel) tubular members used in buildings and bridges for structural
application is rapidly developing technique in the recent era. Since, they have many advantages over RC
structural members. This paper presents the application of CFRP on HSS tubular members under axial
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compression. Typical failure occurred during axial loading was local buckling, and this could be reduced by 3082-
wrapping CFRP sheets around the HSS tubular columns were investigated experimentally. Eight steel samples 30
are used in this test. Among eight specimens, two are unwrapped and the remaining six columns are externally 87
wrapped by CFRP. CFRP sheets are used as strips, and the width of the sheets are constant. The spacing between
the CFRP sheets is also constant. All columns are tested in column tester till the maximum to understand their
failure modes, Ultimate load, load Vs. Displacement, Stress- Strain behaviour and Ductility index. Finally,
 results obtained from the experimental investigation could be validated with ANSYS software. The ultimate load
and displacements from ANSYS validation are closely match with test results.

Keywords: Axial compression, Wrapping, CFRP sheets, Buckling, HSS columns, Short columns, Strips and
ANSYS.

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Authors: Minati Mohanty, Sagarika Panda

Paper Title: Crumb Rubber: A sustainable road paving material

Abstract: In the Present Scenario, the use of automobiles has increased significantly and due to that the waste
or scrap tyres are also increasing day by day. The waste tyres are classified as solid waste. The proper disposal
of these waste tyres has become a serious environmental issue as the tyres are manufactured with synthetic
rubber. According to the past records, the scrap tyres were used as a common additive to bituminous binders
which not only addresses the pavement performance issues but also tackles the problem of disposal of these
tyres. Therefore, In this study an attempt is made to know what percentage incorporation of crumb rubber to
bitumen upgrade the strength and durability of the pavement and a comparative study has been done using both
wet process and dry process on semi-dense bituminous concrete. Efforts are being made to make it a Sustainable
road paving material.

Keywords: Bitumen; crumb rubber; Aggregates; SDBC Mix

References:

1. Moe Aung Lwin1, HandojoDjatiUtomo,“Crumb Rubber Modified Bitumen in Open Graded Wearing Course of Flexible Pavement”,
Scientific Research, 2017.
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Authors: Rudragoud Patil, R. H. Goudar

Implementation of User Centric SSE for Privacy-Preserving and Enhancing Searching Efficiency
Paper Title:
in Cloud Environment
Abstract: Cloud computing allows the users geographically located to access data and application from a
cloud which follows the pay-as-you-go financial model. This technology provides a method to enhance the
capabilities dynamically without having to spend in new infrastructure or training personnel. Cloud computing
promises to offer reliable services to the customer through the construction of next-generation data centers and
storage technology. With its wide advantages, cloud computing has emerged as fast emergent segments of the
IT. Hence data security is a major concern for cloud users. One solution to this is that user can apply encryption
techniques on data before sending it to the cloud server. But encrypted data limits the server’s capability to make
plaintext keyword search. Keyword search functionality that can function over the encrypted data is desirable
but no information about the searched keyword or the retrieved document should not compromise in this
process. Our implementation of searchable symmetric encryption proves that it is not vulnerable to such things
and preserves privacy of user data and query.

Keywords: Privacy preserving, Keyword search, Encrypted data.

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Authors: Edwin S Soji, T.Kamalakannan

A Conceptual AI-System Model for Home Automation and Smart Monitoring Based
Paper Title:
On Vision
Abstract: Home automation is a rapidly increasing developmental area in the terribly present days attributable
to the higher rate of affordability and ease. It provides the potential of controlling our homes and having the
sides retort to events that are managed mechanically, it has become an extremely popular attribute due to its
safety functions and reasons of value. We projected a model to introduce the whole automation of our house
with a security system for our household. The ideal concept of this project is to ascertain an answer that can be
537. achieved within a minimal budget. We got so used off shelf elements aspect that the amount reduced drastically.
This study conjointly discusses the chosen literature, fashionable datasets, and concludes with the challenges 3099-
within the domain at the side of a future direction. The main conceptual focus of this paper is to pose a system 31
based design that demonstrates the interfacing between MATLAB with camera and Arduino board for 02
observation and management of household instruments. In the projected system, Arduino board is interfaced
with MATLAB victimization serial communication to regulate home appliances. Image acquisition device is
interfaced to MATLAB which will ceaselessly show the status of the different type of household equipment on
the Graphical computer program [GUI] designed in MATLAB. When the correct commands are dispatched from
the MATLAB user interface, the corresponding household equipment is turned ON/OFF which are interfaced to
Arduino through relay board. The system conjointly sends alert messages or signals if any abnormality is
 detected in the associate degree. The human motion recognition domain has been active for quite 20 years and
has provided an oversized quantity of literature.

Keywords: Home automation, Household equipment, Human motion recognition, MATLAB, IoT.

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Authors: Amritha G, Manasi Suresh, Indu B

Paper Title: Literary trends in Cyber Space: Portrayal of the Metamodern “wings of Poesy”
Abstract: English literature, after sailing through different courses down the history, has now entered a new
space, which may affect its further cruise. The growth of technological space has given rise to a new genre
called cyber literature, which plays a significant role in the promotion of literary works. Cyber literature refers to
written literary texts, distributed and read on electronic screens. This electronic space provides a more flexible
and convenient platform for the artistic expressions of aspiring and budding authors. Cyber literature which
emerged towards the end of the 1990s through blogging, later expanded in social media platforms like Facebook,
Instagram, Twitter, Myspace etc. While the means and modes of expression changed, literature was again
moulded into something else, satisfying the needs of a modern reader. This paper explores the possibility of
social media and online communities as the new alternative to print publication, and it also aims at studying the
present and upcoming literary trends in the cyber space through a few examples. The case study includes an
analysis of the works of Rupi Kaur, an author who paved her way for fame using Instagram; Terribly Tiny Tales
and other pages in Facebook which seized the young hearts with relatable snippets and prose poems;
applications like “Haiku jam” which bring together people from all over the world to write a Haiku in unison.
The modern generation which upgrades their lifestyle along with the technological evolution, and the
contemporary issues that affect them, brings out a new literary culture. The unrestrained author-reader
interaction further decreases the former gap which held back the readers from voicing their opinions. While it
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Keywords: Cyber literature, Literary trends, Rupi Kaur, Instagram, Terribly Tiny Tales

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Authors: L.Ramesh, R.A.Roseline

Paper Title: Secure Data Sharing Of Sensitive Medical Record (Phr) In the Cloud
Abstract: Present day human services areas need to make a domain which lessens tedious endeavors and other
expensive tasks to acquire a Patient complete medicinal transcription and consistently incorporates this
multifariousness accumulation of therapeutic information to convey it to the social insurance specialists.
Sensitive medical record (PHRs) came to be generally embraced to empower social insurance suppliers and
patients to make, oversee and get to human services data from wherever, and whenever. Cloud administrations
give the essential foundation at lower cost and better quality. Distributed computing when utilized in Healthcare
segment diminishes the expense of putting away, handling and refreshing with improved proficiency and quality.
In any case, the security of information in the cloud isn't acceptable today. The electronic wellbeing record
comprises of pictures of the patient's record which is exceptionally private. Human services information has
stringent security prerequisites for secrecy, accessibility to approved clients, and detect ability of connection.
The focal point of the present examination is explore on the above mentioned problem necessities and suggest an
answer for human services cloud suppliers this study will assist in ensuring persistent' information they have and
of those mentioned high significance. The attention will be on explicit distributed computing medicinal services
confidential matter and how cloud homomorphic encryption with part key and key designation can help in
gathering social insurance administrative necessities. The recommended system depends on proposed
calculation, RSA calculation, and Secret sharing calculation, Data imparting calculation to key assignment to
guarantee information privacy, validation, respectability, and accessibility in a staggered progressive request.
This will empower the social insurance supplier to accept/discard several entrance conditions in several requests,
particularly in therapeutic investigation condition.
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Authors: Aniruddha P. Kshirsagar, Shradha K. Dhole, Pravin S. Patil, Rohini B. Kokare

Paper Title: Mobischool School Management System Using Android Application

Abstract: Mobiles are used everywhere. It is beneficial to have android application of School Management
system. This application includes database handling. Fully functional, flexible application and friendly interface
is required for school management application so that it will be easily handled by parents as well as teachers. It
is useful to get immediate alerts to the parents about notices [13]. Paper based activities are very costly and
difficult to handle [12].

Keywords: Android , Web View

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Paper Title: Assessing the Effect of Financial Literacy on Investors Decisions Making
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assess literacy level of investors. The association between demographic, socio-economic profile of investors and
their financial literacy level has been studied. The study also finds that whether literacy of investors have any
effect on decision making of investors. To see the impact of demographic factors on financial literacy level,
regression is performed. The result of the study states that decision of investors is significantly affected by
literacy and knowledge of investors regarding financial terms.

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Paper Title: An Effecient Fake News Detection System Using Machine Learning
Abstract: Social media plays a major role in several things in our life. Social media helps all of us to find some
important news with low price. It also provides easy access in less time. But sometimes social media gives a
chance for the fast-spreading of fake news. So there is a possibility that less quality news with false information
is spread through the social media. This shows a negative impact on the number of people. Sometimes it may
impact society also. So, detection of fake news has vast importance. Machine learning algorithms play a vital
role in fake news detection; Especially NLP (Natural Language Processing) algorithms are very useful for
detecting the fake news. In this paper, we employed machine learning classifiers SVM, K-Nearest Neighbors,
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the given dataset. Python language was used for experiments.

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Paper Title: Development of Technology for High-Power Industry Converters

Abstract: The power stable of the converters is actually coming from some milliwatts (as in a cellphone) to
dozens of megawatts in an HVDC gearbox body. Along with "classic" electronic devices, power streams, as well
as current, are actually utilized to hold relevant information, whereas along with power electronic devices, they
lug power. This inverter may magnify source of power like gas- mobiles, little wind turbines, as well as photo-
voltaic assortments (i.e. it agrees with for circulated power treatments). The principles of resources and also
changes are actually described and also categorized. Coming from the general regulations of resource
propinquities, a universal procedure of power converter formation exists.

Keywords: power, converters, inverters.

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Paper Title: An Integrated Technique for Face Sketch Recognition Using DCNN
Abstract: Face Recognition (FR) is considered as one of the chief use in the investigation of criminals. In the
majority of the cases, information about the criminal is not available. In such situations, sketch artist draw the
sketch of the guess with the oral explanation provided by the eyewitness. These sketches can then be matched
manually against mug shot photos. This process is time-consuming. Hence there require a method that
efficiently goes with composite sketches to the gallery of mug shot databases. Thus the proposed system uses a
scheme for matching composite sketch and photo images, photo image features are extracted and fused to train
the system. Composite Sketch feature is matched with face photo images. Feature extraction (FE) is done using
Multi-Scale Local Binary Patterns (MLBP) Tchebichef Moments and Multiscale Circular Weber Local
Descriptor (MCWLD), Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is used for fusion of extracted features, DCNN
used as a classifier to recognize the face. The experiments are conducted using PRIP-HDC dataset and the
proposed system gives good accuracy in face recognition.

Keywords: Composite Sketch, MCWLD, Tchebichef Moments and MLBP and Tchebichef Moments and
DCNN Classifier, Knowledge Base (KB).

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Authors: Lan Huong Nguyen, Quang Hung Nguyen

Application of Monte Carlo Method in Hydraulic Structures Safety Assessment in Vietnam
Paper Title:
Conditions
Abstract: Vietnam is a country with many dams but most of these works are designed according to the
Determined design method and analysis of safety factors, while the Random design method and the reliability
analysis have become popular in the world for many years. The paper introduces the method of calculating
reliability for hydraulic structures according to the Monte Carlo method or the level III random design method.
Based on the method of calculating the reliability of dams according to the Monte Carlo, the authors applied to
calculate the reliability of the main dam of Phu Ninh - Quang Nam irrigation reservoirs. Compare with the
reliability calculations at level II and have recommendations applied to all levels of construction in Vietnam
conditions: with important dams will be calculated according to the problem of level III, with less important
works of regions, calculated according to level II.

545. Keywords: Monte Carlo method, failure probability, random variable, confidence function, water overtopping
mechanism. 3141-
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Authors: Vatan, Avinash Sharma, Sandip Goyal

Paper Title: IoT Standards and Applicability to Human Life

Abstract: A member of the Radio Frequency Identification Development (RFID) Association originated the
idea of IoT in 1999. Currently it become more applicable to the practical universe due to the growth of mobile
appliances, installed and global information, cloud computing and analysis of data. At present IoT acquired a
large observation from researchers because it beseems a significant machinery which assurance smart human life
by recognizing communication theory between articles, gadgets and every belonging of human beings. Presume
wherever millions of objects can feel, convey and share knowledge, all inter-related through either public or
private Internet Protocol networks. These inter-connected objects have constantly composed the data, evaluate
and used to commence act, supplying abundance of knowledge for designing, control and judgement making.
This is exactly the world of IoT (Internet of Things). IoT describes a manner that comprise things of the actual
546. world and detectors connected to these things, attached to the internet by guided and unguided network design.
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The IoT detectors can employ various types of attachments such as RFID, Wireless-Fidelity, Bluetooth and
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ZigBee. Additionally IoT approves broad domain connectivity by adopting many automations e.g. Global
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System Mobile communication, General Packet Radio Services, 4G and Long Term Evolution. IoT empowered
objects will share knowledge of the provision of things, the nearby atmosphere with people, operating systems
and other appliances of IoT related with technology. Since the Internet of Things will produce a medium of
smart city, healthcare, connected houses and architecture in extension to several significant applicabilities such
as smart power, networks, conveyance, garbage control so that the universe will become smart in every aspects.

Keywords: Embedded, Optimization, RFID, Smart city, ZigBee.

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Authors: S K Mala, M M Shanmugapriya

Paper Title: Graph of an Intuitionistic Fuzzy Ideal of M⟙ Groups in Near Rings

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graph theory, intuitionistic fuzzy graph theory with the ideal algebraic structure of a near ring in MΓ group. The
idea of graph of an intuitionistic fuzzy (IF) ideal, the regular graph of an intuitionistic fuzzy (IF) ideal and their
isomorphism in MΓ group of near rings are discussed. Also, few properties of theirs are studied here as
theorems.

Keywords: Graph of an intuitionistic fuzzy (IF) ideal, regular graph of an intuitionistic fuzzy (IF) ideal,
isomorphism of graphs of intuitionistic fuzzy (IF) ideals in MΓ group of near rings.

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Authors: Ajai S., K. Kumar, P. M. Abdul Rahiman, V. S. Sohoni, V. S. Jahagirdar

Paper Title: Vortex Prediction in a Pump Intake System Using Computational Fluid Dynamics
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flows in order to meet its demand. Vortices and velocity fluctuations affects the performance of a pump intake
system. This paper presents the vortex prediction in a pump sump for varying flow conditions across the pump
bay and the bellmouth section, using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) code Flow 3D. Geometry of
rectangular type sump was chosen for comparing the physical experimentation with the computational model.
The velocity fluctuations, location of vortex formation and its profiles predicted by CFD code was compared
with that of the physically observed experiments. The velocity and fluid flow profiles predicted by CFD
correlated well with the flow conditions observed during the physical experiments. Further, characteristics of
vortex were also studied with respect to the velocity change. Increase in the wobbling phenomenon of the vortex
with increase in the flow velocity was also identified with the computational studies. CFD can be used as a tool
548. to study the preliminary design of a hydraulic system for a particular field condition, thus complementing the
 physical model studies to facilitate the construction of an optimized and effective pump intake system.
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Paper Title: Design an All Digital PLL with Ripple Reduction Technique
Abstract: The article describes about the design and implementation of advance version of Phase Lock Loop
(PLL) is All Digital PLL. Research work is on ADPLL where parameter ripple is reduced by applying the
technique of ripple reduction technique. Ripple reduction technique reduces the use of Kth counter, Kth counter
comes under consideration when enable is ON. Phase locked loops are most widely used in communication
system. Most of the PLL’s that are used currently are hybrid type PLL’s where all the blocks are assumed to be
digital. The circuit design of ADPLL consists of Digital Controlled Oscillator (DCO), loop filter and Phase
Frequency detector (PFD). Here phase detector used is Ex-or gate, for loop filter, Kth counter is used and
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ADPLL Verilog code is being written on project window. After compilation of code it is simulated with the help
of test bench. After that it is going to be implemented and verified with the board zedboard. Number of LUTs
used are 32 and Flip Flops used are 35. This paper presents an all digital approach for the design, simulation,
synthesis and implementation of FPGA based ADPLL centered at 195.31 KHz using Verilog HDL code. The
proposed design methodology resulted in reduction of ripple, power dissipation, junction temperature of board.
Proposed research work further can be used in communication for frequency synthesizer. Any system whether it
is from communication or digital etc ADPLL is common to use for ripple reduction at its output. So ADPLL is
basic building block in any type of communication system.
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Authors: Sheelesh Kumar Sharma, Navel Kishor Sharma

Paper Title: Text Classification Using Ensemble Of Non-Linear Support Vector Machines
Abstract: With the advent of digital era, billions of the documents generate every day that need to be managed,
processed and classified. Enormous size of text data is available on world wide web and other sources. As a first
step of managing this mammoth data is the classification of available documents in right categories. Supervised
machine learning approaches try to solve the problem of document classification but working on large data sets
of heterogeneous classes is a big challenge. Automatic tagging and classification of the text document is a useful
task due to its many potential applications such as classifying emails into spam or non-spam categories, news
articles into political, entertainment, stock market, sports news, etc. The paper proposes a novel approach for
classifying the text into known classes using an ensemble of refined Support Vector Machines. The advantage of
proposed technique is that it can considerably reduce the size of the training data by adopting dimensionality
reduction as pre-training step. The proposed technique has been used on three bench-marked data sets namely
CMU Dataset, 20 Newsgroups Dataset, and Classic Dataset. Experimental results show that proposed approach
is more accurate and efficient as compared to other state-of-the-art methods.

Keywords: Text classification, support vector machine, non-linear ensemble, machine learning, natural
language processing.
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Authors: D.Chandravathi , P.V.Lakshmi

Privacy Preserving Using Extended Euclidean Algorithm Applied To RSA-Homomorphic
Paper Title:
Encryption Technique
Abstract: Communication of confidential information over Internet is the key aspect of security applications.
Providing protection to sensitive information is of major concern. Many cryptographic algorithms have been in
use for providing security of confidential information. Providing security for data has become major challenge in
this era. Classical cryptography is playing a major role in providing security for applications. In modern days
securing confidential information in the cloud is considered as an important challenge. Homomorphic
Encryption technique is one of the best solutions that provide security in the cloud[1]. In this paper, Extended
Euclidean Algorithm is used for generating keys. This technique follows RSA Homomorphic encryption
technique. .RSA Homomorphic encryption using Extended Euclidean algorithm (RSA-HE-EEA) is secure when
compared to RSA as it based on the generation of private key which makes the algorithm complex .This
technique of using Extended Euclidean Algorithm(EEA) is fast and secure when compared to RSA
homomorphic encryption technique. The encryption process utilizes modulo operator which gives security as
well.The beauty of this algorithm is in generation of private key which uses Extended Euclidean Algorithm
(EEA) that helps in avoiding brute force attacks. Also, this technique uses Homomorphic operations which gives
enhance security to confidential information in the cloud.

Keywords: Classical Cryptography, Homomorphic encryption, RSA, EEA, private key, brute force attack.

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Authors: Pankaj Kumar Kanoujiya, Piyush Charan, Tahsin Usmani, Zohaib Hasan Khan
Performance Estimation of 111kWp Grid Interactive Solar PV Power Plant at Integral
Paper Title:
University
Abstract: Solar Photovoltaic (SPV) is a novel technology to harvest solar energy as and when we talk about
552. replacing the conventional grid electricity. The degree of development of a country is measured by the amount
of energy used by humans. Energy demand is increasing due to population, urbanization and industrialization. 3180-
As a result conventional electricity needs to be replaced with non conventional energy resources so as to save the 31
environment from pollution due to increased number of unwanted gases and dust particles in the air. Harmful 87
gases like COx and SO2 in the environment are affecting the Air Quality Index (AQI) and making it difficult for
humans to breathe. Solar Energy is a clean and green solution to improve the AQI of the earth. In this research
 we study and analyze the performance of a grid interactive SPV plant installed at Academic Block-II, Integral
University. In this regard, we measure the performance ratio for 4 (four) months. The effect of shading on the
PV panel is reviewed due to deposition of dust particles and bird feces.

Keywords: Solar Photovoltaic, Grid Interactive System, Performance Ratio, Capacity Utilization Factor

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Authors: Kamaljit Kaur, Kanwalvir Singh Dhindsa

Paper Title: A Novel Tweet Recommendation Framework for Twitter

Abstract: In order to keep them updated users follow various Twitter accounts to get the latest information. As
their social network increases it becomes challenging for them to find the relevant content from the massive
collection of information. A Twitter user needs to scan a lot of less relevant posts to find the interesting tweets.
Important updates may get lost if user is not able to read all the messages. So there is need that the most relevant
updates are shown to the user first. Traditionally, the most retweeted tweets are considered popular and are
brought forward. In order to improve the attractiveness of the incoming tweets we propose a personalized tweet
ranking method based on the trending topics in the user network. A hashtag ranking model is developed to map
the tweets into a ranked list of hashtags. The tweets corresponding to those hashtags are then ranked based on
the linear weighted model that considers features related to tweet, author of tweet and the user. Finally,
conducting a pilot user study we analyze the effectiveness of the proposed framework.

Keywords: Favorites, Hashtags, Retweets, Tweets, Twitter Timeline.

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Authors: Satinderdeep Kaur, Nidhi Bhatla

An Efficient Gesture Recognition with ABC-ANN Classification and Key-Point Features
Paper Title:
Extraction for Hand Images
Abstract: With the advent of an electronic device in humanization, there has been various usage of easing
human-computer interface. However, novel methods and techniques have been developed for boosting the HCI
interface. In the world of technology, including gestures in the human-computer interface, become a crucial
exploration field. The gesture has become a communication approach with the computer interface and users.
Hand Gesture works as a natural boundary for serving as an inspiring strength for investigating gesture
classifications. The hand gesture is used in a wide variety of applications like as recognition technology,
controlling of system, computer system, electronic device, home appliances, flying equipment controlling, and
so forth. The hand gesture is described as the production of the motion or the gestures by hands; it determines
the expression through a signature pattern that leads to the interface between the system and individuals.
However, hand gesture plays the main role in the establishment of the novel human and system interface. In this
research, a classification technique with ABC –ANN is developed to enhance the detection rate and the SIFT
algorithm has been implemented to extract features of hand images. Features are described as - i) Assignment
(ii) Localization (iii) Orientation and (iv) SIFT key-points. The extraction of features is done through the key
point format. Along with that, classification and selection of the specific features of gesture image acquired
based on categories. Experimental analysis is done based on parameter metrics (testing rate, validation rate,
recognition rate) to improve the detection rate.

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Authors: Manoj Gupta, Pankaj Gakhar

Paper Title: Power Quality Improvement in a Grid Coupled Solar PV System using Grey Wolf Optimization
Abstract: Since the PV penetration in the utility grid is increasing rapidly, there is a need of a control strategy
for the purpose of energy optimization and for providing clean and green electric power to the utility grid. In this
paper, a dynamic technique is proposed employing a Fractional Order PI controller tuned using Grey Wolf
Optimization Technique. The strategy provides the independent control active as well as reactive power being
injected into the grid. A complete investigation on performance analysis and THD levels at different solar
irradiation value were conducted on MATLAB/SIMULINK software. The efficacy of the work is validated by
comparing the results obtained by using Grey Wolf Optimization with permissible IEEE standards and the
observations proves the power quality improvement by reducing the THD i.e. Total Harmonic Distortion levels.

Keywords: Power Quality, FO-PI Controller, Grid Connected PV, Power Management.

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Authors: Pankaj Borah, Nijara Konch

Paper Title: Radiated Force due to Surge Motion by a Pair of Submerged Cylinder in Water
Abstract: Evaluation of hydrodynamic coefficients due to surge of submerged structure is great significant to
designing a device which can be consider as a device of wave energy. In the present work, a theoretical approach
is developed to describe radiation of water wave by fully submerged cylinder placed above a submerged circular
plate in water of finite depth which is based on linear water wave theory The radiation problem due to surge
motion by this pair of cylinders have investigated with the suspicion of linear water wave theory. To determine
the radiated potentials in every area, we utilize the eigenfunction expansion method and variables separation
method. Finally, we derived the analytical expressions of Hydrodynamic coefficients i. e. added mass and
damping coefficient due to surge and associated unknown coefficients are calculated by utilizing the matching
conditions between the physical and virtual boundaries. A set of added mass and damping coefficient have
presented graphically for various radius of the submerge cylinder.

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Authors: Praveen Sharma, Subhas Chandra Rana, Rabindra Nath Barman

Experimental Evaluation of Temperature Difference on Needle roller Bearing using Different
Paper Title:
Loads and Grades of oil Lubricant
Abstract: Needle roller bearings are mostly used in most of the rotating machines because of their accuracy
and proper working operation. The temperature difference of bearing is the most important factor for rotating
machines which should be as low as possible. In this paper, the experimental work has been performed on needle
roller bearing with different loads (20, 40, 60, 80 and 100 N) applied on it and with six lubricants of different
viscosity grades (ISO 10, 32, 46, 68, 100 and 120). It is found that the temperature of test bearing is increased
with increasing of applied load in every oil lubricant and the temperature difference is decreased from ISO 10 oil
lubricant to ISO120 oil lubricant. It is also found that the speed of shaft maintained constant for the oil lubricants
of ISO 10 to ISO100 but the speed of shaft is decreased using oil lubricant of ISO 120 due to high frictional
force.

Keywords: Different Loads, Needle Roller Bearing, Temperatures difference.

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Paper Title: Detection and Classification of ECG Signal through Machine learning
Abstract: The electrical activity which might be acquired by inserting the probes on the body exterior that is
originated within the individual muscle cells of the heart and is summed to indicate an indication wave form
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diagnosed with the usage of signals generated by Electrocardiogram (ECG). For the classification of ECG
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database. The version is based on some existing algorithms from literature, entails the extraction of a few
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Authors: Devesh Rath, Ipseeta Satpathy, B. C. M. Patnaik

Augmented Reality (Ar) & Virtual Reality (Vr) - A Channel for Digital Transformation in
Paper Title:
Industrialization Fostering Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Abstract: Industry 4.0 leading towards fourth generation of industrialization is in the global news of every
nation. Digitalization plays a pivotal role in the said process in which the prospects of Augmented Reality (AR)
and Virtual Reality (VR) are of vital focus by different business houses cross sectors across the globe. The study
enumerates the prospective procedural measures to be incorporated by various educational institutes catering to
the futuristic industrial needs being a part of Industry 4.0 through collaborative approach. Moreover, it also
delineates the dominant role of AR & VR as a means of new age learning mechanism in optimizing the youths
fostering towards innovation and entrepreneurship through research and development by virtue of impedances of
skill development in the form of short term and long term courses among students and faculties. This
reverberates in deciphering the various industrial objections through formulation of startup entities thereby
enhancing the economy through technological interventions. The multi functionality of AR and VR across
different sectors like game technology, entertainment, tourism, medicine & healthcare, prehistoric studies,
streams of engineering & technology, trade & commerce, architecture, education, life sciences and many more
has been elucidated as a part of study objective in the mentioned paper.

Keywords: Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), Engineering Technology, Medicine, Healthcare,
Tourism, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Industry 4.0, Skill Development.

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Authors: Maggie Dayana. A, Victor Williams Rayar

Camphor Sulfonic acid Protonated Poly (2, 5-dimethoxyaniline) - Cadmium sulfide blend thin
Paper Title:
film for Ammonia gas Sensing Application
Abstract: Poly (2, 5-dimethoxyaniline) and Cadmium sulfide nanocomposite blend have been prepared by low
cost, feasible oxidative polymerization method. Poly (2, 5-dimethoxyaniline) has been protonated with Camphor
sulfonic acid. nanocomposite blend thin films were obtained by blending with CdS into Poly (2, 5-
dimethoxyaniline) for different weight percentage by dip coating. The structural, morphological, optical
characterizations of pristine Poly (2, 5-dimethoxyaniline) and nanocomposite blend thin films were analyzed.
The XRD pattern shows that the crystallinity of the blend film increases with increasing CdS concentration.
FESEM images shows porous blend film. The UV-Vis and Photoluminence spectra analysis shows the extension
of conjugation length with decreasing band gap with increasing CdS concentration. The presence of functional
groups were studied from FTIR spectra. The CSA protonated Poly (2, 5-dimethoxyaniline) – Cadmium sulfide
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Authors: Minoshma M, Sanil Jayamohan, Namitha Sharon

Paper Title: Femone Health Monitoring System

Abstract: As per the medical reports, each year 4 million newborns die within 28 days of birth and more suffer
from disabilities, diseases, infections, and injuries. According to 2017 death rate, about 8,02,000 neonatal deaths
are reported in India. The inability to detect any discomforts/criticalness that the babies can go through in the
initial stages of life can lead to permanent disabilities/disorders and even death. The absolutely imperative
approach to shrunken the mortality rate is to detect neonatal criticalness and give timely attention. Enabling an
environment for newborn safety depends on the availability of adequate health-care facilities, equipment’s,
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medicines and emergency care when needed. Femone Health Monitoring System is developed with an aim to 3243-
detect the difficulties faced by the babies and make it available to the user as well as doctors for easy diagnosis 32
and treatment. The proposed technique is a wireless noninvasive system which monitors the vital physiological 48
parameters of neonates including heart rate, oxygen level, body temperature, and wetness. Heart rate, oxygen
level and body temperature are measured using the principle of photoplethysmography (PPG). The measured
parameters are sent to an MQTT server and are published through the Femone app in real-time. The system also
records the neonatal conditions in a day to day manner for future reference. A number of clinical trials were
conducted in order to check the performance and for validation.
 Keywords: PPG, MQTT, wetness, oximeter.

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Authors: Ashish Kumar Parashar
Augmentation of Compressive Strength of Bricks Made of Various Materials by Adding Molten
Paper Title:
Plastic waste
Abstract: Today, the world is facing a huge threat due to solid wastes. The most dangerous material identified,
among all types of waste is, Plastic. From UN report, every year the globe uses 500 billion plastic bags while,
half of the plastic utilized is of single use only. In India, 70 percent of total plastic used is discarded as a waste.
Around, 9.47 million tonnes per annum (TPA) of plastic waste is generated in the country, which is about 25940
tonnes per day (TPD). The 70 percent of the world’s plastic mass eventually sinks in ocean, damaging life on the
seabed. Considering the present state of affairs worldwide, the recent research is focused on, how the waste
material like plastic can be utilized, for making bricks and enhanced its compressive strength. Thus the ultimate
goal of this study is, to create a positive social, economic and environmental impact, using molten plastic waste,
while also remaining profitable and viable as business. An attempt was made to study the characteristics of
bricks made of Sand, Moorum, Quarry dust and Iron chips with varying volume of Plastic as 20%, 25%, 30%
and 35%. A step by step procedure is adopted to perform various Indian Standard code recommended important
tests on the above stated plastic bricks (varying percentage). The compressive strength and water absorption
capacity of bricks made with above stated % of plastic was determined. The study concludes and highlighting
the fact that, the bricks having 30% plastic with 70% Moorum gives maximum compressive strength and for
bricks 35% of plastic with 65% Sand give minimum compressive strength in 7 days. The study also indicates
that, as the percentage of plastic increases, water absorption capacity of bricks decreases. The bricks made from
plastic were susceptible against temperature so it used for construction in the cold region.

Keywords: Plastic Waste, Sand, Quarry Dust, Iron Chips Compressive Strength, Water Absorption,
Environmental Issue.

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 Authors: Anamika Singh, Manish Kumar Srivastava, Navneet Kumar Singh

Paper Title: AI-based Short-Term Electric Time Series Forecasting

Abstract: In current scenario of various electrical profiles like load profile, energy met profile, peak demand,
etc. are very complex and therefore affected proper power system planning. Electrical forecasting is an
important part in proper power system planning. Classical models, i.e., time series models and other
conventional models are restricted for linear and stationary electrical profiles. Consequently, these models are
not suitable for accurate electrical forecasting. In this paper, artificial neural network (ANN) based forecasting
models are proposed to forecast hydro generation, energy met and peak demand. Auto-regressive (AR), moving
average (MA), Auto-regressive Moving average (ARMA) and auto-regressive integrated moving average
(ARIMA) are also developed to show the effectiveness of ANN based models over time series models.
Additionally, best selection of hidden neurons in ANN is also shown here.

Keywords: Artificial neural network, mean absolute percentage error, power system planning.

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564. Authors: Rashmi Gupta, Vivek Jaglan

 Paper Title: Test Case Generation for UML Behavioral Diagram by Traversal Algorithm
Abstract: Software testing play crucial role in the software development as it consumes lot of time and
resources. However testing process needs to be more efficiently done because overall software quality relies
upon good testing approach. The present research focus on generation of test cases from UML diagrams. The
combination graph is made by using activity and sequence diagrams. These diagrams proves to be more efficient
as activity diagram gives the dynamic behavior of the model and sequence diagram is used to understand
detailed functionality of the system. In this paper, a combined approach using Breadth first and depth first search
is proposed which will generate expected test cases. The comparative study is done for test case generation using
BFS and DFS algorithm and the result proves that the DFS traversal algorithm provides more accurate result for
path coverage.

Keywords: Test case generation, traversal algorithm, UML diagrams, software testing.

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Authors: N. Sanjeev, Kaza Prem Rakshit Kumar

An Experimental Programme on Fibre Reinforced Concrete made with OPC, Fly Ash and
Paper Title:
Metakaolin
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construction and its properties like compressive strength and durability. The basic ingredient of Concrete having
adhesive nature is Ordinary Portland Cement(OPC). OPC is being replaced with Fly Ash and Metakaolin as
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concreting. In this investigation, OPC is replaced up to 40% with Fly Ash and Metakaolin for M35 grade of
Fibre Reinforced Concrete(FRC). Natural sand is replaced completely with Manufactured sand (M-sand). Steel
fibres @ 1% of binder are used. Mechanical properties like compressive strength and split tensile strength at 7
days and 28 days age are tested. Additionally durability tests like water absorption and sorptivity after 28days
curing are conducted. The test results indicated that 30% replacement of OPC was optimum for strength criteria,
workability of Concrete was decreased with increase in replacement of OPC with Fly Ash and Metakaolin
together.

565. Keywords: Fly Ash, Manufactured Sand, Metakaolin, Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC), Steel fibres,
Sorptivity and Water Absorption. 3267-
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Authors: Nidhi Saxena, Bineet Gupta

Paper Title: Extended model for Privacy Enhanced Personalized Web Search Ranking System
Abstract: Our existing society is totally dependent on web search to fulfill our daily requirements. Therefore
millions of web pages are accessed every day. To fulfill user need number of websites and webpages are added
.The growing size of web data results to the difficulty in attaining useful information with a minimum clicks.
This results to the acquisition of personalization a major place in Web search. But the use of personalization
breaches privacy in searching. Personalization with privacy is leading issue in current web environment.
This paper aims at user satisfaction by using user identification based personalization approach in web search
engine. Beside personalization the proposed model creates privacy during personalization. The proposed system
will prove to be user friendly with less efforts and privacy concern.

Keywords: Personalization, Privacy ,Ranking, User Search Log.

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Authors: Atish Kumar, Harry Garg, B. S. Pabla

Paper Title: Estimation of Injection Molding Process for a Thin Fresnel lens By Plastic Flow Simulation
Abstract: This paper is based on the plastic flow simulation of a thin Fresnel lens to estimate the injection
molding process. Nowadays Fresnel lenses are made of transparent plastics materials instead of silica-based
glass to reduce handling and processing cost. For mass manufacturing of plastic parts, the injection molding
process is best suited. Thus in this study plastic flow analysis of a thin Fresnel lens is carried for the evaluation
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of injection molding process. Plastic flow analysis helps in estimating how molten plastic will flow during the 3276-
process Plastic flow analysis is also very helpful in evaluating the manufacturing defects such as air traps and 32
weld lines without real-time experimentation. The simulation results evaluate the values of the parameters such 82
as fill time, filing pressure, pack pressure, etc. Also, the manufacturing defects observed by the simulation
results are reasonable and met the design requirement.

Keywords: Fresnel lens, Injection molding simulation, Plastic Flow Analysis, Solidworks Plastics.
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Authors: M. A. Jawale, A. B. Pawar, D. N. Kyatanavar

Paper Title: Smart Python Coding through Voice Recognition

Abstract: In today’s world, many artificial intelligence applications developed using programming languages
like Python, R and so on. Each language comes with its own programming structure and syntactical forms.
Programmers are broadly classified into three categories namely, novice users, knowledge intermittent and
expert one. For novice users, it is always a challenge to write a code without typographic errors though users
know theoretical knowledge of Programming language, its structure and syntax as well as logic of program.
Therefore, this paper explores use of voice recognition technique in the field of programming, specifically for
writing program with Python programming language. In experimental analysis, it found helpful for new Python
programmers and provide new learning curve for programmers wherein beginner can experience hassle free
program writing. This paper adds new way of creating interest in beginners for judging their coding paradigm
understanding and explore one of the area for user experience field for better programming Integrated
Development Environment Development (IDE).
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Authors: N. Sanjeev, T. Sampath Kumar Reddy
Mechanical and Durability Properties of Fibre Reinforced Concrete made with OPC, GGBS and
Paper Title:
Metakaolin
Abstract: Concrete is a globally utilized material in the construction field. In the last few decades, Concrete
consumption has become multifold and usage has enhanced in massive scale due to the rapid growth of infra
sector. Generally, Concrete consists of cement, aggregate, and water; these ingredients become more expensive
day by day and additionally hard to please and is increasing widely. During the process of making Ordinary
569. Portland Cement(OPC) produces a large amount of greenhouse gases and the environment being polluted. To
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minimize the cement utilization and environmental issues is essential to switch the cement by another alternate
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materials such as pozzolanas. The various number of pozzolanic materials comes from industrial wastes are
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Groundz Granulatedz Blastz furnacez Slagz (GGBS), xFlyqAsh (FA), zSilicazFume (SF), Metakaolin (MK) etc
are utilized in concrete. Similarly, the availability of river sand is getting drained furthermore it turns out
troublesome. In order to avoid this problem river sand is alter by zManufacturedkSand (M Sand). An attempt is
made in the present investigation to study on properties of fiber reinforced concrete (qsteelu fibers @ 1% of
binder) of M40 grade made with OPC, GGBS, MK and manufactured sand. In this study, OPC is replaced by
 GGBS and MK in different proportions. By casting requisite number of cubes, cylinders then zMechanical
properties are determined such as fCompressivekstrength,sSplitdtensile strength tests and durability properties
are determined by conducting Water absorption and Sorptivity tests. Test results are compared between
controlled concrete and innovative concrete of M40 grade.It is observed that 30%(15%GGBS,15%MK)
replacement is optimum for strength and durability criteria.

