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Volume 9 - Issue 2, February 2020 Edition

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M.Sangeetha,Dr.S.Malathi

Software Testing is a process of analysis whether a system or a product complies with needs of customer requirements. It is mainly performed by testing team using different tools and techniques and the main target is to identify different behavior in the software project and to make sure quality. Generally testing is not done completely, instead it focuses on different test stages in testing like Unit, Integration, System, User Acceptance etc., and before launching it to the real world testing confirms the performance of the product. Testing also prevents product failure or wastage of cost. Access the quality of the final product delivered to the customer is the main aim of testing. Different phases of Testing life cycle focuses on – Test plan, Test design, Test execution, Defect reporting and tracking it to closure etc., test designing is writing of test cases based on requirements are the main blocks of testing. Very crucial in this testing life cycle is writing effective test cases in minimum time period. Criticality and risks is a key task of tester to sequence the test cases based on the priority of test case generation. Proposed methodology is to improve the detection of fault at the earlier phase like planning. This methodology provides the sequential order in as per the dependency of modules. In this paper we mainly identifying the modules along with cyclic blocks to be tested in sequence during the planning phase and prioritize this with OATS techniques and dependency structure.

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T. Jagan Mohan Raju, .G. Tulasiram, Soumya K

In this manuscript, the hybrid technique based on optimal location and the capacity of UPFC to improve the dynamic stability of the power system are proposed. The proposed hybrid technique is the joint execution of both the Improved Fruitfly Algorithm (IFA) and Crow Search Algorithm (CSA) and hence it is said to be as IFCSA. Here, the searching behavior of the fruit flies is enhanced by the crossover and mutation technique and hence it is termed as improved FA (IFA) technique. The novelty of the proposed hybrid technique is exemplified in the improved searching ability and reduced complexity. In this regard, the generator fault affects the dynamic stability of the system constraints such as voltage, power loss, real and reactive power. IFA technique optimizes the maximum power loss line as the UPFC suitable location. By using the CSA, the affected location parameters and dynamic stability constraints are restored into secure limits using the UPFC optimum capacity and accordingly the CSA reduces the UPFC cost. The attained UPFC capacity has been located in the affected location and the system power flow is analyzed. The proposed hybrid technique is implemented in the MATLAB/Simulink platform and tested under standard bench mark system. The proposed method performance is evaluated by comparison with various existing techniques such as ABCGSA and FOAPSO algorithms. The comparison results invariably prove the proposed hybrid technique effectiveness and confirm its potential to solve the related issues.

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Ashwani K., Vijay B., Darshan K.

In this paper, the main emphasis is on reviewing the different types of optimization techniques proposed on the different axis of rotation of the robotic arms. The optimization depends on the various parameters of the robotic arm for the movement and the end-effectors. For a small change in the movement of the source to the destination, several variables will give rise to changes in the accuracy and efficiency of the robotic arm. Various parameters like forward and inverse kinematics analysis, position error, joint displacements, velocity, acceleration, energy, path planning and obstacle avoidance etc. have been optimized using different various optimization techniques on different degrees of freedom robotic manipulators. Some Evolutionary algorithms such as Ant colony optimization, Bacterial foraging optimization, Artificial bee colony, Firefly algorithm, and Grey wolf optimization have been discussed. Comparative reviews for different variables for the different axis of rotation of robotic arms have been performed.

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Saranya S, Saravanan B

Due to the incorporation of intermittent renewable resource uncertainty level is increasing in power system which in turn affects overall schedules of a generating unit, results in load shedding, expensive generation schedule in unit commitment. Recent challenge is to provide the model uncertainty level with in power system. As the operational reliability depends on the uncertainty level of intermittent sources, the effective modeling gives effective scheduling. Most of the recent work is based on developing a new model for this stochastic unit commitment approach. Many scenarios generation methods and reduction methods have developed in recent years. This paper gives about the survey of various methodologies to model the stochastic nature of unit commitment and various solution methodologies to solve stochastic optimization problems. This literature may pave a new way for both regulated and deregulated market and also provide a good pathway to develop the effective smart grid technology with greater reliability.

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Adi Saputra, Fatwa Tentama

The purpose of this study is to examine the construct validity and reliability of subjective well-being variables and analyze the components and indicators that can form subjective well-being variables. Subjective well-being is measured by two components, namely life satisfaction and affect. The subjects in this study were 60 online motorcycle taxi partners operating in Yogyakarta. The method of data collection uses a scale of subjective well-being. Data in this study were analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) SmartPLS 3.2.8 with reflective constructs through CFA 2nd Order. Based on the results of the analysis of the construct validity and the construct reliability, the components and indicators that form subjective well-being on the online motorcycle taxi partner are declared valid and reliable. This shows that all components and indicators that exist are able to reflect and form subjective well-being. Thus the model can be accepted because the theory that describes subjective well-being is in accordance with the empirical data obtained.

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Risnina Wafiqoh, Yaya S. Kusumah, Dadang Juandi

This study aims to find out how students' reflective abstraction can be indentified in the process of learning mathematics. Research design uses descriptive qualitative research. The study involves 36 students as research subjects. Data validation uses data triangulation and method triangulation. Research results: reflective abstraction students can more easily appear and be known by using and demonstrating apperception in the learning process; in the learning process in class if the concept has been conveyed directly by the teacher, the reflective abstraction of the student can still be known by giving feedback in the form of asking students about the opposite concept as long as it does not violate the existing concept; by being given a test in the form of questions that represent students' knowledge of the concepts before and continuing about new concepts to be learned by students; by conducting interviews that can be carried out during the learning process or after the learning process is carried out in order to confirm what cannot be observed directly. The two parts of reflective abstraction can be identified in the same way, but only different types of questions are adapted to the parts of each reflective abstraction. The first reflective abstraction part is focused on how students construct new mathematical concepts according to them, while the second reflective abstraction is how students build new concepts in order to solve mathematical problems.

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Gunjan Arora Krishna Gupta

An efficient software product can be generated with the help of various techniques properties and procedures provided by software engineering. Therefore, it is necessary for a software developer to ensure that developed product is less in cost, time and budget. Careful planning is required before working on software projects because it is large in size and developer must have proper knowledge about the requirement of the user and all the systematic procedures for the development of software The abstract-present is the model of software engineering which is used to generate the source code from the sequence model. The code that is generated for the one phase will be given as input to generate code for the second phase. To generate reliable code, the improvement will be proposed in the abstract-present model. To do so, the SVM classifier will be used to classify required and non-required code to generate next phase of code. The proposed model is implemented in python and results are analyzed in terms of accuracy. Precision, recall and F-measure

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M. Gayathri, Dr. V. Sunitha

Days are getting obsolete wherein passivity is considered as the supreme weapon of heroism. Long-suffering and tolerance towards hatred and love are seldom seen in today’s society. Media – be it news channels or films or any other commercial entertainments – started focussing on numerous violent behaviours found in the society. Even this violence is seen in two phases. One is the type of violence projected by the wicked ones of society and another type is of the ones who want to bring peace and justice by using it as a weapon to fight back evil. When such horrific or gory details of the violence acted out by the evil minded people through media it automatically creates a humongous terror among the people. People are thrown into a state where they no longer find society harmless. They tend to walk with fright and horror. This creates suspicion to everyone around them. So, in an act of defensive mechanism they even violently attack people whom they are suspicious of, out of fright. This article tries to show how media can even be preaching violence knowingly or unknowingly by influencing young minds by exposing them continually to violence described in its nakedness.

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Aida Rafikovna Mustafayeva, Lyudmila Igramudinovna Gaydarova, Aksana Dzhamalutdinovna Kurbanova, Paynusat Aliaskhabovna Magomedova, Sabina Feytulakhovna Ismailova

The problem of pedagogical education of parents is considered in the article. The main attention is paid to the formation of moral attitudes in the family and the prevention of extremism in the youth environment in the context of the economic instability of a polyethnic region. Extremism in the youth environment has become a mass phenomenon in our country. One of the most vulnerable to extremism social groups is youth. The wide spread of youth extremism is evidence of the insufficient social adaptation of young people, the development of the asocial attitudes of their consciousness, which cause illegal patterns of behavior.

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Aalaa Abdulwahab, Hussein Attya, Yossra Hussain Ali

Every day a large number of digital text information is generated, the effectively searching, exploring and managing text data has become a main task. The Text Classification has areas in Sentiment Analysis, Subjectivity/Objectivity Analysis, and Opinion Polarity the Convolution Neural Networks (CNN’s) has a good performance and accuracy therefore it gained special attention. Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) is a classic topic model that able to extract latent topic from high dimensions and large-scale multi-class textual data(large data corpus).In this paper, we present a comparison among CNN ,traditional LDA and modified LDA with TF-IDF algorithm to classify a large pool of documents as a data set, it’s 20 news group. Experiment results show that the accuracy performance of CNN (94%) is better than the modified LDA approach (74.4% ) and traditional LDA (60%).The time to perform dataset classification by Traditional LDA is 4.04m, Modified LDA is 3.02m was less than time of CNN model 11.52m.

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Desri Nora, Azwar Ananda, Mudjiran

The contextual model is designed for the development of the students’ character as a form of achievement of the objectives of the target domain in the ISBD course by combining the mission and general purpose of Islamic religious education at State University of Padang by paying attention and integrating the values of religious characters that include honesty and responsibility. These values are the main character of the ISBD course which can be more meaningful to the development of students' character for both men and women based on Islamic religious values. This education design research needs to be done to obtain a valid, practical, and efficient, contextual-based ISBD learning model in character development or students morality. So that the ISBD course can contribute optimally in realizing the State University of Padang vision and mission to be one of the superior university in southeast Asia in the field of education, science, technology, sports, and art in 2020 based on the devotion to the God Almighty. Thus, the ISBD course is expected to highly contribute to achieving Indonesia's national education objectives.

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T.Geetha S.Anitharaj

Interval valued fuzzy matrices are introduced to make decision in the paddy cultivation. In decision making more concepts of fuzzy applications is used to analysis. Here we take Maximum operation of interval valued fuzzy matrices to make decision in three season’s paddy cultivation.

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Kubangun Nur Aida, Agustang A, Arlin A, Andi D May Agustang

The pattern of patron-client relationships in fishing communities in the Aru islands district can be seen from the closeness of fishermen to the capital owners, ranging from fishing operational costs to the costs for fishermen's daily needs. In other words, this pattern is intertwined in the community there between fishermen and the owners of fishing enterprises. This study tried to understand and analyzed the pattern of the patron-client relationship between fishermen (workers) and the skipper. To gain these objectives, the data collection techniques were successfully carried out including interviews conducted with the fishermen, fishing area observations and focus group discussions before conducting a descriptive analysis. The findings of the study were found regarding the pattern of patron-client relations between fishermen and fishermen intertwined in economic and non-economic aspects. The economic-client financial relationship was established in the form of assistance costs as capture operational capital. In return for fishermen, they supplied fish to catch marketing to the owner of the skipper capital. Non-economically, client-relations were protected in the form of loans to fishermen who wanted to work without funds. In addition, the patron-client relationship established through the relationship between the fishermen and the skipper started from access to employment opportunities. This relationship was an economic network established to gain access and access for fishermen without capital.

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Gayathri Denis, Dr.T.Krishnakumar, Dr.M.Karthikeyan, Dr.S.Sasipriya

In present day period of information technology most association have understood that human resource is significant for their hierarchical advancement , anyway the recruiting system has grown quickly and come to the for-most degree of e-recruiting process however there is a risk of E-Recruitment Frauds (ERF), counterfeit profiles, counterfeit resumes, counterfeit recognizable proof card, counterfeit visa, and phony meetings etc..By this impression the ineligible applicants are set in a decent association. So as to maintain a strategic distance from these predefined disadvantages, this paper presents the selecting procedure dependent on Block chain. This Block chain innovation which look at the first information of the up-and-comer and give exact outcome to the enrolling procedure by utilizing data mining, There are additionally numerous sites where recruiters can purchase a whole database of CVs that fit their hunt criteria. Candidate data has turned into the currency of the recruitment business. Generally, this is without the consent or even the learning of the candidates themselves. To prevent such procedures, the European Union (EU) has presented the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). By utilizing various devices and web search tools keeping Blockchain has primary zone of capacity, we can easily scrape the web for CVs and email addresses of potential candidates. The magnificence of Blockchain is that organizations can recover verified candidate data while keeping it unknown and holding fast to information protection guidelines.

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Yaya Hasanah, Hamidah Hanum

The content of N, P and K for some variants of soybeans can be influenced by the technological packages used under dryland conditions. The objective of the research was to determine the content of N, P, K of shoot soybean cultivars with the application of the technological packages under dryland conditions. This research used a Factorial Randomized Block Design with 2 factors and 3 replications. The first factor was soybean cultivars (Demas, Anjasmoro, Dering, Devon). The second factor was the use of soybean cultivation technology packages on dryland (package 1, package 2 and package 3). The parameters of observations were N, P and K content of shoot soybean varieties. Data were analyzed using the ANOVA procedure, the SAS version 12 computer program and comparison of means were tested for significance using Duncan Multiple Range Test (DMRT) p = 0.05. There is a difference in the response of soybean varieties to the application of the technological package used. The use of the P3 technology package (fertilizer (Urea 25 kg / ha), inoculant B. japonicum 200 g / 40 kg of seed, SP-36 250 kg / ha, KCl 150 kg / ha, spacing 40 cm x 20 cm, dolomite 2,000 kg / ha, farmyard manure 5 tons/ha, maximum tillage , ascorbic acid antioxidant 300 ppm) in the Anjasmoro variety produced the highest P and K content, while the use of the P2 technology package (Fertilizer (Urea 25 kg / ha), inoculant B. japonicum 200 g / 40 kg of seed, SP-36 150 kg / ha, KCl 100 kg / ha, dolomite 1,000 kg / ha, spacing of 40 cm x 20 cm, farmyard manure 2 tons / ha, maximum tillage, ascorbic acid antioxidant 200 ppm) in Dering variety produced the highest N plant content. It concluded that the best treatment for increasing the content of P and K for Anjasmoro variety is the application of the P3 technological package (SP-36 150 kg/ha, KCl 100 kg/ha), but the application of P2 technological package in Dering increased the N content

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Santosh Sonawane, Amol Jagadale, Dattatray Jadhav

Emerging technological development in biomedical imaging sensors and advanced computational platforms are making real time detection and analysis systems much popular in field of medical diagnosis. Research work presented in this paper elaborates method to detect cataract using the slit lamp eye lens images. As the cataract is being observed in almost all age group people, researches are finding fast and accurate methods for its diagnosis and categorization. This initiative by researchers will be advantages for developing countries as low cost alternative for diagnosis of eye disease. The eye lens with cataract is opaque different in structural and color features from lens without cataract. Active shape model is preferred for localization irregular shape objects, which is used for lens localization. Approximate lens circle is extracted, cropped and resized to fix size. Radon transform is used for extraction features of lens image. Cataract is detected using structural features of lens image. The radon transform is suitable for recording angular structural features extraction. Lens images with different type of cataract such as no cataract, nuclear senile cataract and cortical cataract is processed. Structural features are extracted and correlated with features for input image to be diagnosed for its categorization.

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D.Nethra Pingala Suthishni Dr.Anna Saro Vijendran

A Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET) is a group of devices that are linked wirelessly. Ease of establishment and rapid deployment nature earned popularity for MANET and widely used in numerous applications especially in disaster recovery areas and in the military sector. MANET is with dynamic topology and limited resources that may susceptible to various security attacks. The overall performance of the network may be affected by security attacks. MANETS are exposed to vulnerabilities due to its co-operative algorithms, lack of administration, dynamic topology, and open medium. Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is adopted to observe varied nature of policy violation and malicious activity. IDS is implemented in MANET for monitoring the intrusion of any malicious node. Nodes in MANET are supplied with a minimal amount of energy and recharge or replacing of batteries is tedious. Hence, energy conservation and enrichment of privacy are important in IDS. In this paper, IDS is incorporated with the clustering algorithm and fuzzy rules to obtain better energy utilization. IDS is enhanced to obtain privacy from several security attacks. An extensive experiment is conducted to validate the simulation of the enhanced approach.

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Lustiana Sari, Dwi Sulisworo, Moh Toifur, Nurul Huda Abd Rahman

Physics teachers began to believe that online learning provides opportunities for improving student learning achievement. This study aims to determine the impact of online learning assisted by Schoology on student learning achievement in physics learning. The research subjects were 11th-grade students in secondary schools in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The design of this study is a pretest-posttest controlled group. The material taught is the dynamics of rotation and balance of objects. This study used covariates, including prior knowledge, numerical abilities, and interest in learning to avoid the influence of other factors on learning achievement in cooperative learning online use a pair check type. The results of ANCOVA show that there are differences in learning achievement outcomes between students who take online learning with students who study conventionally. Covariates were as a predictor of learning achievement. Better results for the class taught online is due to the Schoology feature that is close to social media activities. These results provide opportunities for practical learning that are more in line with the daily habits of students who tend to like social media activities.

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Heny Kusdiyati, Robby Wijaya, Indra Febrianto

This research purposed to develop the empowering pioner school model for scavenger’s progeny in Supit Urang Landfill Malang toward sustainability Development’s Society in Malang. Te research method that used is descriptive-qualitative research. The approach used in this research is emic (emic view). This research done in the scavenger’s community in the Malang namely Supit Urang Landfill. Based on data analysis shows there are saveral factors influencing the low interest of scavenger’s progeny to school are: First, the condition of the environment around scavenger children, second, the lack of motivation and support from both parents for their children's education, third, there is no cost to send their children to school., fourth, the low level of knowledge of parents about the education of their children, which can potentially break the chain of poverty that occurs. The implication of the Eradication of Poverty model for scavenger’s progeny at the Supit Urang Landfill is done with the MSME-Based Pilot School which begins by providing assistance in the form of education on the importance of education for scavenger children. This is done to provide an understanding of the importance of education and knowledge to increase productivity and income so as to break the poverty chain. The existence of MSME-Based Pilot Schools can impact on the behavior of scavenger progeny who originally imitated their parents scavenging to become more independent through the processing of scavenging (waste) into profit.

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Riris Setyo Sundari, Tjetjep Rohendi Rohidi, Suminto A. Sayuti, Hartono

Art has entered the education area and has its own function for the education. Art education aims to provide students with experience and knowledge of art. Art as one of the cultural products that was born from the community, of course, contains the values held by the community, one of which is ethical values. In the world of Education, through the experience gained in Education, it is expected that the ethical values in the barongan show can be transferred to the younger generation so that value conservation can occur. The purpose of this study was to determine the value conservation process in education through Barongan. The results showed that the process of value conservation occurred at the stages of appreciation and expression in art education. Ethical values that appear in barongan performances are divided into two, namely positive ethics and negative ethics. Art education provides knowledge for students to be able to take positive ethics as an example in everyday life, and know the negative ethics that must be avoided in life. The positive ethics that appears in barongan art is the character of barongan characters who are willing to sacrifice to help others. Positive ethical values also appear in the performance process such as politeness and mutual cooperation. The negative ethics that appears in the barongan show is the character likes to disturb other people who emerge from the animal characters as a symbol of the bathara kala. In art education, students are given the knowledge and reinforcement that this negative ethic needs to be avoided in life.

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Umi Setijowati, Tri Joko Raharjo, Arief Yulianto, Suwito Eko Pramono

Developments of teachers are continuously attempted to fulfil the need for competencies so that they can be acknowledged in 21st-century life. However, the implementation of education has not been optimal to improve the quality of Indonesian human resources as mandated in the national education system law. The development of teacher competencies in the form of supervision is more on the administrative aspects and less on the professional/academic aspects; it requires an innovative coaching model which is relevant to the needs of the teacher. The purpose of this study is to develop a teacher competency development model based on the scientific approach. Its method is Research and Development. The research procedure includes the Preliminary Study, Model Development, and Model Test. Data collection technique uses observation, documentation, questionnaires, portfolios, and interviews. The data analysis technique uses descriptive statistics. The results of the study can be used as an alternative solution to the problem of weak teacher competencies/teacher performance. The research findings show that generally the coaches still use a top-down instruction, coaching focuses more on administrative aspects and the lack of face to face meeting between supervisors and teachers. This study is expected to benefit the user community and can improve the quality of education.

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Sri Rahmah Ramadhoni, Nurul Azizah, Mungin Eddy Wibowo, Edy Purwanto

This study attempted to examine the effectiveness of strength based group counseling to improve resiliency. The design used in this study was pre-test and multiple post-test designs. Purposive sampling was used to select 14 experimental subjects which were grouped into two in random or in other words, 7 people for each group. The subjects' data were collected through statistic Resilience Quotient (RQ) which was focused on emotional regulation, impulse control, optimism, causal analysis, empathy, self efficacy, and reaching out. The results of mixed repeated measures ANOVA showed that strength based group counseling was effective to improve resiliency (F (1,12) =600.047, p < 0.05). This also could be seen in the effect of time (F (2,24) = 1044.206, p < 0,05), and interaction effect between time and group (F (2,24) =1252.277, p < 0.05). These Findings assert that strength based group counseling is effective to improve resiliency of the students of SMA Negeri 9 Semarang.

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Anies Fuady, Purwanto, Susiswo, Swasono Rahardjo

The purpose of this study is to describe the reflective abstractions when solving mathematical problems. This research employs a qualitative descriptive method. Two-second semester students of Mathematics Education study program were chosen as research subjects. Results show that students with cognitive impulsive style failed to conduct reversal process, while the interiorization and coordination process satisfactory occurred. Students with cognitive reflective styles were weak in generalization process, however, most of the interiorization, coordination, encapsulation, and reversal were up to standard.

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Jae Mok Ahn, Jeom Keun Kim

Hear rate variability (HRV) is a noninvasive measure for evaluating a physiological response that takes place in the body, which is regulated by the autonomic nervous system (ANS) for a short-term HRV recording, mostly 5 min of data length. Among HRV parameters, frequency components obtained by Fourier transform (FT) have been widely used in clinical applications. However, discrete FT that can classify the strength of frequency components is limited due to discretizing the frequency, resulting in a technically spectral leakage and missing values of the in-between frequency. In this study, a new method for calculating a power spectrum using the overlapping segment is proposed to create a smooth spectrum between frequency boundaries, which divides three frequency components: very low frequency, low frequency, and high frequency. A power spectrum on average calculated from six overlapping segments generated by shifting the 2 min 30 s segment forward every 30 s for the 5-minute dataset showed the best smooth curve of a power spectrum than other segments. A compensation factor was found to minimize the difference between power spectra obtained by 5 min and six 2 min 30 s overlapping segments. The results suggest that a newly proposed method based on overlapping segments would be very useful in calculating a power spectrum to minimize an abrupt change at the frequency boundaries.

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Mungin Eddy Wibowo, Edy Purwanto, Sri Rahmah Ramadhoni

This study explored degree of empathy among eastern, cental, and western indonesian counselling students with a total of 577 students selected using cluster random sampling technique. The data collection technique used was IRI (The Interpersonal Reactivity Index) instruments. Results indicated there are differences in empathy between Eastern Indonesia, Central Indonesia, and Western Indonesia and there were no differences empathy in gender. These findings suggest counsellors with an understanding of the empathy and formed by counsellors in empathy development is important.

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Sinta Saraswati, Edwindha Prafitra Nugraheni, Edwindhana Mareza Putra, Mungin Eddy Wibowo, Mulawarman, Soesanto

This current research based on problems experienced by college students of Universitas Negeri Semarang (Unnes). The purpose of this study was to investigate the indirect effect between emotional intelligence and work engagement in terms of career adaptability as a mediator variable. Using bias corrected bootstrap method N = 5000 in PROCESS software shows that emotional intelligence is directly related to work engagement (β = 0.49; p <0.01), furthermore career adaptability has proven as mediating effects (β = 0.05; p <0.01). These findings have implication that universities and counselors should provide career planning and counseling program as life-design counseling which facilitate students career design.

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Sai Sudha Gadde ,Dr. K. V. D. Kiran

Healthcare industry is in high priority compare to others, since people need an accurate, high quality of care and services regardless of cost. Symptomatic diseases have an influential impact on the continuum of care and on early diagnosis when it comes to screening, Diagnosis at a foregoing disease stage aid in patient prognosis and in Treatment Decisions. Deep learning algorithms, exceptionally convolution neural networks swiftly became a handpicked methodology to assay medical images in healthcare industry. This survey covers major Convolutional neural network architectures and we tried to include major deep learning concepts precise to medical image classification and various improvement to the field, also a brief overview provided on study of diabetic retinopathy from past three years. We confine with the prospectus of the nonce state-of-the-art, challenges and navigation for subsequent research.

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Vaibhav R. Pandit, Dr. R. J. Bhiwani

Multispectral and panchromatic images are the outcomes of optical satellite technology. Because of the different levels in spatio-spectral resolutions, they can also be regarded as spectrally-superior-spatially-inferior-resolution image and spatially-superior-spectrally-inferior-resolution image respectively. When acquired for the same geographic scenario, the fusion of these two images is also referred to as ‘Pansharpening’. It has emerged as a promising solution to fulfill the demand of simultaneous high levels of spatio-spectral resolutions in remote sensing imagery. Continuous attempts while proposing different approaches to produce efficient fused image are reported in literature. The approaches are mostly differentiated based on way of spatial detail extraction from panchromatic image and its injection to multispectral image. In this paper, we propose to use morphological half-gradient for the first task and iterative regression approach at high resolution for the second one. The performance measurement is carried out on two real datasets made available by Deimos-2 and IKONOS satellite sensors using low- and high-resolution evaluation techniques. The performance analysis involves comparison with the most recent algorithms. With respect to the evaluated quality metrics, the proposed algorithm proves to be the best among others.

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Anupam Saini, Anuj Malik, Manish Kumar, Shailendra Bhatt

Nutraceuticals are merged from two words i.e., nutrition and pharmaceutical in which nutrition means a nourishing food component like vitamins, minerals, fibres, fats, carbohydrates etc which are essentials for maintaining human health and pharmaceutical means a medical drug. Nutraceuticals known as the food component or dietary supplement which provide the nourishment to human health and give the beneficial effects on various pathological diseases such as CVD (Cardiovascular disease), cancer, diabetes, atherosclerosis and neurological disorders. This review shades light on the antioxidants present in plants, uses of those plants in preventing from different disease and products available in market. This review also contained the marketed growth of nutraceuticals globally and Indian nutraceutical market growth. Antioxidants are the agents which prevent or delaying the oxidation of oxidizable substrate. The Indian and global nutraceutical market are growing day-by-day because peoples nowadays needs good health and they are well aware for consuming nutraceuticals like health drinks, sports drinks, probiotics, prebiotics drinks etc to maintain the good health and prevent form diseases without taking allopathic medicines.

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S.Mythrei, S.Singaravelan

Entity linking is a task of extracting information that links the mentioned entity in a collection of text with their similar knowledge base as well as it is the task of allocating unique identity to various entities such as locations, individuals and companies. Knowledge base (KB) is used to optimize the information collection, organization and retrieval of information. Heterogeneous information networks(HIN) comprises of multiple-type interlinked objects are interconnected with various types of relationships which have becomes increasingly most popular named are bibliographic networks, social media networks which includes the typical relational database data. The entity linkage determines the corresponding entities from unstructured web text, in the existing HIN. This work is the most challenging and important due to its ambiguity and existing limited knowledge. Some HIN could be considered as a domain-specific KB. The current Entity Linking systems aimed towards corpora which contain heterogeneous as web information and it performs sub-optimally on the domain specific corpora. The EL systems used one or more general or specific domains for linking such as DBpedia, Wikipedia, IMDB and Word net. This model framework presents a model on domain specific entity linking with HIN. This model framework describes the advantages and disadvantages of exiting methods along with its outcomes.

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S. Benazir Hazira, K. Sasikumar, S. Subhasini, O.S. Sethu Raman, M. RajasekaraPandian

The existing study investigated the gonadal hormone alternation of Zebrafish brought on by means of sublethal concentration of Azoxystrobin (5ppm and 15ppm). Due to sublethal doses Azoxystrobin exposure leads to endocrine disruption in zebrafish in connection with hormonal reproductive tissues. FSH, LH and testosterone hormone levels were notably reduced (P<0.001) in the treated fish in assessment with manipulate with azoxystrobin attention increased. Reduction within the gonodosomatic index was once evident inside the extend of sublethal dose of Azoxystrobin absorbed their sensitivity to zebrafish intercourse hormone like effects.

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Muhammad Wali, Lukman Ahmad, Rizaldi Akbar, Abdus Salam, Ismail

This study aims to build a source code library application model that can be used as a form of learning media for various programming languages flexibly both in online and offline conditions that are used for students to study software development. This application will be an alternative learning software development that provides references and recommendations for building application source code. Broadly speaking, this research is divided into three stages, namely pre-development data collection, development and implementation, and post-development data collection. Pre-development data collection is intended to obtain a preliminary study of the core problems faced, while the development and implementation phase focuses on modeling software design into diagrams and making programming code to implement the designs that have been made. While the stages of post-development data collection are for enhancing applications made, drawing conclusions, and suggestions for further research topics, while in software development using a linear sequential model often called the waterfall model. The Source Code Library application developed will be a prototype and focus on a number of modules, namely programming language modules, content modules, and synchronous modules. This SCL application provides a solution for beginners and students in learning and developing applications at a basic level.

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Prabhashini Wijewantha, Mazuki Jusoh, S.M. Ferdous Azam, Sepali Sudasinghe

This research paper discusses the case of eroding well-being of the modern-day employee. In doing so it highlights the well-being related issues faced by the middle managerial level employees working in private sector organizations in general and Sri Lanka in specific. Further it discusses the work that has been done in the area of employee well-being so far and highlights the need for undertaking more scholarly work in the area from the human resource management perspective. Accordingly, the gaps in literature both local and international covering the area of employee well-being has been discussed and future research directions have been established.

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Fauzan Putraga Al Bahri, Jhony Syafwadhinata

Method Based Keyword Success Learning (BKSL) is learning based on the application of keywords in understanding learning material on computer use. In this learning method the application of BSKL involves media and techniques consisting of games; debate; discussion; story; film; conversation; and vocabulary, the type of learning media most interested by AMIK Indonesia students is the game with a score of 4.07 with very capable information, and followed by the use of films with a score of 3.73, vocabulary with a score of 3.50, and debates, conversations, stories, and discussions with score 2.82 with sufficient information. The use of game and film media can facilitate students in understanding English conversation which indirectly adds to the vocabulary of each individual student, in practicum learning with a variety of computer uses can help AMIK Indonesia students in operating computers in practicum activities.

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Mu’mina Kurniawati S. J. Kahar, Fatwa Tentama

The purpose of this study is to describe empathy in the educational context, to analyze the construct validity and reliability of the empathy scale, and to find aspects that make up the construct of the empathy scale. Empathy is measured by four aspects: perspective taking, fantacy, personal distress and empathic concern. The subjects in this study were 59 high school X students. This study was analyzed using the Smart PLS 3.2.8 program with reflective constructs through the 2nd order CFA. Based on the analysis of construct validity and construct reliability, the aspects and indicators that make up empathy are valid and reliable. This shows that all aspects and indicators are able to reflect and shape empathy. The dominant aspect that affects the construction of empathy is personal distress. The lowest aspect that affects the construction of empathy is fantacy. Thus the model can be accepted because the theory that describes empathy is in accordance with the empirical data obtained.

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Oktaviani Adhi Suciptaningsih, Titik Haryati

The primary aim of this paper is to find an effective and efficient character education model for Javanese ethno pedagogy junior high school students. The Javanese teachings used are the teachings of one of the educational leaders in Indonesia who come from Javanese society, namely Ki Hajar Dewantara, who reads Ing ngarso sung tulodho, ing madyo mangun karso, tut wuri handayani. Data collection uses qualitative methods that are case studies by conducting observations, in-depth interviews, FGDs, and documents. The results were analyzed using the stages of category collection, direct interpretation, searching for category equivalence and naturalistic generalizations. The research subjects were teachers and students of grade 1 junior high school. The results showed that character education for Javanese Ethno pedagogy-based junior high school students was carried out in several stages, namely, training, mentoring and supervision for teachers and through modeling, habituation, KBM, extracurricular activities, and wall writing for students. The findings of this study provide a basic recommendation for government authorities to issue policies implementing character education for culture-based junior high school students. Also, the stages inside proved to be effective and efficient in shaping the personality of students to have a Javanese identity.

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Fabricio Francisco Chávez Mora, Irma Milagros Carhuancho Mendoza, Fernando Alexis Nolazco Labajos, Carlos Oswaldo Venturo Orbegoso, Bertha Gladys Miranda Guevara.

The municipal public servant needs to be motivated to serve the citizens in order to provide a quality service, where their expectations are exceeded, for this they must have the necessary resources, the same ones that are tested by the entity; therefore, the objective was to identify the factors that influence the motivation of the public service in a municipality in Peru. The study was carried out under the qualitative approach, the interpretive paradigm, the method applied corresponded to the case study and the phenomenology, the technique applied was the interview with the respective interview guide, the reporting units corresponded to eight collaborators currently working in the institution. The four factors that include the motivation corresponding to the service vocation, the management report, the appropriate organizational climate are based on respect and loyalty to the workplace. Therefore, a weight of the opportunities in the labor market, the collaborators would not resign, because they consider that they work in the municipality for their vocation of service. Weight of the economic conditions are not encouraging, so they emphasize the homologation of their salaries, contracts according to academic achievements, and constant training to resolve cases according to current regulations and not violate the rights of citizens.