Keywords: Compressivekstrength, GGBS, MK, OPC, Splitdtensile strength, steel fibers, Sorptivity, Water
absorption.

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Authors: Madhavan Devadas, T. Vijayakumar

Paper Title: Investment Decisions, Herd Behaviour and Retail Investors

Abstract: Behavioral finance explains that cognitive biases influences investor decision making. Due to the
influence of different behavioral biases investors do tend to make irrational decisions. Behavioral finance has
highlighted the failure of traditional finance theories to account for human emotions when making investment
decisions. While traditional finance theories disregard human element in decision-making, behavioral finance
theories take into account the human phycology while explaining theories. Many studies have found and
explained many biases that are exhibited by investors which lead to irrational investment decision making on
their part. One among the many the biases herding can be considered among the most important behavior which
leads to low quality investment decisions by investors. While compared to studies about herd behavior of
institutional investors, the studies about individual retail investors in less. The motive behind this study is to
clarify the role of demographic factors and psychological factors that influence herd behavior among individual
investors. In this study the impact of demographics and psychological factors on herd behavior was studied. For
this survey, primary data was collected using Judgment sampling technique and the results analyzed. Retail
investors in Chennai exhibited herd behavior with regard to investment decisions. Eight factors were found to
influence herd behavior.

Keywords: Behavioural Biases, Personal values, Investment decisions, Demographics.

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 Paper Title: Management of Construction & Demolition Waste In Pune City
Abstract: The construction boom in Pune is leading to generation of enormous of Construction & Demolition
(CDW) waste and this trend is likely to further increase in recent decades. Pune is fast paced city and is known
as IT and automobile hub of county with rapid growing population. A city with dynamic construction and real
estate industry reinforced by some public infrastructure project of transportation and utilities. Rapid
development has led to increase in construction activities in the city leading to increases in quantities of
construction and demolition waste generated in the city. In this paper, content analysis approach was adopted to
analyse the information collected from previous literature, government reports and information retrieved from
relevant Construction & Demolition (CDW) waste management rules. This paper focuses on quantity & source
of Construction & Demolition CDW waste; also reflects current scenario of disposal and its effects. It is
anticipated that the collection plan could help in management of construction & demolition waste and in
reduction of illegal dumping.
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Authors: Mu. Annalakshmi, A. Padmapriya

Paper Title: Personalized Medical Information Filtering using Evidence Phrases

Abstract: Finding the required information in the field of medicine from the World Wide Web has been a
challenging task for the users since large number of medical research documents are added to it every day.
Personalization of web search would help the professionals or beginners in medicinal field in retrieving the
relevant information. The proposed method gathers the users’ browsing patterns from the browser and builds
evidence phrases based on factors like visit count, bookmarks or downloads. These evidence phrases determine
the rank of the websites in the search results. The proposed method is evaluated with the relevance data collected
from allied medical professionals. Evaluation shows that the proposed method ranks the user preferred pages in
the top of the search results. It helps the users from the field of medicine to find their information needs more
quickly without surfing all the search results of the query.

Keywords: User Personalization, User Profiling, Evidence Phrases, Information Filtering, Relevance

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Generation of Synthetic Design Storm Hyetograph and Hydrologic Modeling under HEC HMS
Paper Title:
for Ziz Watershed
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evolved as a tool for managing flood risks on Ziz catchment, by means of Intensity-duration-frequency curves
(IDF) and designed hyetograph of Chicago. The study area is located in the south-eastern part of Morocco, and
did not have a monitoring station for hourly rain measure, the methodomogy consist of determinating the rainfall
intensity for 24 h using IDF, then estimating the hourly rainfall using Chicago formula, in order to assess the
accuracy of the method the resulting hyetographs was introduced into the semi-distributed hydrological model
HEC HMS to simulate hourly flow, which was compared to the observed one. The obtaining results exhibit that
the observed value is positively correlated with those obtained by the above method, as shown by the correlation
coefficient and the Nash-Sutcliffe. This approach can deal with instantaneous water management issues by
tackling flood risks and providing an appropriate range of data for the dam’s management.

Keywords: chicago rainfall, Gumbel distribution, HEC HMS, IDF curves, SCS curve number, Ziz watershed.

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Authors: Mallikarjuna Reddy V, Bhaskar B

Paper Title: Mechanical Behaviour of Self Compacting Concrete by using M-sand & Rice Husk ash
Abstract: Rice husk ash (RHA) is an agricultural based pozzolanic material, which contains high amount of
silica content. This experimental research was conducted on Self Compaction Concrete (SCC), to generate an
economical concrete by using Manufactured Sand (M-sand) and Rice Husk Ash. Natural River sand usage is
damaging the river beds, causing the drastic changes in ground water table and cost of river sand increasing day
by day. To overcome this problems manufactured sand is used in SCC production. Rice husk Ash is very
cheaper when compared to the Cement. It is extracted from Rice Husk which is a waste of Agricultural product.
This material can be useful to generate a sustainable construction material. This paper presents the experimental
results on development of mechanical properties of SCC with M-sand and Rice Husk Ash. Experiment
conducted on 6 different mixes. i.e Partial Replacement with RHA (0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%). For each
mix Fresh properties (Slump flow & L-Box Test) & mechanical properties (Compressive strength, Split Tensile
strength and Flexural strength) for 7days, 28days and 60days along with Density comparisons are compared.

574. Keywords: Self compacting Concrete, Rice Husk Ash, M-sand.

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Authors: Shweta Sharma, Meenakshi Mittal

Paper Title: Detection and Prevention of De-authentication Attack in Real-time Scenario

Abstract: Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) is an infrastructure network in which nodes are connected to
a centralized system to provide Internet access to mobile users by radio waves. But WLANs are vulnerable to
Medium Access Control (MAC) layer Denial of Service (DoS) attacks due to the susceptibility of the
management frames. An attacker can spoof the MAC address of the legitimate client and perform de-
authentication attack to disconnect WLANs users from the access point. Many free tools are available in Kali
Linux Operating System (OS) by which this attack can be performed and cause a security threat to WLAN users.
The consequences of de-authentication DoS attack are frequent disconnection from Internet, traffic redirection,
man-in-the-middle attack, and congestion. Despite enormous efforts in combating de-authentication DoS attack
in the past decade, this attack is still a serious threat to the security of the cyber world. Medium Access Control
Spoof Detection and Prevention (MAC SDP) DoS algorithm performs detection and prevention of de-
authentication attack caused by spoofing MAC address. This algorithm is modified to make it more immune to
the de-authentication attack and implemented in real-time scenario. The results show that the proposed technique
increases the packet flow rate by 20.36%, reduces the packet loss by 95.71%, and reduces the down time and
recovery time by 0.39 sec and 0.9 sec respectively as compared to MAC SDP DoS algorithm.

Keywords: WLAN, DoS attack, De-authentication attack, MAC layer, and Access Point.

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Authors: Manish Tiwari, Vijayshri Chaurasia

Long Channel Keeper Based Open Loop Difference Amplifier Domino For Noise Tolerant Low
Paper Title:
Power Or Gates
Abstract: This paper proposes an open loop difference amplifier with long channel keeper technique for
domino logic circuits implemented as wide fan in OR gate. Currently OR gates suffer from high capacitive
576. loading and delays due to such loading. The proposed design uses single stage of comparison and dual keeper
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arrangement to generate and hold the output logic state. This technique effectively reduces the high input
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loading from capacitance and manages the power consumption by switching based on the generated difference
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voltage. As compared to standard footerless domino SFLD, the proposed design OLDA has shown to reduce
power consumption by 42% in 64 bit configuration. It has increased average noise immunity by 2.03 times,
while maintaining same speed as compared to SFLD. All simulations are done in CMOS technology with 90nm
 PTM LP models.

Keywords: Dynamic logic circuits, OR gate domino, Long channel keeper, Low power digital VLSI design.

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Abhishek Barua, Siddharth Jeet, Dilip Kumar Bagal, Pratyashi Satapathy, Pulkit Kumar
Authors:
Agrawal
Evaluation of Mechanical Behavior of Hybrid Natural Fiber Reinforced Nano Sic Particles
Paper Title:
Composite using Hybrid Taguchi-Cocoso Method
Abstract: For this present research investigation, hybrid natural fiber reinforced Nano SiC particles composite
was fabricated and their mechanical properties has been studied. Experiments have been planned as per
Taguchi’s Method. After preparing the composite material by hand layup technique and then the mechanical
577. characterizations are performed. Multi-response optimization has been carried out by employment of a recently
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developed method for multi-criteria decision making (MCDM), i.e. combined compromise solution (CoCoSo)
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method. For defining the relative significance of measured norms, pairwise comparison matrix was used.
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Optimal results have been verified through confirmatory experiments. Based on the experimental observations
ultimate tensile strength (UTS), density and flexural strength, ANOVA result indicated that density has highest
impact for a better mechanical behaviour. This can be useful in different field of application for fabrication of
different structures, parts etc
 Keywords: Palm-Wood-SiC Composite material, Taguchi’s method, COCOSO method, Strength analysis.

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Authors: Tushar Gupta, M. Emran Khan

Variation in Ignition Delay with Changing the Environment inside the Combustion Chamber for
Paper Title:
Different Sprays
Abstract: Ignition delay is very important parameter which influences the entire combustion process and
emissions generated inside the engine. An experimental study was conducted to observe the variation in ignition
delay with changing environment inside the combustion chamber for different sprays. Two types of nozzles
namely pintle nozzle and single hole nozzle were used for creating hollow cone spray and solid cone spray
respectively. This study was carried at different injection pressures (100 bar, 150 bar and 200 bar), different HST
(350°C, 450°C and 550°C) and different air pressures (10 bar, 15 bar, 20 bar and 25 bar) for obtaining the value
of ID. A digital Oscilloscope is used to record ID and optical method was used for detecting the flame. Results
of the experiments show that air pressure, injection pressure and HST all are responsible for variation in ID but
HST is more strongly affect the ID compared to other parameters. However at high value of HST and injection
pressures variation in ID is less. Variations in the values of ID are more for Solid cone spray than Hollow Cone
spray although ID is decreased for both sprays at almost all injection pressures. The dependency of types of
spray is more prominent in lower temperature ranges compared to higher temperature ranges.
578.
Keywords: Diesel Engine, Injection Pressure, Air Pressure, Ignition Delay, Hollow cone spray, solid cone 3346-
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Authors: Gulbakshee J Dharmale, Dipti D Patil

Paper Title: Evaluation of Phonetic System for Speech Recognition on Smartphone

Abstract: This paper presents detailed study and performance evaluation of phonetic system by comparing it
with various classification techniques of automatic speech recognition such as Neural Network, Hidden Markov
Model, Support Vector Machine and Gaussian Mixture Model. In the phonetic system, recognized speech is
processed by using language processing i.e. matching phonemes and hence generates more correct output text.
The accuracy of speech recognition of ASR classifier and phonetic system is evaluated on day to day human to
machine communications, using high-quality recording equipment, while the results for enhancement of existing
systems is done on everyday android phones, and evaluated for normal conversations in Hindi and English
language. Classifier is used to classify the fragmented phonemes or words after the fragmentation of the speech
signal. Different classification techniques are implemented and comparing accuracy of speech recognition of
different classifier. It is seen that GMM is better at the classification of signal data, outcomes of performance
evaluation shows that GMM outperforms the other three classifiers in terms of accuracy by more than 20%. This
result is compared with implemented phonetic system which shows that ASR accuracy, using phonetic system is
better than GMM. We observed 6% improvement in ASR accuracy with phonetic system.

579. Keywords: Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Mel Frequency Cepstral Coefficient (MFCC), Gaussian
Mixture Model (GMM), Speech Enhancement, Hidden Markov Model (HMM). 3354-
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Removal of Initial Phase Transient Current in DC-DC Boost Converter using Modified Switched
Paper Title:
Inductor
Abstract: This paper presents the removal of initial phase transient currents in an existing dc-dc boost
converter topology with the help of a modified switched inductor cell. In an earlier proposed topology, a novel
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Multi-Phase Digital Authentication of e-Certificate with Secure Concealment of Multiple Secret
Paper Title:
Copyright Signatures
Abstract: The work suggests a unique data security protocol for trusted online validation of e-documents like
university certificates to confirm its credibility on different aspects. The idea reliably validates such e-documents
from both the issuing authority and incumbent perspectives by strongly complying the security challenges like
authentication, confidentiality, integrity and non-repudiations. At the very beginning, the parent institute
physically issues the client copyright signature to the incumbent and stores this signature and biometric
fingerprint of the incumbent on the server database. Additionally, the server secretly fabricates ownership
signatures of parent institute and concern officer both within the e-document and this certified e-document is
kept on the server database. Importantly, these signature fabrications are governed by self-defined hash
computations on incumbent registration and certificate number respectively. Next, the server transmits this
signed e-document to the client after a successful login by the client. Now client conceals shared copyright
signature and taken thumb impression of the incumbent separately within this received e-document. Critically,
these client-side signature castings are employed through self-defined hash computations on the incumbent name
and obtained marks respectively. Finally, this authenticated e-document is validated at the server end by sensing
all authentic signatures from it through those same identical hash operations. For stronger authenticity each
signature is concealed by tracing its valid or authentic circular orientation of fragment sequences and embedding
locations both derived from respective hash operations. Also, each signature is dispersed in non-overlapping
581. manners on each separate region of the e-document promoting better signature recovery. Additional robustness 3365-
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e-Certificate image. Overall, the scheme confirms significant performance enhancements over exiting 80
approaches with exhaustive simulation results on image data hiding aspects and their standardized comparisons.

Keywords: e-Certificate Authentication, Hash-Based Validation, Multi-Signature Fabrication, Variable

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Authors: Paida Chiranjeevi, B.Venkatesu

Paper Title: Low Power High Throughput Memory Less Adaptive Filter using Distributed Arithmetic
Abstract: This paper briefs an area efficient, low power and high throughput LMS adaptive filter using
Distributed Arithmetic architecture. The throughput is increased because of parallel updating of filter coefficient
and computing the inner product simultaneously. Here we have proposed memory-less design of distributed
arithmetic (MLDA) unit. The proposed design uses 2:1 multiplexer’s architecture to replace LUT of the
conventional DA to reduce the overall area of the filter. Enhanced compressor adder is used for accumulation of
the partial products, which further helps to reduce the area. Parallel updating of the generation and accumulation
enhance the throughput of the design. The proposed architecture requires more than half area that required for
the existing LUT based inner product block. The proposed design is implemented in synopsis design compiler
and the result shows that the area decreased by 52.7% and also the MUX based DA for the Adaptive filter
causes 69.25% less power consumption for filter tap N=16, 32 and 64. Proposed design provides 36.50% less
Area Delay Product (ADP).

582. Keywords: Adaptive Filter; Distributed Arithmetic; Inner Product Block; weight-increment.
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Authors: Niranjanamurthy M., Esha Jain, Bhawna Nigam, Sushmitha M

Paper Title: Efficient Implementation of Big Data Access Control Scheme with Privacy-Preserving Policy
Abstract: In the time of big data, cloud computing, an immense measure of information can be created rapidly
from different IT, non-IT related sources. Towards these big data, cloud computing, customary PC frameworks
are not up to required skilled to store and process this information. Due to the adaptable and flexible figuring
assets, distributed computing is a characteristic fit for putting away and preparing big data. With cloud
computing, end-clients store their information into the cloud server and depend on the advanced cloud server to
share their information to different clients. To share end-client's information to just approved clients, it is
important to configuration access control systems as indicated by the prerequisites of end clients. When re-
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appropriating information into the cloud, end-clients free the physical control, virtual physical control of their 3385-
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entrance control additionally testing. on the off chance that the conventional access control systems (e.g., Access 95
Control Lists) are connected, the cloud server turns into the judge to assess the entrance approach and settle on
access choice. Subsequently, end-clients may stress that the cloud server may settle on wrong access choices
purposefully or accidentally and uncover their information to some unapproved clients. To empower end-clients
to control the entrance of their own information, a proficient and fine-grained huge information access control
plot with protection saving strategy is proposed. In particular, the entire trait (as opposed to just its qualities) in
the entrance strategies are scrambled. To help information decoding, encoding, a novel Attribute Bloom Filter is
utilized [14][16] to assess whether a characteristic is in the entrance arrangement and find the accurate position
 in the entrance approach on the off chance that it is in the entrance strategy. Just the clients whose traits fulfill
the entrance arrangement are qualified to unscramble the information.

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Authors: K.Sutha, J. Jebamalar Tamilselvi

Paper Title: Machine Learning Based Supervised Feature Selection Algorithm for Data Mining
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the accuracy and efficiency of mining algorithms. There exist a numerous feature selection algorithms. Most of
the algorithms failed to give better mining results as the scale increases. In this paper, feature selection for
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algorithm for supervised feature selection. This paper introduces an enhanced supervised feature selection
algorithm which selects the best feature subset by eliminating irrelevant features using distance correlation and
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provides better classification accuracy and selects minimum number of features.

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Zulakbal Abd Karim, Rania Mahadi, Hazuan Hizan, Mirza Azny Mustafa, Zulezwan Ab Malik
Authors:
& Syed Kamaruzaman Syed Ali
Paper Title: Pre-Competitive Anxiety Of Malaysian Premier League And University Football Players
Abstract: This study aimed to identify the level of state anxiety among football players of a Malaysian premier
league and a university football players. This study involved 40 players aged between 18 to 32 years old. The
questionnaire used in this study was Competitive State Anxiety Inventory-2 Reverse Survey (CSAI-2R) to
measure the level of athlete's somatic anxiety, cognitive anxiety and self-confidence. The findings showed that
the premier league players has a lower level of somatic and cognitive anxiety than the university players.
Premier league players also were shown to have higher levels of self-confidence. Based on the findings,
experience and achievement level are the contributing factors in determining the level of anxiety and increasing
self-confidence. The more experience and skills the athlete has, the easier it is for athletes to control the level of
anxiety.

Keywords: State anxiety, pre-competitive, self-confidence, football players.

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Authors: Anupam Pandit, Ravi Sekhar, Pritesh Shah

Paper Title: Simulation Based Process Optimization for Additive Manufacturing

Abstract: Additive manufacturing is finding increasing applications in industries ranging from electronics to
aerospace and even medical sectors. However, these machines are very expensive which hinders researcher
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investigations. Thus it is important to have an alternative data source for such machines. A probable solution is 3405-
to develop a simulator to replicate such machine based on same input parameters and thus obtain results similar 34
to that from an actual machine. This would help developers and researchers investigate several aspects of 10
additive manufacturing without using the actual machine. This paper reports an investigation conducted to study
the behavior of a selective laser melting machine under different scenarios. Influences due to components such
 as vacuum pump, reciprocating pump, gas inlet valve, vent valve, elevator and wiper have been included.
Experimental result data has been used to build codes in C# software to program the PLC simulator. Validation
experiments confirmed simulation output. The present work helps the end user to inspect real time simulations
such as vacuum creation, inert gas atmosphere progression. Thus, simulation results offer time and resource
savings to an additive manufacturing end user by him/her make informed decisions by supplying exact
parameter settings suitable to his/her manufacturing requirements.

Keywords: Selective Laser Melting; PLC simulator; Additive Manufacturing; 3D printing.

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Authors: C. Mohan, P.Selvaraju ,S.Shanmugan

Paper Title: Markov Process in Varying Value in Production by Machinery with Two Components
Abstract: In this paper production and availability of machinery for production are considered. Here a
machinery of production with two components is considered and that production is full when the machinery is
working with both the components functioning well. But there is a chance that the whole machinery may
dysfunction because of failure of both components in which case the production comes to a standstill and it is
worst crisis. The other possibility is that one of the components may fail but still the machine continues
functioning but with less efficiency. The production may continue and if the other component also fails the
production completely stops and the situation is critical. When the machine is in one component failure, the
failed part may be a repaired and machine can be made to work with full efficiency. But when both components
fail, should be renewed as a package and then the production should start. Under such conditions found the
steady state probabilities and the rate of crisis and the expected cost of production.

Keywords: Markov Process, Two Components, Variations in Production. Mathematics Subject Classification:
587. 90B05.
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Authors: Swati Nautiyal, C Rama Krishna, Shruti Wadhwa

Mitigating Economic Denial of Sustainability (EDoS) in Cloud Environment using Genetic
Paper Title:
Algorithm and Artificial Neural Network
Abstract: Economic Denial of Sustainability (EDoS) is a latest threat in the cloud environment in which EDoS
attackers continually request huge number of resources that includes virtual machines, virtual security devices,
virtual networking devices, databases and so on to slowly exploit illegal traffic to trigger cloud-based scaling
capabilities. As a result, the targeted cloud ends with a consumer bill that could lead to bankruptcy. This paper
proposes an intelligent reactive approach that utilizes Genetic Algorithm and Artificial Neural Network (GANN)
for classification of cloud server consumer to minimize the effect of EDoS attacks and will be beneficial to small
and medium size organizations. EDoS attack encounters the illegal traffic so the work is progressed into two
phases: Artificial Neural Network (ANN) is used to determine affected path and to detect suspected service
provider out of the detected affected route which further consist of training and testing phase. The properties of
every server are optimized by using an appropriate fitness function of Genetic Algorithm (GA) based on energy
consumption of server. ANN considered these properties to train the system to distinguish between the genuine
overwhelmed server and EDoS attack affected server. The experimental results show that the proposed Genetic
and Artificial Neural Network (GANN) algorithm performs better compared to existing Fuzzy Entropy and
Lion Neural Learner (FLNL) technique with values of precision, recall and f-measure are increased by 3.37%,
10.26% and 6.93% respectively.

Keywords: Artificial Neural Network, Cloud Computing, EDoS attack, Genetic algorithm.

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Authors: Naveen Kumar H N, Jagadeesha S

589.
Paper Title: Subject Independent Automatic Facial Expression Recognition from Partially Occluded Still
 Images by Employing Appearance Based Feature Extraction Schemes
Abstract: Facial expression recognition is the process of identifying human emotion through expressions. The
world around us is constantly changing and in this ever-changing scenario, development of a system which
performs automatic detection and recognition of facial expressions in a given scene is of paramount importance,
and at the same time highly challenging. It becomes even more challenging when the aforesaid scene is partially
occluded, thus limiting the facial area which could be explored. As such, expression recognition from partially
occluded images is still largely an unexplored area. The proposed work is an attempt towards subject
independent automatic expression recognition from partially occluded images. Salient features of the proposed
work involves careful approximation of contributions made by facial regions like eye, mouth, and nose towards
recognition of each basic expression; determination of a particular region in face which contributes the most
discriminative and abstract feature for recognition of a particular expression; identification of facial region
wherein expression recognition is independent of any occlusion happening with respect to that particular region.
The proposed work to begin with segments facial regions from a static facial image; discriminative and abstract
features extracted from so segmented facial regions are experimented upon to better understand the contribution
made by each region in recognition of a facial expression. Various appearance features such as HOG, LBP and
OGBP have been incorporated in the experimentation, and results obtained thereby infer that mouth region
convey lion’s share of the information about probabilistic determinant of an expression and its intensity when
compared to remaining regions. The proposed system outperforms holistic approaches in connection with facial
expression recognition.

Keywords: Feature extraction, Facial expression classification, Appearance features, Oriented gradients of
binary pattern.

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Authors: S. Uma Maheswari, S. S. Dhenakaran

590.
Paper Title: Sentiment Analysis on Social Media Big Data With Multiple Tweet Words
 Abstract: The main objective of this paper is Analyze the reviews of Social Media Big Data of E-Commerce
product’s. And provides helpful result to online shopping customers about the product quality and also provides
helpful decision making idea to the business about the customer’s mostly liking and buying products. This
covers all features or opinion words, like capitalized words, sequence of repeated letters, emoji, slang words,
exclamatory words, intensifiers, modifiers, conjunction words and negation words etc available in tweets. The
existing work has considered only two or three features to perform Sentiment Analysis with the machine
learning technique Natural Language Processing (NLP). In this proposed work familiar Machine Learning
classification models namely Multinomial Naïve Bayes, Support Vector Machine, Decision Tree Classifier, and,
Random Forest Classifier are used for sentiment classification. The sentiment classification is used as a decision
support system for the customers and also for the business.

Keywords: Opinion Mining, Social Media, Big Data, Support Vector Machine, NLP.
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Authors: L.F. Kazanskaya, Yu.A. Belentsov

Methods of Assessing the Strength of Masonry to Ensure the Reliability of Reconstructed
Paper Title:
Structures
Abstract: The reliability of structures in the reconstruction of buildings depends on quality control methods
that can be destructive and non-destructive. Directions for improving the accuracy of methods for assessing
masonry as a complete construction system are proposed in the paper. The factors to be taken into account when
assessing the bearing capacity of the operating buildings have been stated. Margin of errors of a number of
parameters using different methods of strength assessment have been determined.

Keywords: Reliability of building structures, reconstruction, restoration, masonry, methods of strength

assessment, compressive strength.

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Authors: Sapna B.K, K L Sudha

Paper Title: Smart Joint Bank Locker Operation using Visual Cryptography
Abstract: Security has become the foremost vital facet in today’s banking system. As a result, banks are
committed to give secured banking services to their customers. Considering the case of a joint bank locker
operation, it needs a master key owned by the bank to open the vaults along with the key the customers have. To
avoid using the manual operation of keys, a visual cryptographic scheme is proposed to operate the vaults using
shares. Visual cryptography (VC) hides the details of the image used as a key by generating shares. Image
steganography embeds the shares with a cover image, which ensures secure storage of the shares. A completely
secured smart joint bank locker operation using a single share owned by the bank is introduced. The shares
592. generated by the bank for different customers are put together to create a unique share to open all the vaults. The
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proposed approach guarantees not only absolute security than the traditional locker operation but also helps bank
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a simplified way of maintaining lockers key. 45
Keywords: PSNR, Shares, Unique share, Visual cryptography.

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Cloud Storage Server
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proposed two algorithms. Because this technique considers all types of data which are ready to be uploaded to
the cloud. It integrates the independent two procedures into a single procedure and executes both procedures in a
parallel manner. For Example, if we consider data with a mixer of text and value-based, then, the proposed
algorithm is called the tbenc() and vbobfus() procedure for text and value-based data respectively.

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RNN to analyze the performance. This analysis is carried out in terms of successful and correct recalling of the
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images by hybridizing of DWT and RNN. Now we introduce salt and pepper noise so that the distorted feature
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training set. This leads to recalled output of the network that produces the pattern information for each part of
 the images. Now the integration is made possible if inverse discrete wavelet transformation (IDWT) to
amalgamate the recalled outputs corresponding to each part of the image and final image is recognized.

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calculations and measurable techniques at different phases of the malware examination life cycle with Meta
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595. kindhearted code. What's more, Mal-ID uses another sort of highlight, named Meta-include, to more readily
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accomplish a general characterization exactness of over 98%.

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results showed that the direct effect of independence had a positive effect on Audit Quality, while Due
Professional Care had no significant effect on Audit Quality. Research also shows that Due Professional Care
has an effect on Independence.

596. Keywords: Independence, Due Professional Care, Professional Ethics, Audit Quality.
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Paper Title: Performance Improvement of FSO Communication System using MIMO Technique
Abstract: In proposed simulation model, the effect of different MIMO system has been analyzed on
performance of free space optical (FSO) system concealed by various climatic conditions like clear, haze and
fog. FSO is a free space communication system where space acts as medium between transceivers which
provides a strong and efficient method for transmission and reception of information. The effect of different
weather conditions has been investigated for range of 1 and 2 km at frequency 193.1 GHz. The proposed
MIMO-FSO simulation system has been analyzed for different parameters like Q factor, height of eye, power
received and bit error rate. The designed 4X4 MIMO-FSO system provides better results as compared to the
2X2MIMO and SISO-FSO system.

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Paper Title: Sluice Safety Reliability Analysis - Application for Baovan Sluice in Vietnam
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reliability of the sluice if repaired or upgraded.

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Paper Title: Enhanced Cyber Security for Big Data Challenges

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visualizing and to draw the insights for the prediction & prevention of cyber attacks. The Big Data mined about
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 Paper Title: Design and Development of Smart Medicine Information System
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can’t remember the medicine timings and dosage of medicine. The healthcare services are using intelligent
equipment’s for continuous monitoring of in-house patients. To overcome this situation an intelligent home
based medicine box system with wireless connectivity along with an android application is proposed to help
patients by getting prescribed medicine in time automatically. In the proposed system, manually one can set the
medicine to be taken at different timings through the Android app and it will be transferred to microcontroller
through Bluetooth of Technology. The proposed system will have medicine tray and in build real time clock
which makes an alarm at the set period and controlling mechanism will open the corresponding boxes. The
alarm will be switched off automatically once the medicine is taken from the medicine box. The application
software will provide the voice message in case of patient is disabling in their eyes. The same information is
conveyed to the duty attendees and predefined guardian for necessary action through the Internet of Things.

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Paper Title: Converting from Service Level Agreement to Probabilistic Temporal Logic Specification
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whenever the interested party must perform some assessments using an existing model checker tool. Manual
conversion of the related requirements into the respective specification language is time-consuming especially
when the person has limited knowledge and need to do the task repetitively with a different set of Service Level
Agreement (SLA) configurations. This paper aims to address the need to automatically capture non-functional
requirements specified in the SLA, namely, Service Level Objectives (SLO) and converting them into a specific
probabilistic temporal logic specification. We tackle this problem by proposing a conversion method that utilizes
a rule-based and template-based approach. The conversion method automatically extracts the required
information in SLA based on certain rules and uses the extracted information to replace the elements in the
601. prepared template. We focus on WS-Agreement language for SLA and probabilistic alternating-time temporal
logic with rewards specification (rPATL) for the properties specification used in PRISM-games model checker 3487-
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Authors: L.Gowri, K.R.Manjula

602.
Paper Title: Evaluation of Various Vegetation Indices for Multispectral Satellite Images
 Abstract: Vegetation indices play a predominant role in the field of Remote processing systems which
assimilate vital multispectral images. The digital numbers identify the spectral information in one or more
spectral bands. It focuses mainly on two or more spectral regions and obtains different types of surfaces like
vegetation, built-up, bare soil and water area. Different types of vegetation can be studied and analyzed using
LANDSAT images. In this paper, comparison has been made on ten major vegetation indices such as RVI, DVI,
NDVI, TNDVI, NDWI, MNDWI, NDBI, UI, SAVI, and NDMI using different spectral bands and different
features are detected and extracted with the help of ArcGIS and MATLAB tools. This study reveals better
classification accuracy.

Keywords: NDVI, NDBI, Landsat5, SAVI, UI.

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Authors: Alvin Alexander, Seng Hansun

Paper Title: UMN Site Traffic Prediction using Technical Method

Abstract: The Marketing division of Universitas Multimedia Nusantara has a role in attracting prospective
students to join and continue their next level of education. To help their task, the Marketing division needs an
application that can predict the site traffic profile visits for the next following day. Therefore, a website-based
application was created to assist the Marketing division. We used the Weighted Moving Average algorithm to
calculate the number of subsequent visitors and its future prediction number. We also used the Weighted Mean
Absolute Percentage Error after getting the prediction results to get the error rate of a prediction made. In the
implementation process that has been done, the percentage error is 2.57%. The built application also had been
evaluated by the UMN Marketing division employees by the means of questionnaires to find out how satisfied
the application was.

Keywords: Marketing, Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Weighted Moving Average, Weighted Mean
Absolute Percentage Error.

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Authors: S. S. Thakare, S. N. Kale

604. Paper Title: Document Image Compression using DC-DWT
Abstract: Scanned Document Image compression is an important technology for digital image transmission 3505-
 and storage. This study proposes a unique image compression system based on discrete curvelet transform & 35
discrete wavelet Transform (DC-DWT) with a varying pixels position. The discrete wavelet and the Curvelet 09
transform technique, which because of their outcomes and characteristics, DWT and CT are the most suitable
technology for the varied field of image processing. The position of a pixel in the document images and the
high-impact components are handled using the curve let transform technique during the compression of the
JPEG image. The Cuckoo search algorithm is used for image enhancement. Depending on two primary criteria
checks, excellent outcomes were achieved; the compression ratio and the quality of recreated scan document.

Keywords: Compression, Image Compression, Cuckoo Search Algorithm, Curvelet Transform, DCT, DWT,
Wavelet Transform.

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Authors: Swati Kandoria, Garima Saini

Paper Title: Broadband Stacked Antenna Design with Hybrid Structure for C-band Communication
Abstract: Two low profile antennas using FR4 and Rogers RT/duroid 5880 as dielectric materials are proposed
in this manuscript. To obtain the broadband response the strip-slot hybrid structure is introduced. The two
antennas proposed in this manuscript consist of four strips that are segregated through three narrow tapered slots.
Using the aperture couple microstrip feed line proper impedance matching is obtained and the slotted patch
structure is excited. The simulated bandwidth of 45% is obtained by using the Rogers RT/duroid 5880 as
dielectric material with stacked patch structure and gain obtained to be 9.02dB resonating at 4.2GHz of
frequency. Proposed design using FR4 as the dielectric material has two resonance frequencies at 4.8GHz and
6.2GHz. The simulated bandwidth of 50% at 4.8GHz and 38.71% at 6.2GHz is obtained with gain of 6.040dB at
4.8GHz. A prototype of the same antenna using the FR4 as dielectric material is also constructed and tested, the
tested results shows an impedance bandwidth of 21.87%

Keywords: Antenna feed; Broadband antennas; C Band; microstrip antennas; stacked.

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Authors: MB Bramarambika, Seshashayee

Paper Title: Brain Tumor Detection and Identification Using Histogram Method
Abstract: Brain tumor is a collection of unwanted cells that grow abnormally in different parts of human brain.
Detection of this is done effectively by MR image scanning of human brain. Certain process can be carried out
to partition the input MR images into the regions. To convert these regions into coherent segments is done by
Histogram Method which can utilize peaks and valleys to analyze the regions into segment of the MR images.
This process can be done by program division method to detect the tumor in the earlier stages .This work aims at
it.

Keywords: Brain tumor, Histogram and Segmentation.

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Authors: R. Raja Kumar, G. Kishor Kumar, M.K. Koushik, M. Chennakesavulu

Paper Title: A Deep Learning Neural Network for Detecting the Diabetic Retinopathy
Abstract: Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is the leading cause of disease to blindness of people globally. The retinal
screening examinations of diabetic patients is needed to prevent the disease. There are many untreated and
undiagnosed cases present in especially in India. DR requires smart technique to detect it. In this paper, we
proposed a deep learning based architecture for detecting the DR. The experiments are done on the DR Dataset
available in UCI machine Learning Repository. The results obtained from the experiments are satisfactory.
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Keywords: Diabetic Retinopathy, Deep Learning, Neural Network, UCI.
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Authors: N. Adithya Valli, D. Elizabath Rani, C. Kavitha

Paper Title: Convolutional Windows for Side Lobe Reduction

Abstract: A lot of applications in radar systems necessitate low range side-lobe performance which is achieved
by pulse compression processing. Linear Frequency Modulation (LFM) signal is mainly used chirp signal for
this processing. The paramount drawback in LFM is the first side-lobe level of -13dB at the receiver side. In this
paper, LFM signal is modified by using simple two-stage piece wise linear frequency modulation (PWLFM)
functions. The autocorrelation function of this PWLFM signal exhibited low peak sidelobe level ratio (PSLR)
value compared to its counterpart LFM signal. An attempt is made to further reduce the side lobe values by
using novel Convolutional windows. The simulation results confirm a significant side lobe reduction by the
LFM signal designed using PWLFM functions when a more flexible Power of Cosine window function is
applied compared to all other window functions.

Keywords: Convolution windows, LFM, PSLR, PWLFM.

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Authors: Hong Son Nguyen, Quang Hung Nguyen

Paper Title: Bearing Capacity of Concrete-Filled Steel Tube Column Sections under Long-Term Loading
Abstract: This article presents the design methods for concrete filled circular columns subjected to long-term
axial compression and bending. . There are two approaches: stress-based and strain-based for formulations. Both
approaches are specified in Russian Code, SP 266.1325800.2016, and in European Code, EN 1994-1-1:2004. A
numerical example shows the procedures to calculate the strength of a given column according to two different
Codes, the influence of parameters such as steel contribution ratio, relative slenderness to the results in two
methods are consider.
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References:

1. SP 266.1325800.2016 Composite steel and concrete structues. Design rules

2. Eurocode 4 Design of composite steel and concrete structures Part 1-1 General rules and rules for buildings
3. SP 63.13330.2012 Concrete and Reinforce concrete construction. Design requirements
4. SP 16.13330.2016 Steel structures.Design requirements
5. EN 1992-1-1 (2004):Design of concrete structures – Part 1-1: General rules end rules for buildings
6. EN 1993-1-1 (2005): Design of steel structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for building
Authors: Satya Ranjan Biswal, Santosh Kumar Swain

610. Analyze The Effects of Quarantine And Vaccination on Malware Propagation in Wireless Sensor
Paper Title:
Network
Abstract: Malware (worm, virus, malicious signals, etc.) propagation in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is 3537-
one of the important concern. The WSN becomes unstable due to presence of malicious signals. Vulnerability of 35
WSN is very high because of the structural constraint of sensor nodes. The attackers target a sensor node of 43
WSN for malware attack. A single infected node starts to spread the malware in the entire network through
neighbouring nodes. Therefore, for controlling of malware propagation in WSN a mathematical model is
developed. The developed model is based on epidemic theory. The developed model consist of five states such
as Susceptible-Infectious-Quarantine-Vaccination-Dead (SIQVD). The quarantine is a method through which to
cease the infection spread in WSN. And through vaccination eliminate the malware from the network. The
combination of quarantine and vaccination technique improves the network stability. This technique prevents
malware propagation in WSN. The basic reproduction number (R_0) of the model is deduced. The stability of
the network depends on the value of basic reproduction number. It is found that if the value of R_0 is less than
one the network system exist in malware-fee state, otherwise in endemic state. The equilibrium points of the
system is obtained. The effects of quarantine and vaccination has been analyzed on system performance. The
theoretical findings are verified by simulation results. Attack Epidemic model Equilibrium point Malware
propagation Security Wireless Sensor Network

Keywords:

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Paper Title: A Novel Algorithm for Soil Image Segmentation using Color and Region Based System
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techniques are used to extract significant knowledge in agriculture management. These techniques are time
consuming and less expensive than the statistical techniques. Many Researchers develop efficient techniques to
improve the productivity of agriculture. This paper developed a new segment method to segment the soil region
from other information. This research introduced Color and Region Based segment method to separate the soil
region from its background. To evaluate the proposed segmentation the five metrics are used dice coefficient,
jaccard index, Sensitivity, Specificity and Precision. The new approach produced 98% accuracy, 98%
Sensitivity and 98% Specificity.