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211-219  



V. NagaRaju, K. Dileep, K. Bhaskar, Sk. Khadar Basha

Water is the main need for any kind of living things. The main source of the water on earth is Sea water. We have fresh water lakes and rivers around the world for drinking purpose, but the scarcity of water came in to existence in 20th century. Therefore, we need to use sea water, which is very plenty around the world, but presently the sea water is not used for drinking purpose. So, we need to convert the salt water in to fresh water for drinking purpose. There are many ways to convert salt water in to fresh water. The converting of salt water in to fresh water, we need more amounts of any type of sources like fuels, solar etc. This paper represents a water purification technique using solar energy named as solar desalination. Even though a lot of work has been done in previous research by using solar desalination technique, the use of Phase Change Material (PCM) to increase the efficiency of the solar still and compare the performance of the solar still with PCM and without PCM. A simple single basin stage still with an inclined transparent surface for the collection of condensed vapors as they fall down. The main purpose to use PCM is to increase the productivity during evenings (when sun is absent).

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Sathiskumar S, Dhanush Guru R, Dhavaneeswaran N

In automobiles, safety considered as a key thing while designing. The vehicle frontal structure has a bumper, structural parts, which resist and reduces damages due to vehicle frontal crashes and ensures safety by absorbing the impact. The Pneumatics plays a major role in the field of automation and actuation control techniques. The aim is to design and fabricate an automated pneumatic based vehicle bumper system that uses a sensor with a pneumatic operated bumper in order to avoid car dents and scratches. This system incorporated with an IR transmitter and Receiver circuit, Control Unit, Pneumatic bumper system. The IR sensor senses the obstacle, which approaches the vehicle. When there is any obstacle closer to the vehicle (within 2-3 feet), the control signal is given to the electronic circuit which actuates the bumper automatically to absorb the impact and stopping it from coming too close to the vehicle body. This prevents vehicle damage and ensures the safety of the inmates. This system only actuated when the vehicle speed is above 30-40 km/hr. This vehicle speed sensed by the proximity sensor and monitored continuously, this signal given to the control unit, and it actuates the pneumatic bumper system accordingly.

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Dr.R.Subramaniya Bharathy Mrs.R.Rajapushpam

Consumer behavior entails the psychological techniques that consumers undergo in spotting wishes, locating ways to clear up these wishes, making buy selections (For example whether or not or not to purchase a product and, in that case, which emblem and wherein), interpret records, make plans, and enforce these plans. Consumers frequently buy products not due to their attributes in line with se but as an alternative because of the remaining benefits that those attributes offer, in flip leading to the delight of closing values. In Present Marketing Scenario, the Study of Consumer Behavior has emerged as critical. Consumers are the kings of markets. Without clients no commercial enterprise corporation can run. All the sports of the commercial enterprise worries stop with clients and purchaser delight. Customer conduct check is primarily based on consumer buying behavior, with the client playing the three awesome roles of consumer, payer and customer. Consumer buying Behaviour consumes derive towards be located a critical part of strategic marketplace making plans. Popular command near broaden a framework for the examine Purchaser Behaviour it's miles useful to begin by way of thinking about the elements which impacts on patron shopping for Behaviour as per healthy equally the evolution of the sector of patron research and the exclusive paradigms of idea which have encouraged the discipline. The examine is an empirical evaluation designed to degree the purchasing Behaviour of millet merchandise amongst customer with a pattern of 185 Consumers.

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Ibrahim

In rural development, the government provides 1 billion rupees per village and on the other hand PT Newmont as a gold mining company also provides additional funding for the development and improvement of people's welfare. All funds are channeled through the Village Owned Enterprises throughout Indonesia. But in the last 3 years there are many deviations in the community, especially on the island of Sumbawa precisely the rural area around the gold mine. Therefore, the research team conducted observations, interviews, and document collection in the field through the help of the administrators of Village Owned Enterprises (VOE), communities and stakeholders and even local governments. Qualitative data management includes the process of reduction, display and conclusion. From the field data, it is found that the stakeholders see the unbalance of the VOE role in society caused by (1) the low quality and professionalism of human resources, (2) weak business management, and (3) the economic potential is not yet organized by good.

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235-238  



Arnold Gabriel Benedict, Samiksha Shukla

Language is an essential mode, not only for human communication—but also for thinking. A story is conveyed or a report of an incident is being told, humans perceive the conveyed information in the form of visual insights. The increasing advancements in the field of artificial intelligence can help with the same in machines. This paper reflects on the internalization of stories from a cognitive perspective and outlines a scalable framework for supporting the visualization of narrative text data. This paper leverages natural language processing (NLP), probabilistic modelling of discourse knowledge, information extraction of narrative components (who, where, when, what) and the narrative visualization. The graphics knowledge base storage structure has been redesigned to obviate the necessity of having a larger database for all graphics entity. With the developed framework, any user can input unrestricted natural language for the dynamic generation of animated scenes. This provides users with direct visual output in response to their natural language input. This tool can potentially impact the way humans interact with computers and expand a completely new way of understanding conversations.

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D.Arivazhagan

Emerging technology advancement in various fields due to internet services, young field supply chain management grab the most of the opportunity to establish its hand in Indian economy. Information movement is the key for supply chain management because most of the activity transfer to web based technology. Information movement between suppliers to company, company to customer is important for successes of supply chain management. Reaching global market is possible now because of technology. There are many actors across the world exploiting the opportunities of great demand. But successful actors are very few because of market profitability. Building it and make it conceivable by use of Internet technology as a promotion channel needs new understanding about how the complete logistics arrangement essentials to be established in different environments and about the consequences this will infer for other performers. This paper deals with integration dimensions of supply chain and technology role.

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249-252  



D.Arivazhagan, Professor, AMET Business School, AMET University, Chennai.

In today’s shipping Industry Logistics is one of the key word increasingly attractive and essential topic among academicians and consultants, because it leads to reduced working cost improved distribution performance and improved customer satisfaction levels. The universal logistics business is projected to the worth of 11.9 billion dollars through large service providers who are headquartered in regions like Europe, the major market is United States, which is about one-third of the Universal market. The international logistics industry is categorized by cost(high) of operations, small margin, unavailability of talent, infrastructure blockages, demand from customers for financing in updated expertise and providing single stop of result to all their requirements. The business is also continually undergoing & facing association through procurements, merges and unions. This paper provides a viewpoint on these problems, outline few challenges through secondary data and pronounce some exciting initiatives that some needs to complete through brilliance in handling logistics.

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253-255  



Singh Jasvir

Amines serve as starting materials for the preparation of dithiocarbamates and are used largely used in pharmaceutical industry. The reaction of dithiocarbamates with anhydrous manganese (II) acetate in dimethyldulphoxide (DMSO) to form soluble coloured manganese (II) - dithiocarbamate complexes has been made the basis of spectrophotometric (direct colorimetric as well as photometric titrimetric) methods for their determination. The direct colorimetric method consists in adding to DMSO solution of amino compound, an excess of carbon disulphide followed by addition of anhydrous manganese (II) acetate and measuring the resulting colour of metal complex spectrophotometrically at 360 nm (λmax of metal-dithiocarbamets complexes). Alternatively, carbon disulphide was added to the sample solution in DMSO and resulting solution titrated photometrically with standard anhydrous manganese (II) acetate at the respective wavelength. The above spectrophotometric methods have been successfully applied for analysis of amino drugs. The recoveries of procaine penicillin and dopamine hydrochloride from their commercial drug formulations have been found in the ranges 99.0-99.4 and 99.3-100.3% with RSD's in the 0.3-0.4 and 0.2-0.5% respectively

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D.Arivazhagan, Dr. C. Manoharan , Dr.S.Poongavanam, R. Divyaranjani, Dr.R.Vetri selvan

This century has given us certain distinctive path towards leaping into the instigating growth. One has witnessed the instable development in the field of I.T., Law, Medical Sciences, and Engineering etc. Since the last decade many companies have expanded their frontiers into various fields and have brought immense change in the targeted achievement. Along with the benefits, the development has also witnessed various threats to the modus operandi of businesses organization.

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Dr. C. Manoharan , Dr.S.Poongavanam, D.Arivazhagan, R. Divyaranjani, , Dr.R.Vetri selvan

Cognitive motivation is a theory of motivation that states that behavior is an active result of the analysis and processing of available information, rather than an innate and mechanical set of rules that the mind uses to respond to situations. The theory assumes that behavior is based on a process of thought rather than on a preprogrammed set of mental instructions. The term cognition refers to any process of thought, and motivation is the activation of behavior or action. There are two different forms of cognitive motivation, intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation refers to tasks that are rewarding in and of themselves, such as the pleasure of solving a puzzle, learning, or playing a game. The motivating factors for taking such actions are not external but internal. Extrinsic motivation is the opposite and involves engaging in a task because of external factors.

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267-269  



Sarika T. Deokate, Nilesh J. Uke

Day by day, the printed and handwritten documents are processed on high scale to perform different operations digitally. In this process, Classification of the contents is one of the crucial tasks for any Optical Character Recognition. Diverse techniques like SVM,KNN, ANN, Deep Learning and many more has been utilized for this. We have used KNN, CNN approach for this and illustrated the working of the Convolutional neural network for the Marathi Script with discussion of its working environment. To achieve the superiority we used the max pooling. We tried our system on the diverse size dataset to check the fitness of the proposed model. We evaluated our system on the varying size trained and test data set

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Sameer Y.Bhosale*, Prof.Dr.G.R.Selokar

In improvement of the thermal performance there is necessity of the heat transfer augmentation. As the series of ribs publicists the turbulence to intensify the heat transfers to the working medium in the duct. For this criteria we made the numerical and experimental examination of non conational type truncated stepped grooved shoe shape rib under forced convection. The study concentrates on truncated ribs to improve thermal performances with continuous ribs. For the experimentation, velocities (1 m/s – 2.5 m/s) and heater inputs (625 W/m2 - 960 W/m2) are considered to determine the heat transfer performance. The highest magnitudes of Nusselt Number (Nu), Thermal Enhancement factor (TEF) are 217.01.1.42 respectively. The results of experiments are also validated with Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) results and literature results. The results obtained by the experimentation are in good agreement with CFD results and higher than that of results from same domain literature.

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276-282  



Ambalgi Bheemashankar, Dr. A.C. Subhajini

Cloud Computing is a practical, adaptable and demonstrated conveyance stage for giving business or consumer IT services over the Internet. In any case, cloud computing presents an additional degree of hazard since essential services are frequently re-appropriated to a third party, which makes it harder to keep up information security and protection, bolster information and administration accessibility, and show consistency. Cloud computing uses many innovations (Web 2.0, virtualization, SOA); In addition, the security issues we are examining here are identified the major vulnerabilities of these framework types and the major threats identified with cloud computing, as well as the condition for differentiation and detection Dangers with possible solutions.

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Hanamantraya, Dr.A.C.Subhajini

MCC is one of the promising advancements for changing the world that gives pooled cloud assets toward unlimited capacity, utility and versatility to serve different mobile gadgets through Ethernet or Internet whenever and place in heterogeneous environments. So as to have top to bottom comprehension of MCC, one ought to have clear comprehension of cloud computing and its services. The fundamental objective of this work was to propose a security structure so as to verify the client’s private information utilized by a segment based mobile cloud application. The security system proposed is called Secure Mobile-Cloud (SMC) and its functionalities are: To allow the clients to pick the security level they need to apply to their information. To adjust the security level and accordingly the security services to the client prerequisites. To adjust the security services connected to the mobile gadget vitality utilization.

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289-294  



Bhaskar Jyoti Deka

The concept of ‘market environmentalism’ (ME) and the process of ‘neo-liberalisation of nature’ becomes a new discourse in the field of natural resources management. Commercialisation, privatisation, and market mechanisms are replacing public policies vis-à-vis resource governance. Simultaneously, the movements for establishing human right to water (HRtW) and decentralisation of environmental governance for ensuring the viability of the natural ecosystem are also on the rise. This article sheds light on the optimistic argumentations of ME and then examines them critically. It is concerned with the governance of environmental resources especially ‘waters’, the role of neoliberal forces have diminishing effects in many instances. Taking water as a right more significant than any other constitutional rights citizens exercise legally, the article speculates that moderate state intervention and encouragement for greater public participation are necessary steps to be taken for sustainable governance of water, which would eventually ensure citizens their ‘Right to Water’

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295-300  



M. Lakshmi Priya, C. V. Naidu, Josthna Penchalaneni

Upon purification, various anti-cancer drugs derived from plant materials were tested on cells, including various cancer cell lines and laboratory animals and then sent to clinical trials. In recent years, the number of newly discovered natural compounds has increased dynamically.Such compounds have cytotoxic properties with a range of action mechanisms such as tumor cell growth inhibition, apoptosis induction, DNA disruption, topoisomerase inhibition I and II, apoptosis induction, and others.Our present study deals with extraction and isolation of different fractions of Flemingia wightiana's ethanolic leaf extract by using column chromatography and thin layer chromatography [TLC]. This purification results in three different fractions where these three were subjected to identify their cytotoxicity against HCT-116 cancer cell lines.MTT reports make it clear that fraction 1 is the active fraction of all, and this is further continued to find the exact bioactive compounds through GC-MS.

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301-304  



Saint Saputra, Supahar

The purpose of this study was to describe: (1) Produces a medium of learning physics meriam bambu assisted local wisdom smartphone for the material sound waves that meet the eligibility criteria, (2) untuk instructional media portray the real object using local bamboo wisdommeriam, (3) the values of local wisdom in meriam bambu.This study is a research and development (R & D), which refers to the model 4-D model of development. Feasibility media validated by subject matter experts, media experts and practitioners. Media developed loaded onto the smartphone. Data obtained in the form of qualitative data and kauntitatif,Qualitative data referred to in order to get suggestions and comments for further improvements while quantitative data in the form of scores were used to assess the feasibility according to the criteria. Quantitative data analysis was performed using kritetia quality raw scale.Based on the analysis concluded: media expert validation earned an average of 4.20 aspect display with good category of software engineering aspects of 4.25 with very good category. Meanwhile, for the assessment of media usage aspects of the media get a mean score of 4.25 with the criteria aspect very well, and 4.24 with the criteria of the language very well.

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305-310  



Z.Rakhmankulova, Sh.Choriev, D.Yusupova, O.Muminov

This paper is considered as first attempt to discuss the historiography of the relations between Central Asian Khanates and Ottoman empire in the 19th and at the beginning of the 20th centuries. The study analyzed by a historiography of history of political, social and cultural relations among Central Asian Khanates and Ottoman empire in the 19th and at the beginning of the 20th centuries. Additionally, on the paper widely used archive documents of the National Archive of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The study can shed light to the historical relations between two nations in areas social, economic, and cultural tolerance.

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311-318  



R Ranjith Kumar, G Elavarasan, M Kannan, D Karthikeyan

There is a critical situation waiting for our future generation about the consumption of all the resources of globe to produce electricity that our planet took billions of years to create. Over a short duration of shut down or an on-demand power source to supplement a renewable energy system, crude oil based engine-driven generators can provide a viable technological solution. The ICE generator is a mature technology that has been employed with great success the world over. Indeed, it is arguable that this success and the ubiquitous nature of the technology have led directly to many of the environmental crises facing our planet today. Nevertheless, the disadvantages of the engine-driven generator are many, and in some applications, it is the appropriate technology for the job. Even today, the major power source of automobile is crude oil based ICE which are need to be changed gradually by an alternative source of energy. By taking EURO emission standard as reference Central Pollution Control Board in India has implemented Bharat emission standards and it is updating its regulation in regular interval of time. In this paper, a complete review of various stages of Bharat emission standards and the reason for making the emission rules and regulations stringent in recent times were discussed in this paper.

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319-323  



Sayyora Masharipova

The article described unique architecture of ancient cities of Uzbekistan one of them hotel as the second floor of the outer court, covering one room, hallway, terrace, area, warehouse, and two or three rooms and a hallway with adjoining or open space, sometimes one or more rooms on one or both sides of the high patio on the second floor.

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324-326  



Nilufar Fayzullaeva, Muborak Makhkamova

The article deals with the problem of implementation of innovative pedagogy, particularly teaching disciplines of the economic cycle. Presenting different forms of the basic methods of active means of teaching students in order to improve the quality of education, as well as the importance of personal and professional competence of the teacher.

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327-329  



A.M. Diponegoro, H.K. Rustam, R. Wilantika, B. Mukti, Y. Fajrin, & F. Saipul

The purpose of this study is to find out the meaning of the quality of fathering based on the stage of development and gender. The subjects of this study were S1 and S2 students in Yogyakarta with 200 students. Much research has been done on fathering before. However, in this study we want to review how the perspective of students in Yogyakarta regarding the quality of their father, whether close to their father. This hypothesis shows students are very close to their fathers such as educating, devoting, supporting, and on the side of religiosity. The quality of the relationship between adolescents and fathers is getting better so far experiencing problems.

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330-333  



Nadya Carmelianda, Etty R. Kridarso, Julindiani Iskandar, Sri Novianthi

Planning dan designing football stadium with retractable roof aims to accommodate outdoor and indoor activities (multievent arena) such as football matches and music concerts. Dynamic element is applied in one of football stadium part which is the roof, this is chosen as a representation of future dimensions. The football stadium which become the object of this research is Singapore National Stadium in Singapore, Toyota Stadium in Japan, and Commerzbank Arena in Germany. The object of this research has rectractable roof with different forms, structures, and environmental aspects. This research uses qualitative methods by comparing secondary data about the application of dynamic elements which applied to the rectratable roof of each research object that has different kind of weather conditions, function, roof shape, structural design, and types of roof movement, then analyzed based on dynamic element criteria. With this research about the application of dynamic element on football stadium retractable roof, it can be concluded that Singapore National Stadium in Singapore has the most dynamic retractable roof.

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334-338  



Diana Irvindiaty Hendrawan, Melati Ferianita Fachrul, Astri Rinanti

The aims of the study were to identify water quality status, and analysis the function of lake as an ecological balance of the city. Depok city have 20 of lakes which function as a water catchment areas. The high population growth of Depok City give a pressure on the small lake and getting siltation and water pollution. Silting and lake area reduction result in a reduction in the volume of water disposal and the impact is will be a flood as well. The method to calculate the water quality status using the water pollution index (PI). The result show that the quality status of lakes is moderate upto heavy polluted. The main pollutants that enter to lake come from settlement. This is indicated by the high value of BOD, COD, fecal coli due to mostly in the settlement not including the communal waste water treatment plant (WWTPs) to process the greywater. This condition will distrubed of biogeochemical cycle and makes environmental problems also gave a negative impact on community. Integrated management is needed in the management of lakes in Depok City. The action that must be taken to improve its ecological function were to digging the lake more than 3 m, construct the communal WWTPs to treat settlement wastewater and arrangement of lake banks.

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339-343  



Edy Siswanto

This study aims to determine the effect of the principal's participatory leadership style on teacher work satisfaction and to know the effect of teacher work motivation on work satisfaction of Mts Muhammadiyah Sidomulyo teachers in Gorontalo Province. Population and samples used in this study were all 50 teachers Muhammadiyah Sidomulyo Mts in Gorontalo Province. This research was carried out using the SPSS 21.0 instrument. The data analysis method used in this study, including normality test, determination coefficient test, Simultaneous F test, and Partial T test. Based on the results of the research data on the analysis of the influence of style participatory leadership, motivation towards employee job satisfaction, it can be concluded that there is an influence between participatory leadership style with employee job satisfaction. There is an influence between motivation on employee job satisfaction, and there is a simultaneous influence between leadership style and motivation on employee job satisfaction.

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344-348  



Anis Wulandari, Etty R Kridarso, Nuzuliar Rahma, Rizki Fitria Madina, Ristya A Safitri

Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country where abundant biodiversity can invite both flora and fauna. The existence of a tourist object that explores the beauty of nature that utilizes the charm of the underwater park and marine biota in Indonesia that can be enjoyed, studied and studied. Oceanarium is an artificial nature that is recreational, educative and conservative and can foster a love of the sea.The physical form of a building, first expressed by the shape of the facade. The shape of the facade that is reflected provides visual communication to the observer, so that a building design can be known for its aesthetic concept. An overview of the aesthetic concepts in the facade of the Oceanarium building will be carried out by qualitative methods, where data is obtained from secondary sources (literature, journals). Furthermore, the analysis uses a comparative method to then describe the conclusions.The final results show that each oceanarium building has a different aesthetic element..

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349-351  



Rianto Nurcahyo, Didiet Gharnaditya, Agung Surya, Ghea Natalia

This research aims to provide input to PT. ABC Indonesia in the digital marketing industry about a strategy that will provide competitive advantage from other competing companies in the digital marketing industry. The data processed with descriptive qualitative methods of Milles and Huberman,The data collected based on primary and secondary data through direct interviews with companies in the digital marketing industry to look at external and internal factors that include PESTLE (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental), 5 Forces Porter, RBV (Resource Based View) methods at PT. ABC Indonesia . Recommendation Strategy based on VRIO (Valuable, Rare, and Imitability Organized) to see the resources are a competitive disadvantage, competitive advantage parity, or sustainable competitive advantage and SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, Threat) matrix to see and create alternative strategies that can be implemented firmly.

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352-354  



Nor Azman Ismail, Tan Chun Wen, Md Sah Salam, Abdullah Mohd Nawi, Su Elya Namira Mohamed

This paper aims to explore the use of Visual Inertial Odometry (VIO) for tracking and measurement. The evolution of VIO is first discussed, followed by the overview of monocular Visual Odometry (VO) and the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU). Next, the related measurement approaches and the use of VIO for measurement have also been discussed. Visual Inertial Odometry is the combination of IMU in the VO system in which the visual information and inertial measurements are combined to achieve an accurate measurement. The algorithm of VO system contains four components, which are camera calibration algorithm, the feature tracker algorithm (usually the KLT algorithm), the rigid motion estimation algorithm, and the algorithm that matches a description of the features points (typically RANSAC algorithm). The IMU is the combination of accelerometer, gyroscopes and magnetometer that measures the linear and angular motion. To fuse the visual and inertial measurements data, there are two different approaches based on when and how they were fused. Tightly coupled and loosely coupled are the approaches for when the measurements are fused, while filtering and optimization based are the approaches for how they were fused. Studies on related measurement approaches can be summarized as three methods which are using the time-of-flight camera, dual cameras (stereovision), or the single camera known as monovision. This review shows that the technique that utilizes the VIO to get visual information and inertial motion has been used widely for measurement lately especially for the field related to Augmented Reality.

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355-361  



S. B. Ron Carter, L. P. Sivakumar, K. Premkumar, A.Selvaraj, M. Vishnu Priya

TZ-source inverter is a new boost voltage source inverter, designed by replacing the inductors with two transformers in the classical Z source inverter. This new topology inverter uses transformers with low number of turns in order to minimize the size and weight of the model without compromising the voltage gain at output. The voltage boosts up ability can be achieved with very low shoot-through duty ratio which helps in improving the modulation index. By improving the modulation index the main circuit output power quality can be improved. In this, speed control is possible by controlling the gate pulse given to the inverter. The PWM method is used for controlling the pulse width given to the inverter switches.

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362-365  



Sathish Kumar G, Ramya R, Dinesh P S, Prabha Devi D, Janani A P

The huge amount of information is available in the World Wide Web (WWW) which creates the interesting factor for web mining. The access pattern of the webpages or websites, properties of the documents, behavior of the distinct customers can be analyzed by the web mining methods. Web miner software is employed to discover the similar patterns in the websites and is used to certify the information which is extracted from the pages. Our focus is to enhance the profit by web services in business domains. We have performed the algorithmic strategies for the effective implementation of our proposed technique. Our objective is to find the webpages as a widespread or popular webpages by using the Hit counts and the number of advertisements in that particular webpage.

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Dr. Raj Bahadur Sharma, Dr. Sandeep Solanki

The study investigates the usage tendencies and practices of social media among the social media users in Saudi Arabia. The researchers examine the overall effects of the social media on the life of social media users and to identify the reactions of cyber bullying activities. For the study, data has been collected through semi structured questionnaire; chi-square and ranking methods were used to testing the hypotheses. It is found that the users utilize the social media for buying products or services online, especially with bulk discounts or offers. Mostly users are not being affected by cyber bullying activities, it shows that they are fully aware about cyber bullying and also not indulge unnecessarily. The study concluded that there is no association between selection of social media and gender; purpose of using social media and gender, victimizing by social media and gender.

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369-375  



S. Thamizh Suganya, P. Balaganesan, L. Rajendran

Mathematical modeling of microbial fuel cell consisting of a bio-catalyzed anode and air cathode is discussed. This model contains a system of non-linear rate equations, whereas non-linear related to bio-electrochemical kinetics and charge transfer. The non-linear differential equation in this model solves using the new approach of the homotopy perturbation method. The concentration of substrate, primary and secondary microbial fuel cell and mediator are obtained in terms of experimental parameters. The effect of various values of the parameters on the concentration is discussed. The analytical solutions are also compared with simulation results and satisfy the agreement is noted.

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Niranjan Patil, Shital Bachpalle, Kaustubh Hindlekar, Simran Pansare, Suhas Janrao

To manage drainage water, most important and useful method is to re use this water. We are going to implement this system to reuse of maximum drainage water. For short and long terms need, it is necessary to avoid the waste of water. In some regions, percentage of rain is minimum, in such areas; reuse of drainage water is most important and useful method. According to the quality of drainage water, the water should be distributed to the crops which should be irrigated. For salt sensitive crop it is not possible to do the reuse of drainage water. For salt sensitive crops and trees, purified drainage water should be reused. If this project is located near the wetland at that time we can reuse of drainage water for that wetland. However, in this system we have to take precautions of leaving things in the water. Leaving things in water such as fish and other insects should get harmful because of the drainage water so that at the time of implementation of this system we have to take care of such things. In this system, we are proposing a system which consists of water level point contact sensor, solenoid valve, Wi-Fi module, Arudino microcontroller. This system detects the water level of drainage and transmits it to the necessary irrigation area.

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Gnanaprakash V, Harini P, Harish K, Suresh G, Purusothaman P,

Over past few years, Automatic Face Recognition (AFR) have seen a huge performance improvement and this technology is now widely used in almost all commercial and security applications. It is now dragging its concentration on several automatic attendance system. Maintaining attendance is mandatory and important in all the institutions. In olden days, manual method of taking the attendance by a staff was carried out which especially needs more time and man power. To make this process automatized, Biometric attendance system emerged with marking the attendance through the fingerprints of the students. Although it is better than the manual method, it fails in the fact that it makes the students stand in a long queue which is again time consuming.Face recognition is also available in the same biometric module, it is used for analysing individuals only which still needs huge time. The proposed system gives an efficient way to automatically recognize the faces of the students and maintain attendance database based on their presence in a real time background. The results have shown improved behaviour over manual attendance system with a higher accuracy. It also tends to highly increase the security of the attendance management system.

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384-388  



Rosanti Rahayu, Oemar Kamal, Yus Agustinih, Feranita

This paper presents the results of qualitative study of comparison of franchise and partnership management strategies for laundry online business to provide online business owners guidance how to manage franchise and partnership. The data was collected by interviewing from the three-difference perspective which are management of company, franchisee and partner. This study used the approach of SWOT (strength, weakness, opportunity and threat) analysis. The key findings indicate that any different treatment to managing franchise and partnership within one company. The differences are in criteria to be parties, level agreement, term and fee of contract, how to get online customers, marketing, SWOT analysis, and future plan.

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389-396  



Gilbert Turnip, Endang Yuli Herawati, Sri Andayani

Chaetoceros calcitrans has a big role in providing feed for larvae, especially shrimp larvae in the field of aquaculture and fisheries. That is because C. calcitrans has a high nutrient content, namely 35% protein, 6.9% fat, 6.6% carbohydrate and 28% ash content (6). Besides in the field of aquaculture and fisheries. C. calcitrans also has a role in humans. C. calcitrans microalgae has high potential as a producer of high economic value chemical compounds such as omega fatty acids. Therefore this study was conducted to determine the biomass and abundance of C.calcitrans microalgae cells in cultivation with the use of carbon dioxide gas. In this study the carbon dioxide concentration injection was used ie 10%, 20%, 30%, and 40%. The highest abundance and biomass of microalgae cells is in the treatment of 10% carbon dioxide concentration,. So for the cultivation of Chaetoceros calcitrans microalga it is recommended to use 10% carbon dioxide injection concentration.

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S. Madhava Reddy, K. Sudhakar Reddy, J Pavan Kumar

The objective of the paper is to provide an overview of advances and developments with lithography. The need for high resolution and cost effective surface patterning techniques to develop advanced functional materials with characteristic surface properties resulted in tremendous amount of research in the last few years. Lithography is the influence on production costs of integrated circuits. Advanced lithography techniques with fundamentally diverse principles have been proposed and conventional ideas have been modified to push the limits of micro- and nano-patterning on metallic, ceramic, polymeric and biological surfaces.

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Tanu H M, Minakshi Mishra, Sunitha M, Reshma T V, Sankalpasri S S,

Precast interlocking concrete paver blocks are used in immense extent and its demand is increasing day by day for creating the pavement or for exterior flooring. But largely paver blocks are cast using concrete, in which cement is the binder. But it is an energy absorbing product which consumes more energy during its all phases of production process and it gives out great volume of carbon di-oxide (CO2) to the outside environment causing serious treat on the atmosphere. Thus there is needful to minimize the usage of cement or to find the other possible binding agent which is eco friendly. In the other hand large quantity of agro- industrial wastes are getting accumulated which is simply burnt or dumped in a place as a result of which environmental problems are rising and the valuable lands are getting turned into dumping yards. Only little percentage of these wastes is being used for various purposes. The materials which can improve the performance of the building elements can be effectively used in the construction field, thus helping to overcome the complications of disposal issues. Hence in this study an effort is made to use locally available laterite soil, rice husk ash and areca husk fiber to make paver blocks which is then stabilized using some percentage of cement. Further its performance is enhanced by usage of SBR latex. The pavers were cast and tested for compressive strength, abrasion resistance and water absorption. The mixture of soil with 20% replacement of rice husk ash and 0.4% addition of areca husk fiber by the weight of soil and ash, with addition of 30% cement and constant 2% latex showed satisfactory results.

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Oksana Lavrykova, Nadiia Kuzmenko, Irуna Demchenko, Olena Kovalchuk, Valentyna Slipchuk, Oksana Pilevych

The task of the authors of the article is to develop a theoretical, methodological, resource support for the process of forming the readiness of future teachers to work in an inclusive education; in improving and testing tools for monitoring the readiness of teachers to work in mixed classes; in the study and analysis of the state of the investigated problem; processing data obtained during the experimental work; preparation of publications based on the results of the study. The authors of the article paid special attention to the disclosure of such provisions: 1. The willingness of future teachers to work in an inclusive education environment is a stable personality trait that is an essential prerequisite for teaching children with disabilities and characterized by a focus on implementing the principles of inclusion in professional activities. 2. The structure of inclusive readiness includes key substantive components: inclusive ethics (a set of moral and ethical values and norms of an inclusive community, based on a set of personal qualities of a teacher important for working with “special” children); inclusive theory (knowledge needed to organize inclusive education for children); inclusive practice (pedagogical skills relevant to the implementation of an inclusive educational process). 3. The main criteria for the readiness of future teachers of inclusive education include: value-motivational (the adoption of the values of inclusion and the orientation of the teacher to implement the principles of "inclusion" in his pedagogical activity); personal (a set of personal qualities important for working in an inclusive environment); cognitive (the presence of clear, systemic knowledge about the basics of inclusive education); activity (practical skills based on theoretical knowledge that contribute to solving the problems of inclusive education). The reliability of the research results is provided by the validity of the methodology, its relevance to the problem posed, the use of a set of standard research methods, statistical verification of the significance of the results, and the possibility of repeating the study.

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A. Vennila, V.R.Saraswathy, M. Ilakkia, P. Harshikaa Devi, V. Naagavighnesh

In this paper a novel design to detect pattern mismatch in the punched cards which are widely used in power loom industries is proposed. Punching machines are used to print design pattern in the form of holes in cards. Any changes in the pattern punched in the card leads to modification in actual design. Hence the verification of the punched pattern becomes essential. An embedded system based solution is given to detect errors in real time at the outlet of each card from the punching machine. The light sensors are used to retrieve data from the card and the retrieved pattern is compared with actual design pattern.

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P. Chitra, M. Sumathi, R. Sakthi Prabha, A. Sahaya Anselin Nisha, T. Bernatin

Communication is the way toward trading thoughts, considerations, emotions and data in type of verbal or non-verbal message. Yet, for an individual who can't hear is visual, yet not sound-related. This individual does not have the civilities which a typical individual possesses. In the Existing System, there are some application to perceive the hard of hearing and unable to speak individuals' motion however they are not ready to speak with them like an ordinary individual. In the Proposed System, the fundamental target of the venture, is to set up correspondence between an outwardly tested individual and the hard of hearing and unable to speak individual. Outwardly tested individual speaks with the hard of hearing and unable to speak individual by demonstrating the Braille picture before the camera utilizing matlab introduced in the server. In this prepared a set for Braille keyword examination, Once the Braille language is distinguished then content is printed for the almost totally senseless individual. Mems sensor is connected with the hard of hearing and unable to speak individual so client turn the finger/hands so comparing writings are perceived and voice alert is given to the outwardly tested individual. So this is two path correspondence for visually impaired, tragically challenged individuals. This framework takes the Mems sensor contribution by hard of hearing quiet utilizing the sensor glove that perceives the hand signals, content contribution by visually impaired individuals utilizing the Braille keypad and discourse contribution by visually impaired and hard of hearing utilizing a versatile application which performs discourse to-content transformation. These sources of info are handled and transmitted to cloud utilizing the idea of IoT. The transmitted information is then gotten and handled to create three sorts of yield. The content yield will be shown on the LCD screen, the discourse yield is created utilizing the speaker and the Braille yield utilizing six engines masterminded in a structure in order to take after the Braille character. This framework empowers the client to speak with any individual found anyplace over the world approaching the web.