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Authors: N. Rajesh Kumar, P.D. Sathya

Paper Title: Design of RF Energy Harvesting Patch Antenna for Wireless Communications
Abstract: In this paper a single fed microstrip patch rectenna for harvesting ambient radio frequency energy is
presented. The antenna comprises of a clover shaped radiating patch operating at 2.4GHz ISM band. The
rectifier circuit is placed in the same plane of radiating patch to minimize the overall antenna profile. The
antenna is modelled and are fabricated on low loss roger dielectric substrate. Measured results show that the
antenna achieves a peak gain of 7.19 dB in the operating ISM band with maximum RF conversion efficiency of
79%. The proposed antenna is suitable for wireless energy harvesting applications operating in ISM band.
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Paper Title: Design of the Configurable Watch Dog Timer using FPGA in Space Probe Application
Abstract: Watchdog timer is a simple timer circuit. It is an indispensable part and is of paramount importance
when coming to the embedded system. Most implementations of watch dog are simply based on simple feed dog
strategy covering merely limited abnormal states of program. There are different types of watch dog timers due
to the increasing need. They include Standard watchdog timer, Windowed watch dog timer, sequenced watch
dog timer. But an effective watch dog timer should be able to detect all abnormal software modes and bring the
system back to a known state. In addition to that, it must have its own clock and should be capable of providing
a hardware reset on timeout to all the peripherals which the current timers lag. Hence the windowed watchdog
timer where the window periods can be configured during the software initialization. In the watchdog timers
which are available right now is processor dependent due to which there is a increase in the timing but there is a
need of a watchdog timer which has capability to cut down or reduce timing hence watchdog timer which has
got service, frame and controller windows have been used, which is independent of the processor and hence the
timing is reduced effectively.

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Authors: Robinson P. Paul, Vishvjit Thakar, Hetal N. Patel

A Simple And Novel Algorithm For State Estimation Of Continuous Time Linear Stochastic
Paper Title:
Dynamic Systems Excited By Random Inputs
Abstract: The major goal of this paper is to explore the effective state estimation algorithm for continuous
time dynamic system under the lossy environment without increasing the complexity of hardware realization.
Though the existing methods of state estimation of continuous time system provides effective estimation with
data loss, the real time hardware realization is difficult due to the complexity and multiple processing. Kalman
Filter and Particle Filer are fundamental algorithms for state estimation of any linear and non-linear system
614. respectively, but both have its limitation. The approach adopted here, detects the expected state value and
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covariance, existed by random input at each stage and filtered the noisy measurement and replace it with
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predicted modified value for the effective state estimation. To demonstrate the performance of the results, the
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continuous time dynamics of position of the Aerial Vehicle is used with proposed algorithm under the lossy
measurements scenario and compared with standard Kalman filter and smoothed filter. The results show that the
proposed method can effectively estimate the position of Aerial Vehicle compared to standard Kalman and
smoothed filter under the non-reliable sensor measurements with less hardware realization complexity.

Keywords: Kalman Filter; Particle Filter; state estimation; lossy network; state- measurement update;
 stochastic stability Multiple Model.

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Authors: Bhawna Nigam, Ramakrishnan M Ramanathaiah, Basavaprasad B

Paper Title: Improved Bat Algorithm using Super-Region Volume Segmentation for Medical Images
Abstract: Medical imaging has been the highly active research area from the past few dec-ades. With the
intention of consolidating the automatic approaches of power of the segmentation with the experienced and
capable of annotating biological sam-ples manually, provides a new board which is termed as Super-Region
Volume Segmentation (SuRVoS). SuRVoS purifies the estimation by utilizing Markov Random Field (MRF)
formulation, which in turn considers neighboring labels in order to estimate precisely consistent. Nevertheless,
in the MRF formulation model, various separations play a vital part in order to raise the exactness of out-put of
the segmentation. Hence, identifying that partition number is an important task and also it is a difficult problem.
In proposed work, the edge weight is seg-regated into two disjoints sets, which means cut and off into all
feasible disjoint segments. The proposed energy function is reduced by utilizing Enhanced Bat (EB) algorithm
over the MRF and the standard deviation calculation among two edges. In our work, the improved SuRVoS
gives good segmentation output by generating good objective function values in the form of best supervoxels.
So, it raises the accuracy of image segmentation greater instead of the earlier methods. The performance metrics
were computed namely accuracy, precision, recall, Peak Signal to Noise Ratio (PSNR), Mean Square Error
(MSE) and correlation values by utilizing the proposed method. The experimental output gives the greater seg-
615. mentation accuracy which is accomplished by the proposed method.
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Authors: Anshul, Dipali Bansal, Rashima Mahajan

Performance Analysis of IIR & FIR Windowing Techniques in Electroencephalography Signal
Paper Title:
Processing
Abstract: A very small amplitude (μV) of the electroencephalography (EEG) signal is infected by diverse
artifacts. These artifacts have an effect on the distinctiveness of the signal because of which medical
psychoanalysis and data retrieval is difficult. Therefore, EEG signals are initially preprocessed to eliminate the
artifacts to produce signals that can serve as a base for further processing and analysis. Different filters are
implemented to eliminate the artifacts present in the EEG signal. Recent research shows that window technique
Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filter is usually used. In this paper, digital Infinite Impulse Response (IIR) filter
and different Finite Impulse Response (FIR) window filters (Hanning, Hamming, Kaiser, Blackman) of various
orders are implemented to eradicate the random noise added to EEG signals. Their performance analysis has
been done in Matlab (R2016a) by calculating the mean square error, mean absolute error, signal to noise ratio,
peak signal to noise ratio and cross-correlation. The results show that Kaiser Window based finite impulse
response filter outperforms in removing the noise from the electroencephalogram signal. This research focuses
on eradicating random noise in electroencephalogram signals but this approach will be extended to a different
source of electroencephalogram contamination.

Keywords: Blackman Window, FIR filter, Hamming Window, Hanning Window, IIR filter, Kaiser Window.

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Paper Title:
Slag/Ferro Sand
Abstract: Metal matrix composites are found to be one of the promising materials for advanced engineering
application. It now has been produced commercially. Recent researches have shown an increased affinity
towards the usage of agricultural waste as well as industrial waste as a reinforcement in the composite
production which will have a momentous impact on the cost effectiveness of the composite manufacturing. This
also will help in sustainable waste management. One of such industrial waste is Copper slag (CS), huge quantity
of waste is left as land fill, the compositions of the CS is commensurable to the composition of the fly ash. This
entailed using CS as the reinforcement in this composite Fabrication. In this work Aluminium alloy is reinforced
with CS to produce a metal matrix composite using stir casting process, as it is one of the cost effective and
efficient method of making ALMMC. All the samples are prepared as per ASTM standards and the properties
such as Tensile strength, Elongation, Micro Hardness, Specific wear rate, Wear rate and microstructures are
examined.

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Authors: Manoj Kumar Gupta, Pravin Chandra

Paper Title: HYBCIM: Hypercube Based Cluster Initialization Method for k-means
618. Abstract: Clustering is a data processing technique that is extensively used to find novel patterns in data in the 3584-
field of data mining and also in classification techniques. The k-means algorithm is extensively used for 35
clustering due to its ease and reliability. A major effect on the accuracy and performance of the k-means 87
 algorithm is by the initial choice of the cluster centroids. Minimizing Sum of Squares of the distance from the
centroid of the cluster for cluster points within the cluster (SSW) and maximizing Sum of Square distance
between the centroids of different clusters (SSB) are two generally used quality parameters of the clustering
technique. To improve the accuracy, performance and quality parameters of the k-means algorithm, a new
Hypercube Based Cluster Initialization Method, called HYBCIM, is proposed in this work. In the proposed
method, collection of k equi-sized partitions of all dimensions is modeled as a hypercube. The motivation behind
the proposed method is that the clusters may spread horizontally, vertically, diagonally or in arc shaped. The
proposed method empirically evaluated on four popular data sets. The results show that the proposed method is
superior to basic k-means. HYBCIM is applicable for clustering both discrete and continuous data. Though,
HYBCIM is proposed for k-means but it can also be applied with other clustering algorithms which are based on
initial cluster centroids.

Keywords: Clustering; k-means; Cluster Initialization; Hypercube Based Cluster Initialization Method;
Unsupervised Learning.

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Authors: K. Satish Babu, P. S. Sarma, Y. Madhveelatha

Paper Title: Multi Spectral Coding in RADAR Signal Conditioning using Recurrent Spectral Mapping
Abstract: Observed varying interference in radar signal processing limits the accuracy of target detection.
Signal processing approaches using spectral coding are used in computing the Doppler. The spectral processing
are however computationally slower due to large processing coefficients. In this paper, a new selective process
619. for spectral bands is proposed using recurrent band mapping to derive a scale level selection in radar processing.
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A stopping criterion developed, limits the additional computation overhead in radar signal processing, and
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reduces the delay in computation of decision making. The simulation of the proposed approach validates the
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Doppler profile and delay parameter under different data rate and fractional order of receiving signal.

Keywords: Multi spectral coding, radar signal processing, spectral mapping, recurrent coding.
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Authors: D.Prabha, P.Manivannan, K.Balasubramanian

Paper Title: Deep neural network: Recognize Data Management of Artificial Intelligence in Retail
Abstract: Deep neural networks with the artificial intelligence on Machine Learning (ML) algorithms
constitute the best design specifically to deal with vast amount of data for retail business. The limited research
approach is referred towards reducing memory consumption on integrating ML algorithms on data management
system. This paper proposed combining data management and deep neural networks, ideas to build systems,
which vast amount data can share in the database system. Therefore, ML algorithm has a pattern with multi-
hidden layer that can use to synthesis different decision within a minimum processing. Finally, system precede
and follow a NoSQL layers of a model employs in-memory database compression techniques and executes data
management challenges with large datasets successfully.

Keywords: artificial intelligence, data management system, deep neural networks, machine learning.

References:

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Opportunities,” SIGMOD Record, 45(2), 2016, pp.17-22.
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Authors: D.Prabha, P.Manivannan, K.Balasubramanian

Paper Title: Deep neural network: Recognize Data Management of Artificial Intelligence in Retail
621. Abstract: Deep neural networks with the artificial intelligence on Machine Learning (ML) algorithms
3597-
constitute the best design specifically to deal with vast amount of data for retail business. The limited research
36
approach is referred towards reducing memory consumption on integrating ML algorithms on data management
02
system. This paper proposed combining data management and deep neural networks, ideas to build systems,
 which vast amount data can share in the database system. Therefore, ML algorithm has a pattern with multi-
hidden layer that can use to synthesis different decision within a minimum processing. Finally, system precede
and follow a NoSQL layers of a model employs in-memory database compression techniques and executes data
management challenges with large datasets successfully.

Keywords: artificial intelligence, data management system, deep neural networks, machine learning.

References:

1. W. Wang, M. Zhang, G. Chen, H. V. Jagadish, B.C. Ooi, and K-L. Tan, “Database Meets Deep Learning: Challenges and
Opportunities,” SIGMOD Record, 45(2), 2016, pp.17-22.
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Neural Information Processing Systems vol.25, 2012, pp. 1097–1105.
3. T. Chen, B. Xu, C. Zhang, and C. Guestrin, “Training deep nets with sublinear memory cost,” arXiv preprint arXiv:1604.06174v2,
2016.
4. J. Dean, G. Corrado, R. Monga, K. Chen, M. Devin, Q. V. Le, M. Z. Mao, M. Ranzato, A. W. Senior, P. A. Tucker, K. Yang, and A. Y.
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on Parallel Distributed and network-based Processing, IEEE, 2019.
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abs/1802.09941, 2018.
7. J. Schmidhuber, “Deep learning in neural networks: An overview,” Neural Networks, 61, 2015, 85–117,
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approaches,” International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 119(12), 2018, 627- 636
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Authors: P. Pandian, K. Kavitha

Paper Title: Cost Sensitivity Ranges in Rough Set Interval Transportation Problem
Abstract: A new technique namely, upper-lower bound technique is projected for solving the cost sensitivity
analysis of fully rough integer transportation problem. Numerical sample is given to indicate the productivity of
the projected technique.

Keywords: Transportation problem (TP), rough integer intervals, upper-lower bound algorithm, sensitivity
analysis (SA).

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Authors: Sachin K Murali, A. Shanmugasundaram

Influence of Gr, MoS2 and BN on the Hardness and Wear resistance of AA2014 Hybrid
Paper Title:
Composite after Artificial Aging
Abstract: The main objective of this research work is to study the effect of tribological behaviors and
mechanical properties of Aluminium alloy 2014 (AA2014) hybrid composite reinforced with Boron Nitride
(BN), Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) and graphite (Gr). Stir casting technique is used for the fabrication of this
composite material. The composite is subjected to three step ageing process which consists of solution heat
treatment, quenching and aging. The base alloy was reinforced with 4 wt.% of BN, 4wt.% MoS2 and 4, 6, 8
wt.% of Gr. The hardness of the composite steadily increased up to 6 wt. % of graphite and further increase in
graphite decreases the hardness. The sample with Graphite of 4 wt. % resulted in maximum hardness of 192
HV with respect to AA2014 base hardness. Addition of graphite up to 6% resulted in lower wear rate when
compared to the base metal. The wear rate of sample with Graphite of 4 wt. % is reduced by 49 % from that of
the base metal at maximum wear condition. Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), Energy-dispersive X-ray
Spectroscopy (EDX) and X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) were used for the characterization of composite.

Keywords: Stir Casting, AA2014, Boron Nitride, Graphite.

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Authors: N.I. Tukenova, R.G. Ramazanov, M.L. Gruzdeva, T.Zh. Baydildinov, Sh.A. Naubetova,

Paper Title: Methodology for Developing E-learning Courses in IT Education

Abstract: The development of educational processes in the universities of Kazakhstan in modern conditions
624. occur in the following areas: individualization of educational methods, the transition to a continuous educational
3614-
technology, the use of information technology in the educational process. The emergence of a new form of
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distance learning has fundamentally changed the idea of organizing the educational process as a whole. The use
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of modern educational technologies allows to increase the number of university students served. Relevance The
article describes the implementation of this process, which is associated with the solution of a number of issues
 such as: developing an infrastructure for e-learning: developing new methods and training and sets of programs
to support a single information space: developing e-courses: training students in using e-learning tools for
training. Methods In the context of ubiquitous informatization, interactive forms of interaction are needed,
covering a large contingent of students, ensuring the mobility of the teaching staff. The only form corresponding
to these requirements is distance learning presented in the form of a whole range of technologies ensuring the
delivery of the main volume of the material being studied to students, interactive interaction of students and
teachers in the learning process, providing the learner with the opportunity for independent work on mastering
the material being studied as well as in the learning process. Results Remote educational technologies in
teaching students are one of the important activities of the university. The Faculty of Distance Learning provides
technological support for the educational process, conducts training for teaching staff in distance learning
technologies. Discussion The authors of the article describe the technology of remote learning using information
and communication tools of the Internet. Development of distance courses based on state standards of the
Republic of Kazakhstan and compiled taking into account the experience of European universities - leaders in
the field of e-learning. Conclusion The authors of the article believe that the increasingly widespread term “e-
learning” includes the use of information and communication technologies (ICT), which, potentially, can be
used in education, is rapidly expanding.

Keywords: e-learning, information and communication technologies (ICT), distance learning technologies.

References:

1. M.L. Gruzdeva, O.N. Prokhorova, A.V. Chanchina, E.A. Chelnokova, E.V. Khanzhina, (2018) Post-graduate information support for
graduates of pedagogical universities. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 622, pp. 143-151
2. Z.V. Smirnova, M.L. Gruzdeva, Z.V. Chaykina, O.S, Terekhina, A.A. Tolsteneva, N.H. Frolova, (2016) The role of students'
classroom independent work in higher educational institutions. Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 9(22), 95568.
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N.I. Tukenova, G.A. Mursakimova, M.L. Gruzdeva, K.Zh. Chetiyeva, A.U. Elepbergenova, A.A.
Authors:
Iskakova
Paper Title: Educational Multimedia-Resources in Education
Abstract: Educational multimedia resources are included in the learning process as a "support" means. In this
case, information resources serve as a means of intensifying the training process, individualization of learning
and partial automation of routine work of the teacher related to the integration, monitoring and evaluation of
students' knowledge.Relevance The article discusses the fundamental changes occurring in all spheres of society
in connection with the introduction of information and communication technologies (ICT), not only open up
broad opportunities for the development and information support of the individual, but also pose new challenges
for the education system [1]. In the most general form, these tasks are aimed at the formation of the individual’s
readiness for life and professional activity in the information society. Thus, the modern social order requires the
improvement of professional training of specialists owning information and communication technologies,
including multimedia technologies.Methods The use of multimedia tools to control knowledge. Such tools can
be used both for intermediate knowledge testing (within the study of one topic of the course of database
fundamentals), and for the final knowledge test (after studying a section or course). As a rule, students have a
positive attitude towards tests submitted using a computer, and in determining the results there are no problems
with biased (formal) grading. Such tests depending on the level of complexity, the number of questions and
other parameters can be used at any stage of the study of the discipline.Results Students may encounter some
difficulties caused by lack of experience with the test form of control. Testing requires students not only
625. knowledge of a certain educational material, but also the ability to work with it, i.e. understand the specifics of 3617-
the test tasks. To do this, apply in the classroom interactive tests. The Internet is also used to solve tests in on- 36
line mode.Organized in the classroom and after school hours, working with interactive tests forms the students' 20
core information competencies, and for many they are the ones that are most relevant today and will be needed
in the future.Discussion The authors of the article describe the introduction of multimedia resources, their
presentation as a complex process leading to changes in the content of education, revision of the methods and
forms of organization of the educational process, the construction of holistic courses based on the use of
meaningful content of information sources in individual disciplines. Conclusion It is important to note that in
most universities of the Republic of Kazakhstan teachers and students are not developers of multimedia
resources used in education. Most often, teachers and trainees act as users of such tools. However, practice
shows that every year an increasing number of teachers can not stay away from the development of simple, but
electronic means of teaching. In this regard, it is advisable for a modern teacher to have an idea of how to
develop high-quality multimedia resources, and about hardware and software — tools for creating computer-
based learning tools.

Keywords: multimedia, multimedia resources, database management systems (DBMS).

References:

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 Scientific and Practical Conference Informatization of Society. – Astana: ENU n.a.. L.N. Gumilev, pp..207-209
2. N.I. Tukenova (2010) The use of multimedia in teaching the basics of databases in the preparation of students in the specialty
"information systems". Dissertation cand. ped. sc. / Almaty. 124 p.
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students of pedagogical universities and students of the system of advanced training of educational workers. Kursk: KSU, Moscow:
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Authors: Rudresh.B.Magadum, D.B.Kulkarni

Energy Loss Minimization by Optimal Siting and Sizing of DG with Network Reconfiguration in
Paper Title:
Distribution Networks
Abstract: The main aim of the distribution system is delivery the power to the consumers. Because of, aging of
electrical infrastructure, old control mechanism, increased power demand causing exploitation of the present
electrical networks leads to low voltage profile, more active and reactive power loss with various power quality
related issues causing poor network operation. In this method maximization of voltage profile with energy loss
minimization is carried using network reconfiguration along with optimal siting of the distributed generation
(DG). The proposed methodology is carried out on five bus system. The obtained results are impressive interms
of voltage stability and power loss reduction.

Keywords: Network reconfiguration; percentage power loss; Distributed generation; Voltage profile;
Conventional method; voltage stability; reliable; distributed network and power saving.

References:

1. Rudresh Magadum, D.B.Kulkarni, “Power loss reduction by optimal location of DG using fuzzy logic”, IEEE International Conference
on Smart Technologies and Management for Computing, Communication, Controls, Energy and Materials (ICSTM-2015), Vel-Tech
University, Chennai, T.N., India. May 6 – 8, 2015. pp.338-343.
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3. Rudresh B Magadum, D.B.Kulkarni, “Optimal Location and Sizing of Multiple DG for Efficient Operation of Power System”, 4th
IEEE International Conference on Electrical Energy Systems (ICEES-2018), SSN College of Engineering, Chennai, T.N., India.
February 7-9, 2018.
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5. Rudresh. B. Magadum, D.B.Kulkarni, “Optimal Placement of Distributed Transformer with STATCOM to Enhance the Efficiency of
the Distribution Networks”, International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE), Volume-8, Issue-2, pp.3720-3725,
July 2019.
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vol.2, no. 4, pp. 2473–2480, Oct. 2007.
8. Rudresh B Magadum, D.B.Kulkarni, “Optimal Placement of Capacitor to Enhance the Efficiency of the Distribution Network”,
International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE), Volume-8 Issue-9, pp 2877-2881, July 2019,
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Placement”, IEEE international conference on Energy Efficient Technologies (ICEET-2016), St.Xevier’s Catholic College of
Engineering, Nagercoil, T.N., India, April-2016, pp-330-335.
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11. N. H. Ahmad, T. K. A. Rahman, and N. Aminuddin, “Multi-objective quantum-inspired Artificial Immune System approach for
optimal network reconfiguration in distribution system,” in 2012 IEEE International Power Engineering and Optimization Conference,
Melaka, Malaysia, 2012, pp. 384–388.
12. Rudresh B Megadum, D.B.Kulkarni, “Minimization of Power Loss with Enhancement of the Voltage Profile using Optimal Placement
of Distribution Transformer and Distributed Generator”, IEEE international conference on Communication and Signal Processing
(ICCSP-2019) Adhiparashakti College of Engineering, Melmavaruthur, T.N., India. April 4-6, 2019, pp-392-395.
13. G. Niazi and M. Lalwani, “PSO based optimal distributed generation placement and sizing in power distribution networks: A
comprehensive review,” in 2017 International Conference on Computer, Communications and Electronics (Comptelix), Jaipur, India,
2017, pp. 305–311.
14. Rudresh B Magadum, D.B.Kulkarni, “Optimal Placement and Sizing of Multiple Distributed Generators using Fuzzy Logic”, Fifth
IEEE International Conference on Electrical Energy Systems (ICEES-2019), SSN College of Engineering, Chennai, T.N., India.
February 21-22, 2019.
15. Mohan N., Ananthapadmanabha T., and A. D. Kulkarni, “A Weighted Multi-objective Index Based Optimal Distributed Generation
Planning in Distribution System,” Procedia Technology, vol. 21, pp. 279–286, 2015.
16. Rudresh B Magadum, Sateesh N Dodamani and D.B.Kulkarni, “Optimal Placement of Unified Power Flow Controller (UPFC) using
Fuzzy Logic”, Fifth IEEE International Conference on Electrical Energy Systems (ICEES-2019), SSN College of Engineering,
Chennai, T.N., India. February 21-22, 2019.
17. Tejaswi Timasani, Rudresh B Magadum, “Minimization of power loss in distributed networks by different techniques”, IJSER volume
3, issue-5 pp. 521-557
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Authors: T. Murali Krishna, K. KrishnaVeni, G. Suresh Babu, D. Sushma, C. Harish

Performance Evaluation of Induction Motor for Unipolar and Bipolar Pulse Width Modulation
Paper Title:
Techniques
Abstract: Inverter is an interface device between a dc source and ac loads which converts DC voltage to a
variable voltage, variable frequency AC voltage. While converting, it introduces harmonics in the output of the
627. system which results in additional heating of induction motors. Hence in order to diminish these harmonics,
different techniques are introduced viz. external and internal control techniques in which the latter is more 3626-
efficient. Out of the all proposed methods, the internal control of inverter which is also called as Pulse Width 36
Modulation (PWM) can be achieved either using unipolar modulation technique or bipolar modulation 29
technique. In this paper, the control circuitry to model unipolar and bipolar modulation methods is simulated
and their performance is checked on an induction motor and compared in MATLAB Simulink environment.
 Keywords: Unipolar modulation, bipolar modulation, induction motor, total harmonic distortion, lower order
harmonics.

References:

1. Ali Algaddafi, Khalifa Elnaddab, Abdullah Al Ma’mari, and Abdelrahim Nasser Esgiar “Comparing the Performance of Bipolar and
Unipolar Switching Frequency to Drive DC-AC Inverter” IEEE International Renewable and Sustainable Energy Conference (IRSEC),
2016.
2. Amit Kumar Sharma , Ashok Kumar Sharma & Nidhi Vijay “Unipolar and Bipolar SPWM Voltage Modulation Type inverter for
Improved Switching Frequencies” , International journal of engineering sciences & research technology, Vol.3 Issue 8,August, 2014.
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Coference 2006
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edition.
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International Journal of Innovative Research & Studies, Vol.8, Issue.4, 2018.
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Journal of Science and Research, Vol.4, Issue.12, 2015.

Authors: K S R Murthy, K Umakantham, K S N Murthy, B T P Madhav

Design and Analysis of a Reconfigurable Antenna for Dual Band ISM Medical and Wi-Fi
Paper Title:
Applications
Abstract: A hybrid reconfigurable reception apparatus is intended to work in ISM medicinal band (2.5 GHz)
and Wi-Fi working groups (3.4 GHz). A winding sort of transmitting structure with absconded ground is taken
in the development of the proposed receiving wire show. The planned model is furnishing recurrence
reconfigurability and polarization reconfigurability with great impedance data transfer capacity and hub
proportion transmission capacity. The created model estimation results are giving incredible connection
reenactment results got from HFSS instrument. Explanatory examination as for the reflection coefficient,
radiation design with LHCP and RHCP and hub pro- portion are displayed in this work.

Keywords: Dual Band, Frequency Reconfigurability, Left Hand Circular Polarization, Polarization
Reconfigurability, Right Hand Circular Polarization.

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Authors: N.V.P.R. Durga Prasad, C. Radhakrishna

Paper Title: Substation Maintenance Optimization By Considering Ageing Equipment
Abstract: Distribution utilities are facing multitude of challenges like cost optimization, profit maximization,
increasing customer satisfaction, government subsidies and changing technology. These myriad of goals are
making the utilities to treat the operating and maintaining substations and their assets as a business process and it
629.
goal is to maximize the Return On Investment (ROI) on each asset. This is achieved by maintaining each asset at 3635-
its optimal condition with minimum maintenance cost so as to yield more revenue per asset. Maintenance is a 36
core process and a tweaking parameter in the asset management. Well optimized maintenance management 42
along with the structured life cycle asset management will guarantee the overall performance. Maintenance
optimization is carried out using the equipment models considering the effect of maintenance and deterioration
due to aging. Objective function for Optimization is minimizing the maintenance cost and cost due to
 interruptions.

Keywords: About four key words or phrases in alphabetical order, separated by commas.

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Authors: R. Sivaranjani, A.V. Senthil Kumar

Paper Title: Efficient Health Monitoring Networks Using Secured Energy Aware (SEA) Scheme
Abstract: The volume of healthcare information is rapidly growing. Collecting and securing information
gathered through a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is an open challenge. The integrity and confidentiality of
the information is to be ensured, failing to do which will lead to fatal consequences. Further, conserving energy
is a challenge in WSN. Hence, in this paper a Secured Energy Aware (SEA) scheme is proposed. Only
authenticated nodes communicate to the Fusion Centres (FCs) which collect the data and forward to the Sink or
other FCs, thus avoiding redundancy. The propounded scheme offers better results in contrast to the existing
scheme in terms of Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR), Throughput, Residual Energy, Packet Loss Ratio (PLR) and
Routing Overhead.

Keywords: Security, Authentication, Residual Energy (RE).

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Authors: Sayali S. Rane, Mangesh M. Ghonge, Amol Potgantwar

Paper Title: Data Mining Based Outlier Cluster Detection Algorithm

Abstract: Outlier detection has been engaged and considered field as of late. Exception recognition is a
significant information mining movement with various applications, including MasterCard misrepresentation
location, disclosure of crimes in electronic trade, video reconnaissance, climate forecast, and pharmaceutical re-
search. The assignment of anomaly recognition is to distinguish the information objects from heaps of all
objects. Outlier mining normally utilized in different fields. The vast majority of the strategies gives more regard
for distinguish information objects from worldwide view which is in suitable for multidimensional information
sets. According to technology, outlier recognition will be troublesome by utilizing conventional arrangements. In
this, we are utilizing two calculations, for example, ODA and LOF. ODA used to locate the mean or exceptions
from multi-dimensional informational indexes. LOF used to discover the likelihood of that anomalies utilizing
thickness based calculations. Exception location is a significant undertaking in information mining. Nearby
anomalies contrasting with their nearby neighborhood rather than worldwide information. Anomaly discovery is
an essential assignment in information mining. Nearby exceptions contrasting with their neighborhood close
articles rather than worldwide information dissemination. The procedure segmented into two phases, online and
disconnected. Small scale groups are made in online stage and last bunches are produced in disconnected stage.
Exception location is a significant assignment in information mining. Nearby exceptions contrasting with their
neighborhood rather than worldwide information. Relative thickness of an item against its neighbors as the
marker of the level of the article being anomaly which is allotted to nearby exception factor.

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Authors: Sugumar.D, Trinita Princy.S, Angelin Sarah.D, T. Anita Jones, M.S. Aezhisai Vallavi

Paper Title: Capacitive Disc Fed GPS Antenna Operating at L Band

Abstract: A rectangular antenna, to work in the operating frequency of L band is designed with capacitive disc
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has been analyzed. With reference to simulation results, reflection coefficient at 1.13 GHz is attained as -34.18
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Paper Title: Experimental Analysis and Effects of Gasoline as an Additive in Compression Ignition Engine
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study, various influences on petrol-diesel mixture have been introduced in a mono cylinder vertical diesel engine
and investigated factually for various stages. Denouement of 0%, 4%, 8% and 12 % of gasoline by volume is
varied with diesel and the outcomes has been registered with the foundation of test perceptions at 1500(rpm).
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tension and kinematic viscosity. In addition, the various blending of petrol fuel causes a decrease in the size of
the droplet because the surface tension decreases with the inclusion of petrol, thereby generating an extension in
the instability of droplet. Meanwhile, petrol blending resulted in the development of the ignition delay period
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characteristics cause a drastic reduction of NOx. However, the Hydrocarbon and Carbon Monoxide emissions 36
were slightly increased. The boosting of burden in engine curtails the effect of gasoline blending on combustion 63
performance and exhaust fumes discharges.

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Authors: Ch. Usha Kumari, N. Arun Vignesh, Asisa Kumar Panigrahy, L. Ramya, T.Padma
Fungal Disease in Cotton Leaf Detection and Classification using Neural Networks and Support
Paper Title:
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Abstract: Agriculture productivity is the main factor for improving economic status of India. Reduction in
production rate is mainly due to various diseases in plants. Identification of plant disease in early stage is the
main challenge for improving the production rate as well as economic status. This paper presents automatic
disease detection in cotton crop for three types of diseases Alternaria Leaf Spot Fungal Disease (ALSFD), Grey
Mildew Cotton Disease (GMCD), and Rust Foliar Fungal Disease (RFFD). The K-means clustering algorithm is
used for disease segmentation for cotton leaf. The diseased cluster is segmented into three clusters. From cluster
2 the features Mean , Contrast, Energy, Correlation, Standard Deviation, Variance , Entropy, and Kurtosis are
extracted. The extracted features for 30 samples are given to Artificial Neural Network (ANN) and Support
Vector Machine (SVM) classifiers for disease classification. The performance of these classifiers are compared.
The ALSF disease is classified 77.4% for ANN and 84.3% for SVM, GMC disease is 87.8% for ANN and
98.7% in SVM, RFF disease is 90.1%for ANN and 93.2% for SVM. The overall average accuracy of ANN
classifier is 85.1% for three diseases and overall average accuracy for SVM is 92.06% for three diseases. It is
clearly observed from the analysis SVM classifier gives accurate disease detection compared to ANN.

Keywords: Image segmentation, K-means clustering, Alternaria Leaf Spot Fungal Disease, Grey-Mildew-
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Authors: Shanky Goel, Gurpreet Singh Lehal

Paper Title: A Solution for Line Segmentation Problems in Sindhi Character Recognition System
635.
Abstract: The Sindhi language uses extended and modified set of the Arabic and Persian alphabets. It is the 3668-
largest extension of the Arabic alphabet. Thus, Arabic or any other Arabic script based language character 36
recognition system cannot recognize all characters of Sindhi. From character recognition point of view, Sindhi is 74
 a tough script. Sindhi’s cursive, context-sensitive characteristics, a large set of characters, highly similar shapes
of the basic character, font-type variations, and size variations create high challenges for Sindhi character
recognition research. In addition, line segmentation is a hard task as we have non-uniformity in the line heights.
In this paper, we present an algorithm for segmenting the Sindhi text image into lines. The proposed algorithm
solves the over-segmentation and under-segmentation problems in the line segmentation for Sindhi documents.
The algorithm is tested on 100 text images of different Sindhi books and it has successfully segmented 99.95%
lines correctly.

Keywords: Sindhi, Under-Segmentation, Over-Segmentation, Segmentation Algorithm.

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Authors: Sachin M. Elgandelwar, Vinayak K. Bairagi

Paper Title: Role of EEG for Diagnosis of Alzheimer Disease

Abstract: In the recent years, costliest Alzheimer disease (AD) is now primary reason for the cause of death.
An early finding is essential as there is no cure for severe AD. Despite recent advances, early finding of
Alzheimer disease from electroencephalography (EEG) remains a difficult job. In this paper, we focus a spectral
and signal complexity measures through which such early findings can possibly be improved. Power spectral
and nonlinear features, which have been utilized for classification of Alzheimer disease subjects (ADS) from the
normal healthy subject (NHS). So far, the power in the various EEG bands has been intensely analyzed. The
main aim of this research article is to study the power and nonlinear analysis for the finding of AD to consider as
a probable biomarker to recognize AD subject and normal healthy subject. Relative power (RP) was
independently calculated from various EEG bands which indicate the slowing of EEG signals acknowledge the
Alzheimer disease subjects. In this study, EEGs signal had been acquired at the rest condition from 20 normal
healthy subject whose age around 60 years along with same number of Alzheimer disease subjects. The result
shows that relative power is increased towards lower frequencies while decreased towards higher frequencies in
AD. Such analysis of power may additionally explore to differentiate Alzheimer disease’s stages.

Keywords: Alzheimer diseases (AD), Electroencephalography (EEG), Relative power (RP), Bump modeling,
nonlinear analysis.

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Authors: P.Suresh, U.Saravanakumar, V.Karthikeyan, G.Vamsi Krishna, K.Sreekanth, G.Kumar Reddy
Design and Implementation of Real Time Data Acquisition System in All Programmable System
Paper Title:
on Chip
Abstract: In the recent era, the world has faced drastic improvement in automation industries and there is an
need of speedy multi-functional system with higher performance device. The demand for faster, smaller and
energy efficient computing systems for miniaturized devices is tremendously increased day by day. Over the
past decades, there is a drastic change in semiconductor industry due to its advantages and higher performance
of integrated circuits even there is more complexity in design and more expensive. The semiconductor industry
started to embrace new design and reuse policies are mutually discussed as system-on-chip (SoC) design. This
technology allows to develop a system with higher performance only with required blocks for different
applications. In this paper, it is proposed to implement SoC based data acquisition system to measure the
atmospheric parameters with different sensors in real time.

Keywords:

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2. M. Keating and P. Bricaud, Reuse Methodology Manual: For System-on-a-Chip Designs, 3rd ed. Boston, MA: Kluwer, 2002.
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Authors: P.Suresh, U.Saravanakumar, V.Karthikeyan, G.Vamsi Krishna, K.Sreekanth, G.Kumar Reddy

Design and Implementation of Real Time Data Acquisition System in All Programmable System
Paper Title:
on Chip
Abstract: In the recent era, the world has faced drastic improvement in automation industries and there is an
need of speedy multi-functional system with higher performance device. The demand for faster, smaller and
energy efficient computing systems for miniaturized devices is tremendously increased day by day. Over the
past decades, there is a drastic change in semiconductor industry due to its advantages and higher performance
of integrated circuits even there is more complexity in design and more expensive. The semiconductor industry
638. started to embrace new design and reuse policies are mutually discussed as system-on-chip (SoC) design. This
3685-
technology allows to develop a system with higher performance only with required blocks for different
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applications. In this paper, it is proposed to implement SoC based data acquisition system to measure the
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atmospheric parameters with different sensors in real time.

Keywords:

References:
 1. International Techbology Roadmap for Semiconductors. [Online]. Available: http://www.public.itrs.net.
2. M. Keating and P. Bricaud, Reuse Methodology Manual: For System-on-a-Chip Designs, 3rd ed. Boston, MA: Kluwer, 2002.
3. R. Rajsuman, System-on-a-Chip Design and Test. Boston, MA: Kluwer, 2000.
4. H. Chang, L. Cooke, M. Hunt, G. Martin, A. McNelly, and L. Todd, Surviving the SOC Revolution: A Guide to Platform-Based
Design. Boston, MA: Kluwer, 1999.
5. G. Moore, BCramming more components onto integrated circuits,[ Electronics, vol. 38, pp. 114–117, Apr. 19, 1965.
6. X. Wang, and M. Leeser, “K-means Clustering for Multispectral Images using Floating-Point Divide,” Proc. IEEE FCCM Symp., Apr.
‘07.
7. O. Nibouche, “Fast Architectures for FPGA-Based Implementation of RSA Encryption Algorithm,” Proc. FPT’04, pp. 271-278, Dec.
‘04.
8. Y. Gu, and M. Herbordt, “FPGA-Based Multigrid Computation for Molecular Dynamics Simulations,” Proc. IEEE FCCM Symp., Apr.
‘07.
9. B. Fort, D. Capalija, Z. Vranesic, and S. Brown, “A Multithreaded Soft Processor for SoPC Area Reduction,” Proc. IEEE FCCM
Symp., pp. 131-142, Apr. ‘06.
10. P. Wolkotte, G. Smit, and J. Becker, “Energy-Efficient NoC for Best Effort Communication,” in Proc. FPL’05, pp. 197-202, Aug. ‘05.
11. A. Patel, M. Saldana, C. Comis, P. Chow, “A Scalable FPGA-based Multiprocessor, “Proc. IEEE FCCM Symp., pp. 111-120, Apr. ‘06.
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Design Automation Conf., Las Vegas, NV, 2001, pp. 1–26.
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17. R. Tummala and V. Madisetti, B System on chip or system on package?[. IEEE Des. Test Comput., vol. 16, no. 2, pp. 48–56, Apr.–Jun.
1999.
18. S. E. Schultz, “The New System-Level Design Language”, Integrated System Design, July 1998.
19. A.A. Jerraya, M. Romdhani, Ph. Le Marrec, F. Hessel, P. Coste, C. Valderrama, G. F. Marchioro, J.M. Daveau,and N.-E. Zergainoh,
“Multi-language Specification for System Design and Codesign”, System Level Synthesis, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1999.
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Authors: N.Pugazhenthi , K.VinuLakshmi, V.Preneeth, K.Shrivani

Paper Title: Design and Fabrication of Robot for Surveillance using Arduino
Abstract: The World Is Full Of Surveillance, Which Was monitored by enemy countries. Especially, the
border region of any country was controlled and monitored by the own country for their safety purpose, for that
many technology was used to monitor the region. Earlier, the surveillance was done by human, which causes
many deaths by enemy country. To overcome the problem, the technology was introduced for surveillance with
the help of robot. But now, the technology was upgraded, which made us to make a new robot for surveillance,
bomb detector with automated gun. In this project, this was controlled using arduino with Wi-Fi module. The
camera was fixed and captures the video and monitored through it. The robot can move ups and downs of any
place for surveillance with the help of motors. This was one of the multipurpose robots for military use.

Keywords: surveillance, security, monitor, Arduino, Wi-Fi.

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Authors: Gayatri G. Bobade, A. G. Patil

Paper Title: Testing of Image Steganography with use of LSB and DCT Techniques
Abstract: In this growing internet world, secret data communication is increasing day by day. There are
various methods to communicate secretly. Steganography is one of those techniques in which data is concealed
within cover data such that it cannot get detected. Steganography is usually used today on pcs where digital data
is the high-speed distribution channels for carriers and networks. Steganography is the skill of understanding of
640. unnoticeable activity at intervals. Steganalysis is the science of concealed data detection. Steganography of data
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which is of any form like images, audio, video or text information is done by various techniques. Image
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steganography is done by various technique. Least Significant Bit (LSB) with XORing and Discrete Cosine
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Transform (DCT) are used to test the image steganography. Images are converted to grey scale to get better
accuracy. Results are tested with mean square error (MSE) and peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) values.

Keywords: Least Significant Bit; Discrete Cosine Transform; Mean Square Error; Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio;
Secret Image; Cover Image; Stego Image.
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Authors: Yasir Aslam, Santhi N, Ramasamy N, K. Ramar

Metallic Surface Coating Defect Detection Using Firefly Based Adaptive Thresholding and Level
Paper Title:
Set Method
Abstract: An innovative approach is introduced to detect surface defects on titanium coated steel surfaces with
varied size through the use of image processing techniques. This paper provides techniques which are useful to
discover numerous kinds of surface defects present on coating surface. For defect detection, Firefly Algorithm
(FA) based adaptive thresholding is proposed and is applied for the gray scale images. The FA ensuing nature
inspired algorithm utilized expansively in support of determining various optimization problems and from the
reconstructed image contours are extracted using level set method, the predictable images not including textures
besides defects contours be compassed. The morphological post processing removes the noise in image and
makes defects more distinguishable from the background. The speculative result persists in utilizing
synchronous images of metal surface and shows that the proposed method can efficiently segment surface
defects and obtain better performance than existing methods.

Keywords: Adaptive thresholding, Defect detection, Firefly Optimization, Level set method, Surface coating.

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Authors: Debi Prasad Mishra, Satyasundara Mahapatra, Sateesh Kumar Pradhan

Paper Title: Performance Improvement of Intrusion Detection Systems

Abstract: Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs) have been crucial in defending intrusive attacks (both active and
passive) in various application scenarios in recent trends. Over the years, many research activities have been
carried out on intrusion detection systems. The IDSs have been evolved over times with various detection
methodologies, approaches, and technology types. The IDSs after several evaluations and different approaches
still face a major challenge-performance improvement. This improvement can be quantified in two broad ways-
the detection rate and the rate of false positives. The improved performance involves the efficiency and accuracy
of detection. The efficiency can be attributed to performance in case of a very high amount of attacks and the
accuracy can be attributed to a significantly low amount of false positives. In the same context, we have found
that the IoT networks which are in high demand in recent trends also suffer from such types of attacks in
operational environments due to limited storage and processing capabilities. In order to protect the IoT
application, the scenario necessitates the need of IDS that is lightweight in implementation and provides a
significantly higher amount of accuracy which is at par with the IDSs implemented in conventional networks. In
this work, we have proposed an improved technique for performance improvement of IDSs in IoT domain.

Keywords: IDS, detection rate, false positives, IoT, performance improvement.

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Authors: N. Sanjeev, Katta.Manoj

Paper Title: An Experimental Programme on Frc with Opc, Flyash, Ggbs, and Metakaolin
Abstract: The production of Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) is increasing year by year world over. Further,
the production of every tonne of OPC generates one tonne of green house gases, (CO2) which results in Global
Warming. Usage of OPC is more in construction industry as it is a major ingredient in Concrete. As the usage of
Concrete is increasing year by year, more and more is the OPC production and hence the environment is getting
polluted; added to this undesirable scenario, the natural resources like lime stone used to manufacture cement
and river sand are getting depleted year by year. In order to prevent the usage of large amounts of OPC in
Concrete, mineral admixtures like Ground Granulated Blast furnace Slag (GGBS), Fly Ash and Metakaolin
which are pozzolanic and cementitious in nature are adopted to replace certain percentages of OPC.
Manufactured Sand (M-sand) is adopted to replace river sand. Experimental investigation is conducted on fiber
reinforced concrete with steel fibers @1% of weight of binder by casting requisite number of cubes and
cylinders of concrete of grade M25; in these mixes OPC is replaced with GGBS, Fly Ash and Metakaolin up to
45%. Mechanical properties are determined by conducting compressive strength and split tensile strength tests;
additionally some of the durability properties are established by conducting Water absorption and Sorptivity
tests. Test results are comparable between controlled concrete and innovative concrete of present investigation.

643. Keywords: Compressive strength, Fly Ash, GGBS, Metakaolin, split tensile strength, Water absorption and
Sorptivity tests. 3713-
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Authors: Sarangam kodati, S Jeeva

Paper Title: Smart Agricultural using Internet of Things, Cloud and Big Data
Abstract: Internet of Things (IoT) plays a crucial role in smart agriculture is an emerging concept, because
IOT sensors are capable of providing information about agriculture fields and then act upon based on the user
 input. A smart agricultural system represents the usage of contemporary technology IoT. Because IoT sensors
capable of providing information about their agriculture fields. The proposed aims making use of evolving
technology i.e. IoT and smart agriculture using automation big data architecture in combination with cloud
computing, mobile computing, big data, by access according to real-time information or data, forecasting, and
monitoring of physical items and IoT development is expected to make a notable change in agricultural
644. management and operations. This paper focuses filed monitoring using IoT devices which would provide live
soil moisture, humidity and temperature of the field to the farmers. 3718-
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Authors: Rajnish kler

Paper Title: Changes in Financial Performance of Traditional Intermediatries for Financial Innovation
Abstract: The purpose of this thesis is to examine the impact of digital bank deposit, asset and loan growth on
selected traditional bank performance measures. In order to estimate whether a causal relationship between
digital bank measures and traditional bank performance exists, Granger causality method is selected as the main
empirical model. In addition, to determine the direction and strength of said relationship, OLS regressions are
performed. Research results lead to the conclusion that digital bank deposit and loan growth have a causal
relationship to traditional bank performance ratios. Deposit growth has a negative impact on traditional bank
performance ratios and loan growth shows both positive and negative impact on different ratios. This research
demonstrates some of the challenges that traditional banks are facing in the age of innovation.

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An Effective Software Effort Estimation based on Functional Points using Soft Computing
Paper Title:
Techniques
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projects successful. The success of software projects relies on how accurately the estimates of effort, cost and
duration can be made. Most of the standard surveys stated that only 30-40% of software projects are successful
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techniques provided better effort estimates

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Authors: K. Gomathi, Rajini.G

Paper Title: Organizational Ergonomics: Human Engineering Leading To Employee Well-Being

Abstract: Human engineering is the application of mental health and physiological principles to the structure
of products, procedures, and schemes. The aim of human engineering is to decrease human mistake, improve
productivity level, and increase safety and well-being with a particular focus on the association between the
human and the thing of intrigue. Practicing good ergonomics leads to increased productivity, improved health
and safety of workers, higher job satisfaction and retention of employees. Sampling technique is probability,
multistage sampling , sampling units garment companies, The multiple regression analysis was used to study the
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relationship between the factors influencing ergonomics, resilience, subjective and objective well-being. This 3734-
study was conducted in India’s Textile hub of Garment industry: Tiruppur District, Tamilnadu state. The data 37
was collected from 453 garment industry employees through a structured questionnaire. The finding of this study 43
organisational ergonomics, resilience, subjective well-being and objective well-being has strongly depends on
physical workplace environment and machines. Task, but doesn’t have an effect of psychosocial factor.
Subjective well-being strongly depends on Task, Organisational ergonomics, Resilience. Objective well-being is
depends on organisational ergonomics. Proper workplace environment and good condition machinery creates
better comfortable and safe workplace which leads to employee well-being. Human engineering factors
(Physical workplace environment, Machines, Task, and Psychosocial Factor) facilitated by organisational
 ergonomics leads to a better employee well-being.

Keywords: Human engineering, Organizational Ergonomics, Resilience, Objective Well-being, Subjective

Well-being, Textile industry.

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Authors: K. Gomathi, Rajini.G

Paper Title: Organizational Ergonomics: Human Engineering Leading To Employee Well-Being

Abstract: Human engineering is the application of mental health and physiological principles to the structure
of products, procedures, and schemes. The aim of human engineering is to decrease human mistake, improve
productivity level, and increase safety and well-being with a particular focus on the association between the
human and the thing of intrigue. Practicing good ergonomics leads to increased productivity, improved health
and safety of workers, higher job satisfaction and retention of employees. Sampling technique is probability,
multistage sampling , sampling units garment companies, The multiple regression analysis was used to study the
relationship between the factors influencing ergonomics, resilience, subjective and objective well-being. This
study was conducted in India’s Textile hub of Garment industry: Tiruppur District, Tamilnadu state. The data
was collected from 453 garment industry employees through a structured questionnaire. The finding of this study
organisational ergonomics, resilience, subjective well-being and objective well-being has strongly depends on
physical workplace environment and machines. Task, but doesn’t have an effect of psychosocial factor.
Subjective well-being strongly depends on Task, Organisational ergonomics, Resilience. Objective well-being is
depends on organisational ergonomics. Proper workplace environment and good condition machinery creates
better comfortable and safe workplace which leads to employee well-being. Human engineering factors
(Physical workplace environment, Machines, Task, and Psychosocial Factor) facilitated by organisational
ergonomics leads to a better employee well-being.
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Well-being, Textile industry. 37
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Paper Title: Implementation of FFT Architecture using Various Adders

Abstract: In 1965 a technique called Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) was invented to find the Fourier
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the adder used will be Ripple Carry Adder (RCA) and Carry Save Adder (CSA). A fast Fourier transform (FFT)
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synthesis has been carried out on Xilinx ISE Design Suite 14.7. There is a decrease in delay of 0.824% in Ripple
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architectures shows significant area optimization (approximately 20%) from the non-reduced counterparts of the
FFT implementation.

649. Keywords: Area optimization, CSA, Decomposition, DFT, FFT, IDFT, Non- Reduced, OFDM, RCA
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Authors: Jagadheeswaran Kathirvel, Elango Parasuraman

Paper Title: A QoS-Latency Aware Event Stream Processing with Elastic-FaaS

 Abstract: Stream processing systems need to be elastically scalable to process and respond the unpredictable
massive load spike in real-time with high throughput and low latency. Though the modern cloud technologies
can help in elastically provisioning the required computing resources on-the-fly, finding out the right point-in-
time varies among systems based on their expected QoS characteristics. The latency sensitivity of the stream
processing applications varies based on their nature and pre-set requirements. For few applications, even a little
latency in the response will have huge impact, whereas for others the little latency will not have that much
impact. For the former ones, the processing systems are expected to be highly available, elastically scalable, and
fast enough to perform, whenever there is a spike. The time required to elasticity provision the systems under
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provision normally, whenever there is a demand to avoid the latency issue. We have experimented our algorithm
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650.
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Paper Title: User Satisfaction Detection System for Smart Healthcare using Multimedia
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outcome, identification of emotion has turned into focus point of few studies recently. Patient observing models
are getting to be significant in patient concern and can endow with helpful feedback related to health issues for
caregivers and clinicians. In this work, patient fulfilment recognition framework is proposed that uses image
frames extracted from the recorded visual-audio modality dataset. The images are treated with techniques such
as Local Binary Pattern (LBP) which is a ocular descriptor. The proposed framework incorporates feature
extraction from the images and then the Support Vector Machine (SVM) is applied for classification. The three
distinct types of emotions are whether the patient is happy, sad or neutral and the same are detected based on the
results. The result of such an analysis can be made use of by a group of analysts which include doctors,
healthcare experts and system experts to improve smart healthcare system in steps. The reliability of information
provided by such a system makes such upgradations more meaningful.

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Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction: Variation in Customer Perception Across
Paper Title:
Demographic Profiles in Life Insurance Industry
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industry is estimated at 12 to 15 percent for the upcoming years. This study investigates the impact that service
quality has on customer satisfaction in India’s Life Insurance Industry. Moreover, the study attempts to identify
the variation in perception of service quality among respondents in relation to demographic profiles. The study
also postulates the best approach to evaluate the quality of services in the life insurance industry through an in-
depth review of literature on the various model pertaining to the current times to measure service quality. The
sample consist of policy holders who receive services from life insurance companies in Durg region,
Chhattisgarh. The study employs the various attributes as stated in the SERVPERF model like tangibility,
reliability, assurance/safety, empathy, responsiveness along with an additional component of technology to
evaluate the perception of policy holders in relation to service quality. Results of the study confirms that quality
of services has a significant impact on satisfaction of the customer in life insurance industry. Age and occupation
652. are the two most important demographic variable, which have significant effect on the overall service quality
perception. From a managerial perspective, the research work gives a better understanding of how customers 3767-
assess the service quality and the parameters which the service providers need to take care of while delivering 37
services. 75

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Measurement of Thickness of Foam layer and Entrance Region in a Bubble Column using Image
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at Ug = 0.1 m s-1. It decreased with increasing static bed height. The width of entry region also passed through
maxima, though it was not sharp. The width of entry region increased with increasing settled bed height. Gas
holdup measured in terms of pixel density deviated from experimental values with increasing superficial gas
velocity due to overlapping bubbles. The average gas holdup decreased with increasing static bed height.

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Authors: Sachin Kumar, Sukhdeep Singh Dhami

Paper Title: Effects of Forced Cooling In Laser Forming

Abstract: This paper presents the numerical bending studies of the alloy sheet of Magnesium M1A to achieve
the bigger bending angle in a single laser forming process. A three-dimensional model of finite elements was
created and different simulations were performed for sheet laser bending. Magnesium alloys are difficult-to-form
yet have huge applications in automobile and aerospace industries because of its high strength to weight ratio.
To study the sheet bending method and effect of various process parameters including laser scanning velocity,
beam diameter and laser power, a three-dimensional numerical model was developed. The developed numerical
model was designed with ABAQUS Simulia and validated with the published numerical model. On the validated
numerical model, a further number of simulations were performed to understand the effects of forced cooling
conditions in single scan laser forming process. This research work concluded that forced cooling conditions in
laser forming can be used to increase the bend angle in a single scan.

Keywords: laser forming, forced cooling, bending, magnesium alloy.

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Authors: S. Kanagaraj, M.S. Hema, M. Nageswara Gupta

Paper Title: Machine Learning Techniques for Prediction of Parkinson’s Disease using Big Data
Abstract: The growth of data in the healthcare industry grows exponentially and the annual growth rate is
about 40%, managing this amount of data is challenging task. Big Data architecture and frameworks affords the
platform for data storage and processing of massive volume of data in healthcare industry. The paper aims to
provide Big Data technologies and Machine Learning algorithms to predict Parkinson’s Disease (PD). The
dataset from PPMI are used in the current study and observe the progression of the Parkinson’s Disease. The
Movement Disorder Society-Unified Parkinson’s Disease (MDS-UPDRS) features are used for the prediction
model. The current study focuses on machine learning algorithms from python libraries such as pandas, ski-kit
learn, numpy and matplotlib. The important features obtained are tremor, bradykinesia, facial expression is
655. observed as important features for classification. It is observed that logistic regression and multi class classifier
performed with accuracy of 99.04% than the other algorithms such as Naïve Bayes, k-Nearest Neighbor, SVM 3788-
and Neural Network. 37
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Keywords: Parkinson’s Disease, Big Data, Machine Learning, Python, Jupyter Notebook, HDFS, Pandas,
Numpy, Sci-kit learn, Seaborn, Matplotlib, Classification.

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Authors: Amar Nath Patel, Shobhna Jain

Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm Based Reactive Power Optimization in Distribution
Paper Title:
Network
Abstract: Minimization of power loss is the first priority of the power companies. Generally power loss is
directly proportional to the reactive power demand and minimization of this is known as reactive power
optimization (RPO). In this paper we are trying to minimize the reactive power loss with help of distributed
generation. Distributed generation provides active as well as reactive power locally so, there is no need of taking
the reactive power from the generator consequently reactive power loss minimizes. Now problem arises that
where to place the distributed generation to have minimum power loss. To find the optimal location of the
distributed generation, we have used particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO). For that we have defined the
fitness function as well as constraints. Constraints limits the value of variable within the defined range. Fitness
function is sum of real power loss index, reactive power loss index and voltage deviation index. We have also
used genetic algorithm just to compare the results and to find which one is better out of genetic algorithm and
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PSO. RPO increases the power transfer capability, reduces the line loss and boost the system stability therefore it 3792-
can be applied in the distribution network. 37
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Keywords: Distributed Generation, Genetic Algorithm, PSO, RPO.

References:

1. Chao Wang,“Reactive “Power Optimization Based on Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm in 10kV Distribution Network,”
International Conference in Swarm Intelligence ICSI 2011: Advances in Swarm Intelligence pp 157-164
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Network and Particle Swarm Optimization,” 2018 2nd International Conference on Applied Electromagnetic Technology (AEMT)
3. Hao Wang,“Reactive power optimization of power system based on improved particle swarm optimization,” 2011 4th International
Conference on Electric Utility Deregulation and Restructuring and Power Technologies (DRPT)
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Authors: S. Sathish, SK. Khadar Babu and C.U. Tripura Sundari

Weather and Stochastic Forecasting Method for Generated Discharge Level Data at Sathanur
Paper Title:
Dam
Abstract: This article forecasts the future values using stochastic forecasting models for specified fitted values
by using downscaling data, which are collected from Sathanoor Dam gauging site. Due to the demand of the
water in this current scenario, this study analyzed the perdays Discharge level data collected from Sathanoor
Dam where the outcome is predicted in a downscaling data sets in hydrology, extended Thomas –Fiering,
657. ARIMA, MLE models, is used to estimate perdays discharge level data of each month. The error estimates
3797-
RMSE, MAE of forecasts from above models is compared to identify the most suitable approaches for
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forecasting trend analysis.
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Keywords: Stochastic process, Thomas –Fiering, ARIMA, MLE models, Forecast.

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Authors: Kanagaraj Narayanasamy, Padmapriya Arumugam

Paper Title: Symmetric Cryptographic Framework for Network Security

Abstract: In this rapidly developing digital environment, a single cryptographic algorithm becomes inefficient
and incapable to hold the secrecy of data. A symmetric cryptographic framework is proposed which provides the
platform for using the existing and future algorithms in a secured manner. In this research paper, totally six
algorithms have been taken into the framework, two algorithms for text, three algorithms for image, and one
algorithm for video. The algorithms are grouped into the proposed symmetric encryption framework which
provides better network security for the adopted environment. Cryptanalysis and brute force attack have been
done to assess the strength of the algorithms incorporated in the framework. Character repetition frequency and
brute force attack are analyzed for text encryption algorithms. Mean values, Entropy measure, Differential attack
and brute force attack are analyzed and used to assess the reliability of the image and video encryption
algorithms. The framework is designed in such a way to adopt the existing and future algorithms. The proposed
framework provides a bridge to achieve quality, upgradability, maintainability, and longer usability in applied
applications.

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Authors: Gunjan Chhabra, Ajay Prasad, Venkatadri Marriboyina

Paper Title: Future Trends of Artificial Intelligence in Human Biofield

Abstract: Human body structure is very complex, which contains various sub-components and makes it a
complicated system. There are various activities performed by humans which involves both mental and
physiological activities. Additionally, to monitor human health conditions various waves are examined like
brainwaves, heart waves and others, which are highly useful in clinical scrutiny. Likewise, there exists an
organized field of energy associated with every individual, termed as human biofield. This human biofield
comprises of pre-eminent information about one’s health and psychological state. Moreover, several studies
manifested the evidences of its existence and its benefits clinically together with numerous alliances. This
augments the importance of this field and reveals diversified applications in Complementary and Alternative
Medicine (CAM) for humans. Contrary to other biological signals for instance ECG, EEG and other, biofield
still is not being mapped i.e. no measurement techniques are available for calculating the impact of Biofield in
diagnosis and therapy, due to the uneven characteristics of biofield. This research article deals with the
description of hitherto journey of biofield, including its concepts, imaging and applications. Further, this paper
also imparts the need of Artificial intelligence stating new opportunities and challenges associated with it.
Particularly, this paper highlights the futuristic applications of biofield integrated with Artificial Intelligence.

Keywords: Human Biofield; Artificial Intelligence; Image Processing; Aura; Human Energy Field;
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Authors: Tamizh selvan. C, V. Vijayalkshmi

Paper Title: Secure and Authenticated Naming Scheme for IoT Devices in Heterogeneous Networks
Abstract: Naming the device is the main challenge in IoT and getting authentication from the sensors is
possible only with secured naming services. Naming a form of addressing the sensor nodes should be readable or
understandable by humans or M2M communications. Existing naming schemes have scalability and security
limitations. Hence, this paper proposes an efficient and secure distributed naming scheme for IoT in
heterogeneous network. Hyper -Elliptic Curve Diffie - Hellman Key Exchange (HECDH) is used in the naming
scheme for the exchange of keys. This technique reduces the communication and computation complexity. The
heterogeneous model of the proposed technique is simulated and the analysis has been carried out. Digital
Signature (i.e., Private Key) is used to verify the node authencity. Monitoring of the node in the network is
implemented using IP based Position monitoring and Intruder Detection system (IDS) is implemented for
detecting the attacks. The performance metrics such Energy consumption, PDR, Total Traffic, Delay, Average
Response Time and Throughput of the proposed model was simulated using Contiki / Cooja version 2.7
simulator.

Keywords: DIstrubed NAming Scheme (DINAS), Naming, Attacks, , HECDH, IDS.

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Authors: Mohd. Tahseenul Hasan, Vijay S. Chourasia, Sanjay M. Asutkar

Paper Title: A Forecasting tool for Air Quality Monitoring Built up on Cloud and IoT
Abstract: Air pollution has turned to no less than a monster and is becoming notorious with every passing day.
The human race has been solely responsible for taking the world to such a state. With ill effects of pollution
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becoming glaringly evident it has been instrumental in forcing the world to get up from the deep slumber and act 3821-
out. Air quality monitoring is a process in which the quality of air is monitored and on the basis of recorded 38
information, it is conveyed to general public about the quality of air they are breathing. Air pollution poses 32
serious problems to persons suffering respiratory disorders and there is a necessity to provide such target group
with a tool which helps them to be aware about the pollution scenario and also alarms them with the impending
critical situation well in advance. It is elementary for them to avoid situations where in lies a chance of exposure
to pollutants leading to attacks which could prove to be fatal at times. This advance information will go a long
way in helping such target audience to minimize their exposure to pollutants and thereby helping them to
mitigate their ordeal on exposure to pollutants. Apart from getting predictive alarm, it gives a fair idea of the
existing pollution scenario to the targeted stakeholders. This work discusses the implementation of cloud based
IoT system for air quality monitoring which is available as a web interface as well as in a form of an android
application.The developed system uses Nitrogen Dioxide, Sulphur dioxide, Particulate Matter 10 micrometers or
less in diameter (P.M.10) sensors along with the temperature and the humidity sensors to form a wireless sensor
node. An android application has also been developed which can be installed by the user. Once registered the
user can access the data from the application which allows the users to observe the data of sensors along with the
air quality index (AQI) and also provide the registered user with an alarm notification one day in advance about
the probable level of pollutants as well as the AQI.

Keywords: Air Pollution Monitoring , Air Quality Index, Android Application , ANFIS, Cloud, Health Care
P.M.10.

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Authors: P.Prasanna Kumari, B.Prabhakara Rao

TB Diagnosis System using Genetic Particle Swarm Optimization Based Neural Network
Paper Title:
Classifier
Abstract: Classification of medical image is an important task in the diagnosis of any disease. It even helps
doctors in their diagnosis decisions. Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by bacteria called Mycobacterium
tuberculosis. Recently, several techniques are applied to diagnosis the TB diseases. Unfortunately, diagnosing
662. TB is still a major challenge. Therefore, in this paper an efficient Tuberculosis diagnosis system is proposed
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using Multi Kernel Fuzzy C Means Rough Set (MKFCMRS) based feature selection and optimal neural
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network classifier. Our proposed method comprised of four stages namely, feature extraction, feature selection,
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classification and Region identification. Initially the TB images are extracted from the given input database and
that each of the input images are given to feature extraction process, in which statistical, structural and gray level
dependent features are extracted. After that, the feature selection scheme is carried out through multi-kernel
FCM based rough-set theory. Then, selected features are given to optimal neural network classifier to optimize
 the weight values of the neural network. In this work proposed classifier is Particle Genetic Swarm Neural
Network classifier (GPSO-NN) which Integrates the characteristics of both genetic and particle swarm methods.
The proposed system is implemented in the working platform of MATLAB. Compared to previous method our
proposed technique is improved in terms of accuracy, sensitivity and specificity.

Keywords: Tuberculosis, GPSO-NN, rough-set theory, multi-kernel FCM, feature extraction, feature selection.

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Authors: Mokshali Bawiskar, Vijayshri Injamuri

Paper Title: Aspect Based Mobile Recommendation System

Abstract: Now-a-days, there is a trend of changing mobile phone models in very short duration. To achieve
benefit of choosing a mobile phone satisfying our requirements, mobile phone recommendation system is of
great importance. As we know, there are many web sites that provide number of reviews and ratings for each
and every mobile phone model available in market. From this, we can understand the consumer opinions and
reviews about any mobile product. Existing systems were based on complete review of product as good or bad.
But, there is need to have a way with which we can review the product with view of each aspect such as camera,
battery, look etc. For this, we have developed a system which provides a recommendation of mobile phone
model by considering aspects with user’s choice. For this, we have used reviews, ratings provided by group of
users on social website, Amazon. The data is collected with the use of “Octoparse”, a web scraping software and
the text data collected is analyzed using Stanford's CoreNLP for sentiment analysis. Our approach provides
recommendation, considering user provided aspects (i.e. camera, battery, look etc.) with the use of apache
mahout and hybrid recommendation. Our approach showed outstanding performance for mobile phone
recommendation.

Keywords: Recommendation system, standfordsNlP, Octoparse, Apache mahout, customer reviews and
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Workshop on Deep Learning for Recommender Systems.” Boston, MA, USA, ACM: 2- 6.
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Authors: Asha Meena, Anita Garhwal, Kanad Ray

Paper Title: Double Fibonacci Spiral Microstrip Patch Antenna for Dual Band Applications
Abstract: Double Fibonacci spiral in a circle with microstrip line feeding technique is designed in the
frequency range from 0.1GHz to 6GHz. The antenna is designed and simulated in computer simulation
technology microwave studio software, substrate Fr-4 with thickness 1.59mm is used and antenna parameters
such as return loss, surface current, E-field, H-field and gain are calculated for Double Fibonacci spiral
microstrip patch (DFSM) antenna. The antenna is used for ISM (industrial, scientific and medical) frequency
band (2.45GHz) and a new unutilized band for next generation services, gain is 2.22dB and 3.16dB and
bandwidth is 25.94% and 22.83% on resonating frequencies.

Keywords: Circular patch, Fibonacci sequence, golden ratio, ISM band.

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Authors: Ahmad Garba Khaleel, Mridul Dharwal

Simulating Hybrid Power Plants in Strategic Industrial Areas in Nigeria: Solar PV-Diesel Hybrid
Paper Title:
for Kano Free Trade Zone
Abstract: The review the power situation of one of Kano Free Trade Zone, one of the Federal Government of
Nigeria’s own Export Processing Zones and simulated a hybrid power plant for the Zone and nearby community.
It is found that, the power requirements of the Zone are current provided for through an unreliable Grid and
1MW diesel generator, which is quite expensive and unsatisfactory for a manufacturing site. The paper gathered
solar resources information of the site using Global Solar Atlas and use the HOMER Grid optimization feature
to simulate the most appropriate capacity to provide the recorded load of the Zone. The simulation proposed four
viable systems out of which two are considered and recommended for implementation at the Zone as they
provide the opportunity for the Zone to provide itself with renewable power using Grid Tied Solar-PV/Diesel
hybrid and even sell more power to the grid, nearby community and installations.

Keywords: Hybrid, power plant, export processing zone, Kano - Nigeria

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Authors: Hasnan Nafis, Rusdinal, Azwar Ananda, Khairani, Haris Satria

Influence Of Profesional Teacher Competence, Self Concept, Interest Learning, And Early To
Paper Title:
Learning Outcomes Mathemathics
Abstract: This research is motivated by the problem of low learning result of mathematics of Pariaman high
school students. Based on the observation and documentation, several factors that cause the low quality of
professional teachers in teaching, student self-concept of the basics, low learning interest, and the initial ability
of students who have not been awakened properly. The purpose of this study is to analyze the direct and indirect
influence of each exogenous variable on endogen and analyze the effect simultaneously between
variables.Thetype of this research is Path Analysis research, the research population is all students of SMA
Pariaman amounting 4,160 people. The sample was taken using stratified proportional random sampling
technique so that the number of samples taken was 100 people. Instruments used to retrieve data are
questionnaires and documentation. Data were analyzed using SPSS version 16 analysis.

Keywords: Professional Teacher Competence, Self Concept, Learning Interest, Initial Ability, Learning
Outcomes, Path Analysis, State Senior High School Pariaman.

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Authors: Aman Jain, Simran Sharma, Hrishav Kumar, Deepak Parashar

Paper Title: Geographical Information System Based Safe Path Recommender

Abstract: The threat to women safety, especially on road, has become a major concern these days and the
problem is increasing dramatically. Women are unsafe not just in the night but also in the day, they fear getting
assaulted not only in public transport but also while travelling in cars and two-wheelers. People are harassed on
road in various ways like robberies, killings, etc., but women go through even bigger traumas. Cases like, rape in
moving cars, sexual assault and robberies by forcefully stopping the vehicle, teasing women on two-wheelers,
etc. have increased to an alarming level. This study is an initiative to safe-guard the self-esteem of our women
and prevent them from any ugly experience, while on road. It aims to find and suggest the safest path for women
and tells the level of crime of the locations in that path, while travelling from one place to another. The system
determines the various paths from source to destination, as entered by the user on the map interface, by
calculating the danger index. This index is found on the basis of the crime rate of the grouped locations. These
locations are grouped by clustering them on the basis of the crime history of that location. The app as a result
suggests the best three paths in different colours (Green, Red, Yellow).

Keywords: crime against women; safest path; maps; location; clustering of locations.

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Authors: Amardeep A. Shirolkar, S. V. Sankpal

Paper Title: Performance Analysis of Cooperative Spectrum Sensing In Different Case Scenarios
Abstract: Cooperative relay based spectrum sensing techniques are primarily available techniques in the field
of research in cognitive radio networks. Even such techniques are available there is need to consider
fundamental effects on spectrum sensing with various combination of scenarios that lead to false alarm
detection. In this paper we have compared the three cases of cooperative spectrum sensing to analyze the effects
668. and to form the direction of further research expectations in the field of cooperative spectrum sensing.
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Keywords: cooperative spectrum sensing, path loss exponent, hidden node issue, shadowing effect, probability 38
of detection, threshold of detection. 72

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Authors: Sachin Gupta, Arvind Gupta, Munish Gupta

Performance Improvement of a Fin-Tube Heat Exchanger Using Rectangular Winglet as Vortex
Paper Title:
Generator
Abstract: Heat transfer performance of fin-tube heat exchanger can be augmented by using longitudinal vortex
generators. Numerical simulations have been performed in the present work for investigating the effect of
punching a rectangular winglet having hole from fin surface, on the heat transfer and flow resistance
characteristics in a fin-tube heat exchanger. The concept of punching out a rectangular winglet having hole from
the fin-plate surface is being proposed here and studied in two configurations namely, common flow down and
common flow up. Comparisons on the basis of heat transfer and flow resistance characteristics have been drawn
for all the configurations under consideration using Colburn’s factor (j), friction factor (f) and performance
evaluation criterion (PEC) also known as area goodness factor (j/f). Investigations have been performed
considering Reynolds number in the range of 1500 to 9000 and angle of attack as 45°. The result clearly
indicates that punched out rectangular winglet with hole having common flow down configuration at upstream
location as exhibiting the best thermal performance, followed by common flow up at upstream location and,
common flow down at downstream location.

Keywords: Rectangular Winglet, Vortex generator, Numerical Investigation, Fin-tube heat exchanger.
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Abdulkhalyk Sadykhozhaevich Nabiev, Lyazzat Tuleuvna Nurkusheva, Kymbat Kasymovna
Authors:
Suleimenova, Gaukhar Kasenovna Sadvokasova, Zhanerke Askhatovna Imanbaeva
Paper Title: Virtual Reconstruction of Historical Architectural Monuments: Methods and Technologies
Abstract: The paper examines and shows the relevance of the reconstruction of architectural monuments at the
present stage. Moreover, methodological techniques of historical heritage reconstruction, including using
670. computer technology, are thoroughly analyzed. Scientific publications and data on the topic of virtual
reconstruction of architectural monuments are closely studied. The role of literary and documentary descriptions 3880-
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of historical monuments is defined as the main method used in virtual reconstruction. As a result of an in-depth
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analysis of the issue, it is predicted that the virtual method of reconstruction will become the leading scientific
and research system for the restoration of historical and cultural heritage. It enhances the level of scientific
research by involving more researchers in the study of architectural monuments of the past. Conceptual methods
 and the possibility of their introduction into programs of educational institutions of the architectural profile are
considered. Technical accessibility and availability of the results of academic research will provide one with an
opportunity to become familiar with the architectural monuments of other countries. Moreover, virtual
reconstruction creates the basis for the formation of virtual museum spaces, which contributes to the
enhancement of the intellectual and educational process on the global level.

Keywords: reconstruction, restoration, conservation, virtual reconstruction, architectural monuments,

imaginary architectural spaces, spatial models, easel architecture, paper architecture.

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Paper Title: FPGA Based Engine Control Module for Fuel Injection System
Abstract: Fuel injection system is an indispensible part of the present day automobiles. The depletion of the
fuels along with continuous surge in the fuel prices has made it imperative to use fuel economically and
restricting the wastage to a minimum. Contrary to the carburetor, using predefined amount of fuel irrespective of
the environment, Fuel Injection System uses just the required amount of fuel based on the operating conditions
as sensed by the Engine Control Module (ECM). Numerous parameters are required to be sensed by the ECM to
achieve optimum efficiency of the engine. To handle the processing of such large number of parameters, a
robust architecture is required. This paper presents the design and implementation of ECM utilized in Electronic
Fuel Injection (EFI) system on a Field Programmable Gate Array. The ECM architecture discussed in the
proposed system is computationally efficient enough to fulfill ever-increasing functionalities of the ECM. The
main objective of this research is to sense the parameters required for the ECM analysis and to interpret and
analyze this data and accordingly control the solenoid (actuator). The CAN controller is also deployed in an
FPGA to facilitate the communication between ECM and Human Machine Interface (HMI) to indicate the
parameters sensed by the sensor on the LCD. The target device (FPGA) for this work is Xilinx Spartan 3E and
the design tool is Xilinx ISE 14.7 with the ECM and CAN controller being modeled in Verilog Hardware
671. Description Language (HDL).
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Keywords: Engine Control Module (ECM), Electronic Fuel Injector (EFI), FPGA, Sensors, Solenoid, CAN 38
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Authors: Jeberson Retna Raj, T.Sasipraba

Paper Title: An Integrated Model of IoT and Cloud for Detecting Green House Gas Emissions
Abstract: Chennai is one of the oldest metropolitan city in India which consists of 15 zones and more than 200
wards. Chennai has the population of more than 8 million people and more than 20 tons of garbage collected and
dumped into the two of the dumpyards Kodunkaiyur and Perungudy. These two dumpyards are catering the
needs of the garbage and landfills collected from these zones, in which they are used to burn and disposed. The
burning of waste is resulted into emission of higher amount of CO2. The decayed waste is one of the source for
generating Methane and other greenhouse gases. This is dangerous for human lives and affects the environment.
There is no such system has available to detect the CO2 and CH4 level automatically at these dumpyards. If a
system automatically detects the level of CO2 and CH4 and make it available in a public domain, it will be
helpful to the city administration to take the precautionary steps. Therefore, the need of the hour is to design a
cloud enabled IoT based system to monitor the level of CO2 and CH4 and upload these data in the cloud for
further processing. The sensor is installed in 20 of different places of these two dumpyard for monitoring the
level of CO2 and CH4. The data is collected and uploaded in the cloud. The open source cloud platform
672. Openstack is used to store all the recorded data into the cloud. The webpage www.chennaighgemissions.in is
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designed and the sensed data is available for public use. The system is successfully implemented and tested, and
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the test result is promising.
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Keywords: Green House Gas, IoT, Openstack Cloud.

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Authors: Yufiarti, Wuryani, Fitri L Issom, Gumgum Gumelar

Paper Title: Development of Thematic Multi Media-Based Learning Model to Increase Clean Life Skills
Abstract: This study aims to develop multi-media based products on thematic learning sub themes "cleanliness
at home". This research was applied in class II of elementary school. Multimedia products produced are short
animations with the theme of hand washing. This research method uses Research and Development (R & D)
with the Borg and Goal model. Three stages of development research are: first, preliminary research into the two
development models and third the model dissemination. The results of the preliminary study concluded that
multi-media based applications are needed for thematic learning in elementary schools. The development of
multi-media animation by giving a message of six steps of hand washing was developed through the stages of
product development. The first stage of expert judgment is carried out by media, material and language experts.
The second stage is one to one and small group. This study produced a valid multi-media assisted thematic
learning model applied to elementary school students.

Keywords: Thematic learning, Multi-media animation, Hand washing skills.

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Authors: V. Sai Sri Krishna, Yogesh Misra, G. Anantha Rao

FPGA Implementation of Variable Feed Rate Algorithm for a Three Input Fuzzy Controller to
Paper Title:
Maintain the Cane Level
Abstract: Fuzzy logic which is one of methodology of soft computing has provided to be brilliant choice for
the many control system application. Fuzzy logic is practical to numerous fields. One of the uses of fuzzy logic
is in sugar mill. It is very important to produce sugar at low cost. Irregular supply of sugar cane decreases the
efficiency of cane juice extraction during manufacturing of sugar. To increase the efficiency of cane juice
extraction it is necessary to sustain the cane height at desired level inside Donnelly chute. A methodology to
develop a variable feed rate algorithm for three inputs fuzzy controller sustains the cane height at desired level
and was developed with fuzzy logic tool box of MATLAB software. The developed fuzzy controller can be
implemented by using HDL language and Xilinx Vivado 2016.2.

Keywords: fuzzy logic, fuzzy controller, HDL language.