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Sureshkumar R, Suji Prasad S.J, Annas T, Aruna L, Iniya D G

Plastic waste has been a primary environmental concern nowadays due to the increase in its consumption. It is a chemical compound manufactured by adding various chemicals and toxic agents. It is a known fact and at the same time, hard truth that plastic is non-biodegradable, and it causes multiple hazards to the environment and the living beings. Improper disposal of plastic leads to soil pollution, clogging of water on the surface of the earth, death of aquatic species and even more severe impacts on the environment. In our project, segregate the plastic waste without any human intervention. It helps in reducing the man's work, and it also makes the segregation process easier. The only way to eliminate the adverse effects of plastic waste is to recycle it properly such that the amount of waste is reduced and recycled material can be remade as useful plastic products. The plastic products are recycled based on its physical parameters such as size and colour. The process of segregation of plastic based on size and colour is at present is done by labourers at recycling units, which is a prolonged process and also leads to long term health hazards. The slow rates of reuse and recycling, most of them end up in landfills, beaches, oceans and remain there for hundreds of thousands of years.

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Jai Ram Ojha, Subodh Kumar Chaturvedi and Anirudh Bhowmick

The Kulfo River, flowing in the ‘Main Ethiopian Rift Valley’, is one of the important rivers of SNNPR. The river profile, volume of river water flow, rainfall, topography, geology, climate and land use are the controlling agents for the erosion, transportation and deposition of sediments in this area. A total of seven sediment samples collected at water-land interface along the Kulfo River have been utilized for their granulometric analysis. The study reveals unimodal, moderately to well sorted fine sands in upstream indicating a single source of sediment supply in the river. Farther away from upstream, the textural properties of sediments indicate bimodal to polymodal, poorly to moderately as well as well sorted medium to fine sands reflecting more than one source of sediment supply

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Ajayan Kamalasanan, Gurumoorthy Sathiyamoorthi, Arun Vijay Subbarayalu

Aim: To study the role played by the leaders and the challenges faced by them to build and sustain quality standards in order to attain accreditation of the hospitals in India. Method: The study is based on the exploration of challenges encountered by the leaders to accomplish the quality standards of hospitals in order to meet the target of various national and international accreditations. The research carried out a detailed analysis of literature on various challenges faced by the leadership in managing quality to attain hospital accreditation. Results: The potential challenges were identified as inadequate infrastructural facilities, financial constraints, compliance with all regulatory and professional requirements, insufficient human resources, lack of training, complexities in the documentation, and adoption of information technology are identified as the major challenges faced by the healthcare leadership in managing quality & accreditation of Indian Hospitals. Conclusion: The study enlightens the challenges faced by the leadership in various aspects of quality management to attain accreditation of hospitals in India. The study identified 12 major challenges and provides appropriate strategies to be developed and addressed by the leadership for handling the different aspects of quality management in healthcare settings. Since this study is based on the review of literature, further research is warranted to ascertain the effectiveness of suitable measures to overcome these challenges in improving the quality of healthcare.

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Dr.N.Dhachanamoorthi, Dr.M.Jothi, S.Tamilselvan,

Synthesis of hybrid functional nanocomposites (PPy-ZnO) was employed with ZnO by mechanical mixing method, this system, the observed FT-IR results ensured the presence of PPy in the composite and also pronounces the characteristic absorption peaks of ZnO around 591 and 438 cm−1. The observed strong vibration in the low wave number region around 591cm−1 is corresponds to antisymmetric vibrations of Zn-O-Zn bond of Zinc oxide. This ensured the presence of ZnO incorporated in the PPy nanoparticles. UV-Vis absorption spectra of PPy-ZnO nanocomposites helps to explore the optical behavior of incorporated nanoparticles into PPy matrix and hence, the integrated ZnO nanoparticles gives rise to the red shift of π–π* transition of polypyrrole. The XRD pattern exhibits the crystalline nature of PPy-ZnO nanocomposite and reveal out the existence of different crystallite sizes observed from diffraction peaks. Thermal stability of both polypyrrole and PPy-ZnO nanocomposite was investigated by thermo gravimetric analysis (TGA) and Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). SEM images reveal that ZnO nanoparticles is deposited on the PPy surface which have a nucleus effect on the polymerization of PPy. It also ensures, the degree of deposition on the surface of PPy increases with ZnO content. SEM images indicated that the zinc particles are embedded in the PPy matrix forming the core-shell structure. ZnO nanoparticles exist as agglomerates due to high surface area and magneto dipole-dipole interactions between the particles. In SEM images, the black core is zinc particles with the diameter range of 50-150 nm and the light colored shell is attributed to PPy in the nanocomposites, which is due to the different electron penetrability. The EDAX results of PPy-ZnO reveals that an elements like Carbon (44.23 wt.%) and Sulfur (3.18 wt.%) molecules decreases and Zinc (23.47 wt.%), Oxygen(29.12 wt.%) molecules increases, while increasing concentration of ZnO nano metal oxide content.

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Devesh Lowe, Dr. Mithilesh Kumar Dubey, Bhavna Galhotra

Most modern programming languages support multi-threading, which is commonly required in executing parallel programs in mobile multi-media applications, web-servers and operating systems. Concurrency bugs are common in multi-threaded applications. Bugs like race conditions, data races and deadlocks are some problems which arise out of unsynchronized code but have to capacity to sneak in to large and complex structures and may result in giving unexpected results. Data Race is one such synchronization bug, arising out of unsynchronized code, which can stay hidden even after many rounds of testing, but can emerge as a system destroyer when it surfaces. Researchers, in last four decades have presented various tools to detect data races which are broadly classified into static, dynamic and hybrid categories. In this paper authors have focussed on data races arising in object oriented programming language- java and have presented a study of various research articles subjected towards early detection of data races. Authors hereby present a study of techniques used by different researchers and have tried to summarise the java oriented approaches to solve the problem. Authors also present a comparison on different java based tools used for data race detection.

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K. Venkatesh, P. Santhosh Kumar, A. Sivanesh Kumar

Now-a-days technology has been improving a lot over the Internet and people utilizing the internet are also increasing rapidly. Email has been playing a key role in communication due to its efficiency. E-Mails are said to be the most reliable and most widely used way of communication for sending and receiving official information. But for visually impaired people it is very difficult to use the internet and technology. They cannot see the screen of the computer and cannot use the keyboard. So they cannot access the internet and becomes very difficult to communicate by using the internet. A recent analysis enclosed that there are more than 255million visually challenged people around the world. They even don’t know how to use E-Mail. The only way that they can do is that they have to depend on the third person. This paper mainly aims at introducing a system that will help blind people to use the system without practice. The advantage of this system is that it will not let the user to use a keyboard, since it is difficult to recognize the characters on a keyboard for blind people. It simply works on mouse clicks and interactive voice response which makes very simple and easy to use. [3] Object Detection is locating an object in the frame of Video Sequence. It helps to detect unsuspicious events occurred in public places such as detecting traffic violators. Since the surveillance is done using multiple cameras, the computation power needed is more. One of the solutions to overcome this problem is Cloud Computing based approach. Object detection is done by the one of the most popular and simple technique called background subtraction. Here the Subtraction is parallelized by workflow scheduling mechanisms. Once parallelization is achieved through workflow scheduling computation time is reduced. Hence the object detection time is reduced which is more helpful for most of the Real Time object detection and tracking applications viz video surveillance, Robot Navigation and etc. To optimize the scheduling we go for BAT optimization algorithm which is a Meta heuristic technique.

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R.Kamalakannan, B.Arunkumar, S.Arun kumar, C.Bhavishnu

The metals in the environment can corrode in an ordinary condition and some special conditions. The main aim of this project is to design and fabricate salt spray testing machine which is able to identify the corrosion formation in any type of metals; from this testing process we can improvise the life span of the particular metal. For example, a motorbike has a paint coated footrest made of stainless steel, so this part when comes in contact with atmosphere nearly after a year it is corroded so if salt spray testing machine is used at this point can found out that for additional coating of paint, whether it will withstand up to longer duration likewise, this process can be analysed. This salt spray testing machine is fabricated for low cost and the metals are coated and analysed.

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462-465  



Arun Verma, Dr. A.B Kafaltiya, Dr. Desh Deepak Singh, Piyush, Dr. Shivani Sharma, Dr. Pankaj Srivastava

Neurolaw is an interdisciplinary research program which aims not only to re-examine the axioms of law but also to enrich it in term of methodology and evidence. Although historically there are cases of application of neuroscience in the legal sphere, rapid growth has been recorded only after 1990. The radical debate in the field is between two perspectives i.e. neuroscience will show that we don’t have free will and this will lead to non-assignment of responsibility for actions including legal one and secondly, that neuroscience will show that humans have free will and thus there will be no changes in the legal system. In, this paper we will migrate from these theoretical arguments, to access the infield contribution of neuroscience to the legal system i.e. neurolaw.

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Dinesh Mishra, Dr. Sanjeev Patwa

In the current scenario huge amount of data will be generated from different sources for storage. Cloud is a cheapest source for such storage. Data may be of heterogeneous type and with different attributes. Duplicate data produces a problem for cloud service provider. Deduplication is a technique to provide optimal storage solution. Main challenges in deduplication are optimizing storage with reliability and accuracy along with reducing computation overhead and recoverability. The proposed research describes a framework to provide attribute based deduplication on cloud contents. Developed framework will provide attribute based deduplication on heterogeneous contents. System has been evaluated on various parameters like deduplication ratio, computation overhead etc.

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Salmalina Rieuwpassa, Andi Agustang, Arlin Adam

Religious nuance conflicts in Ambon became a dark history of the Indonesian nation's historical journey. The development of Ambon in the future is expected to encourage the realization of sustainable peace. However, the construction of peacebuilding is like two sides of one currency, inseparable. Both sides must be complementary and mutually supportive. This situation is similar to the Central Maluku which is currently still in the process of peaceful transition. This study aimed to analyze the principles of peace between two different religious communities in Tanah Hila and Dusun Tanah Hila Putih. To analyze the data, a descriptive qualitative method was used. While for data collection, observation, in-depth interviews, and focused group discussions were successfully done to those communities. The results showed that there were several approaches have been conducted successfully to build sustainable peace. The community events were conducted to unite differences that were carried out by two different faith groups. The family relationships approach has taken to minimized social conflict among the groups. This harmony can be seen as these two different faiths were carrying out Patita meals party, conducting religious social activities, sporting in volleyball competitions, telling fraternal relations between generations, and protecting land ownership rights. To succeed in these efforts, religious leaders played an important role in resolving Maluku conflict issues and caring for peace. Even though religious institutions have not yet done solely to maintain and build peace, the Christian community of Hila Tanah Putih and its religious leaders, however, have given direction to their followers in order to maintain peace and harmony among themselves. Therefore, this study strongly advises that understanding the dynamics of religious as well as the political conflict is very important especially to prevent the possibility of recurring conflict in society. As a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, and multi-religious state, Indonesia is always haunted by the vulnerability of the threat of conflict with various backgrounds, starting from identity-based, ethno-communal, separatist, separating natural resource access to micro-scale conflicts such as brawls between youth, disputes between residents and so on. Community development plays an important role in maintaining and encouraging sustainable peacebuilding to move in a constructive direction.

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Srimathi H, Krishnamoorthy A

Education forms an important indicator of human development; meet ever growing expectations of the people, thereby making it the most powerful tool for socio-economic and cultural development for achieving the national goals. The private tuition and coaching exist parallel to formal schooling to grab the needs of public who believe that the learning curve transforms the status and takes them to the next high level. The mushroom growth of private tuition, coaching and digital learning centres are due to the increased expectations, excel in grades of school leaving examinations, limited seats in premium institutions, and competition in the job market The dense of private institutions in School and College education extended the usage of sophisticated software, infrastructure development and digital marketing campaigns. The paper aims to review the trends exist in tuition, coaching and support services.

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481-484  



Rossi Indiarto, Bayu Rezaharsamto

Ohmic heating, known as joule heating, can produce heat by flowing electric current through materials that can resist the flow of electricity. The volumetric properties resulting from ohmic heating cause heat to be spread evenly on the material. This method is best for foods containing suspended particulate matter in media containing weak salt. The advantage of ohmic heating in food is demonstrated by its ability to deactivate pathogenic microbes, prevent the decline in functional properties of food, nutritional, and sensory values so that food shelf life increases. However, related to viscosity, electrical conductivity, and fouling deposits are the limitations of ohmic heating. In addition to the inhibition of the microbial and enzyme activity, ohmic heat was also used for the extraction of essential compounds, including various specific processes such as starch gelatinization. This review discusses the ohmic heating, the principles and design of ohmic heating, the factors that influence it, and its use in food.

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R. Karthikeyan, Dr. P. Geetha, Dr. E. Ramaraj

In the field of Artificial Intelligence, the ensemble learning methodology is a multiple machine learning model algorithm used to acquire a better performance for a disease prediction. Disease prediction through Ensemble learning can be done by using two different datasets such as Diabetes and Cholesterol. The rise of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) like Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) and Diabetes in the world is increasing day by day drastically in a very high manner which leads to deaths in several countries. The main aim of ensemble learning is to process datasets on multiple models and then combine all the predictions to get ensemble learning. The ensemble learning algorithm uses five algorithms Adaboost, Random Forest or Randomization, Bagging or Bootstrap Aggregation, Voting, and Stacking. Datasets inputs are supplied to five Ensemble learning algorithms separately to generate five models and combine all the five models to get a final prediction. For combining the classifier model the weighting methods are best suited for the prediction of diseases. Nowadays NCD can affect anyone due to various parameters like irregular food habits, use of tobacco, alcohol consumption, and high glucose levels, physical inactivity, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol, obesity. Cholesterol is one of the major factors for CVD. When the human body could not produce enough insulin or the body cannot utilize the insulin produces then it leads to chronic conditions or Diabetes. Results suggest that the ensemble learning algorithm performs better than an individual algorithm. Results also suggest that key parameters play a major role in the prediction of diseases in diabetes and cholesterol.

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M.Rubin Julis, S.Alagesan

The development of the cell phone clients has prompted a sensational increment in SMS spam messages. Despite the fact that in many parts of the world, versatile informing channel is right now viewed as "spotless" and trusted, on the complexity ongoing reports obviously show that the volume of cell phone spam is drastically expanding step by step. It is a developing mishap particularly in the Middle East and Asia. SMS spam separating is a similarly late errand to arrangement such an issue. It acquires numerous worries and convenient solutions from SMS spam separating. Anyway it fronts its own specific issues and issues. This paper moves to deal with the undertaking of sifting versatile messages as Ham or Spam for the Indian Users by adding Indian messages to the overall accessible SMS dataset. The paper examinations distinctive machine learning classifiers on vast corpus of SMS messages for individuals

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Aditya Gogoi, Abhijit Hazarika, Mausumi Das

Decline in quantity and quality of tea produced by estate sector of Assam, the major tea producing region of the world, paved way for emergence of a new concept since late 70s of the last century. Many educated youth from both urban and rural areas saw tremendous potential in small scale tea cultivation. As of now these (Small Tea Growers) of the state contribute more than 30% of the annual green tea production. Due to growing demand for tea within and outside the state these growers are tempted to adopt certain technology package in order to boost production. Available literature and data shows that chemical/bio-chemical fertiliser, pesticide, HYV clone, irrigation facility and provision of technology are most common element of the technology package adopted by the growers. However some growers restrain themselves from adopting any of these technology elements. Rather they prefer to depend on natural factors like rainfall, organic fertiliser, etc. This research work is a humble attempt to figure out and analyse the major factors which prompt the grower to adopt the above mentioned technology package. Eighty growers, both adopter and non-adopter of the technology package, were selected as sample and data were collected through door to door investigation. For fulfilling the purpose the method of Maximum Likelihood (ML) is used after filling a logistic regression model. According to the statistical results factors other than provision of training are found to be statistically insignificant.

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Dr B.Venkateswarlu Dr B. Mahaboob, Dr C. Subbaramireddy, Dr C. Narayana

This research article explores on multi-objective optimization methods namely multi-objective model optimization, global criterion method, bounded objective function method, lexicon-graphic method etc. The multiplier problem proposed by Charnes, Cooper and Rhodes (CCR) problem has been discussed in this paper. Own efficiency and cross efficiency of DMU’s are defined here. Aggressive formulation of cross efficiency and benevolent formulation of cross efficiency have been proposed in this article. Besides MCDEA and MOLP problems are presented. The global efficiency approach of a multi objective model and the concept of super efficiency which works as a tool to develop the discriminating power of DEA in the presence of efficiency DMU’s are depicted here.

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509-515  



L.Poongothai , Dr.K.Sharmila

In todays world human are full of varied diseases that cause injury of some or the opposite piece which degrades their operating speed. There are several eye conditions and sickness that may affects human eye which has eye disease, Cataract, Diabetic Retinopathy, and lots of alternative vision threatening diseases. It's become imperative to seek out either solutions to those diseases or observe them throughout early stages in order that they'll be prevented or cured. Blood vessels, one among the foremost important retinal anatomical structures are analyzed for identification of the many diseases. Retinal anatomical structure pictures are the foremost supply for ophthalmologists in segmenting the anatomical structures of the tissue layer viz. blood vessels, optic disc, macula and fovea centralis to spot eye maladies associated with tissue layer. This work examined varied progress created within the field digital image process and data processing formulas and listed out the open challenges in victimization such algorithm in the Indian medical knowledge set.

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M. Nila, Dr. D. Sumitha

This paper is concerned with MX/G/1 retrial queueing model with pre-emptive resume priority, multi optional second phase and feedback. Priority customers are considered while the server is in service. Two stages of heterogeneous service, first essential service (FES) and second multi optional service (SMOS) are rendered. After termination of each service, with certain probability the customer may go to the retrial queue to repeat his service again, or may leave the system. After finishing service, with certain probability the server check whether there is any customers in the retrial queue. Steady state solutions and various performance measures are derived.

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521-524  



Navneet Kaur, Supreet Kaur

development of the internet technologies provides directed towards emergence associated with Wireless sensor networks. This is because of his / her highly effective characteristics in comparison with his or her counterparts associated with related ways such as barcodes. Throughout recent times, RFID generally based mostly solutions tend to be the only many extensively multiply products with regards to paying attention to though monitoring functions having WSN deployment. One of many knowledgeable deployments having WSN is usually through radio-frequency personality (RFID) technology. Compared, radio-frequency detection solutions are afflicted with many assaults and basic safety provocations. In this paper, a novel dynamic triangular localization based security protocol for wireless sensor networks. Elliptic curve cryptography model is also used to enhance the results further. Extensive experiments reveal that the proposed technique outperforms the existing techniques.

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Yuan Ananda Pratama, Syamsul Irham, Andry Prima, Djunaedi Agus Wibowo

The study was conducted to analyze and compare the economic results of the current oil and gas Production Sharing Contract (PSC) systems of Cost Recovery and Gross Split in Indonesia. This was due to the introduction of a new regulation passed through ESDM Regulation No. 08 of 2017 and revised with Permen No.52 Year 2017. Based on data processing and calculations, the economy of the Y field, PSC Gross Split was found to be better with net income contract amounting to 206.42 million US Dollars compared to PSC Cost Recovery of 107.74 million US Dollars with a total investment of 258,41 million US Dollars. Besides, the Net Present Value (NPV) was 107,85 MMUSD and 54,28 MMUSD, Internal Rate of Return (IRR) was 62,24% and 46,82%, and Pay Out Time (POT) was 3,11 years and 3,31 years for Gross Split and Cost Recovery respectively.

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533-537  



Fatwa Tentama, Bella Rifqi Nabilah

The purpose of this study is to test the validity and reliability of the construct employability and to examine the dimensions that make up the construct of the employability scale. Employability is measured in three dimensions, namely career identity, personal adaptability and social and human capital. The subjects in this study were 90 students of class VII at SMK X in Yogyakarta. The data collection method uses an employability scale. Research data were analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) SmartPLS 3.2.8 with outer models through CFA 2nd Order. Based on the results of the analysis, the dimensions and indicators that form employability are declared valid and reliable. The dominant dimension that reflects the construction of employability is career identity. The lowest dimension that reflects employability is personal adaptability. All dimensions and indicators are able to reflect and shape employability. Thus the structural model can be accepted because the theory that describes employability is in accordance with empirical data obtained from the subject.

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538-542  



Z. Finali, D. A. Puspitaningrum, C. Z. Fitriyah, Y. F. Ningsih, F. S. Hutama

Student Worksheet as one of the instructional materials was chosen with the consideration that teachers can still use textbook references, teacher books, and student books but can use LKPD as daily learning exercises. The use of LKPD based on local culture is believed to be one alternative in an effort to introduce local culture to the younger generation. LKPD development is carried out with several steps of activities, namely with the first step of literature and field studies, the second step of preparation and validation and revision, the third step of initial product testing to see the application and revision, and the final step is the trial of the product after revision and improvement if there are revisions then proceed with the reporting stage. The results of the development of LKPD are known cognitive results, one variable is measured to determine student learning outcomes after being treated with a local culture-based LKPD using Banyuwangi as measured using tests after the learning process is complete. In the test questions, there are indicators that represent each integrated subject, namely social studies, PPKN, SbdP, and Indonesian. From the results of tests conducted from the average pretest 76.4 and 85.4 posttest experienced an increase. Thus, it can be concluded that LKPD products based on local culture using Banyuwangi are more appropriate than the old LKPD which is general in nature.

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543-547  



Dr. Manishkumar Varma, Nikhil Dhakane, Dr. Avinash Pawar

The modern marketing world has shifted from the Seller-centered market to the Customer-centered market in recent times. There is no more production-based economy and seller having a demanding position. Instead, the customer is now the king and is the more dominant force in the market. Numerous ways are implemented to attract customers. With the advancement of the internet, and an increase in the utilization of smartphones, the time to change the traditional ways of marketing has come. The primary objective of this paper was to assess various factors and preferred choices regarding consumers when it comes to products offered on Instagram. Also, attitude towards the existing operating elements in the Instagram app, such as ads, filter services, is duly noted. The current report is mainly divided into three phases: the Introduction of Internet-marketing and its different aspects. The discussion of how the internet has changed the parameters to be considered in marketing and particularly in the field of advertising is done. The story of the start of Instagram and gradually made its journey to the top charts. The second phase will include the discussion of research methodology and questionnaire undertaken to gather the data. This phase also comprises of literature review implemented for this research, often sourced anecdotes from various scholar articles. In the last phase, we have represented the data collection and findings in forms of visually enchanting charts and creative use of graphs. Critical findings and constructive suggestions then conclude the report of this project. It is realised that there is an increased Internet data usage among average Indians with a lot of the focus on Social Media apps like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat is noteworthy. The impact these apps have on day-to-day life is far more significant.

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548-554  



Nithyanandhan Kamaraj, Arun kumar.S, Ragul kumar.M, Sivakumar.R

The vehicle emissions are controlled by introducing new techniques like after treatment method and in- cylinder treatment method i.e., RCCI (Reactive controlled compression ignition combustion), PPCI (Partially premixed compression ignition combustion), HCCI (Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition Combustion), GDCI (Gasoline Direct Injection Compression Ignition) etc., The performance and emissions of SI engine can be improved by modifying the cubic capacity of engine, compression ratio, regulating the flow of air-fuel charge and air fuel ratio. Nowadays due to in-availability of crude oil and import of high level of crude oil to our country makes the fuel consumers to spend more money for fuel consumption. Our government has passed an order to introduce electric vehicle by the year 2020, to the entire vehicle manufacturer in order to reduce pollution, to adhere the BS-VI emission norms and to be free from fuel dependency. So, by considering all the above statements mentioned it is important to concentrate in reducing the vehicle emission and improving fuel economy of an IC engine. In this project, aims to reduce the emission from vehicle, improving fuel economy and performance of engine by injecting hydrogen along with carbureted gasoline in the intake manifold of the SI engine. The hydrogen generation can be achieved by using dry cell electrolysis method. During the injection of hydrogen in the intake manifold, the amount of gasoline supplied for ignition in normal running condition will be reduced and the reduced fuel level will be compensated by hydrogen supply. But the conversion of hydrogen gas into liquid form is a tedious process and a complicated one. To overcome these defects, the hydrogen gas generated from the dry cell is directly feed to the intake manifold along with the gasoline. The hydrogen generation will also be done in moving vehicle by electrolysis of distilled water. In future this will be tested in the GDI (Gasoline Direct Injection)engine with the help of ECU (Electronic Control Unit).

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555-561  



Wiwiek Rabiatul Adawiyah,Istiqomah

Lean Management Practices (LMP) measures the effort to deliver high-quality products by eliminating all sorts of production waste. Few studies have investigated the adoption of lean management in small business. Zalacca/ snake fruits and cassava are among the featured product of Banjarnegara district. The agricultural products can easily be found in most Banjarnegera landscape. The purpose of the study are four folds: first, to find out SMEs motives of indulging in agribusiness. Second, to uncover the perceived benefits and hindrances associated with lean management adoption. Third, to identify the type of quality cost incurred by zalacca farmers and SMEs. Fourth to find out the most feasible forms of lean practices by farmers and SMEs considering the resources constraint. Authors used mixed methods, to collect information from sample, which consist of farmers, and small businesses producing Snake fruits derivatives. Researchers used extensive questionnaires and in-depth interview in data collection. The result indicates among the motives involved in agribusinesses are farming is the main profession, to preserve the zalacca tress as the main fruits of Banjarnegara. Farmers and SMEs obtained benefits when implementing lean management practices in the form of low production costs, minimum waste, low lead-time. There were 15 types of problems encountered by farmers and SMEs while implementing lean management which categorized into four types of quality costs. The most feasible lean management practices for SMEs producing zalacca and cassava derivatives were supply chain, just in time, small lot size, employee involvement, training teamwork and 5S.

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R.Anandha Lakshmi, Dr.T.Suresh

Many of limitations and issues in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) arise mainly because of the limited availability of energy or processing and storage capacity. Due to this limitation all the operations in the WSN aims at conserving the energy by reducing the consumption in the network and must much of energy is spend in general to send data packets from the cluster heads and receiver station in a cluster-based routing approach. This paper focus on proposing an efficient routing technique aimed at balancing the energy expenditure in the network. The proposed routing approach follows a hybrid routing strategy where a hierarchical clustering scheme divides the network in to clusters and data packets are received by the cluster head from the sensor nodes and then they are forwarded to the base station using a multi-path routing scheme. The sensor nodes belonging to a cluster sends their sensed data to cluster heads present with in the same cluster via a one-to-one communication. The data from head node to the control or base station will be forwarded through intermediate cluster heads. The multi-path routing scheme estimates multiple routes between a cluster head and base station. Then selects an optimal path based on multiple factors including total remaining energy available in the intermediate cluster heads, count of data packets already waiting in the forward and send buffer and the hop count between the head node and control station. The overall performance of the routing approach is found to be better when compared to the single path routing.

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568-573  



M. Rajasekar, Research Scholar, Dr. A. Udhayakumar, Professor

Part-of-speech Tagging is the basic and major task in any Natural Language Processing Applications. Based on this POS Tagged corpus, it will be implemented to Named Entity Recognition, Information Extraction, and Machine Translation and so on. In this research paper the machine learning method Naïve Bayes algorithm is implemented to get optimal output of Tagged corpus. The source documents are women health issues related article from Internet. The result got from this approach is good.

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574-578  



V BalajiChandrasekhar M, Dr.G.Srinivas, Dr.T.Srinivasa Rao

Mobile forensics is the digital forensics part that is progressively developing in today's digital era. Android mobile forensics manages to extract, recover, and analyze data on an Android device via many devices. Nevertheless, it is predominant to understand the platform and other fundamentals before starting of forensic examination. Within mobile devices, Smartphones are incredibly considerable. Enhanced computing power and data processing of these devices allow a range of activities to be undertaken. Mobile devices also hold a variety of user data and are a source of sensitive personal information. The data on a device is often more valuable than the device itself. It is incredibly predominant for a forensic examiner to take an informal conclusion where to search for data and contrivances that can be utilized to obtain the information. In this research paper, We are proposing a clear description for What, Where, and in what way the data saved in Android mobile devices, and We also describe Android filesystem properties and structure with experimental results. It would be helpful for the forensic investigator to obtain the information from the mobile phone during the forensic analysis of the mobile phone.

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579-584  



Bhagyashree, Kavyashree

The current study done is based on the geotechnical and micro structural analysis of lateritic soil samples collected from eight different places in and around Udupi district located in Karnataka state, India. The main aim of the study is to understand the strength characteristics of lateritic soil for the purpose of construction. Microstructure of soil is very important for studying both mechanical and physical properties of soil. An effort was made to identify and to form a link between geotechnical and microstructure behaviour of lateritic soil. Geotechnical tests include natural water content, specific gravity test, sieve analysis, Atterberg limit, standard compaction tests, unconfined compression test (UCC). To evaluate the micro structural uniqueness which follows mineral composition, distribution of minerals and oxides present, Scanning Electron Microscopy and Energy Dispersive X-ray spectroscopy were carried out. On the other hand, effective Risk Management is also an important task to be taken care, hence the formation of risk matrix is done and the ranges of risks are decided using a five point Likert scale. As the safe bearing capacity of soil (SBC) plays a vital role in construction phase, the risk matrix is formed by considering the SBC of soil.

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585-590  



S.Arunprathap K.Sudhakar

The objective of the project is to design the compact CAN to ETHERNET converter module by using Xpedition tool. The CAN-to-Ethernet Converter is valuable in the field of present day drives watching and control correspondingly as supervisory control and information confirming structures. A near equipment can be utilized either as a CAN-to-Ethernet entryway or as a CAN-to-Ethernet connect with the alterations in the firmware. The CAN-to-Ethernet passage is helpful for looking at remote CAN sorts over Ethernet or neighborhood. The CAN-to-Ethernet Bridge is essential for the immediate coupling of CAN composes through the web or LAN. A principal and reasonable game plan makes Ethernet the most unquestionable structures association game-plan at the physical and information interface estimations of the Open Systems Interconnection represent. The chance to utilize open customs, for example, TCP/IP over Ethernet structures offers a high state of institutionalization and interoperability. The result has been a persistent move to the usage of Ethernet in robotization industry.

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591-595  



Pooja Mehta, Dr.Sharnil Pandya

The Sentiment Analysis is sometimes a technique to look at the information that is the form of text and determine opinions content from the text. It is also termed as emotion or feeling mining. On-line communication channels like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and so forth are these days a lot of passion into human life. People share their thoughts or feelings thereon. During this review paper, we tend to match on opinion mining or feeling assessment which is an area of web data mining and Machine Learning. This paper shows aftereffect of examination by utilizing different ML and Lexicon investigation methodologies. Outcomes are analyzed to play out an evaluation study and check the estimation of the present composition. In this manner, it will help the future investigators with understanding present beginnings in the configuration of possibility examination.

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601-609  



R.Kishore Kanna,N.Kripa,Dr.R.Vasuki

Polygraph is tool which is used detect lie spoken by a person in various situation. It is also used as best tool for investigation purpose to check whether a person speaks truth or lying when answering to certain questions shoot to them.by calculating the EEG signals one can find the relationship between the lying and frontal lobe during performing certain task. For bio-signal classification multiplayer neural network are used. Short-time Fourier transform (STFT) are calculated for each channel for each group subject. To differentiate between deception and truth types of EEG multi-layer perception (MLP) is used. The activation of the frontal cortex is associated with mental processes. A set of questions are framed as stimulus for the subject. The main aim is to find difference in state of truth and deception by calculating the alpha waves from two midline electrodes and four frontal electrodes.

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610-612  



Pulatjon Sultonov, Bakhodir Meliboev, Maruf Moyliyev, Fayzulla Tukhtameshov

In the Aksak-ata river basin (the Chatkal Ridge), in the Cretaceous deposits of fluvial genesis, for the first time, the inclusions of bones, probably, of a small plant-eating dinosaur have been found as well as the fragments of tortoise shell of an Аdocidae family turtle. The find adds new information regarding the geological history of development of the region, sedimentation of precipitates and representatives of fauna.

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613-617  



George Joseph, Bidusmita Das

Stroke has become one of the most important causes of premature death and disability in low-income and medium- income countries. A possible reason could be the demographic changes and the increasing importance of modifiable risk factors. Poor people, however, are the most affected ones because of lack of funds. Recently however, countries like India, have observed a substantial rise in data related to stroke. Comprehensive study on the stroke risk can help in reducing the fatalities that occur every year due to stroke. This review represents in detail a literature survey on data collection, pre-processing and the various techniques that have been used for classification.

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618-621  



Ristu Vini Okawanti, Winni Astuti, Rudi Kartika

This researchcombinedtofu dregs powderas the nutrition source with enzymatic for cempedak seeds powder (Artocarpus champedan) which was hydrolyzed inethanol fermentation process by using Saccharomyes cerevisiae has been conducted. This research was conducted in order to know the ethanol content that has been produced by doing nutrient concentration variation andfermentation time variation. Hydrolysis processwas conducted enzymaticallythroughliquefaction phase by using α-amylase and gluco-amylasein saccharification phase. Fermentation process was conducted by usingtofu dregsas the nutrition source. Tofu dregs variations used were 1%, 2%, 3% (b/v) and fermentation time variations were (5, 6 and 7) days. The highest ethanol concentration obtained from the addition of tofu dregs nutrition was 3% (b/v) andfermentation time was6days, withethanol concentration obtained was 22,67%.

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622-625  



Irfan Ido, Usman Rianse, R. Marsuki Iswandi, Bahtiar

This research was conducted to analyze the dynamics of the livelihood change of the head of the gold mine circumference in Bombana County. This research was conducted in North Rarowatu district of Bombana District with consideration is the center of mining Activities area managed by the community and by private companies. The population of this research is all households in North Rarowatu district totalling 1,716 households and research samples amounting to 325 households. The analysis of the data used is percentage and descriptive analysis. The results showed that: a) the management of gold mining by the public encouraged the change of livelihoods of 40 households from the agriculture and non-agricultural sectors to the gold mining sector caused by of land conversion and the attractiveness of mining sector revenues. And there are 284 households who do not change their livelihoods because they do not want to risk and do not have the skills to mine gold, b) management of gold mining business by private companies encourages the occurrence of 35 livelihood changes of household heads from gold mining sector returned to agriculture and non-agricultural sectors caused by limited access from private mining companies. And there are 5 heads of households who can work in gold mining owned by private companies.

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626-630  



T.Santhi Vandanna , S.Venkateshwarlu

In recent years the use of wireless sensor networks (WSN) inpatient monitoring is emerging steadily due to the inventions made in telecom industries. Today’s Internet of Things extends the potential of healthcare monitoring for a wide range of applications such as cardiac measures, sugar level monitors etc.due to its anywhere and anytime network connectivity. To accommodate this growing density in network technology wireless body area networks is emerged as a unique model to regulate this patient monitoring process. As most sensor and its data transmission are wireless in nature, are among major areas of concern. Due to open access and wireless data transmission security and privacy concerns restrict to utilize the optimal benefits of the WBAN system. In addition to this, data exchange between very small sensor nodes and server database over frequently changing environment reliability, resource management, and QoS issues are arising. In this paper, we propose and evaluate an area-efficient security scheme for the WBAN system with a QR pattern-based hybrid cloud authentication framework that supports a wide range of biosignal measures in WBAN communications. In this paper, we explore various integration issues in healthcare monitoring systems and analyze in detail the limitations and all possible countermeasures.

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631-634  



S.Padmadevi, Dr.K.Dhanalakshmi

Named Data Networking (NDN) is termed as future internet where content is retrieved based on the name not with the IP address. Even though NDN has lot of merits, it suffers a lot during interest forwarding. In highly dynamic VANET environment, VANET cannot use Forwarding information Base (FIB) of NDN to forward the packet. Therefore it uses simple flooding mechanism to forward the interest which may result in broadcast storm problem. To mitigate the storm problem, we propose a zone based forwarding strategy where forwarders are selected only within the required zone. It controls the flooding outside the required zone. Our result shows that ZIF gives better results than other forwarding strategies RUFS and DADT.

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635-639  



M. Ravindar Reddy, M. Jaipal Reddy, A. R. Subrahmanyam, K. Venkata Ramana, T. Ramesh Reddy

Solution-cast method as preparatory method to prepare doped LiClO4 and NaClO4 salts to PMMA-PEO blend films. Modification in different properties of films was examined with different characterization studies such as SEM, FTIR, DSC, and DC conductivity. SEM results revealed that Physical structure and phase behavior of PMMA-PEO film was modified from crystallinity to amorphous in the presence of both salts. Disappearance of melting temperatures with different concentrations of salts doped to PMMA-PEO thin films were observed using DSC thermo grams. Complexation and interaction of salts to PMMA-PEO polymer blend was observed with FTIR spectrum. It was observed that conductivity of all the films increased from room temperature to above.

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640-643  



Dr. P. Somasundaram, Dr. C. Jegadheesan, S. Vinoth, S.T. Arun Kumar, N. Kowsalya

The headlight glare becomes one of major causes for road accidents. This headlight glare causes the vision obstruction of opposite driver for a while which leads to minor or major road accidents. Out of average annual accidents due to headlight glare is about 30%. The current headlight system consists of either of the “Parabolic reflector or Narrow angled reflector (short focal distance), or Wide angled reflector (long focal distance). In these types of conventional reflectors, point source of light is converted into parallel light of beams then it is magnified i.e., light beam is diverged by using the concave lens, which leads to glare. The motto of the proposed project is to reduce the glare by using parallel beam headlight system. The system not only consists of parallel beams but also some amount of diverged beam to ensure downside visibility. This combined system leads to effective visibility of the objects and vehicles in the road area. The combined system consists of a parabolic reflector, filament, concave lens, protective torch glass. That is the single concave lens is replaced by protective torch glass and the concave lens which gives combined effect of both parallel and diverged beams.

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Dr. P. Somasundaram, Dr. C. Jegadheesan, M. Srinithin, R. Saravanan, C. Madhu Krishnan

An Automotive vehicle had changed drastically since they were made. One of the major concerns in automobile is safety and comfort. When travelling at 65 mph driver can be driving blind for 100 to 200 feet looking down at the small switches located slightly below steering wheel, so it can be achieved by fitting the control switches in the steering wheel based on the ergonomics law that makes the driver, comfort and convenient while driving and it also reduces the driver’s distractions while operation. But the desired amount of comfort is not achieved with this existing system while often usage of horn especially during long rides because of its hardness during operation and also it produces the fatigue stress to the drivers. An effective way for elimination of fatigue stress could be achieved by replacing the conventional switches to touch enabled switches and also by changing its position of mounting it. For this, we use the Arduino Uno as a control unit and it can actuate the relay whenever signal from the touch sensor (via human). Thus, this method reduces the fatigue stress and increases the comfort and reduces the distraction to the driver.

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648-651  



Novi Setyasto Putri Yanuarita Sutikno Nuraeni Abbas

Based on the observations, the implementation of PGSD's Bilingual class still faces several obstacles that are very urgent to be solved. During the learning process, in general, lecturers still use lesson plan and teaching materials written in Indonesian. The lecturers also find difficulty to integrate English with course material. Likewise, for learning strategy subject still use learning tools in Indonesian. These things require the development of learning tools with CLIL approach. The purpose of this study is to produce learning tools with a CLIL approach that is valid, effective, and practical so that students' learning activities and outcomes increase. This research is a R&D based on 4-D model from Thiagarajan. The subjects were 25 PGSD students in Bilingual Class 2018/2019. Data collection techniques used tests, observations, questionnaires, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis techniques used qualitative and quantitative descriptive analysis. The results of the validation of three experts on the learning tools have met the valid criteria. Learning tools were effective to improve student learning outcomes as indicated by the results of N-gain test which obtained of 0.57 in the medium category and an increase in the average score of learning outcomes from 51 (pretest) to 79 (posttest). The observation of student activities showed an increase in the average score from 19.7 to 27.1 in the very high category. The practicality of the learning tools could be seen from the very positive response given by students. Based on these results, the learning tools have fulfilled valid, effective and practical criteria.

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652-567  



Chinmoy Kalita, Saitanya Kumar Bharadwaj, Pranjal Saikia

The easily available Montmorillonite K10 clay is activated with orthophosphoric acid. It has been found that the surface of the clay become more acidic after treating with the orthophosphoric acid. This has been used for esterification of substituted benzoic acids with different alcohols. Benzoic acids having both electron donating and withdrawing groups undergo smooth reaction and provide higher yields with methanol and benzyl alcohol. No solvent and mineral acids have been used in this reported protocol.

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658-661  



Lufiana Harnany Utami, I Nyoman Sudana Degeng, Gunadi Harry Sulistyo, Tutut Chusniyah, Ambar Sulianti

This research aimed to analyze the effect of Jigsaw cooperative learning methods on four dimensions of self-efficacy from a neurocognitive perspective and the difference between male and female students. Those dimensions are self-efficacy in social resources, self-efficacy for academic achievement, self-efficacy for self-regulated learning and self-assertive efficacy. This research employed a mixed method use Sequential Explanatory study with a sample of 280 high school students. In phase 1, quantitative data was collected using a self-efficacy questionnaire that was adopted from the Self-Efficacy Scale developed by Bandura, and through testing validity and reliability, consisting of 26 questions. The statistic used to analyze the differences in the four dimensions of self-efficacy in male and female students is the MANOVA analysis followed by post hoc Bonferroni test. In phase 2, observations and interviews were conducted with students to obtain qualitative data of their learning experiences using the Jigsaw method. The last step is to triangulate data to discuss the problems in this study. The results of this study showed that female students in the jigsaw method group had high self-efficacy in enlisting social resources and self-assertive efficacy. The Jigsaw method has no effect on male and female self-efficacy for academic achievement. The dimensions of male self-efficacy for self-regulated learning in the conventional group were higher than in the Jigsaw group. Perceptions, motivations, and social cohesion abilities of students affect the dimensions of self-efficacy in the jigsaw learning method.

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662-667  



K.K. Sivakumar and A. Mohamed Haroon Basha

In the enhancement of photovoltaic properties of Eu: CdS/PbS solar cell plays the vital role in the present innovative approach. With the advent of nanocrystalline based approach problems like performance degradation due to Pb diffusion in CdS/PbS solar cells can be solved. In this study an effort has been made to improve the performance of CdS/PdS thin film based devices, by doping with rare earth Eu. In this study undoped and Pr doped CdS thin films were prepared using Chemical Bath deposition and characterized for structural, optical and Morphological properties on pre cleaned glass and ITO coated glass plates. The PbS thin films were prepared system by chemical bath deposition over the CdS nano thin film layers grown over ITO glass plates and their photovoltaic properties were studied using Photocurrent–voltage measurements at AM 1.5 at an illumination of 100 mW/cm2. The results are reported. The increase of Eu concentration in the CdS layer has produced considerable enhancement in the microstructural and optical properties leading to performance efficiency. The possible mechanism are also discussed.

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668-673  



Prachi Verma, Payal Puri, Shreya Singh, Dhruv Sharma

Service quality of hospitals is recognized as an important antecedent on exploring the overall service experience of patients globally. The present study analyzes the perception of the patients regarding implementation of a new service and its effect on quality of care. It investigates patients’ perceptions of the government introduced programme -VIBGYOR which uses colored bed-sheets under a weekly color coded scheme in hospitals in North India. The study also analyzed the various gaps in the perceptions and expectations of service quality by patients in the district hospitals. The study was carried out at district hospital of Panchkula, Haryana. A longitudinal study was devised for this purpose. Data was collected through area sampling and a total of 137 respondents were approached for the study. The results indicate that there was a strong positive correlation between Tangibility and Assurance (.890), Empathy and Assurance (.866) and also between Empathy and Responsiveness (.822). This study redirects that several factors of service quality act as major antecedents to create satisfied patients and reinforce positive behavioral perceptions among them. Thus, Hospitals should allocate their resources, rationally regarding the attributes of service quality based on their effective perception by the patients. These attributes should also contribute to patients’ satisfaction and hence increase overall patient satisfaction.

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674-677  



G.L.P Ashok, P. Saleem Akram, M. Sai Neelima, J. Nagasaikumar, A.Vamshi

The technology has been growing from day to day in human life. The necessity for the development of technology is to lead human life comfortably. The basic need of human to lead his/her life comfortably is a home. A home with updated latest technology which means a smart home. This paper gives the basic idea use cisco packet tracer to implement smart home. One is needed to create a smart home when electronic devices are switched on and off. Smart home development is achieved by simulation via testing system, network setup and wireless home gateway computer network equipment required by a smart home network cisco packet tracer using Internet Thing (IoT)/IoE command. The software chosen for the simulations is Cisco Packet Tracer, the tool's main strength is to offer a variety of network components that represent a real network, and then interconnect and configure devices to create a network. Cisco implemented (IoT) functionalities in the latest version of the platform, and now it is possible to add all the smart devices, sensors, actuators and also devices, which simulate microcontrollers like Arduino or Raspberry Pi to the network. All IoT devices can be run on generic programs or modified by Java, Python or Blocky programming them. This makes Cisco Packet Tracer a perfect method to construct functional simulations for IoT.

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678-685  



Ahmed Yahya M.H

In this paper we examine and apply the issue of triangular factorization of positive self-adjoint operators in Hilbert space; we demonstrate that expansive classes of operators can be factorized.

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686-692  



Dewi Fatmasari, Waridin Waridin, Akhmad Syakir Kurnia

This study aims to technically analyze the production factors that affect the productivity of sweet potato farming in Kuningan Regency, and analyze farmer's behavior, namely how to apply the values of fathonah, amanah, shidiq and tabligh (FAST) based on Islamic values in managing production factors and their effects on the productivity of sweet potato farming. The empirical model used based on the Augmented Solow Model incorporates Human capital elements in the endogenous production function model. To interact between the values of FAST with variables of land, capital and labor so that it will be seen how increasing farm productivity will increase with the presence of variables that can strengthen these interactions. Therefore, the authors include the values of FAST into each production factor (land, capital and labor). The results revealed that the factors of land production, capital and labor had a positive and significant effect on the productivity of sweet potato farming, while the number of family dependents had a positive but not significant effect on the productivity of sweet potato farming in Kuningan Regency. The values of FAST have a positive and significant effect on farm productivity through increasing land management, capital and labor capacity, however trustworthy values have a positive but not significant effect on farm productivity through increasing labor management capacity.

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693-704  



Ingrid Mendivel Landeo, Irma Milagros Carhuancho Mendoza, Fernando Alexis Nolazco Labajos, David Flores Zafra, Carlos Oswaldo Venturo Orbegoso

The research culture is a fundamental pillar for scientific production, because it allows us to train future professionals contemplating the techniques, methods and the process of research to prepare short documents: such as essays, monographs, and then deepen the knowledge by performing the thesis and scientific articles, in order to contribute to science with new knowledge. In the reality studied, it was evidenced that students lack investigative competences. The general and specialty training courses do not develop such capacities, but exclusively to theoretical and practical knowledge linked to professional training. Teachers do not consider research as a profitable activity. However, the educational community is acting proactively for the creation of new research teams with a disruptive presence, where researchers and teachers share their knowledge through the practical teaching of the process of scientific investigation. The university understudy, to date, has several projects financed by CONCYTEC, FINCyT, World Bank, SENCICO, the same that not only contribute to science but the improvement of the quality of life of people with innovative jobs. Although the results are encouraging, the scientific production ratio per research professor turns out to be almost two publications, while if it is related to the student population of the 9th and 10th cycle, the unit is not reached. Consequently, through these changes in the attitude of a tiny group, the student population is encouraged to be part of the new research culture through scientific input for the benefit of the population.

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705-709  



Dimitar Dimitrakiev, Yuriy Dachev, Dobrin Milev

Use of oil spill dispersants is one of the possible oil spill response techniques that remove floating oil. Dispersants are an effective way of minimizing the overall ecological and socio-economic damage, by preventing oil from reaching coastal habitats and shorelines and meanwhile enhancing the natural biodegradation processes. Their use accelerates the rate and extent of natural dispersion and dilution of oil caused by wave action. The dispersants surface active agents transform by using the energy of the waves the most of the spilled oil into droplets. They are pushed into the upper column by wave action and kept there by turbulence. These oil droplets are much more available to naturally-occurring hydrocarbon-degrading microorganisms compared to floating or stranded oil. In comparison with other oil spill techniques it has some limitations related to oil viscosity and the time of applying after the oil spill.

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710-712  



Suchita Bharambe-Chaudhari and Swati Peshwe

Phytate [myo-inositol(1,2,3,4,5,6) hexakisphosphate] is the main storage form of phosphorus (P) in many plants which is the key food ingredient for animals but, this phytate-bound P is not available to monogastric animals as they lack the endogenous enzyme required to hydrolyze, and make the available phytate phosphorous. For this reason the availability and digestibility of phytate phosphorous is very low in these animals. Phytase (myo-inositol hexakisphosphate phosphohydrolase) catalyses sequential hydrolysis of phosphate ester bond of phytate and releases a usable form of inorganic phosphorus. Fortification of animal feed with phytase is an effective way to increase the availability of phytate bound phosphorus. It also reduces the anti-nutritional properties of phytic acid and eutrophication caused by excretion of phytic acid. The aim of the present work is to isolate thermotolerant phytase producing actinomycetes. So that feed supplementation of phytase produced by these organism can increases the body performance measured in terms of body weight. Sixty two different actinomycetal isolates were isolated from sixty nine soil and litter samples collected from various poultry, goat and cattle farms. These isolates were further screened for phytase activity in liquid Phytase Screening Medium(PSM). Isolates showing high phytase activity further studied for effect of temperature for phytase activity at 300C, 400C, 500C, 600C, 700C, 800C, 900C.

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713-717  



Ahmad Faisal Abidin, Abdul Aslam Husaini, Nor Surayati Mohamad Usop, Mohamad Afendee Mohamed, Mohd Fadzil Abdul Kadir

These days, more people grow dependency on IT infrastructures and relies their decision making on the data stored within a computer system. Data go through some processing to make it useful whereas in other time it is kept within the database. Data availability is a critical issue, the approach is to do backup all the crucial data, and it can be difficult especially a beginner. One of the human errors is easily forgetting things, in this situation a periodic manual backup may be forgotten to do even it’s a click away. A hacker looks for the opportunity to attack even as tiny as a day of forgotten backup. This is one of the reason backups must be an automated process. It can be coupled with cryptography as a mean to protect data from theft, alteration, and authenticate. Chaotic cryptography is an application of chaos theory into cryptography, which makes use of a simplex system to produce chaotic value needed for the encryption and decryption. The advantage of chaos cryptography is randomness alike, which creates more complex encryption and decryption key by a concept of confusion and diffusion.

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718-723  



Anita Gehlot, Amit Kumar Thakur, Rajesh Singh, ChinelliHruthik

The speedy development of technology and structure has improved our lives. The technology strategy has in addition extended the road vulnerability and street mishaps occur a great deal of time, causing huge death tolls and property. Our undertaking will give an ideal response for this downside. An accelerometer can be exploited in a vehicle caution application with the purpose that risky driving can be identified. It tends to be utilized as an accident or on the other hand rollover finder of the vehicle during and after an accident. With sign from an accelerometer, a serious mishap can be prevented.

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724-728  



A. Neela, V. Rama

This study deals with the encapsulation of copper oxide nanoparticles with a terpolymer resin by ultrasonic irradiation technique. The plant-mediated biological synthesis of copper oxide nanoparticles involves the addition of 1mmol solution of copper chloride to 30 mL of Acacia catechu (Karungali) plant extract at 600C, which acts as a biological reducing agent. The resultant brown nano powder is characterized by using various analytical techniques, such as Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, Scanning Electron Microscopy and Transmission Electron Microscopy. In this method, encapsulation involves dissolution of nano copper oxide into one of the monomers trioxane followed by conventional condensation by refluxing 4-hydroxyacetophenone and melamine in the presence of 2M HCl as a catalyst in temperature range of 123-1300C. After the completion of the reaction, terpolymer incorporated with nano copper oxide is purified by dissolution in 8% NaOH, re-precipitated by dropwise addition of 1:1 2M HCl and then characterized by different spectral methods like FT-IR, TGA - DTA, Proton NMR and Carbon -13 NMR to elucidate the structure of the CuO/HAMT nanocomposite. In addition, both terpolymer and the nano bound terpolymer are investigated for the anti-oxidant activity using 2,2-diphenyl,1-picryl hydrazyl (DPPH). From the result, it is found that the incorporated terpolymer is more effective scavenger of DPPH than the polymer.

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729-733  



Dr. P.Balathandayutham, Dr. K. Anandanatarajan

The current study deals with the extent of purchase pattern among the online purchasers, by way of digital marketing. The aim of the study was to identify the influence of age on the online buying pattern through social networking sites in Chidambaram town of Tamilnadu. The sample population for the study was selected through Convenience Sampling. The sample size was fixed at 100. In order to identify the influence of the age factor on the online purchase through digital marketing, ANOVA was performed. the findings of the study revealed that the persons who are above the age of 45, purchase better and their pattern level was also found to be better when compared to the persons below 45 years of age. They are found to have a better level of online purchase knowledge.

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734-736  



Dr. S Selvakumar, S Arun Santhosh, V Dinesh Kumar, K Gokulakrishna

In India for the cooking purposes the conventional fuels are likely consumed more than the non-conventional fuels, and the household conventional fuels increase air pollution. By switching to the non-conventional way of cooking it is a way of reducing the household air pollution caused by conventional fuels. Solar is the one of the efficient way of cooking and heating purposes without pollution .The way of cooking is with the parabolic dishes, the concentrated solar rays is made to be focussed on the vessel placed nearby it, which in turn heats and cooks the meal placed in it. But the problem in solar cooking system is that the cooking is cannot be performed after the sunshine hours and people hesitates to adopt it for the fulltime cooking. The problem can be overcome by employing the phase change materials additionally when the vessel subjected to the sunrays the phase change materials which were surrounded to the vessel is also subjected to sunrays which melts the phase change materials and in turn absorbs heat up to maximum temperature of 372.5℃. The absorbed heat can be used after the sunshine hours particularly for evening cooking purposes, the heat absorbed during the sunshine hours is now liberated to cook the meal. Finally solar cooking is made flexible for the cooking purposes.

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737-739  



Hastuti Marlina, Reno Renaldi, Ambiyar, Nizwardi Jalinus, Fahmi Rizal

This study aims to assess the validation of the syntax construct of the work-based learning model that was developed based on a modification of the basic work-based learning syntax by Hobbs and Siswanto. The research methodology uses 4D development procedures (Define, Design, Develop and Disseminate). This validation test phase is the Develop stage. Respondents numbered 25 people. Data collection using a questionnaire with a semantic differential scale. Syntactic construct validation analysis uses Aikens'V and SMART PLS to determine the uniqueness of a model. The results of the analysis revealed that the syntax construct was designed by Valid and had a unique model. The results of this study are used for the next stage of development, namely Desseminte. Where a valid Syntax model will be tested to measure the knowledge and abilities of midwifery study program students in midwifery care learning II.

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740-742  



A. Murugan, J. Vijayalakshmi

The emergence of cryptocurrency as a new payment method gives rise to various security threats related to transaction malleability like privacy leakage, loss of amount, doing illicit activities, and double-spending of the same money more than once. Double-spending of money is quite easier to implement in cryptocurrency management rather than fiat currency management because data replication can be easily done here. The rise of double-spending may degrade the performance of the Bitcoin network. In Blockchain, there may be lakhs of records and thousands of blocks available, of this detecting double-spending data in multiple blocks takes more time. To address the time management, of detecting double-spent data in multiple blocks of blockchain this paper had proposed Multi-Block Double spent Transaction Detection (MBDTD) architecture using B-tree indexing and Cognizant Merkle. The combination of Cognizant Merkle and B-tree indexing supports the rapid verification of transaction data in multiple blocks. B-tree indexing supports speedy retrieval of Merkle value among multiple blocks and Cognizant Merkle supports quick searching of transactions in each block.

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743-749  



Ashutosh Sharma, Dr. Parveen Chauhan

Tourism has become a universal sensation. Hospitality industry is also on boom. Destinations in Asia, Oceania are becoming popular day by day. A growing thirst for adventure and a rapidly growing interest in clean nature are generally considered to be the factors that support the region. As India is strategically located and has a tremendous natural and cultural wealth of tourism resources, this is the right time to positively influence the influx of tourists by promoting new and emerging forms of tourism. Over time, adventure tourism is becoming a diverse tourism product. With the source of getting adventure tourists, this study focuses on the support and role of hospitality sector in promoting Adventure Tourism, in this a small survey has been done in various adventure tourist destinations in Upper Shimla area and in Manali region of Himachal Pradesh.

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750-756  



Shukhrat Avchiyev, Maknona Khamidova, Dilafruz Togaeva, Zulfiya Islamova

: In this article argued base on the analysis of the properties of the mutual arrangement of normal to the ideal paraboloid surface, an optimal method and device for adjusting the facet of the concentrator have been developed.

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757-759  



Anouar Saidi, Ahmed Yahya Mahmoud, Mohamed Vall Ould Moustapha

This article deals with the Bargmann transform as a new method to solve the time-dependent Schrödinger equation.

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760-763  



Julia Safitri, Misbach Fuady, Sugeng Wahyudi, Wisnu Mawardi, Mohamad Nur Utomo

Dividend Policy is a policy of the company's management in determining the profit available to shareholders in the form of dividends or profits needed to finance future investments. There is a lot to consider regarding how dividend policy affects the value of the company.. According to the bird in the hand theory, shareholders prefer high dividends compared to dividends that will be distributed in the future, because high dividends will increase the value of the company. the results of the study using the PLS-SEM analysis tool with the WarpPLS 5.0 application show that dividend policy has a negative effect on firm value with a coefficient value of -0.172. This is consistent with the first view that dividend policy does not affect the value of the company that is supported by the theory of dividend irrelevance.

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764-767  



Syafii, Sisri Anisar Putri, Yona Mayura

This paper presents the design and construction of a new power transfer switch mechanism for solar home system based on the Arduino controller to improve PV system continuity supply. The purpose of this study is to provide PV system as the main source and the electricity from State Electricity Company (Perusahaan Listrik Negara, PLN) as a backup source. The Arduino controller is used to improve the continuity of electricity supply. The measurement results of DC voltage sensors have been calibrated in a laboratory environment and the results fulfill the IEC-61724 minimum-accuracy. The power transfer has been designed to move to PLN supply when the battery remaining capacity 30 % obtained from the battery open circuit voltage which can be calculated using internal resistance prediction. The transfer switch then moves back to PV system after 35% of battery remaining capacity obtained from battery no-load voltage. The test results on various types of loads show that there was no interrupt and voltage sag during the switching process. The duration of PLN outages index is around two hours/time interruption, thus the 30 % setting PV battery SOC enough to cover PLN interruption. Therefore, the Arduino-based power transfer can improve the continuity of electricity supply.

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768-772  



Ajinkya Warade, Dr. Preeti Mulay, Apurva Chaudhari

Packing optimization of printer volume can significantly contribute to greater efficiency in 3D printing in terms of time, output and cost reduction. The purpose of this bibliometric analysis is to understand current research done in this area. In this paper survey, two databases, Scopus and Web of Science (WoS), are primarily used. A third study focused on specific keywords related to packing of irregular shapes for 3D printing. Time-series analysis showed contributions in this area over the years. Also, by geographical analysis, China and the USA are two major contributors, by subject area analysis most of the research is done in Engineering and Computer Science. This methodology fuses the idea of octrees, to isolate 3D objects into a tree-like structure, checking collision within numerous items and printing space and then packing those with the assistance of simulated annealing. The effectual 3D Printing can be done by optimizing and stabilizing the packing of irregular shaped objects in printing space, hence this study

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773-779  



Marjam Desma Rahadhini, Edi Wibowo, Kukuh Lukiyanto*

This study sought to analyze the effect of hedonic shopping value on impulse buying through positive consumer fashion emotion. The study population was consumers purchasing fashion products at Ramayana Mall Salatiga. This study used the non-probability sampling technique with purposive sampling of 130 respondents. The analysis employed the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) technique. The confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was used as a validity test; the result was valid because the estimated value was > 0.05. The Cronbach's alpha was used as a reliability test; the result was reliable because the CR was > 0.60. Hypothesis testing with regression weights indicates that hedonic shopping value affects positive emotion with a CR value of 5.514 and a p-value of 0.000. Moreover, hedonic shopping value affects impulse buying with a CR value of 5.504 and a p-value of 0.000. A positive emotion effect was found on impulse buying with a CR value of 3.307 and a p-value of 0.002. Hedonic shopping value indirectly affects impulse buying through positive emotion; it was obtained that IE > DE (0.845 > 0.037). Ramayana Mall should offer the latest fashion products, provide discounts on certain fashion products, and create an attractive store atmosphere so that shopping will be enjoyable for consumers.

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780-784  



Kulwant Singh, Sristy Hazra, Chandra Mukherjee, Sushanth.G, Sanjith Gowda

Accidents owing to potholes has become an alarming problem in today’s life. The first step to solve this problem requires, designing a device embedded on the vehicle which can continuously scan the road surface for identifying potholes, alerting the driver in time and enable the driver to avoid the pothole. The second step is to introduce a technique to enable the device to locate the position of the pothole via GPS (Global Positioning System). The GPS data can be uploaded via a GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) module or Bluetooth module onto a data base which is stored locally. This database can then be transferred to the cloud using WiFi or 4G technology by connecting the system. The third aspect is to link the database to a network system incorporating mapping software such as Google Maps or Open-Street Map. The data in the system can be made available to the general public as well as municipalities and road maintenance agencies. Awareness of the location of potholes will help drivers to avoid those roads and being more careful while driving on the same roads. This paper focuses on the pothole detection task based on image processing algorithms and the data captured from ultrasonic sensor placed on the vehicle. The later steps were implemented through Bluetooth interface available in smartphones.

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785-789  



Nani M. Sugandhi, Aas Saomah, Annisa Hasna Zahirah, Muhammad Solehuddin, Dodi Suryana

This research is based on the fact that prosocial behavior needs to be had since childhood as a foundation for the development of children's ability to interact with their environment more broadly outside the family environment, therefore it needs to be developed and fostered during the process of child maturity. Prosocial behavior in the form of acts of sharing, cooperation, donating, helping, honesty, and generosity. This research aims to find out the profile of the prosocial behavior of elementary school students in Gudang Kahuripan 2 Elementary School. Participants in this study were sixth-grade students at Gudang Kahuripan 2 Elementary School consisting of 30 people. The results of the study, in general, showed that the prosocial behavior profile of sixth-grade students at Gudang Kahuripan 2 Elementary School was at a medium level.

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790-792  



Rashmi Bhardwaj, Varsha Duhoon

Weather on earth changes continuously and hence becomes important to forecast so as to foresee any natural calamity and hence to take preventive measures in advance. Auto Regressive Integrated Moving Averages model (ARIMA model) is the time series model which studies the stationary series and hence is used for modelling and forecasting. This paper studies the ARIMA model in order to model and forecast the weather parameter as rainfall of Delhi region from January 1, 2017 till December 31, 2018 on daily basis. In order to check the stationarity of the time series, Augmented-Dickey-Fuller(ADF) and PhilipsPeron(PP) tests have been applied. The study revealed that the ARIMA(1,1,1) is suited model for the series on the basis of the AkaikeInformationCriterion(AIC) value used for choosing the appropriate model for forecasting parameter.

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793-797  



Dr P. P. Priya G Pavankalyan , P Siva Swapnic guptha , Sk Juber Ahamed

Among entire globe many Countries people work as farmers to survive their lives . Plants are interconnected to farming and pests which are related to plants, where there are bulk of plants then they lead to farming there must be effect causing animals called pests. Pests are not only animals they may be birds too that damage the plants. One of the example of pests are birds and monkeys that eat plants and its products and cause harm to farmers. In This research technique we has developed and designed a prototype of birds detector and repellent of birds based on frequency. This designed model has a Bird detection and repellent system which detects the bird based on its given python code as well as with the help of some machine learning algorithms and then proceeds further step to a repellent which produces a certain frequency with respective the birds by classificating the birds based on there resonating frequencies, so the bird will be disturbed through the repellent frequency and goes away fron it. This designed model consists of python open cv software as a detector to detect movement from birds and further classifies the type of bird and for that type it give signals to further step to fire certain signal frequency to repeller .The repeller is designed using LC oscillator type colpitts with Piezo Ultrasonic sensor as repeller which produces . The obtained results of the experiment are mainly focussed on Birds with bird detection system, which is capable of working with a detection distance between 2m - 500 m by using sensors to detect bird , and by modifying this model in aspect of sensor we used machine learning algorithm of python open cv it increases the range of detectiong the bird from 500 cm to 500 meters and can continue for further process to repel the birds at a frequency signal of about 60 kHz.

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798-802  



Sasidhar Gurugubelli, Fathimunnisa Begum, Dr.L.S.V. Prasad

Aluminium based matrix composites remain the most explored metal matrix material for the development of metal matrix composites. The present work deals with the fabrication of aluminium-6069 alloy metal matrix composites (MMCs) reinforced with molybdenum and coconut shell. The specimens were prepared by taking into consideration of six different weight fractions of aluminium 6069, molybdenum powder and coconut shell ash by stir casting method. The first three specimens were prepared in such a manner that aluminium 6069 and coconut shell ash weight fraction varies by 2% and molybdenum powder weight fraction kept constant by 1%. The next three specimens were prepared in the same manner, coconut shell kept constant by 1%, molybdenum powder and aluminium 6069 varies by 2%. The main purpose of the paper is to study the properties of Aluminium-6069 alloy reinforced with molybdenum and coconut shell ash composites fabricated by stir casting technique and Tensile test was performed by using equipment’s such as Universal testing machine. Based on the results obtained, the tensile strength was improved by adding coconut shell ash particles and molybdenum to aluminum-6069 alloy.