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Authors: Maligi Anantha Sunil, Sagar Simha K T

Paper Title: WSN Based Flood Estimations and Early Cautioning System using IoT
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can be retrieved by any computational arrangement as these operate as digital skin. These are irreplaceable
possessions used for comprehending ideas of IoT as they are used to gather information about physical
phenomenon. IoT offers virtual interpretation through Internet Protocol towards a huge variation of real-life
objects from buses to saucer, from building to trees in woods. Its appeal is the universal widespread access to the
status and location of anything we may be interested in. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical
objects, devices, vehicles, buildings and other items which are embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and
network connectivity, which enables these objects to collect and exchange data. WSNs are combined into the
“IoT”, where sensor nodes join the Internet vigorously and use it to collaborate and carry out their tasks.
Wireless sensor networks (WSN) are well suited for long-term environmental data acquisition for IoT
representation. Weather conditions monitoring is made by gathering quantifiable information regarding
prevailing condition of atmospheric procedure to venture how will it progress in that location.

675. Keywords: WSN, ThingSpeak, KNN, GSM.

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Authors: C.S.Sasikumar, A.Kumaravel

Paper Title: E-Learning Attributes Selection Through Rough Set Theory and Data Mining
Abstract: Recent research makes wide efforts on attribute selection methods for making effective data
preprocessing. The field of attribute selection spreads out both vertical and horizontal, due to increasing
demands for dimensionality reduction. The search space is reduced very much by pruning the insignificant
attributes. The degree of satisfaction on the selected list of attributes will only be increased through verification
of more than one formal channel. In this paper, we look for two completely independent areas like Rough Set
theory and Data Mining/Machine Learning Concepts, since both of them have distinct ways of determining the
selection of attributes. The primary objective of this work is not only to establish the differences of these two
distinct approaches, but also to apply and appreciate the results in e-learning domain to study the student
engagement through their activities and the success rate. Hence our framework is based students’ log file on the
portal page for e-learning courses and results are compared with two different tools WEKA and ROSE for the
purpose of elimination of irrelevant attributes and tabulation of final accuracies.

Keywords: E-Learning, Data mining, Rough Set Theory, Classifications, Selection of Attributes, Search
methods, WEKA, ROSE.

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Authors: Himanshu Agarwal

Mathematical Formula of Performance of Watermarking System with Repetition of Bits of
Paper Title:
Watermark
Abstract: The performance of a watermarking system depends on all of its factors, such as watermark
embedding strength, size of watermark and repetition of watermark bits. In this paper, a mathematical formula is
677. designed, that governs the relation of performance of watermarking system with amount of the repetition of
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watermark bits. Performance of the watermarking system is measured by using the extracted watermark bit
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accuracy rate. The designed formula is verified experimentally. A spatial domain watermarking scheme is used
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for experimental verification. Further, verification is done for different kind of attacks such as cropping,
Gaussian filter, Gaussian noise and salt & pepper noise. Accuracy rate by using the mathematical formula and
experimental observations are very near. This supports that the designed mathematical formula is reliable.
 Keywords: Watermarking, Extracted bit accuracy rate (EBAR), Watermark bit redundancy (WBR), Extracted
watermark bit accuracy rate (EWBAR), (PEWBAR: predicted EWBAR), OEWBAR (observed EWBAR).

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Authors: P. Punitha Ilayarani, M. Maria Dominic

Paper Title: Smart Firefighting System for Smart Cities Adopting Fog/Edge Computing
Abstract: Security ought to be the highest concern for everyone’s sovereignty from prospective destruction
caused by unusual incidents or intruders. Constant monitoring mostly refers to protection against hostile forces.
Home security confirms smart decision making at the peak time, activated alarms and detectors are to be avail
24/7. Highest inspiration of this proposed system is to notify the emergency incidents to the appropriate
authorities like fire station, police station and the residence owner if the owner is not in house. To prove the
domino effect support Vector Machines (SVM) algorithms are implemented and tested. In this paper we explore
close watch and stay connected devices and also peace of mind through controlling and monitoring our homes
by adopting Fog/Edge computing technologies.

Keywords: Fog Computing, Edge Computing, Detectors, Alarms and Control Panels, Support Vector Machines
(SVM) Algorithms.

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Authors: Kumaresan Murugesan, Sumathi Sowrirajan, Balasubramanian Kalpattu Kuppusamy

Paper Title: Photochemical Behavior of Allyl ethers of Vicinal Hydroxynaphthophenones

Abstract: In this research work, hitherto unreported photochemical studies on allyl ethers of 1-hydroxy-2-
naphthophenone, 2-hydroxy-1-naphthophenone and 3-hydroxy-2-naphthophenone are presented. While allyl
ethers of 1-hydroxy-2-naphthophenone were photoactive at 330 nm and the other two ethers were photostable.

Keywords: Photolysis, Claisen rearrangement, Hydroxynaphthophenones.

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Authors: Satyasundara Mahapatra, Rati Ranjan Dash, Niroj Kumar Pani

Paper Title: Activity Scheduling on Identical Parallel Processors

Abstract: The efficiency of parallel processors is achieved for the purpose of quick computing is mainly
depending on the scheduling of activity. The most important factor for scheduling of activities are depend on the
waiting time which is directly influence the computation time of overall activity. Minimizing the Variance of
Waiting Time otherwise known as Waiting Time Variance (WTV) is one of the metrics of Quality of Services
(QoS) which enhance the efficiency of activity scheduling. Allocate the activity from a set of activity pool and
schedule them for each identical parallel processor for execution in a large scale by minimizing WTV is the
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main focusing area of this paper. In case of large scale computing activities are complex in nature. A prior 3941-
knowledge of each activity must be known before the preparation of activity scheduling for efficient and rapid 39
computing. A snake walks style of activity distribution among the parallel processor is presented in this paper 48
for P_m |prec|WTV minimization problem. The minimization of WTV is measured with the help of three
heuristic intend methods named as RSS, VS and BS. The results of the experiment are compared with current
conspires and demonstrate the new snake style conspire is presenting the best practices for proven conspires and
challenges in a wide range of activity. The algorithm's predictable findings appear as illustrated with graph.

Keywords: Activity, Combinatorial, Deterministic, Identical Parallel Processors, Scheduling, Waiting Time
 Variance.

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Authors: Harsh Modi, Daniyah Ammarah, Aditya Rai, Sweta Jain

Paper Title: Classification of Facial Images into Adult or Minor Categories using Facial Features
Abstract: Facial images have always been used for various analytical and research purposes as they contain
abundant information about personal characteristics, including identity, emotional expression, gender, age, etc.
A human image is often defined as a complex signal composed of many facial attributes such as skin colour and
geometric facial features. Nowadays the real-world applications of facial images have brought in a new dawn in
the field of biometrics, security and surveillance, and these attributes play a crucial role in the same. Unrestricted
and unintended access to certain resources and information to the minors has a history of physical and
psychological implications, which makes age, in particular, more significant among these attributes. Consider a
scenario where users may require an age‐specific human computer interaction system that can estimate age for
secure system access control or intelligence gathering. Automatic human age estimation using facial image
analysis will come as a rescue with its potential applications in the field of Age Specific Human Computer
Interactions and numerous real‐world applications which include human computer interaction and multimedia
681. communication. Here, we aim to identify and classify images provided as input into two main categories, adults 3949-
and minors. This classification would act as an access controller to the desired resources or information. 39
MATLAB was used to identify the younger and older images. Initially we got the databases of features extracted 52
from the input images using different feature extraction methods. Later we compared the several trained
databases to get a specific range for younger and older images. This range then became the basis for identifying
the young and the old.

Keywords: Classification, Feature analysis, Human- Computer Interaction, Security, Surveillance.

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Wan Nur ‘Izzati Wan Md Hatta, Fairul Azni Jafar, Farizan Mohd Nor, Ahamad Zaki Mohamed
Authors:
Noor
Paper Title: Machinibility Performance of CNC Turning Based on Automated Coolant Supply System
Abstract: CNC machine is an industrial manufacturing machine that is used to improve quality and
productivity of a product. Good tool life and surface finish of this CNC machining product are produced by
applying wet cooling technique. However, this technique had affected the workpiece, tooling, health and
environment. Also, there is only 10% to 15% of coolants used from the total amount of supply in the system and
this lead to waste and increase productivity cost. Hence, the idea of using Programmable Logic Control (PLC)
that inspired the control system of coolant supply plays an important role in developing the modern technology
and industry for machining. The purpose is to develop a time-based automated coolant supply system and to test
the system performance through evaluation of the roughness of the workpiece surface. The adjusted device to
control the coolant supply employed a washing machine inlet control valve. Basically, the used of PLC is able to
fulfil the function of the valve operation to control the flow of the coolant through the ON-OFF sequence based
on time. Results from the experiment prove that better surface roughness is achieved through the application of
automated coolant supply system. Hence, relationship between surface roughness and reduction in consumption
of coolant in this system is also obtainable.

Keywords: Automated Coolant Supply, Time-based, Surface Finishing, Turning Machining.

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Authors: S. Meenakshi, D. Amsaveni

Paper Title: Intuitionistic Fuzzy Digital Continuous and Connected Maps

Abstract: The geometrical and topological possessions among the fragments of a digital picture play a massive
role in image processing. Together Intuitionistic fuzzy logic has many applications in image processing. This
article aims at such a property of continuity. It introduces intuitionistic fuzzy digital continuous maps between
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any two intuitionistic fuzzy digital images defined by the intuitionistic fuzzy digital regular sets and to study 3958-
some of its properties. Besides, the concept of intuitionistic fuzzy digital connected maps is established by 39
giving some restrictions on intuitionistic fuzzy digital continuous maps and derived many interesting results. 62

Keywords: IFD connected maps, IFD connected sets, IFD continuous maps, IFD homeomorphisms.
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Authors: Chetan J. Awati, Suresh K. Shirgave

Paper Title: Stable Confident Rating Prediction in Collaborative Filtering

Abstract: Stability of matrix factorization is estimated in terms of gradient descent estimation at each iteration
which ultimately defines the stability of recommendations in collaborative filtering techniques. Also, stability is
inversely proportional to total number of iterations used for estimating ratings. This gives rise to the need of the
method which possesses better rating predictability within less number of iterations. The accuracy of rating
prediction is found to be better when user to user trust score is estimated using similarity of individual rated
items. The trust estimation is also prone to sparsity due to irregularity of ratings in large volume of data sets (big
data). Based on the experimentation strategy and platform requirements, the method of trust evaluation is
proposed in this positional paper. The Lyapunov stability solver functions can be used directly in obtaining
solution for the trust score amongst users which can bring sufficient stability in learning stages of matrix
factorization process and hence better performance in predicting the ratings of non-rated items. Here, the results
obtained possess the sufficient gravity for consideration of predicted ratings which also keeps errors in
prediction at lowest level for rated items. The papers are addressed from similar domain in related work section
to compare proposed work in terms of novelty and performance. The results obtained are satisfactory, which are
assessed in terms of mean absolute error (MAE).

Keywords: Lyapunov solver, Kronecker product, trust estimation, matrix factorization, collaborative filtering.

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Hamoud Alenezi, Sharifah Rafidah Wan Alwi, Zainuddin Abdul Manan, Dayang Norulfairuz
Authors:
Abang Zaidel
Paper Title: Recent Developments on Ethylene Dimerization with Focus on Alphabutol Optimization
Abstract: Butene-1 is an essential compound or co-monomer typically used to regulate and control the density
of both high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE). The production of
Butene-1 has become a significant area of interest to the industrial and educational-research sectors. Alphabutol
technology is one of the Butene-1 production processes. This paper attempts to find a problem that has not been
addressed by previous research on production of Butene-1 by using ethylene demineralization route focussing on
Alphabutol Technology. The first part of this paper is on the ethylene dimerization techniques available in the
literature. Most research on the ethylene dimerization technique emphasized on how to enhance the selectivity of
Butene-1 from ethylene using different types of catalyst. The second part of this paper reviews the operational
processes used to minimise fouling reported in the literature review. Most of the literatures focused ethylene
dimerization and not on the operational issues to be overcome during chemical reactions to enhance the
selectivity of Butene-1. Fouling problem in Alphabutol process is still an area that is not adequately addressed in
the literature. There is also no literature on operating or maintenance procedure to address these problems of the
technology. Therefore, there is still room for improvement on the ethylene dimerization research technology,
particularly in the operational process and conditions where the improvement in the reaction parameters of the
Alphabutol reactor can improve selectivity of butene-1, extend the run time of the heat exchanger and reduce the
time required to clean the heat exchanger fouling.

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Paper Title: Substation Monitoring and Control using Rs485 Transceiver

Abstract: Through this project, prioritization of distribution of two power stations by monitoring and detecting
the power imbalance at the earliest and reversing the data’s so it can be rectified. RS485 is utilized as the solid
layer underlying several routine protocols employed to execute industrial control systems. This system is
programmed to also convey the real time electrical parameters recurrently and thus enable the main substation to
monitor the parameters. This main station apparatus is developed to cut off subsequent substation power
whenever the voltage or current exceeds the predefined limits.

Keywords: Substation, Monitoring, Transformer, Power Stations.

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Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IOSRJEEE), August 2014
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Paper Title: Filler slab with partial replacement of cement by Eggshell powder
Abstract: Currently India has taken a major initiative in developing the infrastructure to meet the requirements
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of globalization in the construction industry. Considering building element like slab, more concrete is wasted in 3980-
the tension zone, since the tensile forces are taken by the steel reinforcement. To overcome this wastage of 39
concrete in tension zone, a new cost effective method called as Filler slab technique is used. Low price and 84
lightweight filler substance like Mangalore tiles, that will decrease the dead weight in addition to the total cost of
 this slab to some degree. Being environmentally accountable, the utilization of waste substances is a Vital step in
creating a sustainable future. The Eggshell, which is usually disposed as a poultry waste can be used as an
alternate of cement in powdered form, since the shell is made up of Calcium having a chemical composition
same as limestone. Partial replacement of cement by eggshell powder is done in different proportions like 2.5%,
5%, 7.5% & 10%. In this paper, the filler slab has been created additional cost effective with the addition of
eggshell powder because partial replacement of cement. Following a healing period of 28 days, there's a version
in compression and flexural strength of concrete using eggshell powder compared to conventional concrete.

Keywords: Filler Slab Technique, Mangalore Tiles, Sustainable, Egg Shell Powder, Compression and Flexural
Strength Of Concrete.

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Authors: Gurrala Chandrashekar Reddy, T.Jaya, Arun Raaza

Research Experimentation on Channel Characteristics with Different Channel Models for the
Paper Title:
Better Packet Delivery Ratio for the Auv Search Applications using Vbf Based Model
Abstract: Vector based forwarding (VBF) directing protocol is an area based vitality effective steering
convention intended for submerged acoustic sensor systems (UASNs). In this paper a VBF-enhanced directing
convention is proposed, which utilizes the data of area as well as the remaining vitality and the quantity of
retransmission in last cycle to settle on choice whether to make information sending. The channel attributes for
various channel models are examined and a superior parcel conveyance proportion is gotten. As per the
reproduction results, all the more equitably vitality utilization and solid information transmission are
accomplished in our proposed convention.

Keywords: UASN; routing protocol; VBF; reliability; energy efficiency.

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Authors: Jetty Bangaru Siddhartha, T.Jaya, P Swaminathan

Development of Appropriate Under Water Channel Model for Limited Acoustic Network of
Paper Title:
Underwater Survey Application with Comparison of Rmac, Uwaloha and Uwanmac Algorithms
Abstract: Commonly UnderAqua Sensor Networks (UWSNs) comprise of sensor hubs that utilization acoustic
flag for information transmission. Because of the idea of the earth where these systems are conveyed, there is a
need to execute a dependable, vitality productive, and proliferation defer mindful MAC convention. In this
paper, the normal components influencing the execution of three dispute based MAC conventions for submerged
condition, RMAC, UWALOHA and UWANMAC, for example, normal start to finish deferral, throughput, and
generally speaking vitality utilization, are thought about and assessed. These conventions are actualized in a NS-
2 based test system, Aqua-Sim. In the reenactment, the measurements to be specific piece rate, number of hubs
and topology are fluctuated so as to assess the general MAC convention execution. For ideal execution,
UWANMAC gives greatest attractive quality. At the point when there is a requirement for more information to
be sent yet vitality utilization is of lesser significance, UWALOHA can be utilized.

Keywords: MAC protocols; RMAC; Underwater Sensor Networks; UWSN.

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Development of Software Defined Radio Algorithm using Mimo OFDM for Short Range
Paper Title:
Communication
Abstract: In the recent past, the software defined radio (SDR) using Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output
Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex (OFDM) is implemented to improve the data rate and channel
estimation with high spectrum and maximum throughput for short range communication. The short range of
communication is established to communicate the data between different nodes placed in the appropriate
position using localization technique using SDR MIMO OFDM. The 256-M Array Quadrature Amplitude
Modulation (256 M-Ary Quartrature Amplitude Modulation) is applied to SDR MIMO OFDM to reduce
690. Modulation Error Rate (MER) for efficient transmission of data through SDR. The high data rate is achieved by
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applying the beam-forming equalization technique by applying beam-forming between transmitter and receiver
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of SDR. The Zero-forcing-beam-forming (ZFBF) equalizer is used in frequency domain to correlate transmitter
03
and receiver to improve the spectrum efficiency better. The synchronization error is reduced in the transceiver of
SDR by reducing Carrier Frequency Offset (CFO) mismatch and Sampling Time Offset (STO). The simulation
results have proved that the proposed algorithm have better performance in data rate improvement with
elimination of CFO mismatch problem to improve the spectrum efficiency and higher range of channel
estimation.

Keywords: SDR, short range communication, MIMO OFDM, ZFBF, CFO and SFO.
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Authors: Ashima Sindhu Mohanty, Krishna Chandra Patra, Akshya Kumar Sahoo
Paper Title: Detection of Human Brain Activities in a Normal Human being
Abstract: Detection of artifacts produced in EEG data by eye blinks is a very common problem in EEG
research. In this paper we address the detection of eye blink artifacts in a motor imagery (MI) EEG data.
Artifacts are nothing but some kind of disturbances present in the brain signal whose origin is not the brain itself.
Detection of unwanted artifacts plays a crucial role to acquire artifact free and clean brain EEG signals to
analyze and detect brain activities. There are generally two ways of generation of artifacts. From a recorded
signal most common and important artifacts in the form of eye blinks are recognized and encapsulated. In this
paper a new software tool named BRAINSTORM is introduced for the detection of eye blink artifacts.

Keywords: EEG, MI data, artifacts, BRAINSTORM.

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Paper Title:
FDI Inflow in India
Abstract: Post the monetary changes of 1991, the FDI course in India ended up simpler. Likewise, for a
creating nation some of the time residential sources may not be sufficient. Henceforth, outside capital can help
fill the holes between local reserve funds and speculation necessities. FDI is one of the vital devices of financial
development for a creating country like India. From this study, FDI inflow growth will be analyzed through the
various determinants like Metallurgical Industries, Mining, Power, Non-Conventional Energy, Coal Production,
Petroleum & Natural Gas, Boilers and Steam Generating Plants, Prime Mover (Other Than Electrical
Generators), Electrical Equipments, Computer Software & Hardware, Electronics, Tele Communications. For
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Plants, and Computer Software and Hardware sector were highly correlated with the growth of FDI at LOG
point of view so that the study concluded with model 2 has best for FDI inflow growth in India.

Keywords: FDI, Sector, Inflows, Least Square, Regression.

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Authors: Nitin Kumar Sharma, Abhimanyu Nain, Kuldeep Singh, Nisha Rani, Anuj Singal

Paper Title: Impedimetric Sensors: Principles, Applications and Recent Trends

Abstract: This work figures the conceptual background of impedimetric measurements. Impedance
measurement is a convenient approach for exploring the change in electrical behavior of diverse materials. An
overview of in practice impedance analysis on CHI660D electrochemical work station is presented. Detection of
microorganism causing foodborne diseases using IDE and other methods, toxic metal ion quantification,
environment pollutant monitoring are described applications in this work. This work also reviewed the
noticeable development in impedance measurement devices based on AD5933 such as bio-impedance
measurement and explosive material detection. Biological signals are detected by transducing them into
electrical analogy, detection of which is not a big issue. The main challenges are to convert biological signal into
electrical information. Electrochemical sensors present captivating techniques to determine the content of
sample under test. Electrochemical sensing platforms come up with an appealing methodology to interpret the
concentration of biological sample as these sensors directly translate biological information to an electronic one.
Huge amount of sensing platforms and corresponding devices has been developed. EIS is a rapid and easily
computerized technique used to characterize biomolecules, inorganic materials, having a wide range of
applications. The measured impedance spectra are generally fitted to an analogous electrical circuit model which
693. constitutes an electrical documentation of the SUT by disclosing its behavior and properties. Quick, highly 4015-
selective/specific and sensitive techniques to quantify biological and biochemical molecules and other target 40
species are of great importance in biomedical and biotechnological application. Recent developments trends for 25
handy, portable, fast and precise impedance analyzer is discussed. AD5933 evolution kit is reviewed.

Keywords: AD5933, Biomolecules, CHI660d, EIS, Electrochemical sensors, IDE.

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Authors: Sangeeta Gupta, Ashwani Kumar

Paper Title: Secret Image Digitization Over Public Cloud Through Cbtv Based Image Fusion
Abstract: Data security in the modern world is a challenging aspect faced by common man in almost every
field-either technical or non-technical. Particularly in Public Clouds where the data is openly available across the
internet, customers are not much exposed to the working environment and the diverse spread of data across
world wide geographic locations. Intruders attempt to misuse this data to serve their own commercial purpose.
The government of India proposed NAD (National Academic Depository) which is a secure zone for people to
deposit their valuable certificates rather than carrying to places. Towards this end, the goal of current work is to
strengthen the security of certificates being loaded into the depositories by applying Image fusion technique
through CBTV (Cloud Based Threshold Value). The proposed method gives a unique solution to prove
authenticity of users by generating the secret image using image fusion technique integrated with public key
infrastructure on the cloud prior to outsourcing. This is particularly useful to protect the patient health care
reports to hide the disease description etc, which may otherwise have unintended consequences. The entire
fusion is not disclosed at the cloud server end. The performance of the proposed approach, can be measure by
calculating the robustness of the secret image (fused image) against different types of image processing attacks
such as salt & pepper noise, Gaussian noise, JPEG compression, speckle noise, geometric noise etc. is calculated
while stored at the cloud and effective results are achieved.

Keywords: Image fusion, Cloud computing, National academic Depository, Cloud based threshold value.

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Authors: Ashok More, Santosh More

Paper Title: Enriched Rapid Composting Techniques for Agro Industrial Organic Solid Waste

Abstract: The main aim of this project based paper is to provide technological solution for composting process
with will help to minimize the composting process and the technology will be easy to adopt. We are facing waste
management problems in all areas. Agriculture and Industrial waste management is one of them. There are lot of
methodologies available in the market for processing the raw material and making compost. The various
methods differ location to location and season to season. The researchers are doing continuous research on the
process optimization and to find minimum time to produce compost. Thus, a sound technology is required to
improve the quality of manures in the shortest possible time, where farmers can prepare the compost easily and
improve its nutritional quality by the addition of cheap amendments as additives in composting. Therefore
appropriate composting technology which is economically viable, eco-friendly and socially acceptable is
essential. Development of Rapid composting techniques to produce organic fertilizers will help to minimize soil
pollution due to chemical fertilizers and will help in Agricultural and Industrial organic solid waste management.
We have done few experiments on accelerating composting processes. Use of activated sludge with other
additives have helped to improve compost process time and its nutrients. In this paper we have given detail
methodology and results obtained from the experiments.

Keywords: Organic Manure, Rapid Composting, Additives in compost. Organic waste management.

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Authors: Pratik Ghosh, Ratna Banerjee, Vinay Kandpal, Jacob T. Verghese

Process Map of a Unified Data Platform for Operational Intelligence and Analysis of Power
Paper Title:
Sector
Abstract: The research tries to define “Process Map” for a Unified Data Platform for the power sector and its
interoperations. Data mining and analytics are playing a key role in every modern industrial and process system.
The tremendous growth in the field of information technology, communication protocols and support of high
performing processors of modern day computer has led to a layer of data and information which can be utilized
696. for management and operational excellence. The different data system, communication protocols, hardware and
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software applications were studied to identify the factors for designing the process map.The information layer
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added to the conventional power sector network is studied which is an ever increasing source of data. Additional
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data is being added by the new generation smartgrid with its automation system that are having numerous
sensors embedded in the existing power system for controlling, monitoring and operational activities. The
research was important as the last few decades have seen an organic growth in the power sector data which
needs a defined framework and process map for Operational Intelligence and Analysis.
Keywords: Process Linking, Extensible Unified System, Information Technology, Data Platform, Design
Engineering.

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Authors: Suvarna Nandyal, Shireen Kausar

Paper Title: Raspberrypi Based Assistive Communication System for Deaf, Dumb and Blind Person
Abstract: Assisting to the people with visual, hearing, vocal impairment through the modern system is a
challenging job. Nowadays researchers are focusing to address the issues of one of the impairment but not all at
once. This work is mainly performed to find the unique solution/ technique to assist communication for the
people with visual, hearing, vocal impairment. This system helps the impaired people to have the
communication with each other and also with the normal person. The main part of the work is Raspberrypi on
which all the activities are carried out. The work provide the assistance to visually impaired person by letting
them to hear what is present in the text format. The stored text format is spoke out by the speaker. For the people
with hearing impairment the audio signals are converted into text format by using speech to text conversion
technique. This is done with the help of AMR voice app which makes them to understand what the person says
can be displayed as the text message . And for people with vocal impairment, their words are conveyed by the
help of speaker.

Keywords: Raspberrypi, Tesseract OCR(optical character recognition technique), epeak, speech to text,
Bluetooth device, LCD display, AMR voice app.

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Authors: Suvarna Nandyal, Lakshmi

698. Paper Title: Artificial Intelligence based Human Facial Action Recognition by Deep Learning Neural Network
Abstract: The modern era of digital devices which will be equipped with the dedicated machine will have the 4052-
built in features to perform the special needs of the human. The mobile devices comes with the special cameras 40
 which will produces the high quality images. Human face and the facial expression system has been in the 56
interesting field due to the great level of application it possesses. The face unlock, face detection in security
areas and also the facial expression recognition has been in demand of development. The human exhibits the
multiple type of expressions anger, sad, surprise, happy and many more. These expressions have special notation
based on the human feelings and scenario. The Digital image processing technology has provided the tools to
work with the images and will use the edge features, skin mapping and supervised knowledge based classifier to
recognize the expressions posed by the human to assist the need.

Keywords: Face, GLCM(Gray Level Co-occurrence Matrix), Skin mapping, SVM(Support Vector Machine).

References:

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recognition of facial emotions using extreme sparse learning”, IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 24(7):2140–2152, 2015.
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4899, 2015.
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Authors: Shubham Agarwal, Kushagra Goel, Anirudh Jain, Pratibha Singh
Automated Vehicle Security System using Convolutional Neural Networks and Support Vector
Paper Title:
Machine
Abstract: With the rise in the infrastructure in the global economy, there is a need to impact the growth of
security systems such as enhancing the security of vehicles at public places, societies or places with crowd. This
could be done by keeping up with the monitoring of vehicles through vehicle License Plate Recognition (LPR).
Since the numbers of vehicles are increasing on road day by day, it is essential to bring automation in its
detection and recognition procedure. The objective of this presented work is to model a real time application to
recognize license plate from a vehicle at parking of any society or public places via surveillance cameras. This
paper mainly focuses on implementing the concept of component security which is marked by the presence of a
blended system with car license plate recognizer as well as face recognizer recognizing its real owner. In
proposed Automated Vehicle Security System (AVSS), the achievable model accuracy for Automated LPR
model is 94% marked with the use of Tyserract for character recognition and model accuracy for facial
recognition is raised to a mark of 83%. This model provides remarkable results and a need of another system
where the owner or permitted drivers for a vehicle are mapped to vehicle license plate which could be made to
use as collaboration to make it a real life deployable application.

Keywords: Convolutional Neural Network, Face Recognition, License Plate detection, MobileNet
699. Architecture, Optical Character Recognition, Support Vector Machine, Tesseract.
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700. Adaptation using Machine Learning for Personalized eLearning Environment based on Students
Paper Title:
Preference
Abstract: Information gathering is a lifelong process of human being and the learning takes place from womb 4064-
 to tomb. Learners acquire, recognize, map the gathered information to knowledge and use it in day to day life. 40
Advancement in ICT and the utilization of ICT in teaching and learning process has contributed an exponential 69
growth. An eLearning solution has almost reached maturity, where the teaching and learning community have
the proper digital infrastructure, smart phones, tablet computers and the best software platform. An innovation
in teaching and learning sector has become an integral part and is mandatory. Hence the challenge is to suggest
quality and appropriate learning materials to the learners. The research aims to categorize the learner according
to their learning ability and to find the learning path to facilitate the learner to have appropriate and quality
learning objects with the help machine learning techniques. The focus of this work is to come up with a system
architecture which predicts and adapts the learner style, find the learning path and to provide the suitable
learning objects in eLearning environment based on their preferences. Personalization will assist learner to
improve their learning performance.

Keywords: Adaptive Learning System, Clustering, eLearning, Personalization, Learning Object.

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Development of a Low Cost Heart Rate Monitoring and Transmission System using PPG Signal
701. Paper Title:
Processing for Wearable Devices
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Abstract: Photoplethysmography (PPG) technique is used in most of the fitness tracking devices
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 available now-a-days, due to its low cost and simplicity. These PPG signals are obtained from the 77
variations in the blood flow with the help of pulse rate sensor. In this paper, PPG signal is acquired
from two PPG sensors worn in the finger and the wrist to get the heart rate and its various parameters.
The signal noise is removed with the help of MATLAB with various filters to get the smooth signal.
The peak detection is done for heart rate (HR) and peak interval calculation, the spectral estimation is
done, the first and second derivatives and the heart rate variability are obtained. The low cost Arduino
nano and the Bluetooth module is used for the development and the transmission of HR value from the
wearable device through an application developed for it, as well as the values are transmitted remotely
with the help of the Global System for Communication (GSM) built in the mobile phone, which can
display the value and can also transmit it to any particular person or remote physician who can
monitor the person’s HR remotely. The complete system developed provides a low cost solution for
heart rate detection and monitoring of a person from a distance.

Keywords: MATLAB, Photoplethysmography (PPG) signal Processing, pulse rate sensor, pulse transit time,
Resting Heart Rate.

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Authors: S. Gupta, G. Bandyopadhyay, M. Bhattacharjee, S. Biswas

Paper Title: Portfolio Selection using DEA-COPRAS at Risk – Return Interface Based on NSE (India)
Abstract: Portfolio formation holds paramount importance in the process of the investment decision making
since, a single door investment (SDI) option is much riskier than a multiple door investment (MDI) option.
Among available financial instruments, the stock market (SM) has allured investors because of its liquidity and
growth opportunities. However, the effectiveness of the investment decision is largely reflected in the selection
of the constituent elements of the portfolio by an investor while trading off risk and return. In this paper, after an
initial level selection of for formulating a possible portfolio by using Perceptual Map (PM), we have applied
702. DEA to calculate the efficiency of the stocks at the risk-return interface based on the market performance. In
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order to ascertain that the stock selection is logical and worthwhile, we further probe the fundamental
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performances over a time period of five consecutive financial years using the method of Multi-Criteria Decision
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Analysis (MCDA) framework based on the Complex Proportional Assessment (COPRAS) method, where, the
criteria weights are calculated by using the entropy method. A consistency is visible in the yearly fundamental
performances and a significant pattern with regard to the portfolio selection.

Keywords: Portfolio Selection, Stock Market, Perceptual Mapping, Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA),
Complex Proportional Assessment (COPRAS).
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Authors: Sameer Khaliq, Mohammad Irshad Malik, Jagdeep Singh
Influence of Lime and Brick Dust on Compaction and Strength Properties of Clay Soil When
Paper Title:
Mixed With Ldpe
Abstract: Soil is an essential part of construction and forms a base for all the essential activities of
construction. Soil is not same at all places and sometimes lacks in various properties. So, to improve its various
qualities and to meet the engineering requirements like quality, durability, etc., we can achieve it by adding
suitable admixtures such as, lime, cement, fly ash, plastic, gypsum etc. This not only improves the properties of
soil but also reduces the quantities of waste in the environment. The aim of this study is to experimentally
investigate the effects of adding Lime, Brick dust and Plastic and low density polyethylene to Clayey Soil. The
low density polyethylene is a vital environmental pollutant and its biodegradation is the focus of the present
study. The clay soil used was taken near Baddi, Himachal Pradesh. The optimum contents of Lime, Brick dust
and LDPE in the Clay soil was found by Standard Proctor Test and CBR test, and the results showed by adding
20% lime , 8% Brick dust and 1.5% LDPE in the Clay soil, we get the maximum Bearing Capacity of the
mixture.

Keywords: Clayey soil, low density polyethylene, lime, brick-dust, soil compaction, California bearing ratio.

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Authors: Vinothkumar. C, Esakkiappan. C

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Paper Title:
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this analysis which is also used in the field of Pharmaceutical, Petro chemical industries. Evacuation of products
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open loop performance are determined to obtain the desired level control with conventional PI, PID controllers
for various tuning techniques like step response based Ziegler Nicholas and open loop Cohen coon tuning
method. The major advantage of this method is simplicity. The relationship between these two tuning systems is
reproduced by Matlab Simulink model & Compared the presentation of controllers with hopper process tank.

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Paper Title: Attendance Management System using Deep Learning and Facial Recognition Technique
Abstract: Big data could be a term acclimated converse with the investigation and utilizations of data sets that
are unreasonably entangled for conventional information handling application programming framework to
sufficiently alter. AI is a use of (AI) that enables frameworks to precisely take in and improve from aptitude
while not being explicitly customized. AI centers around the occasion of pc programs which will get to data and
use it learn for themselves. The technique for learning starts with perceptions or data, similar to precedents,
direct skill, or guidance, in order to appear for examples in data and manufacture higher decisions inside the
future bolstered the models that square measure gave. One in everything about applications is programmed face
705.
acknowledgment bunch activity framework to a great extent used in Workplaces or gifted workspaces. ID or 4097-
Verification done by catching an image of client's face through a camera that progressively stamps bunch 41
activity. This propelled face acknowledgment bunch activity biometric framework enlists the particular and 02
changeless facial fine purposes of staff and records them inside the data as stencils. When the enrollment
strategy is finished, you just should investigate the camera to confirm your character and furthermore the
programmed face acknowledgment bunch activity framework precisely denotes your gathering activity for your
sake. Face acknowledgment bunch activity framework is a right innovation for overseeing bunch activity since it
scarcely gives mistakes.

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obtaining food products, including those of animal origin, has been obtaining organic products that do not
contain artificial ingredients: antibiotics, growth promoters, GMOs, or any other biologically active substances
of other than the natural origin. Currently, phytobiotics, i.e., active components of various plants are successfully
used as their substitutes for preserving the health of animals and poultry, and for improving their productivity.
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drying on the egg productivity of Manchurian quails. It has been found that out of the three dosages of the
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Volume (PCV) and Laying Capacity Of Young Growing Quails. American Journal of Zoological Research, vol. 5, no. 2, 2017, pp. 33-
37. doi: 10.12691/ajzr-5-2-3.
Authors: E.A. Kishnyaykina, K.V. Zhuchaev, O.A. Bagno, O. H. Prokhorovt, E.V. Ulrich, E.A. Izhmulkina
Slaughter Qualities and Chemical Composition of the Meat of the Broiler Chickens Fed with
Paper Title:
Thyme Extract
Abstract: The effect of various dosages of the extract of the thyme medicinal plant on the slaughter qualities
708. and the chemical composition of the meat of broiler chickens has been studied. The preparation was obtained by
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the method of water-ethanol extraction followed by low-temperature drying at the Agroecologia research
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laboratory of the Kuzbass State Agricultural Academy. The scientific economic experiment with the duration of
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40 days was performed with broiler chickens of the Hubbard ISA F 15 cross at the broiler farm. One reference
and five experimental groups of day-old broiler chickens were formed, 37 chickens in each group. The chickens
 in the reference group received basic diet, while the broilers in the experimental groups additionally received
thyme extract in the following daily dosages: the first — 2 mg/kg, the second — 4 mg/kg, the third — 6 mg/kg,
the fourth — 8 mg/kg, and the fifth — 10 mg/kg of body weight. At the end of the studies, the positive effect of
feeding thyme extract on the characteristics of anatomical dissection of broiler chickens' carcasses was found. In
the third, the fourth, and the fifth experimental groups, no significant differences were found, compared to the
reference group. By the results of dispersion analysis of the data, a significant effect of thyme extract on the
contents of lysine, threonine, and methionine has been found by the amino acid composition of the meat of
broiler chickens.

Keywords: broiler chickens, thyme extract, slaughter quality, meat chemical composition, amino acid
composition.

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Authors: Manu Singh, Vibhakar Shrimali

Exploring Statistical Parameters of Machine Learning Techniques for Detection and
Paper Title:
Classification of Brain Tumor
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time needed for the identification and decision-making in healthcare. Gliomas are the brain tumors that can be
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extremely important for identification of appropriate medication. In this paper, a system has been proposed to
detect brain tumor of different stages by MR images. The proposed system uses Fuzzy C-Mean (FCM) as a
clustering technique for better outcome. The main focus in this paper is to refine the required features in two
steps with the help of Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT) and Independent Component Analysis (ICA) using
three machine learning techniques i.e. Random Forest (RF), Artificial Neural Network (ANN) and Support
Vector Machine (SVM). The final outcome of our experiment indicated that the proposed computerized system
709. identifies the brain tumor using RF, ANN and SVM with 100%, 91.6% and 95.8%, accuracy respectively. We
have also calculated Sensitivity, Specificity, Matthews’s Correlation Coefficient and AUC-ROC curve. Random 4118-
forest shows the highest accuracy as compared to Support Vector Machine and Artificial Neural Networks. 41
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Keywords: Brain Tumor, Classification, Discrete wavelet Transform, Independent Component Analysis,
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Authors: Neetish Kumar, Deepa Raj

Paper Title: A New Pentagon Search Algorithm for Fast Block-Matching Motion Estimation
Abstract: The impact of search pattern is a crucial part in the block-based motion estimation for finding the
motion vector. An issue of distortion performance and search speed heavily depends upon the size and shape of
search strategy applied. Performing the deep analysis for motion vector distribution on standard test videos, it is
desirable to have such type of algorithm that meets the requirement of searching motion vector in less time.
Hence, a new kind of Pentagon algorithm is proposed in this paper for fast block-matching motion estimation
(BMME). It is an easy and efficient technique for finding motion vector. Experimental results expose the
proposed Pentagon algorithm sparsely surpass the noted Diamond search (DS) algorithm. The new Pentagon
search algorithm is examined with the previously proposed Diamond search algorithm in terms of performance
measure; the proposed algorithm attains better performance with the less complexity. The experimental
examination also depicts that the pentagon algorithm is better than the previously proposed Diamond search
(DS) in terms of mean-square error performance and required the number of search points. The overall speed
improvement rate (SIR) is about 31% with respect to the DS.
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Keywords: : Diamond Search, motion estimation, PSNR, search points . 41
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Authors: T. Sree Kala, V. Rajakumaran, S. Saradha

Detecting IP Spoofing Attack with SDN-Based Integrated Architecture using Distributed Packet
Paper Title:
Filtering
Abstract: Hoodlums have since quite a while ago utilized the strategy of veiling their actual character, from
masks to nom de plumes to guest id blocking. It should not shock anyone at that point, that crooks who lead their
accursed exercises on systems and PCs should utilize such methods. IP ridiculing is one of the most widely
recognized types of on-line cover. In IP ridiculing, an assailant increases unapproved access to a PC or a system
by causing it to give the idea that a malignant message has originated from a confided in machine by
"caricaturing" the IP address of that machine. IP mocking is a strategy used to increase unapproved access to
PCs, whereby the aggressor sends messages to a PC with a manufacturing IP address demonstrating that the
message is originating from a confided in host. IP ridiculing has been utilized in circulated refusal of-
administration (DDoS) assaults and interruptions. It is additionally vital for reflector DDoS assaults, where
servers answer to ridiculed demands and these answers overpower the unfortunate casualty whose address was
abused.