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803-808  



Dr. R.Ramachandran

Now a days, clients aren't interested in buying a product on the grounds of its name, physical attributes or cost alone. An important question is increased by every bank regarding clients' service expectations, so by cutting operational expenses and handling contest. Currently, banks are under enormous pressure to better their services. Banks working in retail banking are consequently directing their plans towards raising service quality level that boosts customer loyalty and satisfaction through improved service quality. As service-oriented entities trying for success in this challenging advertising environment, retail merchants have tended to provide nearly identical products and fiscal solutions. 50 out of SBI, 50 ICICI current samples dimension tools kind. At the next phase, 50 clients from each one of the branches have been chosen on the purposive foundation for the analysis. As a result, the sample size includes 100 clients. As an important part of the analysis, the principal data were collected by 100 clients. As an important part of the analysis, the principal data were gathered for a period of 3 weeks in April 2018 on June 2018. The observations and findings will be the consequence and consequence of these interpretations made throughout the analysis of investigation.

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809-811  



Anandkumar M, Suriya M, Ravichandran P

Superabsorbent polymers (SAP) are new chemical admixtures for concrete that are extremely capable and multiuse. They offer a number of new options for controlling the mixture's free water. They also contribute to the regulator of the rheological properties of fresh concrete and to the decrease of plastic shrinkage by internal healing. This SAP can be used as different from air‐entrainment agents. It is also helpful in reducing the crack width when they appear during the service stage. It thus increases the life span of the structure and also reduces the cost by not allowing any additional repair and rehabilitation of structures. In this paper, specimens are prepared at the addition of 0.5%, 1.0%, &1.5% Super absorption Polymer called Sodium polyacrylate and testing are done at various stages, and conclusions are made based on the results.

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812-815  



Syafruddin Side, Muh Isbar Pratama, Nur Rezky Ramadhan, and Wahidah Sanusi

This paper discuss about the numerical solution of TBC transmission using Perturbation Homotopy Methods (MPH). This article using TBC sufferers’ data on South Sulawesi was taken from Public Health Office South Sulawesi Province. The discuss started form SEIR model of TBC transmission, the simulation of SEIR models of TBC transmission on South Sulawesi, and the numeric solution of SEIR model with Perturbation Homotopy Methods (MPH). On this article we got predictions about TBC transmission that occurred in South Sulawesi for several years later.

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816-820  



Hamed M. Almalki

This work is focused on, utilizing the interdisciplinary advances in different engineering fields, to suggest a new design form with modified capabilities of an efficient, real time, reliable and realizable, at low cost, industrial environment monitoring system. The suggested design is intended to monitor, track, assess and register pollution's sources parameters and conditions in industrial manufacturing factory, to result in ensuring acceptable quality of factory's environment, maintain safety of personnel, Material and Machinery and finally to result in more optimized factory operation. The system design is developed by utilizing commonly available hardware and specially designed modules. The state and value of various environmental pollution sources and conditions, in real time, are continuously read and monitored. The acquired data are broadcasted wirelessly from all sensor modules, to main control unit, which will process the acquired data, calculate the climatic indices, and take correction actions.

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821-827  



B. Pradeep Kumar, P. Padma Sree, K. Raghu Babu, P. Srinivasulu

More than 60% of the state of Andhra Pradesh makes up the eastern part of the Dharwar Craton. Three prominent greenstone belts occur in the southern part of the state with discontinuous trace into the adjoining parts of Karnataka State. They are Veligallu - Gadwal Belt, South Kolar or Bisanattam–Kadiri Belt and Ramagiri–Penakacherla Belt. The Eastern Dharwar Craton encloses a number of narrow linear bands of auriferous schist belts. They are also the locales of deposition of variety of minerals. The present study aims to prepare structural mapping on southern portion of Kadiri Schist Belt in portions of Anantapur district, Andhra Pradesh, India. The Southern Portion of Kadiri Schist Belt uncovered the existence of litho-units with marked likenesses to the Kolar type schist belt of Karnataka State. Geological studies of the study part include mainly three litho-units specifically schist belt litho-units, granitoids and dyke rocks. Remote sensing and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) have become more important for the study of geology, structural geology and extraction of lineaments. In this paper we focused to identify the type of lineament. The results clearly reveal that in the study part three types of lineaments were present namely Geographic lineaments- ridge parallel, Structural lineament- Dykes, structural lineaments – joints and fractures. Most of the lineaments were placed in South-Eastern part and North-Western part in the Rose diagram.

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828-832  



Akil bashir wani, Sandeep singla, Anuj sachar

The development of infrastructure in a country is an important aspect in shaping the future of an country. The infrastructure development is considered to be a blueprint in overall development of a country. Basic development of roads, bridges, hospitals, schools etc. make life easy to live and the progress of developing nation is recognized with providing basic facilities to its residents. India is considered to among top developing nations of world. India is seventh in the list of countries in terms of geographical area and second in the list in terms of population. India`s geographical area ranges from mighty mountains of Himalayas to tropical areas in the south. Due to random use of land in an unplanned manner in country for infrastructure development caused rapid transformation of cities, districts and villages, which has at large scale affected sustainability of country. Although some cities are sustainable and well planned. Sustainable development means wise use of natural resources for socio economic development taking into consideration the needs of future generation. This study had been done on Srinagar city of state Jammu and Kashmir of India on subject of unplanned land use and its effects on sustainability of city. This study provides the policies to tackle the situation of city.

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833-843  



Vipin Y. Borole, Dr.Sonali B. Kulkarni, Pratibha R. Bhise

Suitable fertilizer application is important in the agriculture sector to improve soil fertility and soil quality. Fertilizers are used for enhancing soil fertility and productivity, but proper use of fertilizers based on the requirement for a particular crop and soil has always remained a challenge. Furthermore, habitual laboratory methods are very time consuming and expensive. In this work, we assessed the soil spectral reflectance curve using the absorption feature parameter for soil properties assessment. Spectral reflection data are acquired using ASD fieldSpec4 Spectroradiometer for assessment of chemical properties like nitrogen, phosphorus, potash, carbon, pH as well as physical properties like sand, silt, clay, soil organic matter (SOM), moisture. The reflectance data having unique soil spectral signatures were obtained and analysed statistically. The pre-monsoon season (first week of June) soil samples are collected where Organic, Chemical Inorganic), mixed (Organic and Inorganic) fertilizers treatments were applied for different crops are taken in the study area. The soil samples were collected in the context of the surface (topsoil), Subsurface (subsoil) layer. For this study soil samples are collected in the pre-monsoon season for finding the effect of fertilizers on soil. The physical and chemical properties are analyzed in surface and subsurface soil for different crops and different fertilizer treatment.

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844-849  



C.Nalini, R.Shantha Kumari,J.Sudeeptha

Electronic mail (E-mail) is used to exchange messages between people via internet. E-mail protocols like Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), POP (Post Office Protocol) and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) are used to transfer messages from sender to receiver. Due to the flaws in E-mail protocols, development of online businesses and advertisement companies create E-mail based intimidation. E-mail spam is called as junk mail. Today handling spam mail is one of the major problems in software companies. Since spam mail causes traffic problems and bottle necks that limit memory space, computing power and speed. And also a user has to spend more time to detect and obliterate spam mails. Machine learning models are used to are used to overcome this problem. Machine learning models are categorized into supervised, unsupervised and semi supervised learning models. Supervised learning models are used to classify E-mails, filter and prevent the spam mail. The proposed work explores the performance of machine learning algorithms like Decision Tree(DT), Navie-bayes, k-Nearest Neighbours (k-NN),Support Vector Machines(SVM) and Random Forest(RF) learning algorithms for classifying spam messages from E-mail. Accuracy, F-measure and recall parameters are used to evaluate the performance of the learning algorithms.

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850-852  



Nirwana, Amran Achmad, Putu Oka Ngakan, Hazairin Subair

The physical properties of the soil, specifically the soil texture as a result of rock weathering, is an important factor to study since it is one of the determinants of forest soil quality. This study aims to determine the soil physical properties of the Camba Formation (Tmc) and Volcanic Camba Formation (Tmcv) in the Bulusaraung Lower Mountain Forest. Twenty soil sampling points were systematically placed on each formation. Soil samples obtained were subsequently analyzed at the Chemical and Soil Fertility Laboratory, Department of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Hasanuddin University. The research variables are soil textures and parameters include the percentage of sand, silt and clay content. Data is analyzed using EXCEL and Discriminant Analysis using SPSS Version 22. The average sand content of soil in the Camba Formation (Tmc) is higher than that in the Volcanic Camba Formation (Tmcv), while the opposite applies for the average content of silt and clay. Sand content is the variable that discriminantes (p value <0.05) between soil physical properties of the Camba Formation and soil physical properties in the Volcanic Camba Formation

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853-855  



T.Gunasekar, C.Gobinath, N.Manoj, A.D.Naveena, T.Nandhini

India being the agrarian nation mostly depends on groundwater which is taken by bore wells and used for agriculture, industrial and domestic purpose. Majority of the total deep tube wells which irrigate 12.68 million hectares of land are located in India. The vehicle used for drilling tube wells is available in maximum number in western region of Tamil Nadu. This paper aims to safeguard the bore well vehicle from unnecessary damage that appears due to the certain abnormal conditions which arise during the drilling process. With the advanced technologies of arduino and GSM, the data are transmitted and displayed for the convenience of the driller for protecting the vehicle and also ease to the labors. . The main part of the proposed system is transmitting and receiving unit which takes place with the help of GSM and arduino. This set up is made on both sides (i.e. compressor and driller side) of the vehicle. This reduces the risk of the bore well vehicle from getting damaged by keeping the parameters such as engine temperature, oil level, RPM and condition of radiator fan (ON/OFF) under surveillance. This automation protects the machine as well as it reduces the human error which paves the way or proper operation of both drilling and compressor vehicle. This paper paves the easy way for manual verification during bore well drilling. Accurate parameter values are obtained which helps in deciding whether to operate the bore well vehicle or not. Reduces the repairing cost as well as avoids the damage of the equipment due to the rise in temperature.

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856-860  



D. Malathi , S.Suvetha, S.Shanmuganathan ,K.Vignesh

Security and privacy are of prime concern in the emerging technologies like internet of things (IoT) and cyber-physical systems (CPS) based applications. Lightweight cryptography plays an major role in securing the data in this emerging pervasive computing environment. The main objective of this project is to implement High performance and Area efficient VLSI architecture with 64-bit data path for present Cipher and to compare the results between present Cipher. Cipher is an algorithm for encryption and decryption operation. It is based on the concept of Substitution-Permutation network. These networks contains both S-boxes and P-boxes which has specified algorithm for each that converts input bits as blocks into output bits .The block runs for 9 clock cycles to get encrypted output and also to get decrypted output. Simulations is done on Model Sim software and synthesis is on Xilinx FPGA device. It gives the throughput of around 3712 Mbps and Efficiency of around 11.56%, this architecture gives the better results when compared to existing Cipher..

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861-864  



Teresita C. Molano, Romano P. Cammayo, Georgina M. Dioses, Jesusimo L. Dioses, Jr.

The study analyzed the 21st Century Skills of Pre-Service Teachers of Region II, Philippines. The study used descriptive method of research and correlational analysis to determine the significant relationship between the self-assessments of the respondents of their skills as compared with the 21st century skills according to group of respondents. Result shows that in terms of year level, there was a very significant difference between year level and the pre-service teachers’ extent of acquisition of the 21st century skills. In addition, Fourth year pre-service teachers demonstrated higher 21st century skills higher than the third year pre-service teachers. On the other hand, if type of school is to be considered, there was a very significant difference between type of school and the pre-service teachers’ extent of acquisition of the 21st century skills for critical thinking, flexibility and adaptability, communication, collaboration, and creativity and innovation. Moreover, there was a significant difference between type of school and the pre-service teachers’ extent of acquisition of information and communications technology skills (ICT) and there was no significant difference between type of schools and the pre-service teachers’ extent of acquisition of problem solving skills. Pre-service teachers from State Universities showed higher acquisition of 21st century skills compared with Private Sectarian and Private Non-sectarian teachers. Considering the region, there was a very significant difference between region and the pre-service teachers’ extent of acquisition of the 21st century skills. Pre-service teachers from Region 4a demonstrated most of the 21st century skills compared with other regions. Additionally, respondents from Region 2 and 3 had a higher acquisition of communicative and collaborative skills respectively.

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865-867  



R Karthikeyan, R Bhubesh, M Ezhil kumaran, S S Deivavijay

Dairy manure management systems ought to account for the fate of excreted nutrients that will be of environmental concern. Currently, restrictive oversight is directed primarily at the reassurance of water quality. Land application of manure at acceptable chemical levels to crops created on the farm by truck age or by pumping flushed manure effluent through irrigation systems is that the basis Nutrient losses to surface and groundwaters are often avoided, and vital amount are often obtained from manure as chemical if adequate crop production is feasible. Manure solids combined with wastes from alternative sources could have potential if a marketable product is often created or if spare grant is received for process supplementary wastes. Solutions to odor issues square measure required. In the previous methodology ancient cable wire rope has been used for the movement of manure removal in advance, and it provides less and also the main objective of the tactic is to induce additional accuracy of cleansing the manure within the oxen alleys. And also, the final output of the merchandise can scale back the time consumption, and require less quantity of employee to done employment. Potency of the system is 6 June 1944 quite ancient system.

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868-871  



A. Abdul Rahman, Justus Selwyn

The Knowledge Management System (KMS) becomes cynosure of overall business strategies to ameliorate the organization's economy, it has various dimensions to understand strongly before develop or deploy for organizational benefits. The KMS is becoming more complex and diverse as a result of advancement in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Even though there is no option to manage and get the benefit of its intellectual assets .However many of the initiatives of KMS fail since it is unable to achieve the expected quality in significant dimensions. An investigation of significant dimensions must been ensured to avoid failure. Moreover KMS Development Life Cycle(KMSLC) is fundamentally different from any other software system life cycle since the conventional system life cycles are primarily dependent on its functionality, were as KMS associated with knowledge and its related functionality. This paper investigates some of the recent and widely accepted KMS Development Life Cycles and proposes the quality dimensions and factors requirements in each stage of the life cycle to ensure the quality of KMS.

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872-877  



Shanmuk Srinivas Amiripalli, Veeramallu Bobba

Wireless networks gain popularity in recent years with tremendous growth in ZigBee, Bluetooth, 6LowPan, Ethernet technologies. Survivability is a mechanism in which the network has to withstand even some nodes had failed randomly. It is one of the major issues in the design of smart home automation systems. In this paper, the above problem was addressed by using Fibonacci based clustering in TGO topology. The main design goal is to increase the performance of smart home automated systems even though there is a random node failure. The proposed TGO based algorithms are compared with the properties like Edges, average degree, density, diameter, edge connectivity, average clustering, average path length, and transitivity with standard ZigBee topologies.

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878-881  



Uday Bhale, Dr. Harpreet Singh Bedi

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to understand the changes due to proposed mobile number portability (MNP) -7th amendment in consumer life cycle, analyse customer awareness on exiting mobile number portability withdrawal process and impact of proposed MNP -7th amendment process on the customer behaviour. There are many aspects such as mobile number return, use of block chain for DND in MNP 7th Amendment, this study is restricted on MNP request withdraw process. Design: To study the first objective, theoretical study of previous TRAI consultation papers, Industry experts, article papers and website contents were used. In order to study the second & third objective a discrete choice experiment, qualitative research analysis is used with in-depth interview method to understand consumer understanding about the current and revised process and then customer has been given choice on the selection of revised and old MNP withdrawal process. For this, 100 customers were randomly selected who has used mobile portability service in last 90 days. The second objective was explored through qualitative research analysis using semi structured interviews to systematically collect and analyze the data in order to generate a model for analyzing impact of new process. For this, 87 customers were randomly selected who were used the MNP service. Further grounded theory approach has been used to code the verbatim (indicates recording of interviews in the exact same manner as responded by the interviewee) and further proposed a retention model with industry experts. Findings: study of the MNP - 7th amendment shows that customer will be more empowered and it will give easiness to consumers for withdrawal of the MNP request. Originality/Value: MNP- 7th Amendment is new process which is proposed to be live from 16th Dec 2019 and going to bring revolution in MNP retention process. On this not more study is available and this study provides insights on its impact and consumer awareness on this process. Study shows that 98% of customers were not aware about the exiting MNP withdrawal process and never tried the MNP withdrawal process previously. Further study shows 20% of the customers will try the new process, if they get the desired benefits from the operators.

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882-886  



Swati Smaranika Mishra, Dr.Chitralekha Jena

With the worldwide energy crisis and therefore the more and more serious environmental issues, renewable energy becomes a future energy trends. PV energy can be used as major alternative energy resources due to its low maintenance cost as well as operational value. Even by considering the atmospherical effects which may hamper the efficiency of a PV cell, still we can draw many advantages from PV source. This paper unveil the case study of a solar PV plant which includes performance evaluation and energy forecasting respective of various losses occurs due to effect of temperature, effect of shading, effect of dust etc. The real time performance result of the plant is compared with a developed MATLAB simulink PV model as well as the result obtained from PVSYST Software. Error percentage is calculated from the obtained results by MAPE(Mean Absolute Percentage Error ) method in order to validate the real time power plant data.

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887-889  



B.Karthicsonia, Dr. M.Vanitha

Medical image processing is a dominant procedure that is used to predict different variety cancers such as bone cancer, brain cancer, lung cancer, liver cancer, breast cancer, etc. Osteosarcoma is a one of the category of bone cancer. It is the most horrible cancer that affects human being’s bones. It can be predicted with the help Computed Tomography scan images, Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Scan image, Bone scan, X-rays and Histopathological tissue images. These digital medical images plays vital role in diagnostic a patient. The most important feature of investigative medical image is to reduce or compress the Noise. Noises are removed by various filtering techniques. This paper compares performance of a various filter techniques used in removing different types of noises in medical images. The image quality is measured by denoising parameters such as MSE, RMSE and PSNR. MATLAB is used as a programming tool.

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890-897  



Kurotul Aeni, Ghanis Putra Widhanarto and Tri Astuti

Character education in schools has a very strong relationship with the culture of the school. School culture is an instrument that strongly supports the capacity of education to build the character of students as an effort to achieve national education goals. This study aims to describe and analyze, and compare models of strengthening character education and its achievements through school culture in SDIT BIAS Assalam and SDIT Usamah Tegal city; and supporting factors and obstacles in strengthening character education through school culture. The study was conducted with a naturalistic inquiry approach. Subjects in this study were principals, teachers, students, parents of students at SDIT BIAS Assalam and SDIT Usamah Tegal city. The research subjects were selected using purposive sampling technique. The object of this research is the social situation in the school including the place, actors and activities carried out by the principal, teachers, students, parents of students, and places or spaces in the school. Data were collected using participant observation methods, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The main instrument is the researcher himself. Data validity test is done by triangulation techniques. The data analysis technique used qualitative analysis by adapting the interactive model of Miles & Huberman (2014).

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898-902  



Fakhruddin Khosim, Mohd Isha Awang

Motivated Strategies for Learning Questionnaire [1] is a survey instrument that measures the dimensions of motivation and self-regulated learning. This research is conducted to determine the validity and reliability of the MSLQ-Bahasa Melayu version. The study sample consists of 395 Form Two Orang Asli students in the state of Perak, Malaysia. The statistics used is the Cronbach’s Alpha reliability analysis and the results of factor analysis are to confirm the factors that exist in the survey. The study findings for Cronbach’s Alpha reliability for all constructs are almost the same with that reported in the original version. Meanwhile, for the factor analysis, three factors were successfully extracted into the motivation dimension, while for the self-regulated learning dimension, only one factor was successfully extracted as compared to two factors in the original version. In conclusion, MSLQ-BM is an instrument that has high validity and reliability in measuring motivation and self-regulated learning in the context of school children in Malaysia.

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903-905  



A Arul Pete

Experimental investigation on emission of diesel engine was made using the blends of biogas with diesel. The engine was operated by diesel and the blends of biogas 15%, 25%and 35% with diesel. Except oxides of nitrogen 35% biogas blend yielded optimum results. The emission from 35% blend was appreciable. At maximum torque level better results were obtained in case of carbon monoxide, hydrocarbon and smoke emissions. It was concluded that increase in biogas percentage with diesel yielded reduction in emission level

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906-908  



Sengathir Janakiraman, M. Deva Priya, A. Christy Jeba Malar

Secured retrieval of data stored on the cloud has attracted the research community in the recent years. Individuals and business enterprises utilize the cloud for storing and managing potential data due to the significance of high economic savings and comfort. İn this context, data need to be secured before it is outsourced in order to achieve confidentiality in the cloud data retrieval process. In this paper, a secure retrieval process over cloud data using Improved Privacy Multi-Keyword Retrieval Scheme (IPMKRS) is proposed. This secure retrieval process includes a recursive procedure that uses single integer operations which rapidly converge to the collection of points that aid in constructing the scrambled data propagated through the clouds. IPMKRS includes Cloud set-up, initialization and retrieval phases for securing the data shared on the cloud. It plays a vital role in encrypting the cloud data using the concept of Multi-Keyword based Ranking (MKR) derived based on the technique of co-ordinate matching. The cloud servers are responsible for ranking the files that are stored on the server. The results prove that IPMKRS reduces the cost of communication during the identification of top secure files on the file server.

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909-914  



Rohini B Khanderay, Sajidullah S Khan

Internet is backbone of communication system. It expands its horizon with a quick pace. Internet is justifiably outlined as “network of networks”. It is, in most Internet nowadays is that the backbone of virtual communication worldwide. It's increasing its straightforward terms, a method of creating an association between your pc and the other pc globally through servers and a few dedicated routers. The most important style of communication of current internet is among humans (i.e. human-to-human). Following future style of communication that uses internet because the underlying technology is that the internet of Things (IoT). IoT extends the capabilities of internet to change human-to-machine communication (M2M).Therefore; IoT may be same to supply communication among everybody and everything. IoT permits U.S.A. to implant some kind of intelligence within the objects that area unit or may be connected to the web so as to exchange data, thence communicate, invoke bound actions supported inputs, take selections and supply helpful services. During this paper, the fundamental underlying progress of IoT is mentioned and also the design of IoT is explained. The paper additionally highlights the foremost helpful technologies of those days that use IoT for his or her functioning. Further, the applications and options of IoT area unit mentioned within the paper. Lastly, the problems and challenges in implementing the IoT area unit in short mentioned. The IoT nowadays is gaining plenty of recognition thanks to its potential that's however to be extracted by the trade, world and government moreover. These sectors will bring immense economic and skilled advantages by using IoT within the right manner. With the rapid advancement in technology, we are heading to a world in which everyone and everything will be able to communicate and be connected. Such technology that provides communication among anyone and at any place or any time is the Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT may be termed as the Internet of future that will enable machine to machine (M2M) learning.

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915-918  



Raxmatillo Ergashev, Uchqun Beglaev

The article provides information on the national economic development of the country and the creation of a sustainable economic management system, as well as on the current state of the fisheries management system and the further development of its socio-economic status and problem solving.

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919-921  



Gulchekhra Rikhsikhodzhaeva, Bakmanzhan Smanov, Bakhtiyarulla Ubaidullaev, A.N. Rizaev, Basit Khamidov, Vitaliy Guro

Background of the problem. The efficiency of heat exchange equipment in a closed indoor water supply depends on corrosion and the deposition of mineral salts on their surface. This is due to a decrease in the values of heat transfer coefficients between the aqueous medium and the wall of the heat exchangers. In this regard, the prevention of mineral deposits in water systems and corrosion of carbon steel pipes and equipment is one of the most important tasks. The problem, so far, has been solved with the use of scale inhibitors, which were imported from abroad for the oil refineries of our Republic, therefore, the development and implementation of new compositions of corrosion and scale inhibitors based on local raw materials is a solution not only to import substitution, but also to innovative technology . The aim of this work is to develop corrosion inhibitors and scaling based on analyzes of the electrochemical properties of water, with different ratios of activator ions present in the aquatic environment. Methodology. The degree of inhibitory protection Z = [100% (ic ° - ic ') / ic °], where ic ° and ic' are the corrosion rates in the absence and presence of an inhibitor, evaluated by polarization curve (PC) methods (PI-50-1 potentiostat , potentials - on the scale of N.V.E.) and polarization resistance (PS) (P-5035 corrosion meter), measured on electrodes from Art. 20 with a purity of the air-oxidized surface Rz ≤ 10 μm, characterized by the ratio of the area (S) to the volume of the solution (V), cm2 / cm3, not more than 1:10 (for PC and PS S = 0.5 and 25 cm2). Gravimetric measurements (GI) were carried out under static and dynamic conditions (stirring, 300 rpm) for ≤30 days on samples from Art. 20 (Rz ≤ 20 μm, s = 26.9 cm2; S / V = 1:20). The inhibition of the scaling process was determined using the operating instructions on an ISO-1 device. Scientific novelty. It was established that the concentration of chemicals affecting the corrosive properties of water found in natural waters should not exceed, after their purification, standards in accordance with GOST 2877-82. The nature of the course of corrosion depends on the ions present in the corrosive medium, mainly anions. Received data. The effectiveness of the use of corrosion and scale inhibitors GPMSC and IONX-1 relative to imported HEDPA was determined. When the value of the corrosion rate for GPMSh is 0.0000064287; IONX-1 - 0.0000083722; and OEDPC - 0.0000245186. The effectiveness of the inhibition of scaling for GPMS - 91.76%; for IONX-1 - 89.41%; and for an imported scale inhibitor of HEDPK - 94.11%.

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922-925  



Gaurav Kumar, Dr. Vinay Rishiwal

The use of social networking is very much prevalent now a days as a part of an individual for interaction with friends and family. The reason of such development is the limited time and greater geographical distances between the net users. Further it provide the easy mean for interacting. But at the same time the social interaction platforms are very much at the target of spammers and content polluters. In this regards it is very high time for researchers to explore and provide the necessary framework for monitoring and identifying such individuals and bots which are based on machine learning approach. A manual way of identifications using human intervention is definitely a very time consuming and rigorous process. In this paper a provisioning of machine learning based approach based on artificial neural networks usage in determined for identifications of such bots or individuals. Various types of neural networks and tier relative outcomes are compared and evaluated for spam identification in this paper.

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926-932  



Sugiyo, Erwin Erlangga

This study aims to examine the relationship between perception of compensation and teacher performance. The hypothesis of this study is that there is a positive relationship between perceptions of compensation and teacher performance. The more positive the perception of compensation, the higher the teacher's performance and vice versa. The subjects of this study were 150 Madrasah Ibtidaiyah teachers in Brebes. The sampling technique used is population study. Retrieval of data using teacher performance instruments and scale of perception of compensation. The number of valid items used for the final data analysis is 30 items for the scale of perception of compensation, while the teacher performance instrument is not tested for validity. Data analysis was performed using Product Moment correlation techniques. Calculation of data analysis using SPSS (Statistical Packages for Social Science) for windows version 23. The results showed no relationship between perceptions of compensation with teacher performance indicated by the results of rxy = - 0.038 and p = 0.848 (p> 0.05). This shows the conclusion that the higher the teacher's perception of compensation is not automatically the higher the teacher's performance.

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933-936  



Dr. P. S. Raghavendran, T. Abinaya, P. Karthikeyan

Lithium-ion batteries are ordinarily used for moveable physics and electrical vehicles and are growing in quality for military and part applications. Over the past many decades, the quantity of electric vehicles has continued to extend. Projections estimate that worldwide quite a hundred twenty-five million electrical vehicles are going to be on the road by our future generations. At the guts of those advanced vehicle is that the lithium-particle [Li-ion] battery that provides to needed energy storage. This project gift Li-ion batteries and their associated battery management systems, similarly as approaches to enhance overall battery potency, state of charge, voltage and current analysis, life span. The planned work helps to analysis the battery that aims to develop the Li-ion battery performs higher in action. Additionally, the interior resistance of the battery is going to be analyzed for the longer-term scope for increasing the generation, similarly as opportunities to repurpose and recycle the batteries.

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937-941  



Soumya.T.R, S. Revathy

Cyber threat event detection is the method that ensures safety of the public when there is occurrence of serious events. Social media is a platform used for the purpose of social wellness, utilized as an information source for the hackers. Twitter-one of the social media is a web application of micro blogging type has become popular serving several hundred million users. Detection of real world cyber threat event that threatens the social security and safety or causes interruption to the social order is made possible by the exploitation of user generated data, which is a rich source of data. In this paper, threat event is detected by the two types of feature extraction namely temporal feature and textual feature. Based on the features extracted, investigation of the cyber threat event is performed over time. Firstly, identification of the cyber threat event is done regardless of the user’s influence. Secondly, the temporal feature plays an important role in the detection of the threat event therefore cannot be ignored. Thirdly, the overall performance of the detection of cyber threat event is improved using the textual features. This approach is a novel method for the detection of the cyber threat event for the real world data from social media.

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942-946  



R.Elankeerthana K.Kokila

Individual re-distinguishing proof is a key subject in the field of the computer vision innovations. The conventional (traditional) strategies for individual re-identification proof experience issues in taking care of the issues of individual brightening, impediment and frame of mind change under complex foundation. Then, the presentation of profound learning opens another method for individual re-recognizable proof research and turns into a problem area in this field. In any case, pictures got by CCTV cameras are generally of low quality. Second, an image objective is regularly lower for video progressions. If the subject is far from the camera, the certifiable face picture objectives can be as low as 64 by 64 pixels. Last, face picture assortments, for instance, light, appearance, stance, obstruction, and development, are dynamically genuine in video progressions. The philosophy can address the uneven movements between still pictures and chronicles overwhelmingly by creating various "ranges" to interface the still pictures and video traces. So in this endeavor, we can complete still to video planning approach to manage coordinate the photos with accounts using Grassmann manifold learning approach and Convolutional Neural system calculation to know darken matches. Utilizing Grassmann learning calculation to scrutinize the features vectors and organizing segment vectors reliant on significant learning draws near. Finally give voice alert at the time darken organizing continuously circumstances and besides give SMS alert and Email alert at the period of cloud face area.

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947-950  



Gayathri Denis, Dr.T.Krishnakumar, Dr.M.Karthikeyan, Dr.S.Sasipriya

In this paper, we present a novel methodology for evaluating job applicants in online enrolment frameworks, utilizing AI calculations to take care of the candidate positioning issue. A use of our methodology is actualized as a model framework, whose usefulness is displayed and assessed in a true enlistment situation. The Internet gives immense chances to people to introduce themselves in various manners, from basic self-improvement to vindictive personality misrepresentation. We regularly depend on our Internet-based decisions of others to decide, for example, whom to associate with, date, or utilize. An assortment of methodologies has been as of late proposed to consequently derive clients' character from their client produced content in online networking. Methodologies vary as far as the AI calculations and the capabilities utilized, kind of used impression, and the web based life condition used to gather the information. In this article, we layout the systems basic human-and PC based character expectation and portray how future research could address ebb and flow confinements. We start by thinking about what character is and what "precise" truly implies.

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951-955  



Lebbaeus Denis, Dr.T.Krishnakumar, Dr.M.Karthikeyan, Dr.S.Sasipriya

Technology framework for secured and tamper free authentication mechanism of identity and verification of transactions over the network in cash logistics industry using IOT to avoid identity thefts and cash robberies during the storage, transportation, handling and dispensing of cash. This paper presents a comprehensive and a fundamentally new way to transact business. The whole process flow of the cash logistics with the security based authentication factors of and methods to control cyber security threats over the cash logistics network. Here in this paper I have utilized cryptographic security, decentralized agreement, and a mutual open record (with its appropriately controlled and permissioned perceive ability), Blockchain advancements which can significantly change the manner in which it sort out the monetary, social, political, and logical exercises.

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956-959  



John Mark M. Mamauag

The study aimed to determine the perception of students on hospitality management program of Isabela State University as basis for improvement. The descriptive method was utilized in the study in which survey questions were administer to the different campuses of Isabela State University who offers Hotel Restaurant and Tourism Management program. There are 229 students respondents are considered in the study. Result shows that the assessments of students on administrative operations was 3.42 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree, program’s vision, mission and objectives was 3.44 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree, program’s computerization was 2.59 with a verbal interpretation of agree, program’s curriculum design was 3.19 with a verbal interpretation of agree, program’s curriculum contents was 3.40 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree, program’s teaching and learning was 3.46 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree, program’s facilities of 3.44 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree, program facility and resource management was 2.99 with a verbal interpretation of agree, program’s faculty qualities was 3.35 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree, program’s faculty assessment was 3.39 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree, practicum of hospitality management program was 3.14 with a verbal interpretation of agree, practicum of tourism management program was 3.41 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree and practicum of hospitality and tourism management programs as a whole was 3.46 with a verbal interpretation of strongly agree. This indicates that the perception of the students on the hospitality and tourism management programs of Isabela State University is continuously improving. It is highly recommended that the reports or documents from the industry related to the program should be included in the program’s related subjects, for students to be able to learn and have a grasp of how the industry is being run by industry managers and experts.