Keywords: Cyber-security, IP address validation, software-defined networking.

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Authors: M V S SNagendranath, A. Ramesh Babu

Paper Title: Effective Routing Protocol And Analysing Various Attacks In The Manet Network
Abstract: Mobile Ad-hoc Network is the self-configuring structure less network for transmitting the
information from one node to another node because of the independent node direction. During the information
transmission in the network one of the main challenges is to maintain the intermediate node information for
making the effective transmission. In addition the intermediate person may be hacking the information by
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based Energy efficient routing protocol with efficient manner. Then the efficiency of the system is analyzed
using the experimental results like, packet delivery ratio, energy utilization factor and percentage of attack free
routing efficiency.

Keywords: Black hole, Fireflies algorithm based Energy efficient routing protocol ,Mobile Ad-hoc networks,
Neighboring Relationship based Clustering protocol.
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Authors: V Anandkumar, Kalaiarasan T R, Ratheesh Kumar A M

Paper Title: Impact of Finding Selfish Nodes in Manet

Abstract: The nodes that operate in the self-organized functions of Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs)
participate in the network but increase the energy and resources consumption. As some nodes are non-
cooperative with others in the network, it is necessary that those nodes have to be removed. Active researches
are conducted to deal with those selfish nodes that are non-cooperative. Methods/ Statistics: Our paper analyzes
by comparing the 2ACK method simulated using hash chain one-way scheme with digital signature and DSR
methods. Findings: The simulation analysis suggest that a considerable percentage of packets delivered of 2ACK
method is greater when compared with Digital signature or any other DSR methods but has the capability in
finding a considerable number of selfish nodes present in the network. Applications/ Improvements: the 2ACK
scheme can be used to control the network overhead using the authentication schemes and can be enhanced to
monitor the video traffic can be monitored.

Keywords: MANET, misbehaving Nodes, Digital Signature, MAC layer, one way hash chain.

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714. Authors: Nagarjuna Appana, Udaya Raju P

 Paper Title: Secure and Access Control Data Monitoring in Vehicular Ad Hoc Network
Abstract: Present days innovation identifies with internet of Vehicles (IOV) has been expanded to break down
traffic in the board frameworks. It is utilized to portray traffic examination and improve proficiency of the
vehicle traffic. The stage can take care of the issue of capacity, investigation and multi terminal dispersion of
mass information, give traffic data administrations to traffic the board offices and people in general, it is a
helpful endeavor to apply propelled data innovation to the transportation business. Causing the broad worries in
the exploration network. To empower credible and classified correspondences among a gathering of haze hubs,
in this paper, we propose a productive key exchange protocol based on cipher text policy attribute-based
encryption (CP-ABE) to set up secure interchanges among the members. To accomplish classification,
verification, certainty, and access control, we consolidate CP-ABE and computerized signature strategies. We
investigate the productivity of our convention regarding security and execution. We likewise execute our
convention and contrast it and the endorsement based plan to delineate its practicality.

Keywords: Wireless sensor networks, Internet of Things, Road side Unit, attribute based encryption.

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Authors: Parvathapuram Pavan Kumar, T.Jaya, P.Swaminathan

Implementation of Software Controlled Radio for Long Range Communication with High Data
Paper Title:
Rate and Optimal Capacity
Abstract: In the recent past, the software controlled radio (SCR) plays major role in wireless communication
for long range communication. The wireless communication based SCR has communicated the information for a
short distance due to the low data rate and poor capacity of frequency modulation scheme. The OFDM
technology has adapted the SCR for providing elimination of error due to the communication of information for
long range. The synchronization error is highly reduced by applying the matched filter between transmitter and
receiver antennas. The distributed antenna system is implemented with OFDM SCR communication for
715. information transfer through the wireless channels. The AWGN, Rayleigh and Rician fading channels are used
for long range communication of SCR information. The number of base stations (BS) is reduced by finding the 4150-
energy efficient transmission using SCR for long range communication. The heuristic approach is used for 41
improving the capacity of the SCR system in terms of Mbps. The Inter Symbol Interference (ISI) and Inter 58
Carrier Interference (ICI) are reduced by applying the cyclic prefix of OFDM by applying an Advanced Per
Subcarrier Channel Equalizer (APSCE). The equalizer technique is used to provide reduced Bit Error Rate
(BER) with improved Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR).

Keywords: SCR, OFDM, ISI, ICI, APSCE.

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Authors: Madhav Rana, Supervisor ER. Nitin Verma

Paper Title: Dynamic Analysis of Steel Frame Structure (Regular in Plan) using Curved Bracing Systems
Abstract: Steel structures provide better resistance against lateral and various other combinations of loads.
Steel structures have various advantages over RCC structures as they have high strength to weight ratio,
uniformity, elasticity flexibility and take minimum time for erection (as large prefabricated structures are
available). Steel is recyclable too. Bracing systems are well known to increase the stiffness of any type of
structure. Using bracing system in steel structures increases the stiffness of the structures to a large extent. In
present paper, the evaluation of different kinds of curved bracing system was carried out for steel framed
structure while performing dynamic seismic analysis as per IS:1893:2016. The behavior and performance of
716. various shaped of curved bracing was analyzed in software staad.pro and results were collected and represented
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in the form of tables, graphs and figures. For this purpose, 14 storey regular building was chosen and different
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geometric and design parameters were taken as per the codal provisions. The height of each floor was considered
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as 3.6m. Whereas, the plan of the building entails 6 x 6 bays in both the direction and the size of each panel was
taken as 5 x 5m. After scrutinizing the results gathered, it can be concluded that ‘AV Arc’ bracing system is the
most effective bracing system and it can be used effectively to resist lateral loads such as earthquake loads.

Keywords: Dynamic Seismic Analysis Curved Bracing, High-Rice Building, Steel Building.

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Authors: Thaha.H.S, T.Ruban Deva Prakash

Paper Title: Reduction of Power Quality Issues in Micro-Grid using GA Tuned PI Controller Based DVR
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power supply quality. Power quality issue is a phenomenon noted as a not usual standard current, frequency or
voltage which may results in a failure of sophiscated devices. The main issue focuses at the power swell & sag.
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issue, customized power equipments are adopted. Among them, Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR), the best as
well as right advanced customized power equipment used in power distribution networks. The advantages
include reduced price, low size, and its good transient response to the interferences. This work explain the
MATLAB results of a Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR) modeling and analysis. Here, conventional controller
like PI type and GA Tuned PI controller are used for comparison. In the offered method, PI controller
parameters using GA Tuned implemented is being replaced by the traditional PI controller in order to develop
the performance of the plant. The aim of the controller is made faster than conventional technique based
controller. By MATLAB simulation tool, the performance can be studied.
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Keywords: DVR, Genetic Algorithm (GA), Solid State Devices, Power Quality.
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Authors: Tamanna Siddiqui, Ausaf Ahmad

Paper Title: Mining Software Repositories for Software Metrics (MSR-SM): Conceptual Framework
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presently available complexity metrics by contemplating a non-physical attributes i.e. readability. Readability
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concerned with code maintainability which is a significant characteristic of software quality, mainly from the
developers’ perspective. As the code is readable, the easier it is to modify, lesser errors, copious maintainable,
easy to reuse and even more reliable. Readability is employed to enhance source codes for subsequent
maintenance and extensibility. But code readability is not simply computable while dealing with open source
software as contributors access the code and modify its structure according to his/her style of coding. This
nature of development begins problems for the new contributors to understand the code structure. To enhance
code readability, In this paper, we proposed a conceptual model of mining software repositories for software
metrics in which we proposed a set of metrics for readability of the code that is easier to use and helpful to
understand the code structure. We also mention a mechanism to validate the proposed metrics by the data
extracted from the mining software repositories and comparing it with a survey conducting from experts
working in industries.
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Paper Title: Watershed Management using Remote Sensing and Gis of Maheshwaram Watershed
Abstract: Conservation of integrated watershed management essential resources plays an active role in
reduction of unfavorable effects like soil erosion, production of food determining the exact water potential zones
etc. Land potential is the main basis of managing watershed. Watershed management studies demand is
increasing in the recent years. The study is not limited to drought prone areas, but also in humid and semi humid
areas in order to maintain the survival of the crops in critical stages. The main objective of the current study area
is management of Maheshwaram Watershed based on the rainfall data. In the study area the rainfall data is
collected for the 10 years span (2006-2015) from ARI (Agricultural Research Institute) from Rajendra Nagar
Hyderabad. Topographic maps are collected from Survey of India in order to prepare base map, digital elevation
model (DEM), contour map, drainage map. The Second main objective of the study area is approximation on
annual and monthly run-off by using rainfall data. Further Base map, DEM(Digital Elevation Model), contour
map, drainage map, slope map, land use and Land cover map, TIN(Triangulated Irregular Network) maps were
generated by Survey of India toposheet maps to prepare maps by using ArcGIS Software. Analysis of the study
719. helps the decision makers to provide sustainable planning of the environment and economy in the future.
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Keywords: Watershed Management, GIS, Remote Sensing, ArcGIS, DEM, Land use/Land Cover 41
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Authors: Jayakrupa G.J, Latha.R

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Paper Title: Mindscapes in Contemporary Architecture - Colors of Creativity
 Abstract: “Style is knowing what you are, what you want to say, and not giving a damn”-Gore Vidal The paper
attempts to define the various mindscapes in Contemporary architecture and design. What is style? Who are the
icons who patronized it? This paper aims to create a chronological journey using the visual medium to establish
the position of color in design. Color has subtly played an essential role in defining style by the use of it; the
absence of it; or simply by its inherent existence in the material usage. A journey through Contemporary
Architecture and design highlights moments of hi-style, where icons created fashion statements, sometimes
colorful, sometimes colorless, but nonetheless of impact. The following aims to inspire and initiate some
creative cycles that endorse more Style Statements.

Keywords: architectural, between, colors, style.

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Authors: Thamilvanan G, Mohanasundaram K

Paper Title: Quick Response Code as a Communication Medium

Abstract: Quick Response (QR) Codes are tiny compatible printed pattern on solid surface to transfer a data
from a printed medium to a digital medium. The coding information cannot be viewed by the naked eye thus the
manipulation of printed pattern is very difficult. In general, QR code is printed in the two-dimension using white
and block named QR code modules or data pixels. Static and Dynamic QR codes are available now a days. More
than 3000 characters can be encoded over a very tiny space using QR graphics. The data are encoded by QR
generator using ISO/IEC 18004:2006. Various types of data can be restored using QR codes and every QR Code
contains segment devoted to informing the reader what sort of data it holds and used for coding and decoding the
data easily. The most common data types of QR codes are SMS, Email address, phone number, plain text, geo
location etc. Nowadays the QR codes are used in various fields. For example, it is used in the marketing and
industries to provide the information about the products. In education it is used to register the information about
721. the students in their certificates and to access the information in a website. 4190-
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Keywords: QR Code; Learning; 92
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Authors: E.Veeramanipriya, AR. Umayal Sundari, R. Asaithambi

Numerical Modelling of Drying Kinetics of Banana Flowers using Natural and Forced
Paper Title:
Convection Dryers
Abstract: In the modern scenario insufficient of nutrition food is a major problem for the fast increasing
population in many developing countries. Banana flowers contain high level of dietary fibre. The comparative
analysis of drying kinetics of banana flowers using natural and forced convection solar dryers is the aim of this
present study. Drying of banana flowers in forced convection solar dryer aided with evacuated tube collector
(ETC) decreases the moisture content from 97.2 (wb%) to 8.4 (wb%) in 11 hours. This is compared with solar
722. cabinet dryer and natural sun drying which takes 15 hours and 19 hours respectively. Ten developed
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mathematical models are used to evaluate the suitability of fit which identifies the drying kinetics of banana
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flowers for both solar dryers using IBM SPSS 23 package. The result exhibits that, Midilli et al model has the
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high value of correlation coefficient (R2) and least value of reduced chi – square and root mean square error
(RMSE) for the designed dryers showing the suitability of fit for drying of banana flowers. Also it is observed
that, the quality and appearance of the solar dried banana flowers using ETC is more acceptable than the natural
and cabinet dried Banana flowers.

Keywords: Forced convection drying, Banana Flowers, Evacuated Tube Collector, Mathematical Modelling.
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Authors: Binod Kumar Sahu, Pradeep Kumar Mohanty
Design and implementation of Fuzzy-PID Controller with Derivative Filter for AGC of two-area
Paper Title:
interconnected Hybrid Power System
Abstract: The huge band variation in wind speed causes unpredictable swing in power generation and hence
large divergence in system frequency leading to unpredictable situation for standalone applications. To
overcome the above difficulties, WTG (wind turbine generator) is integrated with conventional thermal power
system along with other distributed generation units such as FC (fuel cell), DEG (diesel engine generator), AE
(aqua-electrolyser) and BESS (battery energy storage system) which form a hybrid power system. This paper
concerns with automatic generation control (AGC) of an interconnected two area hybrid power system as
723. mentioned above. Design and implementation of suitable controllers for AGC of above hybrid power system is a
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challenging job for operational and design engineers. Various control schemes proposed in this paper are
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conventional PID & PID controller with derivative filter (PIDF) and fuzzy-PID controller without (fuzzy-PID)
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and with derivative filter (fuzzy-PIDF) to achieve improved performance of AGC system in terms of frequency
profile. The values of gain parameters of proposed controllers are designed using hybrid LUS-TLBO (Local
Unimodal Sampling-Teaching Learning Based Optimization) algorithm. Superiority of fuzzy-PIDF controller
over other proposed controllers are addressed. Robustness study of proposed fuzzy-PIDF controller is
thoroughly demonstrated with change in system parameters and loading pattern. The work is further extended to
analyze the transient phenomena of the AGC for a 3-area interconnected system having nonlinearities such as
reheat turbine, governor dead band along with generation rate constraint for the thermal generating units.
 Keywords: Automatic Generation Control (AGC), Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID), PID with derivative
filter (PIDF), Local Unimodal Sampling (LUS), Teaching Learning Based Optimization (TLBO).

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Authors: S.Praveen Chakkravarthy, V.Arthi, Leeban Moses

Paper Title: Performance Analysis of 60 Ghz Wireless Communications For Wigig Networks
Abstract: The demand for faster wireless connectivity and uses of high definition multimedia content has
increased the scope of research in wireless communication. To meet the requirements of future wireless
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networks, in terms of high speed connectivity and provisioning, WiGig networks are considered. A 60 GHz mm 4213-
wave band paves a road to the future wireless ecosystem. To cater the infotainment choices to the consumer, 42
WiGig Standard has been proposed. The work concentrates on analyzing the propagation time delay, path loss 16
with respect to T-R separation and received power. With the advantage of the propagation characteristics of the
60GHz spectrum, WiGig will certainly provide high data connectivity and provisioning with minimum
 modifications in the RF front end receiver

Keywords: WiGig networks, 60GHz spectrum, propagation time delay, path loss.

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Paper Title: Development of Dual Band Feed

Abstract: In this paper, Development of dual band feed operating in C and Ku bands to obtain high
illumination and spill over efficiencies and high cross polarization discrimination, maximum gain and low side
lobes for shaped Cassegrain Antenna of larger diameter is presented. The Design envisages a common aperture
C and Ku band corrugated horn. Corrugated horn of suitable dimensions for the propagation of hybrid modes in
both C and Ku bands having equal beam widths in principal planes (E&H) and pattern of rotationally symmetric
radiation will be illuminating the shaped sub reflector in modified Cassegrain geometry. The corrugated horn is
designed to operate over a frequency range of C (3.4-4.8 GHz) and Ku (10.7-12.75 GHz) bands. CHAMP is
725. used to simulate and analyze the designed model.
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Keywords: Corrugated horn, reflector antennas and cross polarization discrimination. 42
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Authors: Sheetal S. Kamble, Ramesh D. Dod

Paper Title: Management Of Coal Mine Overburden And Fly Ash using Bamboo Cultivation
Abstract: Coal mine in India is one of the biggest source of energy production. Coal is the major component
used in thermal power plants which helps in consuming 71% of electricity generated by these thermal power
plants in India. In opencast coal mining excavation of coal is done and huge area is abandoned after coal is being
excavated. The OBD soil which is present at these mine sites is very poor in nutrients that it is usually
unfavorable for any type of plantation to be carried out. Keeping this in mind another factor comes across is that
thermal power plants are located nearby coal mines which gives fly ash as combustion product of coal and
disposal of this fly ash is very crucial. Therefore, this fly ash can be used along with coal mine OBD soil which
726. it has efficiency in improving soil fertility in many ways. Revegetation is one of the most accepted way of soil 4223-
reclamation and reduction in soil erosion. The suitability of soil for growth of bamboo is checked by planting 42
bamboo saplings in an area of 3 x 3 feet having depth 1 foot in a systematic manner by attempting field trial. 26

Keywords: bamboo plantation, coal mine overburden, fly ash disposal.

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Authors: Apurv Yadav, Abhishek Verma, P.K. Bhatnagar, V.K. Jain, Vivek Kumar

Paper Title: Enhanced Thermal Characteristics of NG Based Acetamide Composites

Abstract: Fatty acids are a distinguished category of phase change materials (PCM). However, their inferior
thermal conductivity value restricts their potential for thermal energy storage system. Carbonaceous
nanomaterials have emerged as promising thermal conductivity enhancer materials for organic PCMs. The
present study focuses on preparing a novel PCM nanocomposite comprising of small amount of nanographite
(NG) in molten acetamide, an organic PCM, for elevation of the thermal characteristics and examining the trend
of the nanocomposite through the course of charging / discharging process. These PCM-nanocomposites are
prepared by dispersing NG in molten acetamide with weight fractions of 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 and 0.5 %. The
scanning electronic microscopic (SEM) analysis was conducted for the characterization of PCM nanocomposite.
The energy storage behaviour of the prepared nanocomposites were analyzed with the help of differential
scanning calorimeter instruments, which showed that there is no observable variation in the melting point of the
nanocomposite, and a decline in the latent heat values. Furthermore, thermal conductivity trend of the
nanocomposites caused by NG addition was investigated, which indicated enhancement of thermal conductivity
with increasing NG concentration. Further, nanocomposites with a 0.4 wt. % of NG, displayed appreciable
increase in rate of heat transfer, reducing melting time and solidification time by 48 and 47 %, respectively. The
prepared PCM nanocomposites displayed superior heat transfer trend, permitting substantial thermal energy
storage.

Keywords: Acetamide, Energy storage, Heat transfer, Nanographite, Phase change material.

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Authors: M. Chaitanya, V. Kannan

Paper Title: Design And Analysis Of RHBD Memory Cells And 4x4 RHBD 10T Memory Cell Architecture
Abstract: CMOS technology plays an important role in the modern electronics world. CMOS technology also
plays significant role in aerospace applications. To store data, memories are widely used as the medium in
aerospace applications. SRAM cells are the memories made by the CMOS technology. The most vital issues
faced by memories are due to single event upsets (SEUs) which are induced by radiation particles. The SEU’s
due to increase in densities and SEU’s. There is a decrease in critical charge and supply voltage in CMOS
process technology. There is a need for a technique which can to tolerate these SEU’s in such aerospace
applications. Which are in the environment of complex celestial radiation? The technique which is considered
for such environment is radiation-hardened by design (RHBD) with soft error robustness. This paper aims at is
proposing an area efficient and high reliable RHBD memory cell for the above said application using 45nm
technology in Cadence Tool. Depending on power, write/read time, the layout area of 14T, 12T and 10T RHBD
memory cells and their performance on power for read/write operations are observed. A comparative study is
also done on these memory cells based the parameters considered.

Keywords: Architecture, CMOS, RHBD.

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Authors: Gaurav S. Narlawar, N. B. Chaphalkar, Sayali Sandbhor
Time and Resource Management of Residential Apartment Construction using Building
Paper Title:
Information Modeling
Abstract: To complete a project under the complicated situations, it is important to follow effective ways to
use available tools and methods, taking into account present technology and management. Also, it is challenging
to prepare accurate and achievable plans in large construction projects. Visualizing forms at an early stage in
building design improves the ability of designers to deliver ideas and the capability to inspect and assess the
methods helps to predict and optimize the actual presentation of the construction project. These different features
form the basis for Building Information Modeling (BIM). The archetypal problems like budget overflow, lack of
communication, cost overruns, overtime delays, rework can be minimized with the use of Building Information
Modeling (BIM) tools for building design & resource management. In this paper, the concept of Building
Information Modelling (BIM) is used for 3D modeling, which involves 4th dimension as Time (4D), 5th
dimension of Cost (5D) of the project. A case study of G+5 residential apartment is presented for 3D BIM
729. modeling and quantity take-off with the commercial software Autodesk Revit 2019. The 4D BIM carried out
using Primavera P6 is explained with methodology for a case study. Further, Autodesk Navisworks Manage 4238-
2019 is used for 5D BIM, which includes a graphical presentation of the construction schedule and cost 42
estimation of the case study. 46

Keywords: Building Information Modelling (BIM), Construction Management, 3D BIM, 4D BIM, 5D BIM.

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Authors: George Gabriel Richard Roy, S. Britto Ramesh Kumar

A Security Framework for A Sustainable Smart Ecosystem using Permissioned Blockchain:
Paper Title:
Performance Evaluation
Abstract: This world always revolves around technology. There is always some disruptive technology that
topples down any technology that people normally consider as a de-facto standard or norm. The Internet was one
of these disruptive technologies which turned the whole way of how people were communicating with each
other. It has revolutionized computing and communication. After a few decades of disruption, today people have
accustomed to make their jobs easier with automation, remote control over the Internet, unsupervised actuation
etc., This is all feasible with the advent of Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is one of the disruptive technologies of
this era. Consumers of IoT are of different sorts ranging from, normal home automation to space engineering.
These consumers share important details in these IoT networks which are susceptible to attacks from intruders
who abuse the flaws of the IoT network for their own benefit. IoT security is one of the major concerns among
all the issues of implementing an IoT based solution. Blockchain another disruptive technology is amalgamated
to form a robust secure Smart Home Ecosystem. An Ecosystem is designed to incorporate IoT and Blockchain
seamlessly. Where services could be automated and operated in a secure manner. This paper proposes the
performance results of a Security framework for a Sustainable Smart Ecosystem using permissioned Blockchain.

Keywords: Blockchain, IoT Security, Smart Ecosystem, Disruptive Technologies.

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Authors: Sanika H. Shinde, Mousami V. Munot, Prashant Kumar, Surabhi Boob

Paper Title: Intelligent Companion for Blind: Smart Stick
Abstract: Blindness is a state of lacking the visual perception due to physiological or neurological factors.
According to World Health Organization, approximately 1.3 billion people live with some form of visual
731. impairment with 36 million people being completely blind. These people face great difficulty in independent and 4251-
safe mobility. Almost 89% of such people live in low and middle income countries, and are unable to afford 42
existing mobility aid devices. Addressing these difficulties, the proposed research aims to design a low-cost and 56
user- friendly guidance system “Smart Stick” which serves as an Electronic travel Aid and as a Position Locator
Device. It helps to improve the mobility of both blind and visually impaired people, enabling them to navigate
 safely by avoiding any obstacles that may encounter and providing facility to communicate its current location to
any of his/her relative. This device is tested under natural environmental conditions, and has performed excellent
under low and high light environments too. The proposed design achieves reduction in cost by 44% in
comparison to existing devices.

Keywords: Visually impaired, obstacle-detection, conveying position, Smart Stick, Ultrasonic ranger.

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Authors: A.Prabhu Chakkaravarthy, A.Chandrasekar

A Linear Filtering on Automatic Decomposition and Reconstruction of Dermoscopy Images using
Paper Title:
Global Thresholding
Abstract: One of the fastest growing cancers in human cell is skin cancer. Initially starts from the outer layer
of human body and spreads unevenly all over by increasing in diameter. The formation of skin cancer depends
on the weakness of skin cell. To find the perfect diagnosis, dermatologist should use the computational method.
The identification of skin cancer is not easy on the first stage by the dermatologist but the computational method
describes out perfectly. The proposed work describes in extracting the skin lesion using Otsu Thresholding with
inverse discrete 2D wavelet transform. The proposed work initiated by pre-processing is to enhance the image,
followed by segmentation to extract skin lesion with decomposition of fore ground and background image and
terminates with post processing to extract feature like uneven boundary. The performance measure between
proposed segmentation and ground truth image, described with accuracy up to 96.69% for ISIC 2016 dataset.

Keywords: Gaussian Filter, 2D Discrete Wavelet Transform, Otsu Threshold, 2D Inverse Wavelet Transform,
Canny Edge Detection, Morphological Open, Principal Component Analysis.

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Paper Title: Applicability of Blockchain Technology in Communication of Data using Raspberry Pi as Server
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at any point because of their data contains both previous and local hash. This is why usage of block chain
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technology for communication of data for safety and immense security.

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Paper Title: A Secured Data Retrieval Architecture for WBAN using Elliptic Curve Digital Signature
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Paper Title: Experimental Analysis for Semantic based Large Scale Service Composition using Deep Learning
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automated service composition is a technique in which Web Service Composition can be done automatically
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methods for large scale environment by considering the QoS Parameters. We have used stacked autoencoders to
learn features of web services. Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) leverages uses the learned features to predict
the new composition. Experiment results show the efficiency and scalability. Use of deep learning algorithm in
web service composition, leads to high success rate and less computational cost.

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Paper Title: Solving Real-Life Problem Using Transportation

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Design of High-Speed Desensitized FIR Filter Employing Reduced Complexity SQRT Carry
Paper Title:
Select Adder
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digital filtering operation. With regard to FIR filter design, Multiplication and Accumulation component (MAC)
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these issues, a modified Booth multiplier encompassing SQRT Carry Select Adder (CSLA) based MAC
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logical elements forgiving optimum performance with respect to delay and power consumption. The suggested
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complexity based SQRT CSLA show encouraging signs with respect to 12.08% reduction in delay and 2.2%
reduction in power consumption when compared with traditional RCA based digital FIR filter.

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travel from one place to another place without safety and convenience. They find it difficult to react to situation
739. in front of them. In order to solve these problems, an Electric Vehicle (EV) is designed where they can travel
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maintenance, less number components in comparison with existing EV. The gross weight of designed vehicle
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Paper Title: Performance of Fuzzy Rough Sets and Fuzzy Evolutionary Classifiers using Medical Databases
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Paper Title: Image Compression Utilizing Wavelet Transform

Abstract: Image stress diminishes the season of transmits in the gadget and increases the transmission pace. In
Lossless approach of image pressure, no data wander off at the same time as doing the stress. To recognize those
forms of issues distinct techniques for the photo stress are utilized. Currently questions like how to do mage
stress and second one is which kinds of innovation is utilized, might be emerges. Therefore normally sorts’ of
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in their packages and consume nearly no reminiscence. A calculation has additionally been acquainted and
linked with p.c. snap shots and to decompress them lower back, via using the huffman encoding methods.

Keywords: Strain Strategies, Decode and Encode.

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Authors: Dinokumar Kongkham, M Sundararajan

Paper Title: Distributed Wideband Sensing Method for Faded Dynamic Spectrum Access
Abstract: A conveyed compressive inspecting method is proposed for agreeable wideband spectrum sensing
which requires fewer quantities of estimations whereas conquering time-changeability of range inhabitance and
the shrouded station issue. Initially, we demonstrate that the wideband range inhabitance data could most likely
be recouped with a decreased quantity of range estimations. Second, we suggest detecting framework plan which
increases the spectrum detecting recuperation precision. Utilizing simulations, we affirm our theoretic outcomes
and demonstrate that collaboration prompts high identification likelihood, even with every auxiliary client taking
just little estimation. We likewise demonstrate that it is adequate to think about a subset of near to optional
clients to get equivalent exhibitions.

Keywords: Heterogeneous Wideband Access, Appropriated Compressive Examining, Cooperative Spectrum

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743. Authors: B Gowri Sankaran, B Karthik, S P Vijayaragavan

 Paper Title: Weight Ward Change Region Plummeting Change for Square based Image Huffman Coding
Abstract: Image weight is an execution of the data weight which encodes genuine picture with specific bits.
The purpose of the image weight is to lessen the redundancy and superfluity of picture data to be capable to
record or send data in an incredible structure. Thusly the image weight lessens the period of transmit in the
framework and raises the transmission speed. In Lossless technique of picture weight, no data get lost while
doing the weight. To handle these sorts of issues various techniques for the image weight are used. By and by
inquiries like how to do mage weight and second one is which sorts of development is used, may be rises. In this
way normally two sorts' of strategies are explained called as lossless and the lossy picture weight approaches.
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encoding frameworks.

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Authors: N Kandavel, A Kumaravel

Paper Title: Offloading Computation for Efficient Energy in Mobile Cloud Computing
Abstract: Mobile Cloud is giving offices of capacity and remote application facilitating. A few mobile
applications are excessively computation concentrated so control utilization issue is basic issue in mobile
gadgets. Offloading highlight in Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) decreased power utilization issues of mobile
gadgets. Existing examination works have either utilized fixed mobile gadget speed or does not consider mobile
gadget speed in estimation of nearby execution energy. Speed of mobile gadget assumes a noteworthy job in
assurance of neighborhood execution energy and it is influenced by parallel running applications and clock
recurrence of mobile gadget. Since when there are applications running in parallel, execution speed of mobile
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foresee gadget speed as per load on mobile gadget. We have contrasted proposed work and two kinds of
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Keywords: Cloud Computing, Efficient Energy, Offloading Computation and Smart Phone.

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Authors: M Venkata Dasu, Dr P V N Reddy, Dr S Chandra Mohan Reddy

745. Paper Title: Classification of Landsat-8 Imagery Based On Pca And Ndvi Methods
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the information about houses, roads, buildings, vegetation etc. A superior indicator for the presence of
vegetation can be computed from the vegetation indices of a satellite image. This indicator supports in
describing the health of vegetation through the image attributes like greenness and density. The other parameter
in detecting objects or region of interest is an image is the texture. A satellite image contains spectral
information and can be represented by more spectral bands and classification is very tough task. Generally,
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parameters such as Kappa coefficient, overall accuracy, user’s accuracy, precision accuracy and F1 accuracy. In
this work existing method is PCA and proposed method is PCA+NDVI. Experimental results shows that the
proposed method has better statistical values compared to existing method.

Keywords: Classification, Kappa coefficient, Multispectral images, NDVI, PCA.

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Authors: Nisha Rani, Kuldeep Singh, Nitin Kumar Sharma, Anuj Singal

Paper Title: Recent Updates on Electrochemical Detection of Perchlorate Ions

Abstract: Perchlorate is a highly toxic compound. It has both chemical and physical properties. Perchlorate is
not easily degradable compound by both bio and non-bio degradation process because of its high stability,
highly water soluble compound and low absorption. That’s why perchlorate reduction becomes a big challenge.
In this research work we studied different type of electrochemical technique and effect of different electrodes on
these techniques. In present days, many techniques were developed for the detection or reduction of perchlorate
such as bio-degradation, optical, chemical, electrochemical and microbial technique. This article gives
746. information about application of electrochemical technique for the detection or reduction of perchlorate. The
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electrochemical techniques have various types for the detection of ion. These techniques grouped on the behalf
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of various types of electrical signal such as potential or voltage, current and impedance which were produce in
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the presence of perchlorate into aqueous solution. Electrochemical technique such as impedance spectroscopy,
this technique was performed on the electrochemical work station by applied a constant range of frequency. In
cyclic voltammetry technique we were given a constant potential range and found results in the form of
oxidation and reduction current. In the reduction of perchlorate history various researcher was found results
using different electrochemical technique on different types of electrodes. The perchlorate salts and perchlorate
have some useful application in the defense field, batteries, automobile airbags, rocket propellants and fuels.
Perchlorate contamination is become a worldwide health problems. In many western states perchlorate was
found in ground and surface water. It disturbs the thyroid gland to uptake iodine the human body. So its
prevention technique was needed. However, the electrochemical techniques have more advantage such as low
cost, user friendly, label free and real time monitoring over all other techniques. So we focus on electrochemical
detection technique for the perchlorate.

Keywords: Perchlorate treatment, electrochemical detection, electrochemical work station, electrochemical

techniques, electrodes.

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Paper Title: Advanced Machine Learning Models to Handle Unifying Attacks in Images
Abstract: Critical advancement has been made with profound neural systems as of late. Sharing prepared
models of profound neural systems has been a significant in the fast advancement of innovative work of these
frameworks. In digital environment, there are different types of applications face security related attack
sequences from third parties. Most of the machine learning related approaches was introduced to describe
security in wind and vulnerable attack sequences. Digital Watermarking is one of the approach to handle
adversary related security approach to handle attacks appeared in digital environment. But it has some
limitations to describe efficient security behind the web related applications appeared in real time environment.
So that in this paper, we propose and implement advanced machine learning approach i.e Neural Network based
Click Prediction (NNBCP) to handle web related attack sequences in real time environment. It uses Integrated
CAPTCHA procedure to provide machine learning based captcha generation for user login and registration to
handle different types of attacks in digital systems.

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Authors: Vishwa Bhanu, P. Sudhakar Rao

Paper Title: Gaussian Energy Distribution of a RC-Circuit Based Single Discharge Pulse in Micro-EDM
Abstract: Owing to the non-isoenergetic nature of discharge pulses in resistance-capacitance (RC) based
micro-EDM (µEDM), the volume of micro-crater generated by each pulse varies significantly. This fact has
driven the researchers in this work to propose an electrothermal principle-based analytical model to approximate
dimensional (diameter and depth) accuracies of such micro-craters. An investigation has been done to robustly
apprehend the nature of energy distribution during single discharge micromachining in µEDM. The study
gradually substantiates the theoretical nature of energy distribution during a single discharge. The predicted
nature of energy distribution helps in comprehending the volume removed from the workpiece, energy loss, and
machining efficiency.

Keywords: Data Acquisition, MATLAB, µEDM, RC Circuit, and Single Discharge.

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Paper Title: Pixel Based Sar Image Classification using Random Forest Algorithm
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general model for classification of Remotely Sensed Radar dual-polarization data based on RF is implemented
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neighbouring pixels in an image, and temporal class dependencies between different images of the same region,
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Keywords: Cascade feed forward neural network, Multilayer Feed forward, Random Forest, Synthetic Aperture 56
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Authors: Rima Deka, Sanya Anees

Paper Title: Cascaded Rf-Fso-Vlc System using Df Relays

Abstract: This paper presents performance analysis of cascaded radio frequency-free space optical
communication-visible light communication (RF-FSO-VLC) system. The proposed model comprises of the RF
link as the core network, a terrestrial optical link for providing last mile connectivity with the indoor cell users
communicating through VLC environment. The RF link undergoes Nakagami-m distributed fading, while
the terrestrial optical link is modeled by Double Generalized Gamma (DGG) distributed turbulence and
Rayleigh-distributed misalignment losses. VLC links are characterized by the randomness in users’ position.
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system is evaluated depending on whether the relays and the destination decode either perfectly or erroneously.
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and user’s position. This is because as FOV increases along with the height of the LED, the outage probability of
the system increases. Error probability depends on the type of detection techniques, where a heterodyne
detection system performs better than a direct detection system. Moreover, through results it is inferred that
severe fading and misalignment losses result in poor error performance of the considered system errors on the
performance of the considered cooperative system.

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Paper Title: Design of Planar and Conformal Microstrip Patch Antenna for Avionics Applications
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aircrafts, missiles and other vehicles comparing to other types of antenna because of their conformability nature.
In this paper several EM simulations performed on planar and conformal antenna for avionic applications. The
design of the proposed planar antenna configuration is analyzed by using IE3D simulation software, it is MOM
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method.In addition we are achieving circular polarization.

Keywords: planar microstrip patch, conformability, Method of Moment,IE3D,HFSS.

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and 30% of Coconut grit. Mechanical possessions, for example, Tensile possessions (rigidity, malleable),
Flexural possessions, Impact excellence when visible to shifting loads of grit (0.4 grams) were resolved.

Keywords: Bio-degradable Polymer, Cotton; Flax; Coconut; Hybrid composites.

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Authors: T. Naresh Kumar, D. David and S. Shankaranarayanan

Paper Title: Experimental Research on Abaca/Agave/Fly ash Nano Powder Reinforced Hybrid Composites
Abstract: Regular grit are those which are made normally, for example, Abaca, Jute, Hemp, cotton, hair,
fleece coir and etc. Because of numerous points of interest Ordinary grit are supplanting glass grit and carbon
grit, for example, its biodegradable nature so it dumps it beyond all detectable inhibitions space after it takes
retirement, and its simplicity of accessibility, low weight, and better quality in multi hub support with including
Nano powder particles with it. In this examination work motorized conduct of Flyash Nano
powder/Abaca/Agave grit strengthened epoxy based half and half compounds and its creation has been
considered. Work has been done to examine the flexural properties,tensile quality, hardness, and effect quality of
the compounds. It has been seen that effect quality is improved with the expansion in the weight portion of
normal strands to certain degree. The morphology of compounds is contemplated by utilizing Scanning Electron
Microscope (SEM).

Keywords: Abaca, Agave, Flyash nanopowder, Scanning Electron Microscope.

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International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,7(6), 281-286,2019.
138. Sathish, T and Chandramohan, D, Teaching methods and methodologies used in laboratories, International Journal of Recent
Technology and Engineering Volume 7, Issue 6, March 2019, Pages 291-293.
139. Chandramohan, D et al. Mechanical, Moisture Absorption, and Abrasion Resistance Properties of Bamboo–Jute–Glass Fiber
Composites. Journal of Bio- and Tribo-Corrosion (2019) 5:66.DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s40735-019-0259-z
140. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J., Karthikeyan, P., Vijayan, R., Murali, B. ,Progress of biomaterials in the field of orthopaedics,
American Journal of Applied Sciences, 11 (4),623-630,2014.
141. Chandramohan, D.and Marimuthu, K., Natural fibre particle reinforced composite material for bone implant, European Journal of
Scientific Research, Vol.54, No.3,384-406,2011.
142. Chandramohan, D, et.al., “Applications of CT/CAD/RPT in the Futurestic Development of Orthopaedics and Fabrication of Plate and
Screw Material from Natural Fibre Particle Reinforced Composites for Humerus Bone Fixation – A Future Drift”, Malaysian Journal
of Educational Technology, Vol.10,No.12,73-81,2010.
143. Chandramohan, D and John Presin Kumar A. Fibre reinforced composites: A promising material for artificial limp. Data-Enabled
Discovery and Applications. 1-9. 2017. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s41688-017-0010-1
144. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J, Impact test on natural fiber reinforced polymer composite materials, Carbon - Science and
Technology,5(3), pp. 314-320,2013.
145. Chandramohan, D., Murali, B., Machining of composites - A review, Academic Journal of Manufacturing Engineering,12(3), 67-
71,2014.
146. Chandramohan.D., “Analysis On Natural Fiber Bone Plates”, European Journal of Experimental Biology, 4(2):323-332,2014.
147. Chandramohan, D., Rajesh, S,Study of machining parameters on natural fiber particle reinforced polymer composite material,
Academic Journal of Manufacturing Engineering12(3),72-77,2014.
148. D Chandramohan, K Marimuthu, Bio composite materials based on bio polymers and natural fibers-contribution as bone implants,
International Journal Of Advanced Medical Sciences And Applied Research, Vol No. 1, Issue No. 1, 009 – 012,2011.
149. Chandramohan, D., Marimuthu, K. Applications of natural fiber composites for replacement of orthopaedic alloys, Proceedings of the
International Conference on Nanoscience, Engineering and Technology, 6167942, pp. 137-145,2011.
150. Chandramohan, D., Rajesh, S., Increasing combusting resistance for Hybrid composites, International Journal of Applied Engineering
Research,9(20), 6979-6985,2014.
151. Chandramohan, D. and Marimuthu, K., “Contribution of Biomaterials to Orthopaedics as Bone Implants – A Review”, International
Journal of Materials Science, Vol.5, No.3,445-463,2010.
152. Chandramohan.D., and A.Senthilathiban. Effects of chemical treatment on jute fiber reinforced composites, International Journal of
Applied Chemistry, 10 (1),153-162,2014.
153. S.Dinesh kumar and K. Purushothaman (2018): Enhancement of thermal conductivity in a plate heat exchanger by using nano particles
CNT, Al2O3,surfactant with De-ionised water as coolant, International Journal of Ambient Energy,
DOI:10.1080/01430750.2018.1562979.
154. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J. Natural fiber reinforced polymer composites for automobile accessories, American Journal of
Environmental Sciences,9(6), 494-504,2014.
155. Sathish,T., Periyasamy,P., Chandramohan,D., Nagabhooshanam, N., Modelling K-nearest neighbour technique for the parameter
prediction of cryogenic treated tool in surface roughness minimization, International Journal of Mechanical and Production
Engineering Research and Development, Volume 2018, Issue Special Issue, 2018, Article number IJMPERDSPL201883, Pages 705-
710.
156. S. Dinesh Kumar, K. Purushothaman, D. Chandramohan et al., ANN-AGCS for the prediction of temperature distribution and required
energy in hot forging process using finite element analysis, Materials Today: Proceedings,
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.05.426.
157. Sathish, T., Chandramohan, D. Design and analysis of wind box segment in travelling grate stoker boiler using CFD, International
Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,7(6), 287-290,2019.
158. Sathish,T., Periyasamy,P., Chandramohan,D., Nagabhooshanam, N., Modelling of cost based optimization system E-O-L disassembly
in reverse logistics, International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Volume 2018, Issue
Special Issue, 2018, Article number IJMPERDSPL201883, Pages 711-716.
159. Chandramohan, D and John Presin Kumar A. Experimental data on the properties of natural fiber particle reinforced polymer
composite material, Data in Brief,13, pp. 460-468,2017.
160. Raja Ganesan Prabhakaran Vasantha-Srinivasan, Sengodan Karthi, Muthiah Chellappandian, Athirstam Ponsankar, Annamalai
Thanigaivel, Sengottayan Senthil-Nathan, Devarajan Chandramohan, Aspergillus flavus (Link) toxins reduces the fitness of dengue
vector Aedes aegypti (Linn.) and their non-target toxicity against aquatic predator, Microbial pathogenesis,128,281-287,2019.
161. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.micpath.2019.01.014.
162. J Bharamichandar, D Chandramohan, B Murali, Natural fibre reinforced polymer composite in synthetic bone grafting-a new approach,
J Mid East Appl Sci Technol,16,588-596, 2014.
163. Karthick, S. TDP: A Novel Secure and Energy Aware Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks, In International Journal of
Intelligent Engineering and Systems, Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 76-84. 2018.
164. Sathish, T., Muthukumar, K., Palani Kumar, B. A study on making of compact manual paper recycling plant for domestic purpose,
International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Vol. 8, No. Special Issue 7, pp. 1515-
1535, 2018.
165. Sathish, T., Jayaprakash, J. Multi period disassembly-to-order of end-of-life product based on scheduling to maximise the profit in
reverse logistic operation, International Journal of Logistics Systems and Management, Vol. 26, No. 3, pp. 402-419, 2017..
166. Sathish, T., Muthulakshmanan, A. Modelling of Manhattan K-nearest neighbor for exhaust emission analysis of CNG-diesel engine,
Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics, Vol. 11, No. Special issue, pp. 39-44, 2018.
167. Sathish, T., Vijayakumar, M.D., Krishnan Ayyangar, A. Design and Fabrication of Industrial Components Using 3D Printing,
Materials Today: Proceedings, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 14489-14498, 2018.
Madan, D., Sivakandhan, C., Sagadevan, S., Sathish, T. Ocean wave energy scenario in India, International Journal of Mechanical and
Production Engineering Research and Development, Vol. 2018, No. Special Issue, pp. 582-590, 2018

Authors: D. Logendran, A. Abraham Eben Andrews and S. Gopinath

Paper Title: Assessing Mechanical Properties of NFRPC Material

755. Abstract: Inspiration for the contemporaneous work has come from the energy to grow sure transient
4375-
compound ingredients for residential or mechanical applications abuse plant filaments and gums. The wide
43
accessibility of strands has roused the occasion of normal grit compounds. This theory goes for acquainting new
79
normal strands with be utilized as fillers in an exceedingly synthetic compound lattice, facultative generation of
value effective, biodegradable and light-weight compounds for burden conveying structures. Abaca grit, one
such kind, is well off in polyose, relatively modest and extremely advertised. During this examination, extraction
of Abaca grit was appropriated and examinations on mechanical possessions were controlled by
experimentation. Fillers were thought of as added substances. Their significant commitment was in bringing
down the estimation of ingredients by substitution the dearer synthetic compound. Fillers will improve
mechanical possesions. Fillers increment the bond between the rosin and grit.

Keywords: Fabrication, Composite ingredients, Tensile examine.

References:

1. R.Prasannasrinivas and Chandramohan.D., “Analysis of Natural Fiber Reinforced Composite Material for the Helmet Outer shell”,
International Journal of current Research, Vol.4,No.3,137-141,2012.
2. B.Murali and Chandramohan.D., “Fabrication of Industrial Safety Helmet by using Hybrid Composite Materials”, Journal of Middle
East Applied Science and Technology, 15,584-587,2014.
3. Murali, B., Chandra Mohan, D. Chemical treatment on hemp/polymer composites, Journal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical
Research,6(9), pp. 419-423.
4. Pandyaraj, V., Ravi Kumar, L., Chandramohan, D. Experimental investigation of mechanical properties of GFRP reinforced with coir
and flax, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology,9, pp. 1034-1042,2018.
5. Murali, B., Chandra Mohan, D., Nagoor Vali, S.K., Muthukumarasamy, S., Mohan, A. Mechanical behavior of chemically treated
jute/polymer composites, Carbon - Science and Technology,6(1), pp. 330-335.
6. K Gurusami, K et.al.,(2019): A Comparative Study on Surface Strengthening Characterization and Residual Stresses of Dental Alloys
using Laser Shock Peening, International Journal of Ambient Energy, DOI: 10.1080/01430750.2019.1614987.
7. Sathish, T., Chandramohan, D. Experimental study and model development for on-line drill wear monitoring system using lab view,
International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,7(6), 281-286,2019.
8. Sathish, T and Chandramohan, D, Teaching methods and methodologies used in laboratories, International Journal of Recent
Technology and Engineering Volume 7, Issue 6, March 2019, Pages 291-293.
9. Chandramohan, D et al. Mechanical, Moisture Absorption, and Abrasion Resistance Properties of Bamboo–Jute–Glass Fiber
Composites. Journal of Bio- and Tribo-Corrosion (2019) 5:66.
10. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s40735-019-0259-z
11. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J., Karthikeyan, P., Vijayan, R., Murali, B. ,Progress of biomaterials in the field of orthopaedics,
American Journal of Applied Sciences, 11 (4),623-630,2014.
12. Chandramohan, D.and Marimuthu, K., Natural fibre particle reinforced composite material for bone implant, European Journal of
Scientific Research, Vol.54, No.3,384-406,2011.
13. Chandramohan, D, et.al., “Applications of CT/CAD/RPT in the Futurestic Development of Orthopaedics and Fabrication of Plate and
Screw Material from Natural Fibre Particle Reinforced Composites for Humerus Bone Fixation – A Future Drift”, Malaysian Journal
of Educational Technology, Vol.10,No.12,73-81,2010.
14. Chandramohan, D and John Presin Kumar A. Fibre reinforced composites: A promising material for artificial limp. Data-Enabled
Discovery and Applications. 1-9. 2017.
15. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s41688-017-0010-1
16. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J, Impact test on natural fiber reinforced polymer composite materials, Carbon - Science and
Technology,5(3), pp. 314-320,2013.
17. Chandramohan, D., Murali, B., Machining of composites - A review, Academic Journal of Manufacturing Engineering,12(3), 67-
71,2014.
18. Chandramohan.D., “Analysis On Natural Fiber Bone Plates”, European Journal of Experimental Biology, 4(2):323-332,2014.
19. Chandramohan, D., Rajesh, S,Study of machining parameters on natural fiber particle reinforced polymer composite material,
Academic Journal of Manufacturing Engineering12(3),72-77,2014.
20. D Chandramohan, K Marimuthu, Bio composite materials based on bio polymers and natural fibers-contribution as bone implants,
International Journal Of Advanced Medical Sciences And Applied Research, Vol No. 1, Issue No. 1, 009 – 012,2011.
21. Chandramohan, D., Marimuthu, K. Applications of natural fiber composites for replacement of orthopaedic alloys, Proceedings of the
International Conference on Nanoscience, Engineering and Technology, 6167942, pp. 137-145,2011.
22. Chandramohan, D., Rajesh, S., Increasing combusting resistance for Hybrid composites, International Journal of Applied Engineering
Research,9(20), 6979-6985,2014.
23. Chandramohan, D. and Marimuthu, K., “Contribution of Biomaterials to Orthopaedics as Bone Implants – A Review”, International
Journal of Materials Science, Vol.5, No.3,445-463,2010.
24. Chandramohan.D., and A.Senthilathiban. Effects of chemical treatment on jute fiber reinforced composites, International Journal of
Applied Chemistry, 10 (1),153-162,2014.
25. S.Dinesh kumar and K. Purushothaman (2018): Enhancement of thermal conductivity in a plate heat exchanger by using nano particles
CNT, Al2O3,surfactant with De-ionised water as coolant, International Journal of Ambient Energy,
DOI:10.1080/01430750.2018.1562979.
26. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J. Natural fiber reinforced polymer composites for automobile accessories, American Journal of
Environmental Sciences,9(6), 494-504,2014.
27. Sathish,T., Periyasamy,P., Chandramohan,D., Nagabhooshanam, N., Modelling K-nearest neighbour technique for the parameter
prediction of cryogenic treated tool in surface roughness minimization, International Journal of Mechanical and Production
Engineering Research and Development, Volume 2018, Issue Special Issue, 2018, Article number IJMPERDSPL201883, Pages 705-
710.
28. S. Dinesh Kumar, K. Purushothaman, D. Chandramohan et al., ANN-AGCS for the prediction of temperature distribution and required
energy in hot forging process using finite element analysis, Materials Today: Proceedings,
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.05.426.
29. Sathish, T., Chandramohan, D. Design and analysis of wind box segment in travelling grate stoker boiler using CFD, International
Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,7(6), 287-290,2019.
30. Sathish,T., Periyasamy,P., Chandramohan,D., Nagabhooshanam, N., Modelling of cost based optimization system E-O-L disassembly
in reverse logistics, International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Volume 2018, Issue
Special Issue, 2018, Article number IJMPERDSPL201883, Pages 711-716.
31. Chandramohan, D and John Presin Kumar A. Experimental data on the properties of natural fiber particle reinforced polymer
composite material, Data in Brief,13, pp. 460-468,2017.
32. Raja Ganesan Prabhakaran Vasantha-Srinivasan, Sengodan Karthi, Muthiah Chellappandian, Athirstam Ponsankar, Annamalai
Thanigaivel, Sengottayan Senthil-Nathan, Devarajan Chandramohan, Aspergillus flavus (Link) toxins reduces the fitness of dengue
vector Aedes aegypti (Linn.) and their non-target toxicity against aquatic predator, Microbial pathogenesis,128,281-287,2019.
33. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.micpath.2019.01.014.
34. J Bharamichandar, D Chandramohan, B Murali, Natural fibre reinforced polymer composite in synthetic bone grafting-a new approach,
 J Mid East Appl Sci Technol,16,588-596, 2014
35. Karthick, S. TDP: A Novel Secure and Energy Aware Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks, In International Journal of
Intelligent Engineering and Systems, Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 76-84. 2018.
36. Sathish, T., Muthukumar, K., Palani Kumar, B. A study on making of compact manual paper recycling plant for domestic purpose,
International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Vol. 8, No. Special Issue 7, pp. 1515-
1535, 2018..
37. Sathish, T., Jayaprakash, J. Multi period disassembly-to-order of end-of-life product based on scheduling to maximise the profit in
reverse logistic operation, International Journal of Logistics Systems and Management, Vol. 26, No. 3, pp. 402-419, 2017..
38. Sathish, T., Muthulakshmanan, A. Modelling of Manhattan K-nearest neighbor for exhaust emission analysis of CNG-diesel engine,
Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics, Vol. 11, No. Special issue, pp. 39-44, 2018.
39. Sathish, T., Vijayakumar, M.D., Krishnan Ayyangar, A. Design and Fabrication of Industrial Components Using 3D Printing,
Materials Today: Proceedings, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 14489-14498, 2018.
40. Madan, D., Sivakandhan, C., Sagadevan, S., Sathish, T. Ocean wave energy scenario in India, International Journal of Mechanical and
Production Engineering Research and Development, Vol. 2018, No. Special Issue, pp. 582-590, 2018.

Authors: D. Logendran, T. Naresh Kumar and A. Abraham Eben Andrews

Paper Title: Experimental Research on Natural Fiber Reinforced Polymer Composite Material Composites
Abstract: In this examination, common strands like Abaca, Coir and Flax , Abaca and Coir (half breed) , Flax
and Coir (cross breed) and Flax and Abaca (crossover) are manufactured with bio epoxy tar utilizing forming
technique. In this paper the ideal blending of fortitude and sap is accomplished by utilizing Taguchi strategy. In
this effort, flexural unbending nature and rigidity of Abaca besides Coir (half and half), Flax and Coir
(hybridand Flax and Abaca (cross breed) composite at dry and wet conditions were considered. Hardness test
remained directed utilizing rigidity testing machine. In this effort small scale edifice of the examples are
examined by the Skim through Electron Hand-held microscope.

Keywords: Natural strands, Bio epoxy tar, Experimental Research, Taguchi technique.

References:
1. R.Prasannasrinivas and Chandramohan.D., “Analysis of Natural Fiber Reinforced Composite Material for the Helmet Outer shell”,
International Journal of current Research, Vol.4,No.3,137-141,2012.
2. B.Murali and Chandramohan.D., “Fabrication of Industrial Safety Helmet by using Hybrid Composite Materials”, Journal of Middle
East Applied Science and Technology, 15,584-587,2014.
3. Murali, B., Chandra Mohan, D. Chemical treatment on hemp/polymer composites, Journal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical
Research,6(9), pp. 419-423.
4. Pandyaraj, V., Ravi Kumar, L., Chandramohan, D. Experimental investigation of mechanical properties of GFRP reinforced with coir
and flax, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology,9, pp. 1034-1042,2018.
5. Murali, B., Chandra Mohan, D., Nagoor Vali, S.K., Muthukumarasamy, S., Mohan, A. Mechanical behavior of chemically treated
jute/polymer composites, Carbon - Science and Technology,6(1), pp. 330-335.
6. K Gurusami, K et.al.,(2019): A Comparative Study on Surface Strengthening Characterization and Residual Stresses of Dental Alloys
using Laser Shock Peening, International Journal of Ambient Energy, DOI: 10.1080/01430750.2019.1614987.
7. Sathish, T., Chandramohan, D. Experimental study and model development for on-line drill wear monitoring system using lab view,
International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,7(6), 281-286,2019.
8. Sathish, T and Chandramohan, D, Teaching methods and methodologies used in laboratories, International Journal of Recent
Technology and Engineering Volume 7, Issue 6, March 2019, Pages 291-293.
9. Chandramohan, D et al. Mechanical, Moisture Absorption, and Abrasion Resistance Properties of Bamboo–Jute–Glass Fiber
756. Composites. Journal of Bio- and Tribo-Corrosion (2019) 5:66. 4380-
10. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s40735-019-0259-z
11. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J., Karthikeyan, P., Vijayan, R., Murali, B. ,Progress of biomaterials in the field of orthopaedics,
43
American Journal of Applied Sciences, 11 (4),623-630,2014. 85
12. Chandramohan, D.and Marimuthu, K., Natural fibre particle reinforced composite material for bone implant, European Journal of
Scientific Research, Vol.54, No.3,384-406,2011.
13. Chandramohan, D, et.al., “Applications of CT/CAD/RPT in the Futurestic Development of Orthopaedics and Fabrication of Plate and
Screw Material from Natural Fibre Particle Reinforced Composites for Humerus Bone Fixation – A Future Drift”, Malaysian Journal
of Educational Technology, Vol.10,No.12,73-81,2010.
14. Chandramohan, D and John Presin Kumar A. Fibre reinforced composites: A promising material for artificial limp. Data-Enabled
Discovery and Applications. 1-9. 2017.
15. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s41688-017-0010-1
16. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J, Impact test on natural fiber reinforced polymer composite materials, Carbon - Science and
Technology,5(3), pp. 314-320,2013.
17. Chandramohan, D., Murali, B., Machining of composites - A review, Academic Journal of Manufacturing Engineering,12(3), 67-
71,2014.
18. Chandramohan.D., “Analysis On Natural Fiber Bone Plates”, European Journal of Experimental Biology, 4(2):323-332,2014.
19. Chandramohan, D., Rajesh, S,Study of machining parameters on natural fiber particle reinforced polymer composite material,
Academic Journal of Manufacturing Engineering12(3),72-77,2014.
20. D Chandramohan, K Marimuthu, Bio composite materials based on bio polymers and natural fibers-contribution as bone implants,
International Journal Of Advanced Medical Sciences And Applied Research, Vol No. 1, Issue No. 1, 009 – 012,2011.
21. Chandramohan, D., Marimuthu, K. Applications of natural fiber composites for replacement of orthopaedic alloys, Proceedings of the
International Conference on Nanoscience, Engineering and Technology, 6167942, pp. 137-145,2011.
22. Chandramohan, D., Rajesh, S., Increasing combusting resistance for Hybrid composites, International Journal of Applied Engineering
Research,9(20), 6979-6985,2014.
23. Chandramohan, D. and Marimuthu, K., “Contribution of Biomaterials to Orthopaedics as Bone Implants – A Review”, International
Journal of Materials Science, Vol.5, No.3,445-463,2010.
24. Chandramohan.D., and A.Senthilathiban. Effects of chemical treatment on jute fiber reinforced composites, International Journal of
Applied Chemistry, 10 (1),153-162,2014.
25. S.Dinesh kumar and K. Purushothaman (2018): Enhancement of thermal conductivity in a plate heat exchanger by using nano particles
CNT, Al2O3,surfactant with De-ionised water as coolant, International Journal of Ambient Energy,
DOI:10.1080/01430750.2018.1562979.
26. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J. Natural fiber reinforced polymer composites for automobile accessories, American Journal of
Environmental Sciences,9(6), 494-504,2014.
27. Sathish,T., Periyasamy,P., Chandramohan,D., Nagabhooshanam, N., Modelling K-nearest neighbour technique for the parameter
 prediction of cryogenic treated tool in surface roughness minimization, International Journal of Mechanical and Production
Engineering Research and Development, Volume 2018, Issue Special Issue, 2018, Article number IJMPERDSPL201883, Pages 705-
710.
28. S. Dinesh Kumar, K. Purushothaman, D. Chandramohan et al., ANN-AGCS for the prediction of temperature distribution and required
energy in hot forging process using finite element analysis, Materials Today: Proceedings,
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.05.426.
29. Sathish, T., Chandramohan, D. Design and analysis of wind box segment in travelling grate stoker boiler using CFD, International
Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,7(6), 287-290,2019.
30. Sathish,T., Periyasamy,P., Chandramohan,D., Nagabhooshanam, N., Modelling of cost based optimization system E-O-L disassembly
in reverse logistics, International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Volume 2018, Issue
Special Issue, 2018, Article number IJMPERDSPL201883, Pages 711-716.
31. Chandramohan, D and John Presin Kumar A. Experimental data on the properties of natural fiber particle reinforced polymer
composite material, Data in Brief,13, pp. 460-468,2017.
32. Raja Ganesan Prabhakaran Vasantha-Srinivasan, Sengodan Karthi, Muthiah Chellappandian, Athirstam Ponsankar, Annamalai
Thanigaivel, Sengottayan Senthil-Nathan, Devarajan Chandramohan, Aspergillus flavus (Link) toxins reduces the fitness of dengue
vector Aedes aegypti (Linn.) and their non-target toxicity against aquatic predator, Microbial pathogenesis,128,281-287,2019.
33. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.micpath.2019.01.014.
34. J Bharamichandar, D Chandramohan, B Murali, Natural fibre reinforced polymer composite in synthetic bone grafting-a new approach,
J Mid East Appl Sci Technol,16,588-596, 2014.
35. Karthick, S. TDP: A Novel Secure and Energy Aware Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks, In International Journal of
Intelligent Engineering and Systems, Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 76-84. 2018.
36. Sathish, T., Muthukumar, K., Palani Kumar, B. A study on making of compact manual paper recycling plant for domestic purpose,
International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Vol. 8, No. Special Issue 7, pp. 1515-
1535, 2018.
37. Sathish, T., Jayaprakash, J. Multi period disassembly-to-order of end-of-life product based on scheduling to maximise the profit in
reverse logistic operation, International Journal of Logistics Systems and Management, Vol. 26, No. 3, pp. 402-419, 2017.
38. Sathish, T., Muthulakshmanan, A. Modelling of Manhattan K-nearest neighbor for exhaust emission analysis of CNG-diesel engine,
Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics, Vol. 11, No. Special issue, pp. 39-44, 2018.
39. Sathish, T., Vijayakumar, M.D., Krishnan Ayyangar, A. Design and Fabrication of Industrial Components Using 3D Printing,
Materials Today: Proceedings, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 14489-14498, 2018.
40. Sathish, T. BCCS Approach for the Parametric Optimization in Machining of Nimonic-263 alloy using RSM, Materials Today:
Proceedings, Vol. 5, No. 6, pp. 14416-14422, 2018.
Authors: T. Naresh Kumar, M.K. Aravindan and A. Abraham Eben Andrews

Paper Title: Tensile, Flexural and Surface Hardness Properties of Wool Grit/Silicone Polymer Composites
Abstract: Grit fortified polymer Compounds obligate numerous tenders as a class of auxiliary ingredients as a
result of the instance of manufacture, generally minimal effort of generation. The grit which fills in as a
fortification in strengthened plastics might be engineered or regular. An examination has been completed to
utilize Wool grit which is a characteristic grit copiously accessible in India. The target of the contemporary graft
is to think about the impact of grit stacking and mechanical conduct of Wool grit fortified Silicone Polymer
Compoundss. This paper demonstrates the assessment of elasticity, flexural quality and external rigidity of the
Wool-Silicone Polymer Compounds. It likewise finishes up the impact of grit stacking on elasticity, flexural
quality and external rigidity of the Wool Silicone Polymer Compounds.

Keywords: Wool Grit; Silicone Polymer; Tensile test; Flexural test; Hardness test.

References:

1. R.Prasannasrinivas and Chandramohan.D., “Analysis of Natural Fiber Reinforced Composite Material for the Helmet Outer shell”,
International Journal of current Research, Vol.4,No.3,137-141,2012.
2. B.Murali and Chandramohan.D., “Fabrication of Industrial Safety Helmet by using Hybrid Composite Materials”, Journal of Middle
East Applied Science and Technology, 15,584-587,2014.
3. Murali, B., Chandra Mohan, D. Chemical treatment on hemp/polymer composites, Journal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical
Research,6(9), pp. 419-423.
757. 4. Pandyaraj, V., Ravi Kumar, L., Chandramohan, D. Experimental investigation of mechanical properties of GFRP reinforced with coir 4386-
and flax, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology,9, pp. 1034-1042,2018.
5. Murali, B., Chandra Mohan, D., Nagoor Vali, S.K., Muthukumarasamy, S., Mohan, A. Mechanical behavior of chemically treated
43
jute/polymer composites, Carbon - Science and Technology,6(1), pp. 330-335. 88
6. K Gurusami, K et.al.,(2019): A Comparative Study on Surface Strengthening Characterization and Residual Stresses of Dental Alloys
using Laser Shock Peening, International Journal of Ambient Energy, DOI: 10.1080/01430750.2019.1614987.
7. Sathish, T., Chandramohan, D. Experimental study and model development for on-line drill wear monitoring system using lab view,
International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering,7(6), 281-286,2019.
8. Sathish, T and Chandramohan, D, Teaching methods and methodologies used in laboratories, International Journal of Recent
Technology and Engineering Volume 7, Issue 6, March 2019, Pages 291-293.
9. Chandramohan, D et al. Mechanical, Moisture Absorption, and Abrasion Resistance Properties of Bamboo–Jute–Glass Fiber
Composites. Journal of Bio- and Tribo-Corrosion (2019) 5:66.
10. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s40735-019-0259-z
11. Chandramohan, D., Bharanichandar, J., Karthikeyan, P., Vijayan, R., Murali, B. ,Progress of biomaterials in the field of orthopaedics,
American Journal of Applied Sciences, 11 (4),623-630,2014.
12. Chandramohan, D.and Marimuthu, K., Natural fibre particle reinforced composite material for bone implant, European Journal of
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Authors: Sarada Prasad Parida, Pankaj Charan Jena

Paper Title: Design and Finite Element analysis of Thick walled Laminated Composite Pressure Vessel
Abstract: Composite materials in general offer a high potential for manufacturing of structures with featuring
an interesting mechanical performance, mainly with regards to specific stiffness, specific strength, damage
tolerance and energy absorption capability. In current analysis, glass fibre reinforced in epoxy resin to form a
laminated composite walled pressure vessel(filament winding) is considered for design. The purpose of this
work is primarily to perform finite element analysis (FEA) of a composite walled pressure vessel (CPV) under
different loads. Different design stresses and strains are evaluated using Lame’s equation. These outcomes are
tabulated and examined with the results of the steel walled pressure vessel used for LPG. It is foundthat CPV is a
suitable vessel for LPG storage and it can be replaced current LPG steel walled vessel to CPV.

Keywords: design, cylinder, composite walled, vessel.

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A Multi-Agent Bio- Inspired System to Map Learners with Learning Resources using Clustering
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performance compared to that of a multi-agent K-Means clustering or a multi-agent DE clustering.

Keywords: Clustering, Data Mining, Differential Evolution (DE), Multi Agent Systems (MAS), K-Means
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Authors: Shruti Patil, Shashank Joshi

761. Paper Title: Demystifying User Data Privacy in the World of IOT
Abstract: Internet of Things (IoT) would touch upon almost all aspects of everyday life, as a consequence of 4412-
 which, everything (i.e. living and non-living things) will have a counterpart virtual identities on the internet 44
which would be readable, addressable and locatable. Although it would empower its users with 24×7 18
connectivity around the global world, unknowingly they would also provide it permission to peep into user’s
personal world, which can generate a huge risk on the usability of IoT by users. Thus analyzing the framework
of IOT from the perspective of user data protection is a very crucial self-test which is required for IoT
implementation. Often the term security and privacy are used interchangeably, but in the IoT environment, both
these concept would play a crucial but differentiating role. In this paper, we have scanned the IoT environment
with the perspective of privacy requirements, possible threats and the mitigating solutions which are currently in
use.

Keywords: Data Privacy, Anonymization, Differential Privacy, Security, Access Control.

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Authors: K Asokan, G Brindha, S Valarmathi

A Preliminary Exploration on Health Care Professionals (Doctors) Stress due to Competition,
Paper Title:
Advancement of Technology & Environment at Chennai
Abstract: Due to the advancement of technological changes in the health care sector, health care professionals
such as doctors, nurses, technicians, etc, are expected to work more intensely and successfully deliver more. The
present study focuses on stress among young doctors due to rapid technological advent and intense
industrialisation, especially in the metropolitan city Chennai. Data was collected from eighty seven young
762. doctors through structured questionnaire. In the modern era, people who reside in the metropolitan city like
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Chennai are well educated, wealthy and aware of new innovative and sophisticated equipments, medicine,
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facilities, etc. and these are inevitable part of technological development. Hence the doctors have to update
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themselves in all field related technologies. They feel stressed physically and mentally when there is a lacuna in
the competitive environment.

Keywords: Stress, Technology, Health Care Professionals.

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Authors: Jagadeesh Bodapati, Atava G V Karthik Raju, Durgachandramouli Yenugu

Paper Title: Estimation of Energy in Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor using VLSI Design
Abstract: Expanding interest for versatile gadgets for figuring and correspondence, just as different
appliances, has required longer life span, low credence, and low control utilization. So as to fulfill these
necessities, inquire about exercises concentrating on small energy/less voltage intend systems are in progress.
While control is currently solitary of the devise choice factors, the extended devise area requisite for lower
energy has additionally expanded the intricacy of an as of now non-trifling assignment. Lower energy devise
fundamentally includes two accompanying errands: control estimation and investigation and energy
minimization. These undertakings should be completed at every one of the levels in the design chain of
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Authors: Atul Bansal, Aysha Faraj Mohamed Abualroos

A Technical Recitation on Efficiency of Islamic and Traditional Banking System in Kingdom of
Paper Title:
Bahrain
Abstract: Banking industry plays a vital role in the for economic development of a country. This research aims
at identifying which banking regime proves to be more efficient and its significance using Financial Ratio
Analysis (FRA), composed of cost efficiency, revenue efficiency and profit efficiency ratios along with the One-
way ANOVA test. The traditional banking system governs the financial sector by dealing with the majority of
financial transactions of a country and the existence of Islamic and conventional banks has contributed for the
development of the economy. The present study focuses on the comparative analysis of financial performance of
Islamic and traditional banks in terms of cost and income in Bahrain. The study uses financial tools like
profitability, liquidity and solvency, commitment to economy and community, efficiency and productivity of
both streams of banks. The findings indicate that the traditional banking system is superior in terms of cost,
revenue and profit efficiencies, furthermore, the results of the multiple regression analysis on the banks’ return
on assets and return on equity imply that the efficiency of Islamic banks have more influence on their
profitability compared to their traditional counterparts. Inflation had minimal effect on the efficiency of both
764. banking system.
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Keywords: Islamic banks; Traditional banks; Performance analysis; Ratio analysis; trendanalysis.
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Authors: Vanaja Shivakumar

Paper Title: Reduced Complexity Trellis for Coded Modulation on Channels Subjected to ISI
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modulation schemes for transmission over the digital communication channels which are band-limited and
subjected to Intersymbol Interference (ISI). The design of reduced complexity M-QAM Coded Modulation
schemes are analyzed algebraically. The performance is demonstrated through simulation.

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Authors: D Ramesh, B Rama

A Light Weight Cryptographic Technique for Secure Outsourcing and Retrieval of Data in Cloud
Paper Title:
Computing
Abstract: Outsourcing large volumes of data to public cloud has the potential benefits to consumers. It also
brings security issues as the cloud is treated as untrusted from the user point of view. Security issues may arise
due to many reasons such as virtualization, resource pooling, elasticity, hidden hardware problems besides
internal and external attacks launched by adversaries. Service Level Agreements (SLAs) between Cloud Service
Provider (CSP) and cloud consumer are to be honoured for better social welfare. Therefore, it is indispensable to
have mechanisms to ensure security to outsourced data when it is at rest and when it is in transit as well.
Towards this end, many solutions came as found in the literature. However, most of the cryptographic methods
766. employed were expensive. It is still an open challenge to develop light weight cryptographic methods for secure
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storage and retrieval or search for outsourced encrypted data. In this paper we proposed a methodology for light
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weight encryption which proved to be effective and suitable for cloud computing environments. An algorithm
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named Hybrid Lightweight Data Encryption (HLDE) is proposed and implemented. Empirical study is made on
the same to validate our approach. The experimental results revealed that the proposed method is better than the
state of the art in terms of high performance and strong security to outsourced data in cloud computing.

Keywords: Cloud computing, security issues in cloud computing, data storage security, lightweight encryption,
secure outsourcing.

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Authors: Vinoothna Manohar Botcha, Bhanu Prakash Kolla
767. Paper Title: Predicting Breast Cancer using Modern Data Science Methodology
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 Organization(WHO), But the early prediction of breast cancer helps in the recovery for the effected one's. 44
Reasons for breast cancer were Hormone replacement therapy or getting explore to harmful radioactive rays and 46
due to late childbearing. The aim is to diagnose cancer by using a machine learning technique, Random Forest,
for accurate solutions. The dataset we used is the Wisconsin Breast Cancer dataset. The output which the error
rate was only about "0.0177".

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Authors: Pratulya Rajan S.M., Vinusha D.G., Pushkala Gopikrishnan, Jensin Joshua
Design and Computational Fluid Dynamic Analysis of a Medium Haul Commercial Aircraft
Paper Title:
Wing and Fuselage
Abstract: Medium haul commercial aircrafts are used by airliners for medium range flights which includes
domestic and international routes, below 4000 km but not less than 1500 km. These are widely used type of
aircrafts for airliners. It is a very challenging process to design such an aircraft and there are a lot of processes
and parameters which need to be assessed before finalizing a design. The aircraft is designed to seat a hundred
passengers and one of the main requirements of such medium haul aircrafts is that they are designed to carry the
heavy loads for longer durations and yet provide a smooth flying experience. The design aspects include the
768. selection of airfoil and engines. The airfoil selected has high lift capabilities and has a gentle stall quality
providing for a perfect fit for this category of aircraft and the fuselage has been analysed in order to withstand 4447-
the various aerodynamic forces that the aircraft might endure during flight. The design of the Wing was 44
performed on CATIA V5,the design of the fuselage was performed on SOLIDWORKS Inc. and the analysis of 51
the wing and fuselage were performed on ANSYS R19.2(Student Version).The design is said to provide better
lift capabilities with the help of the airfoil chosen which could provide for a better performance on modern day
aircrafts.

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Authors: Akash Prabhu S, Geetha Kathiresan, Suganthy R

Paper Title: Synthesis of Nano Copper Shell for Conductive Ink in Wearable Electronics
Abstract: Number of emerging synthesis techniques were revealed to synthesize the copper nanoparticles
(CuNp) with reduced oxide states to improve the conductivity by various researchers. This research work
highlights about the synthesis of surface oxide layer free copper nanoparticles (CuNp) using less expensive
chemical reduction method by reducing the oxide states. Poly Vinyl Pyrolidone were used as a capping agent
and Ascorbic acid as reducing agents for minimizing the oxide layer of CuNp. SEM, XRD, FTIR and Zeta
Potential by particle size analyzer of synthesized powder were characterized.SEM images shows the particle size
in the range of 100-300nm. XRD peaks expressed at 43.3482, 50.4653 and 74.1109 correspondence to the planes
of (111), (200) and (220) confirms the presence of nanocopper in the sample. Particle size analyzer results
exhibits the average particle size of CuNp as 141.2 nm. The peaks of FTIR spectrum at 3747 cm-1, 1887 cm-1,
and 1690 cm-1 confirm the presence of polyhydroxyl groups, which indicates the high dispersion rate of CuNp
in the taken solvent. Further, the work reviewed to find the suitable binding agent to fabricate nanoconductive
ink. The outcome of the study takes us closer towards to fabricate nano conductive ink using CuNp for flexible
electronics.

Keywords: Conductive Binder, Copper Nanoparticle (CuNp), Flexible Electronics, Nano Conductive Ink.

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Authors: Sindhu B, B Sujatha

Paper Title: Voice Recognition System Through Machine Learning

Abstract: Human voice recognition by computers has been ever developing area since 1952. It is challenging
task for a computer to understand and act according to human voice rather than to commands or programs. The
reason is that no two human’s voice or style or pitch will be similar and every word is not pronounced by
everyone in a similar fashion. Background noises and disturbances may confuse the system. The voice or accent
of the same person may change according to the user’s mood, situation, time etc. despite of all these challenges,
voice recognition and speech to text conversion has reached a successful stage. Voice processing technology
deserves still more research. As a tip of iceberg of this research we contribute our work on this are and we
propose a new method i.e., VRSML (Voice Recognition System through Machine Learning) mainly focuses on
Speech to text conversion, then analyzing the text extracted from speech in the form of tokens through Machine
Learning. After analyzing the derived text, reports are created in textual as well graphical format to represent the
vocabulary levels used in that speech. As Supervised learning algorithm from Machine Learning is employed to
classify the tokens derived from text, the reports will be more accurate and will be generated faster.

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Authors: Harchana Bhoopathi, B Rama

A Methodology for Discovering Upstream and Downstream Causal Relationships in Stock
Paper Title:
Market
Abstract: Causal relationships between events pertaining to stock market have potential to influence the
stakeholders of the companies associated with those events. Understanding causal relationships in stock markets
help in making intelligent decisions. Traditional prediction approaches cannot estimate the upstream and
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downstream causal relationships. Therefore, it is inevitable to consider portfolios that exhibit causal 4484-
relationships. Simple correlation between variables may not reflect causal relationships unless there is an event 44
that is the result of occurrence of another event. Finding upstream and downstream causal relationships is 90
challenging. In the literature it is found that inter-transactional details can help in finding causal relationships.
Based on this idea, in this paper, we planneda methodology to mine upstream and downstream causal
relationships. An algorithm by name Upstream Downstream - Causal Relationship Mining (UD-CRM) is
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conclude causal relations. Experiments are made with stock dataset using a prototype application built. The
experimental results revealed that the proposed framework is useful and performance better than existing
approach.