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960-962  



Herri Purwanto, Agus Setiobudi, Reffanda Kurniawan Rustam

Soil functions as a basic foundation layer is a very important element in a road construction work, because the bearing capacity of the soil is the main element in the construction of the road construction. Soft clay soil has a high compressibility and moisture content, causing the soil carrying capacity to be low. In this study, soil improvement was carried out using soil stabilization method using a mixture of gypsum plafond waste (GPW) with a percentage of 5 %, 10 %, 15 %, 20 %, and 25 % on a laboratory scale. The soft soil samples used for the research were taken in the Pakjo area of Palembang, South Sumatra Province. The use of gypsum plafond waste as a mixture is expected to increase the bearing capacity of the red soil. The tests to be carried out are CBR (California Bearing Ratio) Soaked and Unsoaked. The results of this research: the highest of average CBR soaked value is in the gypsum plafond waste (15 GPW) mixture = 11.44 % with a soil bearing capacity) of 6.25. And the highest of average CBR unsoaked value is in the gypsum plafond waste (15 GPW) mixture = 15.75 % with a soil bearing capacity) of 6.85.

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963-968  



Aleth M. Mamauag, John Mark M. Mamauag, Elizabeth T. Alonzo

This paper presented the perception of stakeholders on hospitality management program of Isabela State University as basis for enhancement of the program. The quantitative approach was utilized in the study. Survey questions were administered to the respondents from several campuses of Isabela State University. A total of 283 student’s respondents are involved in the study. Result shows that majority of the respondents strongly agree with all the aspects under assessment with Vision, Mission and Objectives and Administrative Operation which have the highest agreeable means. On the other hand, the participants just agree to the computerization, facilities and management, and practicum readiness in Hospitality Management where the same are iterated by the participants as problems encountered especially on the lack of laboratory equipment and laboratory for hotel management. The figures indicate that there are aspects in the implementation of the programs that has opportunities for improvements.

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969-971  



John Mark M. Mamauag, Elizabeth T. Alonzo, Aleth M. Mamauag

This paper revealed the assessment of the respondents of the programs for hospitality management and tourism management of Isabela State University. It further tested if the results of the assessment of the respondents are similar with each other. Descriptive method was used to test the difference with the use of analysis of variance. It shows that there is no significant difference in the assessment of the four groups of participants when grouped according to the following component variables; Administrative Operations, Vision, Mission, and Objectives, Computerization, Curriculum design, Curriculum contents, Teaching and Learning, Facilities, Faculty and Resource management, Faculty Qualities, Assessment, Hospitality Management and Hospitality and Tourism as a whole. Furthermore, it is recommended that enhancement must be made on the laboratories and exposures of students to several trainings.

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972-974  



Aminah, Soewito, Nuria Erisna, Rosmiati Tarmizi, Appin Purisky Redaputri

This research aims to analyze the role of financial technology (Fintech) on sharia banking in Indonesia. The technology-based financial services company in Indonesia grows faster, resulting in the disruption of financial services companies, including Sharia banks. Several studies have discussed the opportunity of cooperation between Sharia banks and Fintech companies to increase the market share of Sharia banks and to write economic inclusion.In the study used methods of descriptive analysis with secondary data and literature studies. The findings in this study are that sharia banks in the economic disruption era have a greater challenge in achieving target market share. The cooperation opportunities with Fintech companies also have challenges in terms of legal certainty and sharia aspect direction. However, Fintech is expected to help sharia banks reach its market share target. This research provides the right cooperation solution that sharia banks can do with Fintech companies.

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979-982  



C.M. Vivek, J. Kesavan, S.P. Manikandan

Garden maintenance in public and private sectors involves day- by day care and endures great cost and labor. In addition to this the labors are subjected to Hand arm vibration (HAV) due to vibrating machines. HAVs cause musculoskeletal disorders, numbness and reduce hand grip strength. Noise induced hearing loss and ocular disorders are some of the issues associated with motorized vibrating garden trimmers. Hence it is necessary to design garden maintenance equipment by considering the problems associated with it. This paper proposes an optimized model of hedge trimmers capable of angle adjustment in blade projection. Furthermore, the paper investigates the performance of proposed trimming machine to conventional hedge trimmer in terms of uniformity in cutting, time taken for trimming operation, temperature of the equipment and vibration associated with it.

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983-986  



Swati Sharma, Dr. Mamta Bansal

Machine Learning is one of the apogees growing data science having tremendously large domain of applications. It is a subfield of data science; having breathtaking approaches in the recent years and will surely grow with a rapid rate. According to current scenario, the use and demand of social media is increasing tremendously. People are relying more on internet, social media and thus the size of the data is becoming huge day by day. As the size of data is extremely huge, so there is a frightening rate to analyze the data and to extricate the useful data various technologies like big data, cloud computing, machine learning, deep learning, data science are coming up in the market. In this paper, we are analyzing tweets. From twitter, we have collected a large number of tweets, tokenization is performed using anaconda, an integrated development environment of python and then training is done on the tokenized tweets to identify the useful data. Spyder is yet another powerful technical environment of python. It provides advanced features of data analysis as well as excellent visualization.

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987-989  



P.Chandrasekaran, P.Ganeshprabhu

In India, the welfare benefit to the employees whether it be statutory or voluntary is available only to the workers employed in formal sector, who are hardly 10%. Left over 90% of the labors, who are more than 40 crores in number, and employed in unorganised / informal sector like construction, agriculture industry is either deprived their rights. In this project, an attempt has been made to study of the welfare measures available in construction industries. The statistics have been composed through primary survey by administrating a detailed questionnaire to section of the employees selected at random. The percentage analysis is used to know the satisfaction level of the employees regarding welfare measures as suggested in the Factories Act, 1948.

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990-997  



Dr.Dhivya Sathish

Retail sector is one of the fastest growing sector and that plays a major role in the growth of Indian economy. The recent trend in retails sector is the online shopping. As the online shopping is already existing in the rest of the world, in the city of Chennai also it is becoming popular. Selling and buying of goods will happen through internet is called as online shopping. Any product or service can be purchased through online. This paper discusses the preferences of youth located in Chennai in purchasing the products and services online over offline. Challenges of online purchase and merits and demerits of online over offline purchase are analysed in the current paper.

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998-1000  



Nandhini K, Porkodi R

Recent advancements of the hyperspectral remote sensing data extend high spectral information along with the huge dimensional features. Feature extraction helps to project the high dimensional features to low dimensional features without missing any spectral information of the hyperspectral data. This paper highlights the two issues of the hyperspectral data pixel-wise and sub-pixel-wise classification paradigms by proposing the novel weighted feature extraction to improve the classification accuracy. The first issue is the curse of dimensionality of hyperspectral data and the second issue is the former method in estimating model requires the proper weighted method due to lack in estimation of the covariance matrix. This paper proposed gravitational mass weighted method in probability PCA (GMWProbPCA) which is inspired from the gravitational search algorithm to project the high dimensional features to the low dimensional features. In pixel-wise-classification paradigm, the proposed algorithms was compared with the state-of-art techniques supervised LDA and unsupervised PCA and Probability PCA using SVM classification accuracy. The proposed method yields high classification average accuracy of 93.75% and overall accuracy of 89.74% respectively. In sub-pixel-wise classification, the fully constrained least square method and khype are employed and justified as with and without proposed feature extraction GMWProbPCA. The less average root mean squared error is achieved for both FCLS and Khype with proposed GMWProbPCA are 0.044 % and 0.037%.

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1001-1011  



Dr. R.Sritharan

Brand choice issues have spawned considerable attention in recent past both in academic and managerial fields. It has become full-size as companies spend hundreds of thousands of rupees every 12 months in figuring out the factors that have an effect on choice preference. The main objective of the study is to determine the factors influencing brand choice. To find out the brand choice Talcum Powder was selected as product as it was highly used by the respondents in a day. By using convenience sampling method, data were collected from 100 respondents. The results found out that brand choice is inevitable in purchase decision, corporate have to look into account that ‘quality aspects’, ‘promotional aspects’, ‘preferential aspects’, ‘image aspects’ and ‘retailers influence’ were to be considered for continuous growth

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1012-1014  



Ratna Umi Nurlila, Andi Bahrun, Muhidin, Gusti Ayu Kade Sutariati

Utilization of beneficial bacteria associated with plants as biofertilizer is proven to increase the vegetative growth of tomato plants and can minimize the use of chemical fertilizers. The treatment of tomato seeds with endophytic bacteria and rhizobacteria conducted at the Agronomy Laboratory of Haluoleo University, Southeast Sulawesi Province. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the ability of micro-organisms to increase tomato plant vegetative growth. This study uses soil media, husk charcoal, and manure in a ratio of 4: 2: 1 (soil: manure: husk charcoal), which is inserted into polybags measuring 30x40 cm and placed in a greenhouse. Three bacterial isolates used are Pseudomonas sp SWRII B02, Bacillus sp CKD061, Pseudomonas sp KeO3, and their combination. The results show that seed treatment with bacteria as a biofertilizer effective in boosting and increasing the vegetative growth of tomato plants. Seed treatment with Bacillus sp CKD061 effectively increases the dry weight and number of plant leaves, while the effective treatment of seeds with Pseudomonas sp SWRII B02 increases the relative growth rate and the root drop ratio. In general, the use of beneficial bacteria as biofertilizer in tomato seeds can increase the number of leaves, stem diameter, dry weight, plant height, relative growth rate, and root ratio of rooted tomato plants is higher than the control group.

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1015-1018  



Smita Chakraborty, Arunangshu Giri, Swatee Biswas, Manigrib Bag

Celebrity Endorsement is a marketing strategy whose purpose is to use one or more celebrities to advertise a certain product or service. The primary goal of marketers is to reach a mass of audience represented by a celebrity. It helps to build brand equity, help viewers remember the advertisement and help to make the brand different from the rest. This study will examine and measure the impact of celebrity endorsement on consumer purchase intention of Beauty Soap in Indian context. It will also analyze how celebrity endorsement as a tool can affect advertising and how it influences the viewers and the society. In this study, Multiple Regression Analysis was used to analyze collected primary and secondary data and to build a research model by using SPSS-23 software.

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1019-1022  



M. Meenakshi Dhanalakshmi, B. Vinothini, R. Anitha, S.A. Sowmiya , T. Malathi

Wireless Sensor Networks are most appropriate technology for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) to monitor the structure by easy placement of the sensors. SHM is the technique for monitoring the engineering structures by implementing the sensors on the physical structure (bridges/dams). Some of the parameters, e.g., distant communication, energy of sensor these properties related to the sensor should be taken into account. The inaccuracies in sending data, unsteady connectivity can affect the throughput of sensor while observe structure. The existing system focused only on backup sensors placement that are resilient to WSN faults. The energy level gets depleted while sending the monitored data. In proposed system, the Genetic algorithm is introduced to optimize the path for the communication and sleep-wake up scheduling is used to awaken the nodes and placement of backup sensor nodes on the optimized route is used to communicate the collected data to the base station. This will increases the network lifetime and play down the energy utilization. The performance of the methods is mentioned detail using simulation.

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1023-1026  



Ituabhor Odesanya, Kingsley Eghonghon Ukhurebor

In mobile cellular network, coverage estimation and network optimization are important parts of the operation and maintenance procedures. These operations and maintenance procedures mainly rely on the Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP) measurements which are collected from the mobile cellular operators’ site in/for any given area or region. In this study the measurements were recorded by a professional receiver with appropriate software and license in Benin City, Edo State, Southern Nigeria. In reducing the number of errors by the mobile cellular operators so as to effectively enhance the quality of service (QoS), optimization becomes imperative. The self-organizing network (SON) is applied to these RSRP data to detect, compensate and recover for the outage or error. The analysis of some RSRP measurement records was done using the SON approach. The simulation was carried out via MATLAB R2015a software. The result indicates outage in some units and compensation carried out by accelerating the traffic from the neighbouring units. The traffic of the units was served and compensated. However, they were not entirely compensated.

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1027-1030  



Wahidah Sanusi, Sahlan Sidjara, Nasrullah Pemu and Sudarmin Patahuddin

The purpose of this study is to obtain an overview of the duration of the wet and dry events in Makassar city and to identify probabilities for both wet and dry events using a probabilistic approach. The data used are daily rainfall data for 33 years from 1985 to 2017 from the Maritime Meteorological Station of Makassar city. Based on the results of the study found that the Makassar city more often experiences wet days in December-February and its peak in January and also more often experiences dry days in May-October and its peak in August. The results of this study also showed that the average duration of wetness was 3 days, while it was dry for 5 days. Based on the probabilistic approach, it is found that if today and yesterday had the same condition, namely wet/dry, then it is likely that tomorrow will also experience a wet/dry condition.

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1031-1033  



Dr.G.Prabu, K.Kalaiarasi

Work life balance is the interaction between work and other activities that includes family, community, leisure and personal development. Work life balance of the employees helps in dipping the stress stage at work. Companies have realised the importance of the work life balance with respect to the productivity and the creativity of the employees. A lot of migrant employee faces the problem of balancing work and family life. Many multinational companies remain open for 24hrs. Employees need to work in shifts. Day shift and night shift. Night shift employees feel hard to come up with family life and health. After go through International and National reviews Migrant employee usually do not have an intention to stay permanently but they stay the reason for Uneven development is the main reason of migrants along with factors like poverty, landholding system, fragmentations of land, lack of employment opportunities, main objective of the study is to identify the factors that impact the migrant employees work life balance and to analyze the quality of work life among migrant employees. Descriptive method is to be adopted for this study; well-structured questionnaire is framed for collecting samples from the respondent. Migrant employee refers to a person who is engaged or has been engaged in a remunerated activity in a state of which he or she is not a national they work out site of their home town they may be called expatriates or guest workers, Working on a job for a company and making a career can be an extremely time consuming duty for any employee.

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1034-1038  



Sreenatha M, Suresh B, Vinayaka B, K Chandraprakash, Kanimozhee S

Study on travel time reliability of transportation system is becoming more important in developed and developing countries due to increased economic activities and improvements in quality of life. Till to date various congestion level performance measurements are developed but most of these measures represents the average and total level of congestion of the road network. Whereas the travel time reliability-based performance measures represent the variability in travel time of the road/ network. Most of the congestion level performance measures considers the average travel time of the trip, whereas the travel time reliability-based performance measures consider the TTT distribution. This implies that the travel time reliability measures are capable of measuring the variability in congestion. Further, a detailed investigation is required to study the relation between the travel time reliability measurement and the congestion measures. Hebbal flyover is an important junction on ORR formed with intersection of two major roads namely, ORR which is an arterial road and Bellary road which is a NH-7. In order to provide adequate roadway capacity in this stretch for present traffic and increased traffic at future, NHAI has constructed 6 lane elevated road after Hebbal flyover towards KIAL with provision of 6 lane surface road and 4 lane SR(2 on either side). The traffic from KIAL towards city will suddenly converge from 8 lanes at existing 2-lane Hebbal flyover. In perpendicular direction Bellary road is one of the important roads of the city connecting CBD and NH-7 leading to Hyderabad.

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1039-1043  



K.N.Baluprithviraj, S.Vijayachitra

Logic locking has been effectively utilized for ensuring digital circuits against IC theft. Present logic locking technique offer significant security advantage in terms their Hamming Distance((HD) which is the distance between original and logic locked outputs and resilent to key-sensitization attack. But no logic obfuscation methods available for considering HD, resilent to attacks, area, power and delay overhead. To solve this problem it is proposed a new Particle Swarm Optimization(PSO) optimized GDI Obfuscation Cell(OC) technique for identifying best location of obfuscation cell insertion considering HD and design overhead parameters of circuits. Simulation results on ISCAS–89 benchmark circuits show that high levels of security are achieved through a well formulated obfuscation scheme at less than 10% area, power and delay overheads

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1044-1048  



Von Ryan P. Marcelo, Joe G. Lagarteja

Nutrients are vital in corn crops and its determination of nutrient deficiency is not an easy job for corn farmers with insufficient formal education or training in the field of agriculture. Traditional methods were adapted in the analysis of nutrient deficiency. This includes the processes like visual inspection, soil testing, and tissue analysis. These processes were tedious, subjective and also time consuming especially on very large farms. With the advent of computer vision and machine learning techniques, this offers new prospects in non-destructive field-based analysis for nutrient deficiency. This suggests that there is a need to revolutionized this outdated process and develop an automated system that will help corn farmers to determine what nutrient is lacking from their corn crops to sustain high corn production and of disaster risk reduction. This paper provided a new method to classify and identify nutrient deficiencies in corn through image processing. Two hundred (200) samples were used in the study for testing, and Five thousand (5000) images of corn leaves were used as a training set. The results in the study show an overall accuracy rate of 91.5%, thus provides a better and innovative way of determining nutrient deficiencies in corn.

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1049-1053  



K.Tamilarasi , Dr.S.Nithya Kalyani

Signature verification plays a vital role in human identification. The signature is basically classified as offline signature and online signature based on the characteristics of the human. Some of the signature parameters are extracted and verified using classifier and learning method. In this paper a manhatton distance algorithm approached to find out the distance between two pixels. If the two pixels are matched , the original person is identified. Biosecure database and SVC 2004 is commonly used to compare the signature data..

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1054-1056  



B.Meena ,Prof.K.Venkata Rao ,Prof.Suresh Chittineni

Deep Learning brings provocative light on various fields and research areas, such as image processing, Artificial Intelligence, and natural language processing. it is an essential method applied to different applications in future. In recent years, the image processing and has been attracting and increasing attention as it is one of the emerging areas of research. There are various applications for image processing in various domains such as agriculture, space agencies, medical field, forensics and many others. As there is a progress in deep learning, many modern methods in deep learning are recommended to improve image processing and image analysis performance. This document provides a broad overview on deep learning methods used in image processing. Initially, an introduction on deep learning and image processing is given. Then, architectures of deep learning are introduced. Then, the applications of deep learning on image processing like the image detection, image segmentation, and classification image classification are explained. Thereafter, the benefits and weaknesses of deep learning tools common tools are mentioned along with the deep learning tools used in image processing applications.

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1057-1062  



Deepti Sehrawat, Nasib Singh Gill

IoT provides a virtual view of real-life things in a smart environment where security and privacy are of prime concern. Lightweight cryptography is aimed to provide security solutions in IoT based applications. Various algorithms have been presented in this area which are either software-based implementation or hardware-based implementation of lightweight ciphers. In this paper, a software-oriented 32-bit ultra-lightweight block cipher, named UBRIGHT, is proposed for a resource-constrained smart environment. The performance of the proposed cipher, UBRIGHT is assessed in this paper and it fulfills SAC, key sensitivity test, and randomness test. The results of the performance evaluation of the proposed cipher’s show that it requires low memory and has good speed.

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1063-1068  



Faisal AlThobiani, Alfred Bawole, Muhammad Subhan

All ports need to be ready to handle more cargoes from mega ships that arise with deeper draft. The nature of port expansion and development requires enormous amount of land area as well as waterfront. Lack of suitable land area adjacent to the waterfront makes it difficult for the expansion of the existing port. One of the recommended solutions to this problem is the construction of an artificial island in the sea nearby. In this paper, we review the impacts of construction of artificial island to the coastal zone and examine the consequences of changing the shoreline. Furthermore, we will investigate the possible layout plans such as T-shaped artificial island for the construction of future port/wharf development and maritime related industries. The paper will include the impact of land-based pollution to the coastal environment as a result of allocating the industries on the artificial island.

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1069-1072  



Jake M. Laguador, Nemy H. Chavez

Students find it hard to engage themselves in the community activities due to some factors related to their academics, personal and social life in college. Measuring the student outcomes from the service learning experiences could help the institution in assessing the relevance of curriculum with some student activities. This study aims to describe the learning experiences of engineering students from their community involvement based on the selected student outcomes in terms of cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains of learning. Descriptive type of research was utilized in the study with 102 engineering students served as participants. Result showed that two (2) in every five (5) engineering students have average to high level of interest to participate in the community extension related activities. But they are willing to join primarily if they have free time together with their friends and classmates and if there will be additional points for their academic performance. Academic aspect is a major reason for students why most of them could not be able to join the community extension activities. Male engineering students have significantly higher learning experiences as defined in their student outcomes in developing their ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams, ability to communicate effectively and having broad education to offer solutions for challenging issues of the society. Result also showed that those students who are not excited to participate and not confident to join with the group are most likely those with lower level of interest to join the community extension activities.

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1073-1083  



Shivani Kalra, Dr. Shailja Dixit, Dr. Bobby W. Lyall

Global demand for Indian organic food products is increasing rapidly. India exported organic food products worth $ 516 million in the financial year 2017-2018 from $ 375 million in 2016-2017 with increase of total 40% in last one year. Organic food and beverages is an emerging niche market in India targeting high-income segment. The total market size for packaged organic food in India in 2016 was INR 534 million, growing at around 17.5% over 2015-16, and is expected to reach INR 874 million by 2020-21. The paper attempts to identify the gap between the perception of consumer and its impact on the demand of organic food products in India. This research paper draws it’s finding from 500 non-probability samples from India in order to identify consumer perception towards organic food products and the factors responsible for increasing demand. Health Benefits, Income, Status-quo, Education and availability are found to be the drives of organic food products. There is immense scope for further research in order to understand the reasons of such gaps for a better and healthy living.

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1084-1092  



Dr. K. Deepandurai, S. Abishek, N. Devanandh, S. Dineshkumar

This paper deals about the design and fabrication of portable badminton and tennis ball shooting machine. There is no machine for a training of shuttlecock and tennis. This project helps to train the players for both shuttlecock and tennis by using a single machine. The primary objective of the project is to give proper oscillating movement to launch the shuttlecock or tennis ball to cover all types of shot. In this project, two high speed Direct Current (DC) motors has been used. Two wheels are connected to the motors individually. The motor setup is connected with a spring to absorb the vibrations. The wheels adjust their space as according to the diameter of the ball. The tennis ball or shuttlecock is fed one by one with the help of gun type DC actuator that is attached to separate dispenser for shuttlecock and tennis ball. The entire setup is mounted on a frame which is connected to a slow speed motor. It is used for the oscillatory movement of a machine. The electrical parts are powered by 12V battery and are controlled with the help of Arduino. The oscillatory frame is set to time limit of three seconds to rotate from left end to the right end. The gun type actuators are programmed to throw the balls one by one with a time limit of one to three seconds. The player can train all types of shots covering all areas of the court with the help of the training machine, helping the low-level academies to train their players.

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1093-1095  



Biykuziev Asxat a, Kholliev Azizbekb , Gabrielyan Sofyac, Rozakov Abdurasuld

This article first examines how the Yue-chji tribes that dominated the South Mongolia steppes. At the end of the BC III century and the beginning of the BC II century many Prototuric tribes lived in South Mongolia and East Turkestan. They were comprised of the Hunn tribes in Northern China (present-day Mongolian Autonomous Region), Manchuria, Otunks, Powers, Blacks, and many other nomadic and nomadic tribes. Culturally they were related nations. They organized a tribal alliance and attacked China, the central state. The controversies and considerations regarding the origins of the yuejji tribes, as well as sources regarding their location, are also explored. Many historians say that the tribes called yuetji were different names, or the Scythian tribes moved to Greco-Bactrian territory before yuetji.

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1096-1100  



Bakhodir Khaitov, Muradjon Abdullaev, Zokir Mamadzhonov

The introduction of advanced technologies in industry, the national and agricultural sectors, and thereby improving the economic performance of the state, is today one of the urgent problems. Pests are one of the factors that reduce crop yields. Today in the world there are more than 80 thousand pests, of which 10 thousand have very great harm to plants. Calculations show that as a result of exposure to pests in the world more than 30% of crops are lost annually. In this regard, the protection of plants from various pests is one of the urgent problems. Of great importance is the conduct of scientific research in the field of widespread use of biological methods of protecting plants from pests, as well as improving the effectiveness of the biomaterials used. The biological method is considered effective from both an economic and economic point of view. The article discusses the development of a new technology for the production of trichograms for use as a means of protection against cotton pests.

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1101-1104  



Farida Smolnikova, Mars Khayrullin, Olga Pasko, Svetlana Zhukovskaya, Yulia Zubtsova, Elena Yakunina

School nutrition is an important key factor of children’s’ learning activity. This article reviews the principles of balanced nutrition, the main problems that arise in school nutrition. The analysis of school menu shows that it mostly presented with traditional dishes that are not always able to meet the growing needs of the young body. Therefore, the menu of school canteen which includes fortified with vitamins and minerals drinks, nonfat meat food and bakery products is presented. The survey results showed that 90% of schoolchildren were completely satisfied with the proposed menu. This kind of diet was also positively reflected to schoolchildren learning activity and physical well-being.

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1105-1108  



Dr.Mugdha Kulkarni,Dr.Kanchan Patil

This research explores the acceptance of BlockChain Technology (BCT) in Banking services. BCT has changed from traditional centralised system to decentralized ledger which is a total 360 degree change .Adoption of BCT is a challenge and hence this research scrutinies the adoption of BCT using the Technology-Organization-Environment framework theory. The study highlighted that blockchain technologies hold the potential to store tempered proof data, i.e. append-only database and consensus-based on a distributed ledger system. For blockchain technologies to become the foundation stone for banking and financial services, an understanding of BCT adoption in Indian banks is essential. Therefore, the researcher explored the antecedents of BCT adoption and its outcomes. This study investigated Information Technology officers, bank managers and bank employees of banks in India about BCT adoption through a structured questionnaire. Data collected was analyzed using the PLS-SEM. In conclusion, BCT infrastructure, BCT knowledge, relative advantage, transaction cost, perceived security, organizational scope, consumer readiness, competitive pressure, government policies and bank partner readiness are the factors that affect the Blockchain technology adoption . This study provides valuable insights into bank managers/employees and technology vendors. It also gives suggestions to government officials involved in the 'Digital India' initiative of Government of India (GoI).

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1109-1117  



Hrizi Olfa

This paper focuses on the medical image processing which is considered nowadays a challenging field. It is an emerging domain which presents processing of Magnetic Resonance Images (MRI) as one of important part. This work proposes a fast and robust practical strategy to extract a brain tumour using patient's MRI scan images of the brain. For this purpose, some tools are used which include the basic concepts of image processing such as noise removal functions, segmentation and morphological operations. To detect and extract a tumour from MRI scan, a MATLAB software code is implemented.

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1118-1124  



Mohammad Hardiyansah, Aisa Tri Agustini

The aims of this study is to analyze the effect of carbon emissions disclosure on firm value and industry type as moderating variables. Carbon emissions disclosure is measured using the content analysis method adopted from a questionnaire issued by the CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project). Firm value is measured by Tobin's Q, while industry types are assessed based on company classifications namely high profile industry and low profile industry. This study uses multiple linear regression analysis, and uses 43 companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange and follows the 2014-2018 company's performance rating assessment program in environmental management (PROPER). The first analysis shows that carbon emissions disclosure has a positive and significant effect on firm value. This is because carbon emissions disclosure is a form of corporate responsibility in reducing the impact of environmental damage from company activities, so this can be an attraction for investors. The second research result shows that the type of industry can increase the effect of carbon emissions disclosure on firm value. This is because companies in the high profile industry category that have a high level of sensitivity to the environment are under pressure from the public, so the company responds by conducting carbon emissions disclosure so that it can be a guarantee of the company's sustainability.

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1125-1132  



R.Abitha, Dr S. Mary Vennila

In this modern scenario, Autism is a growth state in connection with healthcare expenditures, consequently, initial examining of autism indications can be censored down on these expenses. The autism examining method comprises of bestowing a sequence of queries for caretakers, paternities, and household members to respond in support of the child to regulate the perspective of autistic behaviours. Every so often, present autism screening devices, like the Autism Quotient (AQ), contain numerous queries, along with the cautious scheme of the inquiries, which sorts the autism screening method to prolonged duration. The main objective is to detect and proliferation the appropriate actions which can support to detect the features that disturb erudition. As the technology, Data mining grips such health grounds to forecast by evaluating designs in colossal data sets. The framework of the proposed research is to regulate the high pertinent and low redundant features from the dataset by the optimization method and feature selection method. In this work, the classification of the feature is designed using Symmetrical Uncertainty and the optimized feature set can be resolute with the guidance of the Cultural Algorithm.

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1133-1137  



Komil Kalanov, Sabokhat Kalanova, Abdugani Kholbekov

In this article analyzed social classes in society of Central Asia about “khvodja”, which is read as “khodjas”. Hence, in the historical documents bearer of the title “khodja” meant the representatives of higher religious class. But, at the same time, our respondents in relation to the same people used in their conversation only the term “khodja”. The term “khodjas” was used in relation to the people accomplishing “khadj”.

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1138-1142  



Gouranga Chandra Debnath , Mohammad Ikbal Hossain, Md. Naim, Md. Naimur Rahman

Total Quality Management (TQM) practices and utilization of modern technology in the Ready Made Garments (RMG) sector of Bangladesh are considered to be very important, as RMG is becoming a thrust sector to the economy of the country. Without modern and sophisticated technology today’s RMG sector is in vain. An expanding number of garment industries in creating nations are honing TQM with a specific end goal to produce enhancements in execution and stay aggressive. A sample of 50 garment industries from Dhaka, Narayanganj, Gajipur and Savar EPZ of Bangladesh was selected to conduct the study. A field overview with an organized poll and meetings was led to accumulating vital data from the organizations. These organizations were chosen purposefully to guarantee the best conceivable situation of TQM practices in Bangladesh. The central purpose of this paper is to inspect the performance of TQM in the RMG sector of Bangladesh. The exploration discoveries demonstrate that organizations, which grasp TQM as a working theory inside their associations can make a change in product quality. In this way, it is essential to make right mindfulness for all commercial enterprises to understand these upgrades.

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1143-1148  



Ruth G. Luciano, Ph.D., Vivian A. San Pedro, Soledad M. Roguel.

This study aimed to describe the performance in the Phil-IRI test of 1,697 Grade II pupils from 19 schools in San Miguel North District, Bulacan during the School Year 2014-2015 after implementing a set of intervention activities. To determine the effectiveness of the strategies employed in preparing pupils for the Phil-IRI post test, t-test for correlated samples was used to compare the pre-test with the post-test results. The school heads and teachers rated their preparation of Grade II pupils for the Phil-IRI post test. The reading levels of pupils were categorized as frustration, instructional, and independent in silent reading speed, word recognition, and comprehension. In silent reading, there was a huge improvement for the slow readers; it increased from 23.60% to 45.98% and for the fast readers from 19.46% to 37.35%. For the average group, however, from 34.56% it only increased to 41.2%. The mean difference was statistically significant for the slow and the fast group but not for the average group. Similar trend was observed in word recognition and comprehension levels. The mean difference for the three levels in the pre- and post-test results were statistically significant, however, the increase for the instructional group was smaller. The different learning activities given resulted to a significant improvement in pupils’ reading and comprehension level but it is unclear as to which intervention strategy was most effective. It was recommended to systematically assess the strategies employed and to have a uniform set of criteria for gauging pupils reading improvement. Furthermore, performance target must be set and teachers who have attained such target must be rewarded.

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1149-1153  



E. SALBIAH, I. PURNAMASARI, M. FITRIAH, AGUSTINI

One effort to improve the quality of public services is to open up access to the widest possible community so that they can submit complaints about the services provided by the organizer. This opportunity is expected to increase public participation in realizing quality public services. The research method used is descriptive qualitative through desk study, field study with observation and interviews. The results showed that the land service quality indicates the good result by mean score 3.87. The people perceive all dimensions of land service quality as good based on the tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy. However, this condition has not been accompanied by effective and efficient complaints management. Based on the results of the analysis using the SWOT analysis approach, it resulted that the position of Improving Service Quality Based on Complaints Management is in the position of quadrant I using the Growth strategy. Preferred strategy details for implementation are (a) Advocacy in resolving disputes, conflicts and land issues, through the preparation of dispute handling models and promoting mediation through a win-win solution pattern. (b) Development of a complaint management institution into a complaints management agency that has a complaints management system that uses internet-based information technology, development of an integrated complaints management information system.

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1154-1157  



Irwan, Ambiyar, Gustientiedina, Alyauma Hajjah, Yenny Desnelita

Adjustment in career counseling guidance into e-Counseling career is required in this rapidly changing digital era. E-Counseling career contents use a system framework for counselors and the students with the help of calculating certainty factor method as an analytical method that can replace the career consultation counseling in direct conduct between counselor and student. In this research, the methods for easy and rapid career counseling content are presented for effective career consulting services. The results of this research will provide efficiency when the e-counseling career system can show that the content development methods of career consultancy are presented in terms of developing guidance and career counseling contexts. The method of content development presented in this research is considered to bring new changes in the method of developing e-counseling career content by using certainty factor method against suitable career chosen by the students.

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1158-1161  



P.Revathi, M.Niranjana, C.Prithivi Raj, J.Siva Prakash, K.Sudhanrsan

Autism spectrum disorder is a neurodevelopment disorder characterized by impairment in social interaction, deficits in communication, restricted and repetitive actions. Identification of disorder at an early stage decreases the level of dependency of a person. Feature extraction is used to obtain the hidden information and Classifier the signals to identify whether the children had Autism Spectrum Disorder. The Proposed the system is molded to estimate the condition normal or not. The results show accuracy in range (80-90) % when using KNN & NBC Classifier. The proposed model can be adapted to help psychiatrist for diagnosis and intervention process.

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1162-1164  



S.Suguna Devi, Dr.A.Bhuvaneswari

Internet of Things (IoT) is a communication technology that enables the devices as vehicles being connected called as Internet of Vehicles (IoV) for allowing the data communication in the intelligent transportation system. IoV communicates with each other to identify the current status of the road and vehicle for real-time traffic comfort and safety. Due to the increasing number of vehicles in city road networks, efficient neighbor identification and finding of the best available path in the highly unstable vehicular environment are the major problems. An efficient technique called Probit Regressive Chaotic Bio-inspired Grey Wolf Optimization (PRCBGWO) technique is introduced to improve the reliable data transmission and minimize the end to end delay in IoV. The PRCBGWO technique performs neighboring location identification and optimal route path discovery. At first, vehicle nodes characteristics such as distance, signal strength and angle of direction are calculated. Then the Probit Regression is applied by analyzing the node characteristics and identifies the neighboring nodes from source to destination. Next the multiple route paths are constructed through the route request and reply message distribution between source and destination. Finally, Multi-Objective Chaotic Grey Wolf Optimization technique is applied to discover the optimal route path among the available paths with multiple objective functions such as path length and bandwidth availability. A reliable route path from source to destination is identified through the neighboring vehicles. After that, the data packets are transmitted along the selected route path to the destination node. This helps to improve packet delivery and minimize loss and end to end delay. The simulation is carried out with different metrics such as packet delivery ratio, packet loss rate, average end to end delay and throughput based on a number of data packets. The observed results confirm that the PRCBGWO technique increases the packet delivery ratio, throughput and minimizes the end to end delay, as well as packet loss than the state-of-the-art methods.

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1165-1174  



Ravindra B. Chintamani, Kishor S. Salunkhe, Amol R. Kharat, Sonali R. Chintamani, Rudra Pratap Singh, Machindra J. Chavan

Background: Breast cancer is the second prime cause of death in women globally, and is expected to surpass heart diseases in the next few years. The resources available for diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of cancer are limited or non-existent. Unfortunately, presently available cancer chemotherapeutic agents surreptitiously affect the host cells of patients mainly bone marrow, epithelial tissues, reticule-endothelial systems and gonads. Metal nanoparticles have tremendous applications in the area of biomedical, agricultural, cancer, biotechnology and in other areas. Metallic NPs are commonly prepared by using various metals. In group of all metals, Silver has become the metal of researchers choice in treatment of cancer as a result of its solitary physiochemical properties. Objectives: The proposed study aimed to formulate the biologically synthesized green silver nanoparticles using floret extract of aerial part of Broccoli, wherein both silver as well as extract shows potential activity. Methods: Brassica oleracea var. Italica Plenck (Broccoli) hydro alcoholic floret extract mediated Silver Nanoparticles (Ag-Nps) were prepared by biological reduction method by implementing QbD approach. Resulted Ag-NPs were characterized for Morphology i.e. Particle Size and shape by FESEM, TEM and AFM. Other studies like Zeta Potential, % Yield, % Silver Loading and % Extract Loading were also undertaken, The studies also includes DSC, FTIR, UV-Spectroscopy, PXRD and EDS. Results: The studies showed promising results. In vitro and In vivo studies demonstrated that nanoparticles revealed higher anticancer efficacy than extract and proved stated hypothesis of significantly change in anticancer potential than individual. Conclusion: This study makes an attempt to overcome the limitations of conventional treatments of cancer and tumor with cost effective, eco-friendly, stable and safe targeted drug delivery as an alternative and / or complementary method of treatment.

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1175-1187  



Mukhammadaziz Fakhrutdinov, Sayyora Rashidova, Rikhsivoy Tillaev

UZCHITAN is used for the treatment cuttings of citrus cultures. It is established that the process of rooting of cuttings in a closed ground is accelerated after treatment with preparation. For the purpose of obtaining a quality planting stock of lemon, mandarin and orange cuttings should be processed for 5 minutes.

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1188-1190  



Usmonjon Yusupov, Irkin Kasimov, Bakhtier Mukhamedgaliev

The article discusses some issues of creating new modifiers based on local raw materials and modified ash and slag waste of the Novo-Angren TPP, containing phosphogypsum-waste of “Maham-Ammophos” OJSC and cement modification processes.

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1191-1192  



Oybek Akhmedov, Nilufar Ataeva

The study of the history of formation and formation of taxes and duties, their essence, types, and terms used in the past proves the importance of scientific research through linguistic nominations. Consequently, emerging banking and financial terms have their own history and are related to the process of payment and collection of various taxes between people and the state.

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1193-1194  



Bokyjon TUKHLIEV, Ilyos ISMAILOV

Many works about Iskandar Zulqarnain were created in various epochs and peoples. In particular, there is information about this famous figure in the Turkic sources. Some has historical, some has folk, and some has artisticfeatures as the leading character. The article contains sources from the 11th and 14th centuries, including the works of Abu Raykhan Beruni, "Osor ul-boqiya", "India", "Devonu lugatit Turk" by Mahmud Kashghari, "Kutadgu bilig" by Yusuf Khos Hajib and "Qissasi Rabghuzi" by Nosiruddin Rabghuzi. Information about Zulqarnain has been studied. Their influence on the Turkish literature, in particular, on the works of Alisher Navoi, has been studied.

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1195-1200  



Gaffar Avalbaev, Mahzuna Baimuratova, Khozhiakbar Khidirov

A qualitative analysis of the influence of the concentration boundary layer formed at the surface of steam bubbles on the heat transfer rate and critical heat flux density during boiling of mixtures of mutually soluble liquids and solutions of non-volatile substances is presented. The effect of the coefficient of surface tension on the process of occurrence of a heat transfer crisis during the boiling of mixtures and solutions is shown.

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1201-1205  



Monmi Kalita

In the history of Assam and Assamese literature, the period of 19th century was specifically significant one. From the beginning of that century Assam experienced political, sociological and economical diminution and all of these situations contributed towards creation of another diminution called intellectual diminution. The contribution of Christian Missionaries towards the development of Assamese language and literature is noteworthy. The arrival of American Baptist Missionaries in Assam was not accidental or sudden happening; rather it was well planned by the colonial government as per their policies. Whatever the background, but their contributions towards the Assamese literature and language and as well as Assamese society was not forgettable not only then but today also. This paper will make significant contributions to the existing literature by analyzing contributions of Missionaries in the field of Assamese literature which is very significant.

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1206-1207  



Bakiyeva Gulandom Hisomovna, Rustamova Adash Eshankulovna

This paper examines the issue of the pronunciation of English by Uzbek learners and why it appears to be such an intractable problem despite excellent effort. The research is influenced by Saracen’s argument that takes a critical approach to World English and the key issue of reconciling language as a scheme with language as a social exercise. Because the examination system in Uzbekistan's public education industry favors written over spoken job, English-speaking abilities have become marginalized in the college curriculum, including English pronunciation. Paradoxically, motivated by globalization, the need for Uzbek to be able to interact with a multitude of English speakers from around the globe has increased. This paper is a case study investigating English pronunciation teaching and learning in one Uzbek school. Instead of adding to the current significant literature on comparative phonology between English and Uzbek, the research focuses on social, psychological and cultural elements that affect Uzbek English learners.

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1208-1219  



X.Amala Princeton, J. John Livingston, N. Mohan, A .Varatha Ganesh, M. Atheeswaran

Network traffic analysis is the process of recording, reviewing and analyzing network traffic for the purpose of performance, security and/or general network operations and management. It is the process of using manual and automated techniques to review granular-level detail and statistics within network traffic.Traffic analysis is a serious threat over the network. An attacker can analyze network traffic patterns to infer packet’s content, even though it is encrypted. This article demonstrates a traffic analysis attack that exploits vulnerabilities in encrypted smartphone communications to infer the web pages being visited by a user.

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1220-1224  



B.Vinothini, R.Anitha, S.Sasirekha, M.Meenakshi Dhanalakshmi, U.Supriya

Nowadays, we all go through a lot of health issues due to unhealthy foods, environmental conditions, stress, and work pressure and so on. It’s very important to take care of our health but sometimes we may not able to meet doctor by person. But we all know technology started to attach with humans in day to day life. One of those technologies that being used in most of the healthcare system is IoT. Using IoT one can easily monitor their health from being in home. In this paper, we survey on role of Internet of Things and how IoT devices being used in healthcare.

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1225-1227  



Hitesh Kumar Sharma, J.C. Patni, Prashant Ahlawat, Siddhratha Sankar Biswas

Technical advancement in healthcare sector has various dimensions to enhance. Computer vision, image processing, machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT) etc. are the most important technical domains for contribution in healthcare sector. Automation for capturing the human health parameters and based on those parameters finding illness has tremendous demand for the prevention, management, and treatment of human health. IoT is contributing with very high speed to automate this process in healthcare sector. Sensor-based modules are used to capture real time data of human body and simultaneously data processing models provides real time insights of human health. Although IoT is already made its presence in healthcare sector over the last few years, still the progress is not satisfactory. Today automation in healthcare domain has drawn significant amount of attention. Using IoT with supporting technologies can be used to design a complete system which can be used by the doctors to precisely monitor the health of a patient so that the healthcare service provider can analyze and monitor the patients, who are either hospitalized or performing their usual day-to-day life fuss. Integrating IoT with mobile computing technologies can come up with a solution where visiting of healthcare professionals to the patients constantly drops. It will happen because of statistics or records regarding patient’s health straightly comes to healthcare professional’s smartphone over an android/ios or other application, no matter wherever the patient is settled. Also, based on this record, healthcare providers could diagnose numerous lives by providing them a swift and valuable service.

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1228-1234  



Sugeng Widarso, Sugiyono, Farida Hanum, Martyaningrum, Yudi Wardana, Sukiter, Martin Amnillah

This study aims to determine attributes in the model of Perceived Characteristics of Innovating Theory (PCIT) which can arouse students’ intention to use smartphones in learning at elementary school. This research uses quantitative methods, the questionnaire is used as an instrument to obtain data from all respondents and is made using a Likert scale in the form of a survey that must be answered by respondents. Respondents selected in this study were 225 students from seven state primary schools spread across seven provinces in Indonesia consisting of class 4, class 5 and class 6. Multiple regression analysis was used to measure the effect of independent variables on the dependent variables. The results of this study indicate that the relative adventage, visibility, and voluntariness attributes can significantly evoke the intention of elementary school students to use smartphones in learning. Meanwhile, the attributes of compatibility, trialability, ease of use, result demonstrability, and image were not significant in arousing the intention of elementary school students to use smartphones in learning. The results of the study are very useful for schools to make students want to use smartphones as a learning aid.

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1235-1239  



Intan Dwi Hastuti, Surahmat, Sutarto, Dafik

This study aims to reports the results of collaborative based inquiry learning models development in elementary school students. The learning design is planned and adjusted to elementary school learning needs. The description of this study includes the result of evaluation from the experts, teacher and student assessments, as well as the assessment result of applying the developed learning model. The results of this development research show that; first, the collaborative based inquiry learning effectiveness testing is feasible from the experts’ perspective; second, the collaborative based inquiry learning model effectiveness testing is feasible from the users’ perspective; third, the collaborative based inquiry learning model effectiveness testing can improve the metacognitive abilities of students at SDN 1 Sandik, SDN 13 Ampenan, and SDN 43 Ampenan, and SDN 2 Sandik in West Nusa Tenggara Province. Overall, it can be concluded that the collaborative based inquiry learning model is a constructivist learning model, which in each stage will train metacognitive abilities so that the children's metacognitive abilities will increase. With the increasing of metacognitive abilities, problem solving abilities can also increase.

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1240-1247  



Dinar DA Putranto, Heni Fitriani, Andriani

Special Economic Zones (SEZs) of Tanjung Api-api is the economic region that has been set through the South Sumatera Goverment's decision to serve as an integrated area development industry in South Sumatra. This area is located in the basin Musi Downstream, an area with a height of less than 16 m above sea level. This is also largely a swampy area, composed of soil type associations Glei humus and organosol, as well as alluvial soil as deposition of sediment Banyuasin river, Telang rivers and the Musi river in downstream. The issue and dimension of decision in the analysis of land use requires the contribution of various disciplines. The conceptual framework of decision support system for land development decision making consists of three main components, namely the analysis of land resources, evaluation of the ecological impact assessment in environmental conservation and analysis of regulation. To perform the analysis and assessment approach GIS and MCE (Multi Criteria Evaluation) are used. GIS as a tool that systematically is used to present the spatial appearance of the area of study and prediction of impact. While the MCE is an approach to assess the impact of alternative decisions and plan for the future (predictions).This technique will give a great contribution in maintaining a database of environmental conditions early, up to monitoring and provide preliminary analyzes to predict the consequences of failure would be a change, as well as an operational tool in spatial planning and development of regional infrastructure Economic in Tanjung Api-api area.

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1248-1253  



Abdumalik Saidov

The article deals with multi-storey residential buildings in the climatic conditions of Uzbekistan. The principles of the formation of courtyard spaces of various planning structures is given, as well as their landscape design solutions depending on the region of construction (deserts and oases) and wind conditions. In a multi-storey residential building mainly consists of 4-9 storey-houses, so 7-9 storey-houses are recommended to be used partially along the border of the microdistrict from the direction of the prevailing wind direction, where the average wind speed during the year is 5-7 meters / sec. and the number of days with dusty winds is more than 20. In the regions of oases and foothills, where there is enough water and landscaping (climate zone II in Construction Norms 2.01.01–94), it is advisable to use semi-open planning structures of the courtyards. In a quadrangular courtyard one side is not built up, it is left open. This open side of the courtyard is heading towards the prevailing wind of the warm period of the year. In the region of foothills and valleys of Uzbekistan, where the average wind speed of the warm period is 2-3 meter / sec, open planning structures of courtyard spaces are recommended. In such courtyards are built only two of its opposite sides. The open side (or sides) is directed towards the prevailing summertime winds.

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1254-1257  



Dr. S. Kamalakkannan, Ms.N. Sivasankari

Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of devices which can sense, accumulate and transfer data over the internet without any human intervention. The IoT is an ever-growing network of devices which connect to each other using various networking standards and protocols. But the infrastructure can be viewed as a hierarchy, where endpoint devices connect to larger networks. These end points may be inherently secure but in case of integration into a system security is an issue. The main objective of this paper is to provide the security related issues in an IoT environment.

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1258-1260  



M. Elfan Kaukab, Wiwiek Rabiatul Adawiyah, Refius Pradipta Setyanto

This Research aims to develop a new theoretical approach in export product fit development in connection to network capability and MSMEs (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) internationalization performance. This research also aims to fill the gap in the result of the research on foreign market knowledge as information providers in developing MSMEs product in Central Java. This research employs three stages. The first one is the item generation. Second, the researcher conducts a content validity test by evaluating experts’ questions using content validity ratio (CVR). Third, construct validity is carried out by collecting data from 30 exporting MSMEs owners in Central Java of export product fit development by using confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). This research enlarges literature in marketing, especially MSMEs international performance by empirically testing the development of export product fit. The result identifies 11 factors that determine export product fit in MSMEs in Central Java. This research is limited in Central Java only. To make the 11 indicators application wider, other similar researches with a wider range of respondents are necessary.This concept specifically elaborates how MSMEs build products that fit foreign customers related to the product quality, design, feature, and package which enable them to capture the present as well as future customers’ needs, preferences, and trends.

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1261-1274  



Elis Dihansih, Dede Kardaya, Dewi Wahyuni

The higher fat content of rejected duck will result in off odour and disturb consumer health. Feeding ration with Garcinia atroviridis is expected to solve the problem.The present study evaluated the effect of natural Hydroxy citrate (Garcinia atroviridis) on the fat content and fatty acid profiles of rejected ducks. A total of 60 rejected duck were distributed according to a completely randomized design into four treatments (R0: nonconventional ration; R1: nonconventional ration with Garcinia atroviridis leaf meal 2%; R2: nonconventional ration with Garcinia atroviridis leaf meal 4%; R3: nonconventional ration with Garcinia atroviridis 6%) with 5 replicates of 3 birds per replicates. Feeding ration contained 2% of Garcinia atroviridis leaf meal to the rejected ducks decreased (p<0.05) fat content of the meat and meat with skin. However, there was no significant difference (P>0.05) in saturated fatty acids and unsaturated fatty acids between treatments. The use of Garcinia atroviridis leaf meal to rejected ducks to reduce fat content of the meat or the meat and skin.

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1275-1277  



Priyambee Swargiary, Dinesh Pegu

Assam’s indigenous tribal community Mising has a rich tradition of weaving. A Mising woman, despite being engaged in myriad household activities through the day, is likely to spend some time on her loom every day. The women make garments, mainly for everyday use, on handlooms. They also weave classy products for special occasions. But now a day’s Mising women weave for business purpose too. The traditional throw shuttle loom is built under the traditional stilt house. Through a tedious process, the weavers produce wraps like mekhela chador and gero, stoles like gamosa, besides some utilitarian items. However the handloom sector has still unable to provide fulltime employment opportunities to the Mising artisian hence the Weaving is not a viable livelihood for them due to certain problems.

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1278-1280  



Prasun Chakrabarti , Jitendra Shreemali , Tulika Chakrabarti , Sibabrata Mukhopadhyay , Jonathan Andrew Ware

This study is focused on quantifying thought processes and mathematical modeling of high blood pressure individuals so as to facilitate medical diagnosis and treatment. The mathematical model proposed attempts to establish a relationship between high blood pressure and hypertension levels, irritation levels and limits of patient tolerance. The paper also presents a mathematical model of quantifying dreams with this study proposing certain facts for representing the unconscious mind.

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1281-1284  



V.Kumaresan, P.Tamilarasu, T.Gunasekar, P.Karthikeyan

The most important sector of Indian Economy is Agriculture. It is the major backbone of Indian Economy. The major part of agriculture lies in paddy cultivation. In early times, Agriculture was the major sector where most people were employed but now a days, due to industrial growth and IT revolution, the employment in agriculture has become too less. The major part of economy which is vital for India’s economic growth is now facing serious issues due to the manpower shortage. In this project, we have come up with a solution to meet out this issue by special mechanism with automation.

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1285-1287  



Mittapally Gopala Krishna Murthy, Dantala Dinkar, IM Chhabra, NVN Rao, KC Das and Putha Kishore

Gyroscope is an inertial sensor widely used in the navigation systems for sensing angular motion about its axis. Various types of gyroscopes being used for different navigation applications. Coriolis Vibratory Gyroscope (CVG) comes under the category of vibratory gyroscope in which, a rotational sensitive Hemispherical Shell (HS) made to vibrate at one of its resonant mode by a suitable method like physical forcing by using impact hammer or electronically by the electro static forcing. The imparted wave mode on the hemisphere need to be a standing wave, with a group of four anti-nodes and four nodes separated by 90ï‚° phase. This mode of wave is basic requirement on the HS for sensing the rotation. In this paper, we have presented a novel method to characterize HS wave mode by measuring its frequency and study the wave pattern with capacitive pickoff measurement method. In this method, the localised displacement of HS at anti-nodal and nodal locations and their phase variation analysed to ensure the required wave mode on the HS for gyroscope applications.

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1288-1292  



Yuliana, Dyeri Susanti

This study aims to analyze the effect of MOCA application on the knowledge and skills of midwifery students in monitoring growth and development of infants aged 6-12 months. This study uses a true experiment design with preposttest one group design. The sample in this study was the level III obstetric students totaling 25 respondents. The study was conducted at the Integrated Health Post guided by STIKes Budi Luhur Cimahi. The conclusion of this study is that the application of MOCA can influence the knowledge and skills of students in monitoring the growth and development of infants, so students can be more competent in conducting midwifery care for infants.

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1293-1296  



Telugu Maddileti Harish Kurakula

Every person in this world throws waste in the form of plastics, wet waste, dry waste and etc. Also, every person looks for a place or a plastic container to dispose that waste, that plastic container is the Dustbin which they look for. Dustbin is a plastic container where everyone can dispose their waste. Dustbin is used as a storage place to dispose waste, but we cannot estimate the exact amount of waste disposed by a society, and the dustbin cannot take more waste as the space should be available in it to take more. We need to know the level of waste in the dustbin and based on that we can intimate people to use the dustbin or not. In this Smart Dustbin project, we have designed a prototype where the lid of the dustbin is opened, on detection of human hand and waste, and the level of waste available inside the dustbin is sent as notification in the form of LED. The main components we used in making this prototype are Arduino, NODEMCU, Servo Motor and Ultrasonic Sensors. The software component is the application named as Blynk which is used to get notification. This dustbin can be a start to Smart Waste Management System where the officials can clean or empty the dustbin which depends on the notification received by them and not waiting for a call from a person of a society who informs the garbage trucks to come and take the waste from them.

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1297-1302  



Gaddam Keerthi, B. Siva Reddy

A precise evaluation of carrier frequency offset(C-F-O) is a critical undertaking in favour of symmetrical recurrence separation multiplexing frameworks yet ought to subsist executed among reasonable computational multifaceted nature on behalf of reasonableness. In this document, the creators determine 2 new judgment calculations (individual in support of the number element also the erstwhile on behalf of the partial piece of CFO), every one of which uses one and only OFDM obstruct through invalid subcarriers yet recommends enhanced exactness also decreased multifaceted nature. The projected estimator on behalf of fragmentary CFOs works iteratively moreover is unfeeling toward the underlying CFO. The other anticipated estimator in favour of whole number CFOs utilizes a pseudo commotion double arbitrary grouping to aid subcarrier course of action and exact opinion of the number CFO. To show the productivity of the projected techniques, mathematical outcomes be given commencing PC re-enactment also investigation, moreover correlations are prepared among other alive strategies in the underneath area.

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1303-1310  



Md. Asim Iqbal, Dr. K. Devarajan, Dr. Syed Musthak Ahmed

Regular and also asthmatic breath audio signals are split into sectors which include a single respiration cycle as ideas as well as expiry. Evaluations of these sound sectors are accomplished by utilizing both discrete wavelet transform (DWT) as well as wavelet packet change (WPT). Each sound segment is decomposed right into regularity sub-bands using DWT and WPT. Feature vectors are built by removing analytical attributes from the below- bands. The output results are gauged using power special density (PSD), which has actually shown the efficiency of our recommended method. The outcome also has revealed aesthetic distinction PSD (to) regular and also unusual LS recording. For recognition of the technique, lung sounds recorded from 3 different databases were utilized. The results show that the suggested strategy achieves 84.82% accuracy in the discovery of hissing for an isolated breathing cycle and also 92.86% precision for the detection of wheezes when discovery is carried out making use of teams of respiratory cycles acquired from the exact same person.

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1311-1314  



Buranov Suhrob

This article reveals that the Durand Line served as the main corridor for interference of foreign forces in the domestic affairs of Afghanistan, the emergence of Taliban, Al-Qaeda and ISIS structures in this country, their financial and military support, and other negative trends in the Afghan land. The novelty of the article is that the author analyses the Durand Line by realpolitik approach as the main root of the Afghan problem at the current period and offers recommendations for addressing disputed border issues between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

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1315-1318  



Nitu Moni Bora

The core motive of financial inclusion is to facilitate the disadvantaged groups with financial services at an affordable cost. India, though reaching heights of financial inclusiveness, is challenged by persistent inter-regional disparities. To access the situation of the North-Eastern states of the country which is geographically isolated and less developed than its counterparts, the present study analyses three dimensions of financial inclusion combining them into a comprehensive and multidimensional financial inclusion index. The empirical results revealed that Tripura is the most financially inclusive state among eight states of North East India depicting an intermediate level of financial inclusion, followed by Assam, Sikkim, Mizoram and Meghalaya. However, the extent of financial inclusion is very poor in Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Nagaland as exhibited by lower Financial Inclusion Index (FII).

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1319-1323  



Hamsavarthini.Y, Kanthalakshmi.S

The battery consists of one or more electrochemical cell and it transforms stored energy into electricity. Batteries are widely used in flash lights, smart phones and electric cars. Battery Management System (BMS) plays a prominent role in monitoring and controlling of rechargeable batteries. The key terminologies in BMS are as follows, the prime selection of battery chemistry is essential for meticulous applications followed by technologies in battery management systems it includes battery monitoring, diagnostics ,control of charging and discharging cycle, state estimate, protection, equalization of charge, heat control and management, early failure detection and assessment to improve overall system performance. An effective BMS protects the battery from damage, forecasts lifetime and maintains battery efficiency. BMS can optimize downtime and battery lifespan per discharge cycle. Finally the outcome of this paper is to identify the best battery chemistry, charging methods, battery model, cell balancing and SOC estimation techniques.

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1324-1330  



Shilpa Shrivastava, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Singh, Dr. R N Baral, Niharika Varshney

This paper presents analysis of two patch antenna, an E-shape patch antenna and a patch antenna in the 5G frequency spectrum or better which is still in the mm wave frequency band. The comparative studies among both the antennas showed that the mm wave antenna is best suited for the modern mobile communication which requires data transfer at an extremely high data speed. The first design is an E- shape patch antenna proposed with a return loss of -15 decibels at a frequency of 2.4 GHz. The VSWR below 2 for the entire band of frequency. The second design which is proposed is a rectangular patch with microstrip line feed. The return loss is approximately -15 decibels at a frequency of 26.5 GHz. The second antenna design is compact with a satisfactory value of return loss in the mm wave band suitable antenna for use in 5G technology for mobile communication.

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1331-1334  



P. R. Jagtap, S. M. Pore

The current study is based on the use of carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP) to strengthen the structural I- Beam to its shear zone. CFRP has light-weight and high-strength, it is very flexible and thus forms all shapes, and is easy to handle during construction, so instead of using conventional methods for repair it can be used for strengthening purpose. Two sections with different cross-sectional dimensions of beams were used for this purpose. The web of the I-Beam was sand-blasted and made rust-free to attach CFRP sheets. Then carbon fiber sheets were attached in different layers using the proper adhesive. The beam with CFRP is cured and experimentation is done on UTM of 100 Ton capacity. A four-point bending test was performed on eight beams and results show that the shear capacity of a strengthened beam is increased by 17% to 40% compared with the non-strengthened beam. The deflection at mid-point of the beam is checked and it is observed that the deflection of the strengthened beam and the non-strengthened beam is the same, thus CFRP strengthening technique is the best way to improve the performance of steel sections within permissible deflection limits. So, such a technique of strengthening steel sections can be used to enhance the properties of various old structures that undergo loss of strength due to corrosion and aging.

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1335-1338  



Amri Gunasti, Amalina Maryam Zakiyyah, Adelia Maris, Diah Yulisetiarini

One of the world phenomenon of construction is still a gap between the performance of builders, which is expected by the foreman, with the reality on the ground. The results of empirical studies state that guidance can improve performance. The purpose of this study was to test the performance indicators Builders, once briefed. Research using One group pretest-posttest design. Initial assessment by the foreman, to Builders (pre-test), conducted during one month. Then the Builders treated in the form of guidance for a month, and given the assessment (post-test), then t test. The results showed that, Indicator: 1) target the jobs and duties of the foreman, can Builders met, 2) Builders always try to produce the quality of work is good, compared with other colleagues, 3) Builders always work, in accordance with quality standards, which have been set by the foreman, 4) All jobs during this time, Builders can do, and the results are in accordance with the time, which had been planned, the performance decreases, after being given treatment, in the form of directives. Indicators: 1) The quantity of work Builders are in accordance with the standards of work expected by the foreman, 2) The results of the performance of Builders sometimes exceed the target given by the foreman, 3) Builders willing given additional quantity of work outside working hours if necessary, 4) Builders are always trying to reach the target employment has been established by the foreman, 5) Builders always focus on finishing the job, although foreman was no place, 6) In completing the work Builders always take the initiative without waiting for orders from the foreman, 7) the quantity of work Builders exceed the average Builders others, 8) Builders doing work with the calculating, meticulous, 9) Builders have the appropriate skills to work and tasks Builders do now, 10) the quality of work that has been set by the Overseer can be achieved properly and optimally,11) Builders skilled in their work and have the initiative to help colleagues with, 12) Builders always reduce the error rate in the works, 13) Quality of work Builders far better than Builders another 14 Builders adhere to all the rules and procedures set out in the work , 15) Builders not procrastinate, 16) Based on the absence of data, Builders come home from work, 17) Efficiency Builders time in completing the work exceeds the average of other Builders, performance improved after the treatment is given in the form of directives.

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1339-1347  



Shivani Sharma, Sachin Ahuja

The rising popularity of social networks has also raised the risk adjoining the dissemination of the user’s personal information over the network. This has raised the demand of privacy protection. Privacy preservation is the rising issue in the social networks that are the hot spots where information theft instances are very common. The present approach focuses the protection of sensitive information based on k-anonymity. K-anonymity is one of the most popular approaches privileged by graphs and nodes functionality. The proposed study is based on the enhancement of k-anonymity by focusing at node level to address the privacy protection issue. The process involves first identification of sensitive nodes and then applying optimization techniques. At this step, authors have introduced Neural Network (NN) and Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) in order to reduce the node miss placement in the groups. The study is evaluated against k-anonymity on small and larger datasets in terms of average path length and information loss. Comparative analyses have shown APL reduction of 1.636 and 1.371 is achieved using ARNET and SDFB datasets over 900 nodes. Additionally, optimization also resulted in average information loss reduction of 0.57% and 8.95% was observed for small and larger datasets.

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1348-1357  



Ni Made Dwi Ratnadi, Anak Agung Gde Putu Widanaputra, I Nyoman Wijana Asmara Putra

The purpose of this research is to empirically examine the effect of behavioral factors in investment decision-making. This study examines behavioral factors (Heuristics, Prospects, Market, and Herding) that influence stock investment decisions by College students. This research was conducted in the province of Bali-Indonesia. Data were collected by survey method through questionnaires. The respondents were students who have invested in shares. Data were analyzed using multiple linear regression. The proxy of behavioral factors is determined by factor analysis. The analysis results show that the heuristic behavior factor carried out by students in investment decisions is availability bias. Prospect behavior factor is mental accounting, market behavior is past stock price trends, and the forming factor of herding behavior is the speed with which other investors react. The results of multiple linear regression analysis showed that heuristic, did not affect investment decisions, prospect factors influenced investment decisions, market behavior factors influenced investment decisions and herding had a negative effect on investment decisions.

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1358-1368  



Dr. S. Muthukumaran, R Rajakumar, K Dinesh

The most developing disease both in male and female are diabetes, while an analysis is prepared with World Health Organization (WHO). Several functions following the reason such a lifestyle of a man, the non-appearance of movement, nutrition penchants, heaviness, smoking, elevated cholesterol (Hyperlipidemia, hypertension (Hyperglycemia) and so forth essentially enhance the danger of treating diabetes. This paper presents a cluster-based classification model using Improved K-means clustering with Deep belief Network (DBN) for treating the diabetic disease in the initial stage. Impacts of diabetes are affected by various pieces of the body which incorporates blindness in people. So, our method is used to overcome this and it shows the better accuracy rate when compare to the existing methods. And the database used for this is gathering the images in the UCI machine dataset.

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1369-1373  



Jun S. Camara

Curriculum evaluation in the perspectives of student-clienteles is a significant and healthy approach to curriculum improvement. This paper aimed to post-evaluate insights of Filipino college students on the implementation of K to 12 in the Philippines, especially on the following study variables: Whether K to 12 has prepared students for college or not, whether K to 12 subjects are aligned with college course or not, whether Spiral Progression helped for college science and math mastery or not, and their belief of becoming an engineer despite all K to 12 issues they experienced. Involving 361 student-respondents in one highly performing university in the Philippines, and using a validated survey-questionnaire as data-gathering instrument, the researcher found that the proportion of K-to-12-Prepared college students equal with the K-to-12-Not-Prepared college students, and that majority of the respondents believe that the K to 12 subjects they took in senior high school are aligned with their college courses. However, majority believed that Spiral Progression did not help them to master the content of Science and Math in senior high school which they could have used in learning Science and Math in college better. Despite all issues of K to 12, majority of the respondents are found to be ‘Very Highly Confident’ of becoming an engineer someday. Further, findings revealed that STEM-graduate students favor K to 12 preparation, alignment, and spiral progression while other strands do not; that 1st year students favor the idea that K to 12 has prepared them for college and that K to 12 subjects are aligned, compared to 2nd year and irregular students; and, that students receiving no awards in senior high school negatively answer from those with awards in their belief to become an engineer someday. Findings show strong concern to Spiral Progression that should be dealt with through future educational policy.

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1374-1380  



Kumba Digdowiseiso

This study tries to analyze the debates with regards to higher education issues in Indonesia such as the problem of enrollment, equality of education, capacity, the selection of college student acceptance, financing, cross-border education, as well as unemployment. In the end, the debate will lead to a strategic issue between the quality and the quantity in higher education.

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1381-1385  



Anindya Bhowmik, Dr.Sandeep Kumar

The aim of the study was to compare the resting heart rate (RHR), vital capacity (VC) and peak expiatory flow rate (PEFR) between rural students of West Bengal and Western Uttar Pradesh. 60 rural school students of West Bengal state (W.B) and 60 rural school students of Western Uttar Pradesh state (W.U.P) were randomly selected. The RHR was measured by using manual process, VC and PEFR were measured by Wet Spirometer and Wrights Mini Peak Flow Meter. T-test was used to find out the significant of the study and level of significant was set at p<0.05. The anthropometric characteristics height, weight and BMI of subjects were assessed, that indicates W.U.P. school student was taller than W.B. school boys, and BMI was not significantly difference between them. The result of the study indicates RHR was not significantly difference between them and VC and PEFR were significantly difference between school boys of W.B and W.U.P.