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Authors: Dadi Rama Prasad, Dumpa Venkateswarlu

Paper Title: Seismic Analysis of Steel Structures with and Without Bracings in Different Seismic Zones
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material properties considered are” Fe250 rolled steel sections structures were considered in seismic zones 2, 3,
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775. Keywords: bracings, seismic analysis, buildings. 4491-

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Paper Title: Design Analysis and Implementation of a Three Phase Seven Level PV & Wind based Microgrid
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Paper Title: Major Determinants of Profitability on Banking Industry (An Empirical Research)
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deposits and lending advances. Banks promote good Indian as well as foreign trade. The basic objective of this
research is to assess impact of important determinant on the financial performance and profitability. Since, the
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playing a crucial role in determining important factors on the financial performance and profitability of the said
banks during the period of 2014 to 2017. The period was selected because the new Government during the
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Authors: Repudi Veerendra Kumar, Gummadidala Venkata Rao

Paper Title: Reducing the Delay by Optimizing the Via in Compact Automatic Metal Routing Algorithm
Abstract: The Very Deep Submicron Technology (VDSM) shrinking rapidly, we have 22nm, 14nm, 7nm and
now research going on 5nm technology. That means size of the transistor shrinking, and number of
interconnections increased as well. Resulting interconnections playing a major role in delay, IR drop, area etc.
To reduce the delay, we are utilizing higher metal layers. Further we gone for Compact Automatic Metal
Routing, nothing but Over the cell channel routing to efficiently perform routing, but the problem for such type
of routing technique, stacked vias needed and that results increased resistance, delay, IR drop will degrade the
performance. That may be obstacle to meet timing in Clock Tree Synthesis stage (CTS). This paper mainly focus
on reducing the delay further by designing the via structure by using the tool cadence encounter.

778. Keywords: Via, Routing, Physical Design, VDSM.

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Authors: T Hima Bindu, P. Dedeepya

Paper Title: A Simple Two-Level Channel Estimation Scheme for OFDM System
Abstract: Due to its robustness to multipath delay spread and impulse noise, and also elevated spectral
779. efficiency like characteristics, OFDM technology has been commonly adopted in contemporary wireless 4516-
communication systems like LTE. The heart of an OFDM system is Channel estimator and the efficiency of 45
channel estimation (CE) has a direct impact on the bit error rate performance of the system also the CE 20
performance itself depends on effective estimation of fading channel hence the channel estimation problem has
 to be addressed. The popular LS based CE method is accepted for its simplicity but is found to be vulnerable to
noise whereas the simple MMSE based CE that provides fine-tuned estimation still suffers from complexity as it
depends on the knowledge of channel statistics (KCS). Hence a two level channel estimation technique that is a
combination of kalman filter and thresholding scheme which denoises the LS initial estimates is proposed. The
kalman filter tracks the estimates with initial data as LS estimates and threshold helps in selecting the significant
data thus denoising the estimates and also filters the redundancy in estimated data. On comparing the existed CE
techniques with that of the proposed scheme, the MSE performance of proposed scheme is found to be optimal
and simple to that of the LMMSE technique.

Keywords: Channel Estimation, Kalman filter, OFDM system, threshold and two level schemes.

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Authors: Roshini R, P. N. Chandramouli

Paper Title: Incorporation of Long Term Climate Changes in Hydrological Modelling

Abstract: One of climate change's most important concerns at the moment is its impact on hydrology as it has
direct links with agriculture, vegetation, and livelihood. This study tries to analyze potential future climate
change in the Kumaradhara river basin. This study involved three steps: (1) acquiring and using general
circulation model (GCM) to project future global climate scenarios; (2) establishing statistical relationships
between GCM data and observed data using Statistical Downscaling Model (SDSM); (3) downscaling the
second generation Canadian Earth system Model (CanESM2)GCM output based on the established statistical
relationship. The statistical downscaling is carried out for three scenarios used in the fifth evaluation report of
the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) viz., Representative Concentration Pathways
(RCPs) 2.6, 4.5 and 8.5. The statistical downscaling Model (SDSM) results showed that the mean annual daily
780. precipitation is altered in the basin under all the scenarios but it will be different in different time periods
depending on scenarios and the basin will experience the reduced precipitation levels in summer. Also the 4521-
precipitation will marginally rise in all the time slices with reference to baseline data. We can conclude from the 45
results that this region's climate will affect future farming as the availability of water is bound to change. This 26
study should, however, be followed up by a larger study incorporating multiple CMIP5 models such that
changes in hydrological-regimes can be examined appropriately.

Keywords: climate change impacts; general circulation model; CanESM2; RCPs; Statistical downscaling;
SDSM.

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Authors: R. Jayaraj, T.Suresh

Paper Title: Channel Occupancy Ratio Based TCP Congestion Control in Adhoc Networks
Abstract: Wireless Network is been used widely in the recent years due to its low-cost nature. More number of
real time applications have been used by varied segments of users across the world. The advancements in the
mobile technology have made ad hoc networks as important and active field of communication and networks.
Most of the time the network cannot handle the traffic in the network which ultimately affects the Quality of
Service (QoS). The conventional Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) cannot handle this huge volume of traffic
and control the congestion in the network. This issue in the wireless network is been addressed by various
researchers in the world but still the scope and need for improvements are more. This paper analyzes many TCP
congestion control mechanisms and proposes an efficient approach for congestion control by estimating Channel
Occupancy Ratio (COR). The COR is estimated based on machine learning algorithm which is trained using the
historical data extracted from MAC layer. This cross layer based approach is found to be more efficient when
compared to other methods proposed in the literature.

Keywords: Quality of service, transmission control protocol, channel occupancy ratio, machine learning.

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782. Authors: M. Musa, M. A. Othuman Mydin, A. N. Abdul Ghani

 Influence of Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) Fibre on Drying Shrinkage in Restrained
Paper Title:
Lightweight Foamed Mortar
Abstract: Currently, the attention on natural fibre reinforced concrete based materials could be seen
increasingly rising around the world in the quest for economic and environmental importance in the construction
sector and built environment. Hence this research will focus on inclusion of oil palm empty fruit bunch (EFB)
fibre on drying shrinkage of lightweight foamed mortar (LFM). There were three densities of LFM was
considered which were 800kg/m³, 1100kg/m³ and 1400kg/m³.The size for the empty fruit bunch (EFB) fibre was
between 15-19mm with diverse volume fractions of 0.15%, 0.30%, 0.45% and 0.60% by LFM mix volume. The
drying shrinkage test was performed according to American Standard ASTM C157. The test specimen
dimension is a 75mm x 75mm x 275 mm prism shaped utilising a standard stainless mould which conforms to
ASTM C490. The experimental results revealed that the inclusion of 0.3% EFB fibre in 800 kg/m3 density,
0.45% EFB fibre in 800 kg/m3 and 1400 kg/m3 densities possess the lowest percentage value of drying
shrinkage at the final age of testing compared to control specimen and other EFB fibre volume fraction. In
addition, EFB fibre exhibits a micrometer level diameter and hydrophilicity attributes which make it highly
dispersible. It also has a capability to be distributed homogeneously along with the synchronicity of a great
fibres quantity in unit volume of LFM.

Keywords: foamed mortar, shrinkage, crack, concrete, fibre, oil palm.

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Authors: Ruqiya, CHVRS Gopala Krishna, L.Nageswara Rao

Paper Title: Design of Te21 Mode Coupler in Ka Band for Antenna Feeds
783.
Abstract: In this paper, a compact TE21 mode coupler is designed for tracking Low Earth Orbit Satellites. The 4539-
tracking feed has to be employed to provide the error signal to servo systems feedback mechanism. The design 45
incorporates the circular and eight rectangular waveguides with 13 asymmetric circular apertures on a single 42
 rectangular arm. The arrangement is small in size provides good return loss and VSWR The designed
configuration presents return loss is better than -30dB and VSWR around 1.06 for frequency range of 25.5-
27GHz. The designed model is simulated and analysed using CST.

Keywords: Autotracking TE21 mode coupler, coupling aperture, satellite communication.

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Authors: Ujjawal, Yogesh Chaba

Paper Title: Mobility Management Techniques in 5G Wireless Networks

Abstract: Current innovation in the field of Mobile and Wireless network will increase the use of mobile
devices which procreated in an outburst of traffic passing through the internet. Due to the explosion of traffic
mobility management has become a challenge in future mobile and wireless networks. To deal with such an
explosion, mobile networks are becoming flatter as compared to previous hierarchical mobile networks. This
paper presents a detailed survey of solutions for currently mobility management such as Centralized mobility
management techniques for mobile and wireless networks, described the limitation of Centralized Mobility
Management which is hierarchical and centralized in nature and discussed an approach which removes the
limitation of Centralized mobility management called as Distributed mobility management. This paper also
discussed two different approaches of Distributed mobility management such as Client based Distributed
mobility management and Network based Distributed mobility management.

Keywords: IP Mobility Management, Centralized mobility management, Distributed Mobility Management,

5G Wireless Networks.

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Authors: Ninni Singh, Neelu Jyothi Ahuja

Paper Title: Implementation and Evaluation of Intelligence Incorporated Tutoring System

Abstract: This research article elaborates the explication of domain knowledge into a tutorable form and
illustrates the prediction of tutoring strategy prior to beginning of the tutoring session. The proposed intelligent
tutoring system is christened as SeisTutor. It impersonates human intelligence by adjudging best tutoring
strategy for the learner. An empirical analysis has been performed on group of applicants having fundamental
knowledge of the domain. Experimental analysis reveals that the learners who have undergone tutoring through
‘SeisTutor’ embedded with intelligence present an overall 44.5 % learning gain as against that of 24.8 % shown
by learners who underwent tutoring through the ‘SeisTutor’, while it does not impersonate intelligence by
choosing content and style for the learner.

Keywords: Course Dependency Graph, , Fuzzy Inference System, Intelligent tutoring system Knowledge
management, Knowledge Repository.

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Authors: Ninni Singh, Neelu Jyothi Ahuja

Empirical Analysis of Explicating the Tacit Knowledge Background, Challenges and
Paper Title:
Experimental findings
786. Abstract: Tacit knowledge is undocumented knowledge, gained by an individual by virtue of his/her
experience on an activity. It rests with the individual, is hard to discover, express and articulate. It is a valuable 4559-
body of knowledge, hence is essential to solicit, gather and explicate, so as to facilitate its percolation to the 45
younger generation. In this paper, characteristics of tacit knowledge, the issues and mechanisms of explicating 68
have been presented. Seismic data interpretation, as a tacit knowledge domain has been identified, issues faced
 in its explication and process followed in development of explicit knowledge capsule is detailed. In order to infer
the tacit knowledge sharing behavior of an individual a large approximate 5000 survey responses from
participant base of individuals from IT firms, Educational Institutions, Government Organizations, Research
Organization and Students Community were obtained. The validity and reliability of the measure were verified.
Exploratory factor analysis and confirmatory factor analysis was conducted on received valid responses. Based
on the analysis, the concrete inference was deliberated.

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Authors: Ashu Tilwe, R.C.Gurjar, D.K.Mishra

Paper Title: Low Phase Noise Current Starved Ring VCO on MOS Capacitance
Abstract: In Wireless communication system VCO is major part which regulates the frequency according to
the voltage. Ring oscillator of one type of VCO is used. The topology of Ring oscillator is current starved Ring
VCO, is used. In this topology the oscillation frequency is regulated by MOS capacitance. MOS capacitance is
added at the end of every stage of inverter.180 nm CMOS technology is used in this paper. The supply voltage is
1.8V and control voltage is varied from 0V to 1.8V. The simulated results are shown that good tuning range
from 2.06GHz to 2.62 GHz. which is used in application of wireless system. The phase noise is measured -
112dbc/Hz at 1MHz.

Keywords: VCO, MOS Capacitance, tuning range, Phase noise.

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Authors: Kankipati Ajay Kumar, A.V.N.Murty

Paper Title: Impact Of Camel Model In Determining The Health Status Of Indian Banking Industry
Abstract: The banking industry is the one which can contribute more to the development of the nation’s GDP.
The monitoring of the banks and supervising their performance has become very crucial due to the material
changes happens in the nonperforming assets of the banks in the recent past. In order to ensure the financial
stability of the nation, we need to follow a systematic approach to evaluate the performance of the banks. the
present paper made an attempt to find the financial performance of the banks by using the CAMELS Ranking
Model. With this research paper we can provide a solution to rank the banks financial status as well as by using
this method or approach we came to how efficient our indian banks based on their performance. This research
paper evaluates the bank's performance by using the CAMELS model.

Keywords: CAMELS, financial stability, banks, Ranking Methodology, ANOVA.

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Authors: S.M Meenaatchi, K.Rajeswari

Psychiatry on Heart Issue and Different Data Classification Prediction with Scheduled Cause of
Paper Title:
Diabetes
Abstract: Despite the fact existence of an express heartrending world, living prototype and culture of Human
applied with various states of affairs, the traditional view of accepted wisdom with a different ideology based on
their own procession of thoughts to survive their life with high mental stress. Data Classification approaches and
methodologies are studied over them and planned to apply new methodologies in the future. Nowadays,
Diabetes plays a very important role, which affects based on all age categories of people easily. Once debate is
identified, the whole routine culture gets distressed. Infections towards some organs unvoiced in the human
body, some evidence is required to apply and classify the system easily and safeguard human life as much as 4582-
safe, to avoid heart-related issues. 45
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Keywords: Diabetes, Classification, Heart issue, Visualization.
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Authors: A. Kanaka Ramya, A. V. Phani Manoj, G.T.N. Veerendra, P.Kodanda Rama Rao
Strength and Durability Properties of Concrete with Partially Replaced Cement with Egg Shell
Paper Title:
Powder and Fine Aggregate with Quarry Dust
Abstract: In present scenario concrete is highly consumed material in construction field due to its advantages,
because of this the natural resources are depleting day by day at an alarming rate and there is an immediate need
for finding alternate materials to the natural materials in concrete. In this paper an effort is made to find alternate
partial replacement materials for cement and fine aggregate (FA). M40 grade concrete is adopted and the cement
was replaced with egg shell powder with different percentages of 5%, 10% and 15%. The optimum percentage
egg shell powder (ESP) is obtained at 10%. At optimum ESP the FA is replaced with Quarry Dust (QD) with
percentages of 25%, 50%and75%. The maximum strength properties are obtained at 10% ESP and 50% QD and
the concrete is also durable at 10% ESP and 50% QD with Water Cement Ratio is 0.38.

Keywords: Egg Shell Powder (ESP), Quarry dust (QD), Cement, Fine aggregate, Coarse aggregate, Specific
gravity (SG).

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and Silica Fume”, Rasayan Journal of Chemistry, Volume 10, April-June 2017.
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Concrete”, International Journal of Engineering Trends and Technology, Volume 14, August- 2014.
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Dust as Fine Aggregate”, ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Volume 7, January-2012.
Nik Alif Amri Nik Hashim, Abdullah Muhamed Yusoff, Zaimatul Awang, Roslizawati Che Aziz,
Authors:
Shah Iskandar Fahmie Ramlee, Nurzehan Abu Bakar, Mohd Asyraf Mohd Noor, Boyd Sun Fatt
Paper Title: The Effect of Domestic Tourist Perceived Risk on Revisit Intention in Malaysia
Abstract: Tourism research identified that the risk element has a significant impact on tourist intention to
travel and tourist destination choice criteria. The connection between domestic tourists perceived risk and revisit
intention has not been widely explored mainly in Malaysia context, but the existing studies suggest a close
connection among them.This study aims to examine the affect tourist perceived risk toward their revisit intention
to visit tourist destination in Malaysia. A total of 384 sample valid responses were obtained.The sampling
791. method for domestic tourist was convenience sampling method. Data collection instrument was a questionnaire
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which adapting the self-administered questionnaire distributionThe Partial Least Square Structural Equation
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Model (SEM-PLS) was used to analyze the information. A Partial Least Square findings verified model fitness
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in the population studied. Similarly, the results of the path analysis found that the intention of visiting tourist
destination in Malaysia was affected by physical and financial risk.

Keywords: Domestic Tourist, Perceived risk, Revisit Intention, Malaysia.

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Authors: A. Amir Anton Jone, T. Anita Jones Mary

A Novel Compact Microstrip UWB Rectangular Stair Slot Antenna for the Analysis of Return
Paper Title:
Losses
Abstract: This article deals with the various designs of a novel compact microstrip fed UWB antenna to
investigate the corresponding return losses of different structures. The dimension of the designed antenna is 33 x
19 x 1.9 mm3 with FR4 substrate and it can be operated from 2.846 - 11.7458 GHz. The effects of varying the
structure of antenna are to exhibit the investigation of corresponding return losses. Different structures of
antenna are simulated in Ansoft HFSS simulator. The results of return losses and radiation patterns are explored
with the ultra wide band (UWB) rectangular Stair slot antenna. The modified structure of antenna shows the
minimized return loss with an enhanced bandwidth that satisfies good UWB characteristics. Antenna
performance can also be explored from the radiation behavior of the antenna which is relatively omni-directional
pattern for rectangular Stair slot antenna.

Keywords: UWB, rectangular stair slot antenna, return loss, Bandwidth enhancement, radiation pattern,
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Authors: B.K.Karunakar Rao, K. Vaisakh

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793. Paper Title:
Applications
Abstract: This paper presents a single-phase efficient and generalized basic topology that is adaptable for 4604-
multilevel inverters. The proposed structure is run by a switching pattern of the power switches i.e, subharmonic 46
 pulse width modulation (SHPWM) or comparison of triangular carrier high-frequency waveforms with a 11
sinusoidal reference waveform. This chapter shows an asymmetric modulation method (AMM) hybrid
modulation inverter with its working and performance verified through the simulation studies conducted in
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the most important voltage source that must be maintained constant, else it would adversely effect the circuit’s
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794. Keywords: inverter; hybridised, cascaded, 9-level; grid; smartgrid. 4612-

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Paper Title: Deca Band Inset Fed Cross Slot Loaded Patch Antenna for LTE Applications
Abstract: The cross slot loaded patch antenna with inset feed is designed and fabricated on FR4 substrate to
get deca band. This proposed antenna consists of a cross slot on a rectangular patch with inset feeding, on a
dielectric substrate. The simulated results of proposed antenna have ten resonating frequencies (2.30, 3.90, 5.30,
6.10, 8.70, 10.0, 12.9, 14.10,16.20, 19.0 GHz) while measured results of proposed antenna have eleven
resonating frequencies (2.3089, 4.1079, 5.3073, 6.2069, 8.8056, 10.1050, 11.8041, 12.5038,14.3028, 16.1019,
19.1004 GHz). The frequency bands are useful for S band, C band, X band, Ku band, K band and for LTE
applications. Frequency bands like 2.30, 5.30, 8.70 can be useful for LTE applications while other frequency
bands can be used for different applications such as WIFI, WiMAX, satellite communication, radar
communication etc. The simulation for desired antenna is performed with the help of software HFSS.

Keywords: LTE (long-term evolution), Cross Slot, Inset Feeding, Microstrip Antennas (MSA).
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Authors: P. Sirish Kumar, K. Krishnam Raju , G.Sateesh Kumar, M. Bala Krishna, P. Krishna Rao
Evaluation of Radar Cross Section in Aerial Operations by using POFACETS for a standard
Paper Title:
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
Abstract: In military and common applications, radar assumes an exceptionally noteworthy job in exploring
the vehicle, recognizing for flying machines, ships and so on. Radar cross section is a measure of a target's
ability to reflect radar signals in the direction of the receiver. It is obvious that RCS depends on the shape of the
reflecting objects. In this paper, a brief overview of various radars used in surveillance applications and radar
cross section (RCS) measurement techniques are presented. The objective of this paper is to illustrate methods
for obtaining the Radar Cross Section (RCS) of a typical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) for various
frequencies in radar bands. UAV technologies have advanced tremendously and are being developed
successfully. These features lead UAV to patrol even in civil airspace for civilian applications. These objects
operate with small radar cross-section and/or on low altitude which imposes security threat. Keeping this view
the RCS of a UAV which are flying in civilian airspace has to be determined drastically for security purposes.
Several shapes are considered for the estimation of RCS. The results on the variations of RCS for the above
objects as a function of frequency, aspect angle are presented. The POFACETS plays a crucial role and provides
the user an easy–to–use GUI that allows the input of all necessary parameters, while preventing erroneous data
input and other user errors. In this paper the RCS of sphere, ellipsoid and UAV are determined.

796. Keywords: Radar, RCS, UAV, POFACETS, Ellipsoid.

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Authors: S. Leoni Sharmila, C. Dharuman, P.Venkatesan

Paper Title: A Fuzzy Based Classification – An Experimental Analysis

Abstract: Soft Computing has become popular in developing systems that encloses human expertise. Imaging
technologies and clinical cytology has improved in disease diagnosis. Exact detection is extremely important for
proper treatment and cure of disease. Two soft computing technique Neural Network and Support Vector
Machine are used for classification of Caridotocography data set. This paper clearly explains the advantages of
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noticed that there is an increase in accuracy of classification rate.

Keywords: Neural Network, SVM, Fuzzy Neural Network, Fuzzy SVM.

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Authors: N. Revathi, P. Sengottuvelan

Paper Title: Real-Time Irrigation Scheduling Through IoT in Paddy Fields

Abstract: Considering the water utilization and conservation needs in agriculture it would be essential to have
very accurate water irrigation schedule to save water. Appropriate bonding of water to the paddy field would be
essential to meet the moisture demand unto 75% to reduce the risk of plant stress and yield loss. Data features
such as Evapotranspiration; Permeability of the soil, Drainage, The length of the growing season, the levelness
of the soil surface has to be considered to recommend the irrigation scheduling. In this paper we are developing
a model which would base on Seasonal data and other data determine the water scheduling requirements for the
day or week ahead. This would also help in planning the water needs well ahead. The research identifies delta
and non-delta regions of TamilNadu to determine the evapotranspiration based on the climatic data available and
discusses the architecture components required for the real time data acquisition and ingestion mechanism. It
determines the ET0 and maps it with the FAO based reference model for the implementation.

Keywords: Paddy Cultivation, Big Data, Recommendation System, AWS, Irrigation scheduling factors.

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 Authors: Neeraj Kumar, Varsha Sharma

Paper Title: A Hybrid Classification and Prediction Methodology for the Diagonosis of Osteoporosis
Abstract: With the advent of technology medical science is growing very fast . Disease diagonosis using
machine learning technique is quite cumbersome. But efforts are made by the innovative minds to develope an
optimal and efficient prediction model for the prediction of the disease viz, bone disease . Bone disease
prediction is also a broad area of research where machine learning techniques can be used. Better prediction and
analysis can be helpful to cure such disease . Osteoporosis is an osteo- metabolic disease characterized by low
bone mineral density (BMD) and deterioration of the micro- architecture of the bone tissues, causing an increase
in bone fragility and consequently leading to an increased risk of fractures.. Machine learning algorithms play
important role for predicting and analyzing such disease using available algorithms and by modifying them .
There are many algorithms such as SVM (Support vector machine), Genetic Algorithm, Naive bayes classifier
and other tree based classifiers which are proposed in traditional scenario for prediction of expected data from
an image. The goal of this paper is to discuss about a proposed hybrid analysis and prediction approach for
diagonosing osteoporosis. This paper also discuss about various prediction models viz, svm prediction model as
the efficient one while processing the textual data for symptoms analysis. Here symptoms are called predictors .
A comparison using the Accuracy and training time is performed. The approach shows the efficiency of
proposed model over textual data as well as graphical image data analysis.

Keywords: Bone disease, Osteoporosis, Image processing, Machine Learning, Prediction model.

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Authors: A.Y Prabhakar, Shruti K Oza, Chaitanya Gautam

Paper Title: Distributive System for Congestion Control in WSN directing through IoT
Abstract: This paper is presented to bring a very important issue in the data transmission realm ‘congestion’.
Regardless of the type and priority of the data it may happen that a lot of signals generate by the system of
sensors arrive at the ‘root’ destination at the same time. Regardless of the processing power sometimes it has
been observed that spectrum gets saturated. This saturation can be compared with large crowd trying to get into
stadium through one entry point. To solve this problem various algorithms have been introduced, in this paper
800. we have given emphasis on one algorithms one is signal-type priority reception. The Quality-of-Service (QoS)
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of the primary applications is of vital issue in order to ensure its efficiency and robustness. WSN's with limited
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resources, congestion in WSN will further reduce the expected QoS by degrading its services and contributions
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in monitoring systems. In this state, efficient use of the scarce resources is an important to ensure seamless data
transmission. At a sensor node the power consumption can be reduced by reducing the packet retransmission
rate which can be caused by congestion. The nodes deployed in the area monitored will be clustered groups with
a cluster head. The proposed technique is able to reduce congestion thus improve the overall performance. This
algorithm will give a major boost to WSN system employing ‘n’ number of sensors and be able to boost up
efficiency and cut down the time delay and hence enhancing the productivity of the system itself.
 Keywords: WSN, IoT, QoS.

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Authors: C.Lavanya, S.Sridhar
Sensor less Speed Estimation of an Foc Induction Motor Drive using Mras Speed Controller and
Paper Title:
Fuzzy Current Controller
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field oriented controlled induction motor drives. This paper consists of three main techniques used for
configurations of MRAS speed estimators that is Rotor Flux, Back - EMF and Instantaneous Reactive power.
The MRAS estimators are then included into a direct field oriented controller and also a comparison is done
between PI and fuzzy current controllers completely tested on MATLAB/SIMULINK. The resulting controller
achieves an acceptable level of execution over wide range of good operating conditions.

Keywords: Fuzzy Logic Controller (FLC), Field Oriented Control (FOC), Model Reference Adaptive System
(MRAS), Sensor Less Speed Control.

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Authors: M.Musa, M.A. Othuman Mydin, A.N. Abdul Ghani

Paper Title: Thermal Properties of Foamed Concrete with Addition of Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) Fiber
Abstract: The key players in the construction industry around the globe are very enthusiastic in producing
better construction materials that are cost-effective, durable, excellent thermal insulation, lightweight and long
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lasting without jeopardizing the environment. One of the best ways in producing such building materials are by 4662-
incorporating industrial waste materials such as Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) fiber in foamed concrete (FC). In 46
recent years, the spotlight has been given towards the use of natural fiber reinforced concrete-based materials 70
especially in Malaysia in a quest of economic and environmental upkeep particularly in the construction sector
itself. Hence, this study intended to recognize the influence of Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) fiber of four different
 contents (0.15%, 0.30%, 0.45% and 0.60 %) by mix volume on thermal properties of FC. There were three
densities of 800kg/m3, 1100kg/m3 and 1400kg/m3 we cast and tested. The mix design of FC (sand: cement:
water) is fixed at the ratio of 1:1.5:0.45. The investigation focuses on three parameters which were thermal
conductivity, thermal diffusivity and specific heat capacity. Results showed that the addition of EFB in FC plays
an important role to improve the thermal performance holistically. The results demonstrated a great potential
possesses by the EFB fiber to be utilized in cement-based materials such as the FC mix which is beneficial in
reducing the thermal property or the transfer of heat in a produced concrete.

Keywords: Thermal conductivity, diffusivity, specific heat capacity, foamed concrete, concrete, mortar.

References:

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Authors: Vijaya Lakshmi Singh, Dr. Dinesh Rai

Implementation and Performance Analysis of Multi Hop Ad Hoc Cloud Network and Servers
Paper Title:
using Ad Hoc Network Protocols
Abstract: Wireless technologies such as Ad hoc network and cloud network are popular in the present era, so
is the emerging technology ad hoc cloud is gaining popularity. This article implements the ad hoc network that
runs the cloud services that is termed as Ad hoc cloud. To implement this concept, five adhoc network protocols
used are TORA, DSR, AODV, GRP and OLSR. Performance of the network as well as the applications are
monitored and analyzed and based on the results, an optimal solution is proposed. Optimized Network
Engineering Tool is used to perform the simulations.

Keywords: Ad hoc network, Ad hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV), Ad hoc cloud, cloud network,
Dynamic Source Routing (DSR), Geographic Routing Protocol (GRP), Optimized Link State Routing (OLSR),
Temporally Ordered Routing Algorithm (TORA).

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Dhurandher S. (eds) International Conference on Wireless, Intelligent, and Distributed Environment for Communication. WIDECOM
2018. Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies, vol 18. Springer, Cham.
2. Singh V., Rai D., Simulation of Network with Cloud Servers Using OPNET Modeler, International Journal of Advance Research and
Innovation, 2017, 5(3),p. 315-319.
3. Singh V.L., Rai D. (2019) Experimental Performance Evaluation of Cloud Servers in Ad Hoc Cloud Network. In: Ray K., Sharan S.,
803. Rawat S., Jain S., Srivastava S., Bandyopadhyay A. (eds) Engineering Vibration, Communication and Information Processing. Lecture
Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 478. Springer, Singapore
4. Bhardwaj, P.K., Sharma, S. and Dubey, V., Comparative analysis of reactive and proactive protocol of mobile ad-hoc network,
International Journal on Computer Science and Engineering, 2012, 4(7), p.1281.
5. Goyal, V., Rani, S. and Singh, P., Performance Investigation of Routing Protocols for Database and Voice Data in MANETS,
International journal of Emerging Trends and Techonology in Computer Science, 2013, 2(4).
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GRP Routing Protocols in MANET, Int. J. Comput. Appl, 2014, 89(15), pp.0975-8887.
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Authors: Jagdish B. Sapkale

Paper Title: Socio-Economic Status of the Warna Basin Villages: Analysis using GIS Techniques
Abstract: The assessments of the socio-economic impacts of the Warna dam for the villages of basin area
have been attempted. The secondary data in the form of census data and revenue data has been used for all the
villages of Warna river basin. Besides, this to cross check the actual status of the villages in terms of socio-
economic development, field investigations have undertaken in some sites likely to be impacted by Chandoli
dam . During the field work and even number of visits in the villages of the study area, it has observed that prior
to dam construction the agricultural activities were totally dependent on the natural rainfall. Now after dam
construction the water is being used for agricultural activities and agro based industries. Agricultural
productivity also increased in the study area after the dam construction. GIS based differentiate techniques have
used for the analysis of socio economic characteristics in the present research work.

Keywords: Chandoli dam, Composite Socio Economic Index, GIS techniques, Socio-economic development..

References:

804. 1. Sapkale, J.B., 2016. The Socio-Economic and Environmental Effect of Chandoli (Warna) Dam And The Problem Of Displaced People:
A Case Study Of Warna Basin. Maharashtra, ICSSR Major Research Project Report, pp.1-218. 4680-
2. Sapkale, J.B., 2016. Rehabilitation-The Problem of Dam Affected Displaced People: A Study of Warna River Basin, 46
Maharashtra. International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), 5(12), pp.1917-1925. 86
3. Sapkale, J.B., 2017. Socio-Economic Impact of Chandoli Dam: Perception Based Study of the Selected Villages of Warna River
Basin. International Journal of Engineering and Techniques, 3(6), pp.662-669.
4. Shinde, M.V. (December, 2006): Impact of Jangamhatti Irrigation Project on Agricultural Development of Chandagad taluka.
Unpublished M.phil. Thesis, Shivaji University, Kolhapur
5. Bhosale, S.M. (March, 2007): A Study of Economics of Water Conservation in Khanapur Taluka of Sangali District. Unpublished
Ph.D. Thesis, Shivaji University, Kolhapur
6. Ward, F.A. and Pulido-Velazquez, M., 2008. Water conservation in irrigation can increase water use. Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences, 105(47), pp.18215-18220.
7. Pretty, J.N., Morison, J.I. and Hine, R.E., 2003. Reducing food poverty by increasing agricultural sustainability in developing
countries. Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 95(1), pp.217-234.
8. Bell, N., Schuurman, N. and Hayes, M.V., 2007. Using GIS-based methods of multicriteria analysis to construct socio-economic
deprivation indices. International Journal of Health Geographics, 6(1), p.17.
9. Swetnam, R.D., Fisher, B., Mbilinyi, B.P., Munishi, P.K., Willcock, S., Ricketts, T., Mwakalila, S., Balmford, A., Burgess, N.D.,
Marshall, A.R. and Lewis, S.L., 2011. Mapping socio-economic scenarios of land cover change: A GIS method to enable ecosystem
service modelling. Journal of environmental management, 92(3), pp.563-574.
10. Jensen, J.R. and Cowen, D.C., 1999. Remote sensing of urban/suburban infrastructure and socio-economic attributes. Photogrammetric
engineering and remote sensing, 65, pp.611-622.
11. Ramotra, K.C. (2008): Development and The Scheduled caste, Rawat Publications p- 166-167, 235-347.

Authors: Jagdish B. Sapkale

Paper Title: Socio-Economic Status of the Warna Basin Villages: Analysis using GIS Techniques
Abstract: The assessments of the socio-economic impacts of the Warna dam for the villages of basin area
have been attempted. The secondary data in the form of census data and revenue data has been used for all the
villages of Warna river basin. Besides, this to cross check the actual status of the villages in terms of socio-
economic development, field investigations have undertaken in some sites likely to be impacted by Chandoli
dam . During the field work and even number of visits in the villages of the study area, it has observed that prior
to dam construction the agricultural activities were totally dependent on the natural rainfall. Now after dam
construction the water is being used for agricultural activities and agro based industries. Agricultural
productivity also increased in the study area after the dam construction. GIS based differentiate techniques have
used for the analysis of socio economic characteristics in the present research work.

Keywords: Chandoli dam, Composite Socio Economic Index, GIS techniques, Socio-economic development.
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References:
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1. Sapkale, J.B., 2016. The Socio-Economic and Environmental Effect of Chandoli (Warna) Dam And The Problem Of Displaced People: 94
A Case Study Of Warna Basin. Maharashtra, ICSSR Major Research Project Report, pp.1-218.
2. Sapkale, J.B., 2016. Rehabilitation-The Problem of Dam Affected Displaced People: A Study of Warna River Basin,
Maharashtra. International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), 5(12), pp.1917-1925.
3. Sapkale, J.B., 2017. Socio-Economic Impact of Chandoli Dam: Perception Based Study of the Selected Villages of Warna River
Basin. International Journal of Engineering and Techniques, 3(6), pp.662-669.
4. Shinde, M.V. (December, 2006): Impact of Jangamhatti Irrigation Project on Agricultural Development of Chandagad taluka.
Unpublished M.phil. Thesis, Shivaji University, Kolhapur
5. Bhosale, S.M. (March, 2007): A Study of Economics of Water Conservation in Khanapur Taluka of Sangali District. Unpublished
Ph.D. Thesis, Shivaji University, Kolhapur
6. Ward, F.A. and Pulido-Velazquez, M., 2008. Water conservation in irrigation can increase water use. Proceedings of the National
Academy of Sciences, 105(47), pp.18215-18220.
7. Pretty, J.N., Morison, J.I. and Hine, R.E., 2003. Reducing food poverty by increasing agricultural sustainability in developing
countries. Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 95(1), pp.217-234.
8. Bell, N., Schuurman, N. and Hayes, M.V., 2007. Using GIS-based methods of multicriteria analysis to construct socio-economic
 deprivation indices. International Journal of Health Geographics, 6(1), p.17.
9. Swetnam, R.D., Fisher, B., Mbilinyi, B.P., Munishi, P.K., Willcock, S., Ricketts, T., Mwakalila, S., Balmford, A., Burgess, N.D.,
Marshall, A.R. and Lewis, S.L., 2011. Mapping socio-economic scenarios of land cover change: A GIS method to enable ecosystem
service modelling. Journal of environmental management, 92(3), pp.563-574.
10. Jensen, J.R. and Cowen, D.C., 1999. Remote sensing of urban/suburban infrastructure and socio-economic attributes. Photogrammetric
engineering and remote sensing, 65, pp.611-622.
11. Ramotra, K.C. (2008): Development and The Scheduled caste, Rawat Publications p- 166-167, 235-347.

Authors: Khaja Zaffer, Pulla Sammaiah

Paper Title: Improvement of Electrical Insulation in Silicone Rubber by Adding Al2O3

Abstract: Polymer Nano composite in recent time has shown high improvement in mechanical, chemical and
electrical properties. Granting all these, the use of polymer nano-composites has only recently begun starting
explorer. In recent times, polymer materials has shown remarkable improvement in electrical insulation because
of their numerous advantages in out-door insulation systems because of their negligible weight, better pollution
performance, low cost, good dielectric properties with easy processing. In polymer materials, silicone rubber is
one of the lead polymer currently used and has high ending properties like high voltage insulator, thermal
stability, excellent UV resistance and hydrophobicity. Therefore, Silicone rubber with fillers can overcome few
drawbacks such as low strength and insulating properties.Oxides with different properties can help silicone
rubber to enhance its properties. Oxides such as alumina, zirconia are being widely used in silicone rubber.
Alumina which has strong thermal conductive and compressive strength with good electrical is used in silicone
rubber. Here Silicone rubber nano composites are prepared by incorporating Al2O3 nano partic les. Electrical,
Chemical properties like NaCl, HCl, and corrosion tests were conducted to know the performance of silicone
rubber insulation at pollutant conditions. Dielectric tests were also done to know whether Al2O3 has made any
effect with silicone rubber. Tensile strength and Hardness test were carried out to determine mechanical strength
of the rubber.

Keywords: silicone rubbers, aluminium oxide, electrical insulation, mechanical properties.

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Authors: Hari Nugroho, Suripin, Iwan K. Hadihardaja
The Water Level and Outflow Prediction Using the Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
Paper Title:
for the Management of the Reservoir Flooding
Abstract: The aim of operation reservoir during flood is to prevent overflow that endangers the dams. It is also
807. to prevent flooding in the downstream of the dam, which leads to loss of life and property.This aim can be
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achieved with optimal reservoir management which is influenced by the reservoir’s condition during flooding
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such as: rain, reservoir storage, inflow, water level, and discharge of reservoir water released to the downstream.
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The successfully of the reservoir management depends on the accuracy of the estimated a). water level (due to
the inflow of the reservoir) and b). outflow from the reservoir. One of the models which can be used to predict
the water level and reservoir water released during flooding is the Artificial Neural Network (ANN). ANN can
simulates flood events that are similar in fact to the previous occurence In this study a backpropagation ANN
model was applied to the Wonogiri Reservoir in Central Java, Indonesia. The optimal ANN architecture
produced in this study are the Input Pattern of 5-3-4 (which has a rain input recorded 1 – 5hours earlier, a water
level input recorded 1 – 3 hours earlier and a release input recorded 1 – 4 hours earlier). 27 pieces hidden
layer, total epoch which is 200 and the learning rate of 0.01. The output is predicting the water level, the
Outflow and Gate Opening of Reservoir. The current flood data was applied to the above model and it was
concluded that the network can follow the flood management pattern adequately. In addition, the network is
extra flexible with a lower flood discharge rate; and has the final elevation of the reservoir slightly lower than
the normal operation.

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