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1386-1388  



Rositsa Doneva, Silvia Gaftandzhieva, George Pashev, George Totkov

The paper presents a part of a study on the application of frames for the representation of knowledge and processes in programming training. The proposed accumulative frame model serves as a basis for automation of e-learning and e-training activities by the implementation of tools for extraction, aggregation and accumulation of data and knowledge for educational needs. The created on its basis information and computer models and a software tool for data extraction and aggregation are depicted.

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1389-1393  



Jasvir Singh, Raman Maini

The opportunistic mobile networks (OMNs) evolved from mobile adhoc networks (MANETs) with add on delay-tolerant network (DTN) features. In these networks, sender to receiver connectivity never arises mostly, due to dynamic nature of the hosts and the network partition due to mobility. The main use of OMNs is to provide connectivity in challenged environments. The paper details the analysis of epidemic routing protocol, against variable size of buffer at each host while considering the random way point and Random walk mobility models with fixed value of Time-to-live (TTL) in the network. The key contribution of the paper is to explore epidemic routing protocol with mobility models for the dissemination of message to the destination. Routing in opportunistic network uses the store-carry-forward technique for message transfer and network has to keep tradeoff between message delivery ratio and delivery delay. Opportunistic Network Environment (ONE) simulator is being used for experiments and results. The impact of buffer size at each host has great impact on the performance of routing protocol. The evaluated three metrics, the delivery ratio, overhead ratio and the average latency are measured against buffer size. The results show that for buffer size ranging from 2MB to 10MB, the epidemic protocol offers the best delivery performance in the network with random way point mobility model, there is a 13.8% improvement for a smaller message than a larger message. There is 82% reduction in the overhead ratio for the epidemic protocol and the average latency is almost comparable in epidemic protocol in the considered scenario.

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1394-1400  



Hemendra Yadav, Khagesh Tanwar, Kamlesh Patel

The temperature and humidity of a plant are the main parameters that affect the amount of water it needs. The design of a control system that has non-linear inputs and with difficult transfer function equations requires a control system capable of making control decisions. This is because the control decisions issued by human logic have perfect control output in everything, both conventional and unconventional. Fuzzy Logic is a method of control system that can provide decisions that resemble human decisions. In this plant design process, the fuzzy logic control system development system is used by using the MCS51 microcontroller system in the DT51 Development Tools. This is intended for a design of water control plants in plants. This fuzzy control process is carried out by a microcontroller system with an additional interface which is an Analog Input Output add-on board for DT51, an LCD interface as a time display output, a temperature sensor and a soil moisture sensor as a fuzzy logic control input. From the results of experiments conducted, it shows that the fuzzy logic control system is easier to make the control system and more flexible in making its design by not requiring mathematical equations for the function of transfer over the plant, because the fuzzy system makes decisions from human logic placed on the knowledge base system fuzzy.

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1401-1405  



Siva Kumar Kotamraju

The paper deals with the security issues concerned to the intrusion in a network and focuses on setup of an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) in a VLAN and detecting various types of attacks on VLAN. It describes various approaches of detecting the attacks and preventing the attacks with different techniques such as pattern matching, protocol decoding, defining rules and signatures etc. We proposed a secured architecture for a LAN with placement of Intrusion Detection System. We have used Snort as an Intrusion Detection System, which is an open source toolkit on Linux platform. It includes detailed study of Intrusion Detection System and practical implementation. Finally, architecture is being proposed to secure VLAN by placing Intrusion Detection

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1406-1410  



Kumba Digdowiseiso, Zainul Djumadin

This study examines whether the implementation of fiscal decentralization in District of Karawang can enhance the local government revenue over the period 2009 – 2018. We use dependency ratio, effectiveness ratio, and the degree of decentralization as metrics of fiscal decentralization. Our study found that Karawang had a better level of development of financial independence over time. However, local government of Karawang did not consider the potential revenues of regions. Thus, they were not able to set higher targets on regional revenues. In addition, the regency of Karawang was classified as not being able to carry out fiscal decentralization properly.

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1411-1413  



Muammar Rinaldi, Muhammad Fitri Rahmadana

Inequality and poverty problems in Indonesia continue to be the main government's target to realize the welfare of society, high income inequality can affect the low purchasing power of society and causing poverty. Purchasing power is influenced by nonmonetary factors such as fuel prices and basic electricity tariffs. The purpose of this article is to examine the effects of the fuel prices increase and the basic electricity tariffs on the household income inequality and poverty in Indonesia, both in short and long term. The analysis model used in this study refers to the basic model of multiple linear regression equation with ECM method in estimating short-term and long-term relationship. Result obtained is wether in short-term or long term, variable that used in this study significantly influence the household inequality and poverty in Indonesia.

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1414-1420  



Kana Safrina Rouzi, Muhammad Chirzin, Muhammad Anis, Muhammad Azhar

Diana Baumrindʼs concept of parenting emphasizes a positive emotional development through intense communication between parents and their children. Meanwhile, parenting patterns or styles have been outlined in the Qurʼan and the Hadith as guidance in developing children’s nature, characters and behaviors, which is to be noble human beings so that they can be the khalifah on earth. Parenting in the Qurʼan and the Hadith highlights parents’ role model through humanistic and warm approaches as well as uswatun hasanah. This article analyzes and synergizes similarities of parenting patterns between the existing textual sacred texts (i.e. the Qur’an and the Hadith) and the contextual parenting (i.e. psychology) in more depth.

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1421-1427  



Dr. Suryakant Patil, Rohini Jadhav, Dr. Preeti Patil

This paper aims to improve the overall performance of the agricultural sector. Currently, the agriculture sector in India is facing a lot of issues due to the lack of proper implementation of automated systems. However, in this paper, we are aiming to advance the overall agriculture sector with the help of Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things. In this paper, we emphasized on various problems faced by farmers and automate it by taking into the weather conditions. When it comes to automation, AI and IoT top the list. In technical evolution Internet of Things is the mother of automation. IoT helps us in many areas where automation is required and agriculture is one of the most important sectors in India. With the help of automation in the agriculture sector, we can advance and automate various things.

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1428-1431  



Fuad Husain Akbar, Fridawaty Rivai, Andi Zulkifli Abdullah, Abdul Hair Awang, Yoris Adi Maretta

More often than not, privileged people from developing countries travel to developed countries for medical care purposes. However this trend is starting to shift in the other direction meaning more people from developed countries are traveling to developing countries for a better quality care but with a cheaper rate. These medical tourists search for variety of medical services classified as follows preventive care, operative care (e.g. knee, eye, and hip surgery), dental care (crown, dental bleaching, and dental implant), cosmetic surgery (e.g. tummy tuck/abdominoplasty and liposuction), organ, tissue, and cell transplant (e.g. stem cell, organ transplant), and cardiology.1 Dental tourism is one of the services that can be found in medial tourism which characterized by medical tourists accessing dental care provided by other country in a cheaper rate compared to their own.2 Media’s portrayal of medical tourism, including dental tourism, suggest that this practice enables patient and provider to choose between many location and environment which has different systems to regulate or choose different treatment and working experience.3,4

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1432-1433  



Yohandri, Lusiana, Fatkhur Rohman

This research occured by the demands of the 2013 curriculum which states that the 2013 curriculum was developed based on the challenges of advancing information technology, the rise of creative and cultural industries, and the development of education at the international level. Thus, an innovation is needed in the form of developing learning models, learning resources and learning media that are in line with the demands of the 2013 curriculum, including SW as a simple learning resource that is easily understood by students, project based learning learning model as one of the recommended learning models in Curriculum 2013 and can improve the competence and creativity of students, and tracker applications as IT-based learning media that can compete at the level of international education. The purpose of this study is to produce SW based on project based learning application assisted tracker with a scientific approach to the material Harmonic Motion with valid, practical and effective criteria. The results showed that the student worksheets based on the project based learning model were assisted by a tracker application with a scientific approach with valid categories obtained on average from experts (0.78). SW is very practical according to educators (87.08) and very practical according to students (92.21). The SW that was developed was effective in increasing the competency of students including knowledge competence (84.13), attitude competency (82.55), and skill competence (83.48). The results of the study can be concluded that the SW developed is valid, very practical and effective in improving the competence of students and can be applied to a broader scope.

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1434-1437  



Vignesh Ramamoorthy H, Dr. R. Gunavathi

The utilization of wireless sensor applications is increased due to the fast convergence, efficient and easy adaptation. Need of computing technologies to inherit specific tasks are also in demand to achieve. In this concern, the proposed protocol concentrates in achieving efficient routing through a combined ABC-PSO based AODV protocol for WSN. Artificial Bee Colony (ABC) has a strong search ability combined with Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) to search for the best operators and particle search makes a fastest jump out of local advantages to achieve the better route for the network. ABC algorithm optimization, evolution of subroutine swarms and faster particle selection improves the network performance and more accurate path selection. The simulation results show that the proposed ABC-PSO based AODV protocol achieves efficient route discovery and recovery mechanism for WSN. In addition, the robustness and reliability of the network is improved than the existing schemes.

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1438-1442  



Koijam Samson Singh, G.A. Shantibala Devi

The analysis of the three rice varieties was carried out in the Department of Life sciences and Department of physics, Manipur University. The laboratory analysis was carried out to assess the cooking quality and elemental composition of three local aromatic rice cultivars of Manipur. The aromatic rice cultivars of white (chakhao abngouba), red (chakhao angangbi) and black (chakhao amubi) grain samples were collected from the local farmer and analysed for its cooking quality and elemental composition. All the three aromatic rice varieties are medium slender in L/B ratio. All the three varieties had recorded the maximum hulling and milling percentage than the other land races which are cultivated in the valley of Manipur. Among these varieties, the white get cooked rapidly. Higher grain elongation and volume expansion ratio was observed in all the three varieties along with higher concentration of anthocyanin, carbohydrates, protein, phenol, fibre and fat. All the three varieties were with elements of C, N, O, Fe, Al, S, and K

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1443-1446  



Neeru Ahuja, Pradeep Kumar Bhatia

Software has become a need in the present context of society Depending upon the requirements of user new features are being continuously added in software which may lead to increase the test suite size. The reduction of test suite size becomes necessary to get rid out of this problem. Test suite minimization has become an effective method for this problem that efficiently reduce the cost as well as computation time. In the present paper an attempt has been made to describe various such techniques that reduce the test suite size. A number of things like test adequacy criteria, various dataset used in literature and further challenges have been discussed.

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1450-1454  



Aldi Satrio Nugroho, Tengku Intan Suzila T.S, Rissanti Fatimah Yusnarso, Akmal

Purpose of the study to investigate the differences the pure vowels sound among them, auditory analysis of the pronunciation of English vowels sounds, among Solo and Surabaya indigenous as natives as a foreign language (EFL) speaker suggests, has very distinctive features. The study is quasi-experiment with a pre-experimental design and only used pre-post and the data collected through a recorded oral test and analyzed using PRAAT software. Sample using a purposive technique. Additionally, four students undergraduate of English languages from two Javanese indigenous ethnicities were selected, two from Solo and two from Surabaya indigenous native student. Data analysis revealed two significant results: (a) Solo indigenous learners have a long voice tone on emphasis to pronounce vowel /ʌ/, vowel /e/ and vowel /ɔ:/ and poor on pronouncing vowel /ʊ/ and vowel /ɪ/. (b) Surabaya indigenous learners are dominant and assertive on pronouncing vowels /ɔ:/, vowels /e/ and vowels /ʊ/, but they are weak when pronouncing vowels /ʌ/ and vowels /ɪ/. The results show that there are vital differences, because of their pronunciation is influenced by their different dialects and accents even from the same ethnicity and region, and the influence of culture and social context. Further studies can be carried out to identify differences in pronunciation of consonant sounds to better know the differences and characteristics of indigenous native students of Solo and Surabaya in the English language.

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1455-1459  



Nemani Gangothri, Anima Sunil Dadhich

Micronutrients are essential for improving the fertility of soil thereby enhancing the crop yield. Soils of two different crops (Paddy and Groundnut) were collected from Sakapur village in Mahbubnagar district. These are the Principal crops of these zones are grown in black soils and red soils which are featured the character of that area and only two crops are grown from decades without any crop rotation. Physico-chemical parameters were analyzed using APHA standard methods and the available DTPA (Diethylene Triamine Penta Acetic acid) extractable micronutrients Zn, Fe, Cu and Mn were investigated by using MP-AES. Boron was estimated by using AAS. The results revealed that the dominance of Fe followed by Mn, Zn, Cu, Mo and B. There is no uniformity observed in micronutrient in paddy soils and groundnut soils the only exception is Mn. In paddy soils, all four micronutrients are more when compared with groundnut soils. The micronutrient status in the present study area is in order of Mn > B > Fe > Cu > Zn in paddy soils and Mn> B>Zn> Fe>Cu in groundnut soils. The soil analysis results helped in giving precise suggestion to the farmers for better soil quality and crop yield and farmers are advised to rotate the crops.

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1460-1465  



T. Vignesh Dr. G. Yoganandan

Farmers are internationally competitive and economically efficient producers. Farmers can be known the well-being of the people needs and communities is changing, as well as economic trends. Farmers are many kinds to farm the financial performance including the making a loss, service debt, or having poor cash flow on average and lower levels of well-being compared to those reporting positive farm in financial performance.

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1466-1472  



B. Rubini, Dr. D. Tamilarasi

Parking space is turning into a serious trouble appropriate to daily life expand in vehicles are increased on the road. Predominantly, in city with massive peoples and residents, or in locations where activities of sports or inventive occasions are listed, looking for parking area is a predominant trouble and discovering a vehicles parking area can be a infuriating experience. The most common issues in cities Internet of matters is addressing such as traffic jams and vehicle parking availability. This Project focuses on developing a smart parking system which will sense the vacant slot the usage of a sensor and the micro controller transmits the records to the information base. App is growing to show the vacant parking slot reachable in specific area title.

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1473-1476  



R.J. Kasumova, N.V. Kerimli, G.A. Safarova

A rigorous calculation of the characteristics of an optical superlatticethrough quadratic nonlinearity at simultaneous counter-interaction of the waveswas made in the constant-intensity approximation. The nonlinear quasi-phase-matched process with a reverse subharmonic wave is analyzed in this approximation, taking into account the phase relations of allinteracting waves. It is shown that the initial phases of the waves significantly affect the efficiency of frequency conversion, the optimum phase values are obtained. By choosing the optimal initial phases, it is possible to significantly increase the conversion efficiency. Recommendations on the design of an optical superlattice for obtaining the maximum conversion efficiency are given. The result is of practical interest for the development of backward second harmonic devices.

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1477-1481  



Taran Singh Bharati

Data about jeans, cancers, drugs, HIV, social networking sites etc. is very huge in size and the same can be treated as big data and human is trying to decode the biological data to uncover mysteries about the biological systems. Big data is attracts people from other disciplines also. The uses and applications of Big Data are increasing day by day and it is becoming famous in data scientists biological streams. Big data keeps enormous volume and the same is being produced at fast pace from different sources. On social media thousands of posts are generated per second. Its nature, sharing, storage management, and security and privacy are some crucial issues which are taken up for consideration in this paper. The issues are thoroughly discussed and analysed.

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1482-1486  



Ilakkiya.S.N, Nevetha.R, Deepa.R

The main approach of this system is to overcome the traffic congestion during car parking. With the development of technological growth, the production and usage of car increases. The main aim of this paper is to provide convenient parking system for customers in the areas such as super markets, star hotels, Malls etc... Here the online ticket booking system helps the customer to find the correct place for car parking. This helps to reduce their time. In this system, raspberry pi3 is used to control the system. Pi camera is used to continuously monitor the parking area. This helps us to identify the available space in the parking zone. The availability of space is also displayed in the LED display board.

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1487-1489  



M. Sulaiga Beevi , K. Senthamarai Kannan , S. Syed Ali Fathima

any of the researcher, economist and a businessman currently exists interested in estimating the future of population, prices, national income etc. Accuracy of the future forecasts depends to a large extent on the success or failure. Hence the analysis of time series assumes just as great importance in the study of every single one economic problems.Here many methods are currently available in the literature to solve the problem of prediction. This study provides a detailed comparison of Fuzzy Time Series (FTS), Double Exponential Smoothing (DES) model and Auto Regressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) model. Future values currently are forecasting using FTS, DES and ARIMA model. Forecasted values for Mean Square Error (MSE), Root Mean Square (RMSE), and Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) are calculated individually for all the three methods.

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1490-1494  



Prakash Bhatia, Kanishka Gupta

To become a developed nation from a developing nation there is always a need of rapid growth and industrialization. This growth brings some major problems also. Pollution and carbon emission is the biggest of them. Due to rapid industrial growth now, India is also facing problem of high level carbon emission. This paper aims to impose environment and green tax to control pollution and carbon emission in India. The results show that many developed nations already have imposed Green tax in their countries and achieved success to reduce carbon emission. After studying pattern of green tax in various countries the outcome shows that there are various factors which can be considered for imposition of green tax and some factors which can become a big hurdle for successful implementation of green tax in India. Control on air pollution is a need of time to save our future generation from air pollution. The paper analysis the implementation of green tax in India through primary data and secondary data. Questionnaire was formed and 101 respondents were collected. The tool used for analysis is descriptive statistics and Chi-Square. The results have shown that Green tax will improve consciousness for environment protection within the people and they will reduce the use of tax levied pollutants.

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1495-1500  



Amit Kumar, Dr. Anupriya Kaur

Research on complaint management has been substantially growing over the last few years. Firms have started to realize the importance of complaint management as defensive marketing strategy. The purpose of this paper is to synthesize extant literature and present insights for future researchers. A review is carried on past literature on complaint management, identified from online academic databases like Proquest, Google scholar and Emerald. A total of 64 conceptual and empirical articles published in the time span 1991-2018 were analyzed on different classification basis. Complaint management has emerged as a key concept in marketing. Theoretical foundation of this concept lies with customer relationship management. Complaint management is a multi dimensional concept comprising of customer complaint behaviour, complaint handling by firms and post complaint behaviour of customers. Complaint management as a research theme gained pace after the year 1991, however it is mostly researched in developed countries in west such as USA, UK, Australia and Germany. By analyzing the distribution of articles across different parameters and highlighting the agenda for future research – the current study will serve as a valuable tool for researchers to understand the current scenario of complaint management research in marketing discipline and take complaint management as a research area forward. This study highlights the merit of efficient complaint management that can act as a competitive advantage.

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1501-1509  



Whedy Prasetyo, Kartika, Rochman Effendi, Indah Purnamawati, Resha Dwi Ayu Pangesti Mulyono

“CHERYL” is the use of technology aimed to guarantee the smooth-run of businesses for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). This research applied “CHERYL” information technology to create competitive advantages for an SME, namely Kopi Makmur based on the utilization of e-commerce technology. The utilization of e-commerce technology in Kopi Makmur was studied through qualitative method with case study in system application. The study was conducted by direct observation and in-depth interviews. The results showed that Computer-Based Information System (CBIS) contained problem solving data. “CHERYL” work sequence provided the identification of relationship between the system implementation, from start to finish, with the conditions encountered. This study used problem-oriented approach based on the system. This orientation produced efficiency, precision, convenience, as well as benefit of e-commerce information that was needed to achieve competitive advantages.

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1510-1516  



Dr.P.Sivaranjani, M.Agalya, A.Ayisha, S.Abinanth

Nowadays, it is necessary and also mandatory to give care and medication to geriatrics. Automatic Medicine Teller is designed specifically for geriatrics to do their work independently. It prevents them from taking wrong medicine at wrong time. The main components used here are - a raspberry pi interfaced with a buzzer, IR sensor, a speaker and also with a GSM. In this design, three boxes are used, in the beginning the boxes are filled with the medicines for three sessions manually by their care taker. This device will remind the geriatrics to take correct medicine at appropriate time. This will remind the geriatrics to take the medicines correctly. The programming language used here is python. Initially a buzzer sound is intimated at a appropriate time. This sound will remind the geriatrics to take the medicine. The IR sensors are placed in each box, when the user takes the medicine within the prescribed box it does not intimate anything, else a voice message will intimate them from the speaker that they are taking the wrong medicine. When the medicine counts below certain value the message will send to their caretaker to refill the medicine through GSM. The main objective is for illiterate people and geriatrics who is suffering Alzheimer’s disease.

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1517-1520  



Harco Leslie Hendric Spits Warnars, Ira Herawati

Lack of safety and friendly public transportation in Jakarta, make people more inconvenient to use public transportation. In this paper, we proposed a mobile application which can inflame to use public transportation, and at the end of the day, we hope using this mobile application will decrease traffic jam nightmare in Jakarta. Currently, traffic jam in Jakarta is the biggest nightmare problem for people who wants to go. The most reason why people do not want to use public transportation is hot, dirty, smell, need more time, not safe, incorrect information, prestige, and many more. In this proposed mobile application, we name as LANDTIONPUB where have some functions such as user do the registration, do the order, choose transportation, make the payment, and the user will get the points every each transaction.

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1521-1526  



K. Manigandan, Dr. Benzigar M

In Education today, nearly everybody comprehends the unmistakable quality of English Language for advancement of life. Truth be told, operational information of English has turned into a need in number of various spaces, occupations and callings. Indeed, even at Studying territories, English is an obligatory subject for understudies up to under alumni in India and nations pursues English as a second language to the equivalent may be. English is viewed as a helpful instrument to gain learning, abilities and to achieve beneficial connection. By the approach of current innovation, English is the best medium to connect with outside the district, states and nations. Consequently, this paper contends that it isn't just a subject yet additionally an informative instrument to open the window of the current Technological and Economical world. The English language is been utilized and considered as the all inclusive language over a century, as it is the significant specialized instrument in the field of science , business, aeronautics, diversion and global relations everywhere throughout the world. English is significant for our future life, for example, to get a new line of work, to have the option to have discussions with different nation’s individuals.

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1527-1529  



Kidist Tesfaye Gebremariam , Tarika Sandhu

Family environment represents a significant, but largely ignored area of research in the context of Ethiopia. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impacts of family environment on substance use among Kotebe Metropolitan University Students. Institutional based Cross-sectional explanatory research design, which enables to collect large data in narrowed time, was employed in this study. Data were collected from questionnaires filled by 351 students recruited from five colleges using stratified random sampling technique. Subscales of Family Environment Scale with specific to family cohesion, family communication and family conflict were used to measure participant’s perceived opinions regarding to the climate of their family. Substance use Questionnaire was also used to assess students’ level of substance use. Multiple Linear Regression Analysis was carried out as a method of data analysis. The findings of the study revealed that there was high prevalence of substance use among Kotebe Metropolitan University students: 67.80% (n=238) of the participants reported that they have been engaged in substance use, or tried at least once during the past twelve months. Khat (39.91%), Weed (5.46%), Shisha (6.30 %), Cigarette (13.86 %) and Poly substances (45%) were the type of substances that were consumed by the students. The regression result depicted that, while family cohesion and family communication were inversely and significantly associated with level of substance use, family conflict was not significantly associated with level of substance use. The implication of this finding is that family environment particularly family conflict and communication should be considered while designing intervention programs of substance use.

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1530-1535  



M.Gunasekar, Dr.S.Thilagamani

The process of sentiment analysis identifies whether a given piece of text is positive, negative or neutral. It helps the business organizations to make use of the data in an effective way and to take informed decisions. It also saves human time and effort since this is an automated process. To automate the sentiment prediction the comment or review of a user has to be synthesized accurately. Since the feature selection is an important factor in sentiment prediction, this paper uses composite n-gram model with two feature selection methods mRMR (Minimum redundancy and Maximum Relevance) and improved Gini index. Then the sentiment prediction is carried out using SVM (Support Vector Machines) and BMNB (Binary multinomial Naïve Bayes) classifier. Experiment results shows that BMNB classifier performs better under both feature selection methods.

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1536-1540  



K. Kalaiarasan, M. Sharmila

Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology provides a wide-spread interest thanks to their flexibility. With the large implementation of RFID technology in manufacturing sites such while store flooring, typical creation could end up being converted into smart production environment exactly where even more plus more data are accumulated and collected. Big data stats offer a good great way to process and analyze information in assisting developing administration. This paper presents a case research of the given RFID dataset coming from making store floors and understands the information cleaning and data clustering algorithms in Python. Important results and findings are acquired, which can become utilized intended for further analysis.

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1541-1544  



Hapsoh, Wawan, Isna Rahma Dini, Desi Ratna Sari

Gogo rice plant ia able to grow in peat soil medium although it has many obstacles such as poor nutrient in pat soil. One of effort what can be done was utilized biofertilized made from local microbes that was Bacillus cereus and combination with various types of organic liquid waste. This research aims to know of effect and the best formulation with giving biofertilizers based on organic liquid waste of rice plants in peat soil medium. This research used with six treatments randomized design completely. The treatment were include six levels such as P0 (water) P1 (B. cereus without formulation) P2 (B. cereus + rice washing water) P3 (B. cereus + coconut water) P4 (B. cereus + tofu water) P5 (B. cereus + oil palm liquid waste). This research of result show that was given of biofertilizers based organic liquid waste has an effect on the panicles lenght and the percentage of pithy grains. Biofertilizers based on coconut water organic waste liquid was the best treatment for panicles length parameters and percentage of pithy grains.

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1545-1552  



Joe-Sam Nkuah, Manish Kaushal and Sandeep Singla.

A bio cementitious concrete is basically a construction material (concrete) which has been incorporated with bacteria and precursor compound as healing agent that awaken and seal cracks when they emerge. The bacteria act as a catalyst, and transform the precursor compound to limestone and this technique is based on bio mineralization of bacteria. In this research, an extensive work was undertaken to investigate self-healing development and performance assessment of bio cementitious concrete, and this was carried off by integrating Bacillus Subtilis into engineered cementitious composites (ECC), normal mortar, and concrete alongside with calcium lactate, urea and yeast extract as nutrient source for the bacteria. After carrying out all the tests of culturing, growing and checking pH and temperature resistivity of the bacteria. The bacterial cell solution was integrated into the concrete matrix by adopting, immobilization of bacterial cell in pumice solution, encapsulation of stiffen bacteria sand and immobilization of bacterial cell into porous expansive clay particles as techniques for adding and protecting the bacterial cell inside the concrete. During the mixing and specimen preparation stage, three bacterial cell solutions of concentrations (104,106,108)cells/ml were prepared and mixed with M25 mortar and normal concrete by using mix ratios 1:1:2 , 1:1.32:2.5 with water/cement ratio of 0.5. Again the bacterial cell solution was mixed with M40 ECC of water/binder ratio of 0.33 and sand/ binder ratio of 1: 0.84.The bacteria reacted with the concrete elements to form calcium carbonate precipitate (CaCO3) or limestone which successfully sealed the created cracks. Performance assessment was done on the specimens and the following results were obtained; at a concentration of 104cell/ml of bacterial cells, the compressive strength of concrete begins to increase to an optimum value at 106cell/ml and declines at 108cell/ml. The specimens of stiffen sand capsules, pumice immobilized bacterial cell and loaded clay particle at 2% replacement by coarse aggregates weight increased the compressive strength of concrete by 35.20%, 31.59% and 0.20% respectively at the end of 28 curing days. Cracked Stiffen sand capsules and pumice immobilized bacterial cell ECC specimen regained flexural strength of 23.6% and 32.22% at the end of 56 self-healing days. Sorptivity at end of 56 days for self-healed stiffen sand capsules, pumice immobilized bacterial cell and loaded clay particle concrete specimens were reduced by 70.1%, 70% and 81.9% respectively. The bacterial incorporated concrete specimens with crack width of 0.015 mm, 0.018 mm and 0.02 mm respectively were completely sealed by CaCO3 precipitate at the end of 56 self-healing days. The new material formed at crack areas was CaCO3 according to the X-Ray Diffraction spectra obtained. Based on these factors, it is concluded that the bio cementitious concrete showed excellent performance assessments in terms of compressive strength, sorptivity reduction, flexural strength, crack repair and crack recovery strength at the end of 56 self-healing day.

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1553-1567  



Dr. M. Ponni Bala, M. Dharanidharan, K. Janani, S. Kalaianbumani, S. Magima Shree

Automation has become the basic requirement in this developing world. Today in this present era, automation helps us to save time, expense as well as manpower. It is significant to have smooth and effective system to sustain the vehicles cleanliness. Automatic vehicle washing machine concentrates on car washer system using PLC. Automatic vehicle washer system has three capital processes namely washing, cleansing and drying. Hence the external of the vehicle will be washed by detecting the vehicle on conveyor belt and further controlled by PLC. Automatic vehicle washer is served with the usage of a conveyor belt which carries the vehicle. Proximity sensors are used for detecting the vehicle, which are placed in their positions according to the functioning of the washer. As soon as the vehicle is sensed, the functioning of conveyor assembly invokes. With the predefined time delay, the conveyor gets suspend. Vehicle washer technique is the combination of different functions which performs scattering the solution of detergent water, then cleaning with normal water and finally wiping the wetness using cotton brushes. Vehicle washing can be done where vehicles are parked for a long time and washing car can be done easily like fuel filling stations, super markets, hospitals, government buildings, railway stations and can also be widely used in service stations and manufacturing units.

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1568-1571  



Sh.Yu.Nomozov, Sh.S.Namazov, A.R.Seytnazarov, B.M.Beglov, U.K.Alimov

The process of liquid NP-and NPK-fertilizers preparation based on ammophos pulp (pH = 4.5; 5.5 and 6.5), nitric and potassium fertilizers has been studied. In ammonization of a low-concentrated wet-processing phosphoric acid (WPA) (16.5% P2O5) with various impurities, water-insoluble compounds of calcium, magnesium, iron, aluminum, and fluorine are formed, producing precipitate. It was shown that separation of the solid phase from the ammonium phosphate pulp allows to obtain a transparent suspension of improved quality. It serves as a basic solution for the preparation of liquid NP and NPK fertilizers with grades 1 : 0.5, 1 : 0.7, 1 : 1 and 1 : 0.5 : 0.3, 1 : 0.7: 0.5 and 1 : 1: 1 by adding to them nitrogen (NH4NO3, (NH2)2CO, CAM-32) and potassium (KCl) salts. So, with the use of (NH2)2CO the product brand 1:1:1 contains 10.28% of the nutrient, that is, in total more than 30.8%. It contains P2O5assimilable : P2O5tot. = 100%, and P2O5aqueous:P2O5tot. = 98%. The material balance of the process of obtaining liquid NPK-fertilizers for 1: 1: 1 grade has been calculated.

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1572-1578  



Jasur Togaev

To reconstruct an objective ancient history is an actual issue. In ancient periods Central Asian people had cultural, socio-economic relations with each other and they lived in general region. It is the fact that each civilization is a result of relations of the different peoples and nations. Bactria is a large historic-cultural region located in southwest of Central Asia and has a great place in Uzbekistan statehood. Bactria included both banks of Amu Darya River that is modern territories of Northern Afghanistan, Southern Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.In Southern Uzbekistan was researched the Bronze and the early Iron Age cultures as Sapalli, Kuchuktepa, Ancient Bactria. In the territory of these monuments large-scale archaeological excavations were carried out. Local scientists and international archaeological expeditions such as Uzbek-German, Uzbek-French, Uzbek-Czech and others have worked in the southern part of Uzbekistan (Surkhandarya region). On basis of scientific analyzing results of these archaeological excavations, consolidating this information and historical reconstruct social relations of the Bronze and Early Iron Age is the main goal of this research.

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1579-1584  



Zarah Puspitaningtyas

Family business plays an important role in the growth and development of entrepreneurship. Family business also dominates economic growth and improves people's welfare. Therefore, sustainability of family business becomes important to be analyzed. Because, not many family businesses that can survive in several generations. This interesting fact raises an important question: "how is the family business sustainability strategy in the scope of small and medium businesses?" The purpose of this study is to know and analyze the family business sustainability strategy in the perspective of financial accounting, especially in the scope of small and medium businesses. Analysis of the study using qualitative descriptive method. The analysis was conducted based on the result of structured interviews with informants, that is peoples of the family business in the "batik and bordir" sector in Banyuwangi, Indonesia. The results of the analysis show that there are two important strategies for family business to continue, that is: (1) maintaining the balance of family values. This is important to minimize conflict of interest among family members; and (2) the application of modern management. That, the management of family businesses by applying financial accounting practices becomes important to maintain the sustainability of family business.

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1585-1589  



Sri Wahyuni, Januarius Mujiyanto, Dwi Rukmini, Sri Wuli Fitriati, Budi Handoyo

This paper aims at exploring the students’ perceptions of the teacher’s use of Edmodo in English instruction and its contribution to the development of autonomous learning. Therefore, the questions addressed in this study are 1) How do the students perceive the teacher’s use of Edmodo in English instruction? and 2) How does the teacher’s use of Edmodo contribute to the students’ autonomous learning? An English teacher and 34 students of a public senior high school in Semarang, Central Java, Indonesia were recruited to involve in this study. The research data gained through questionnaires and interviews were analyzed qualitatively. It employed Thematic Analysis by Braun and Clarke (2006). The study revealed that the students were positive about the use of Edmodo to facilitate English learning. Edmodo was considered useful, helpful and practical both as learning and assessment media which enabled the students to enhance English ability. Besides, they could access it anywhere anytime with the support of mobile devices. Additionally, the students responded positively that Edmodo could contribute to student autonomous learning. Edmodo allowed the students to manage their own learning activities, for examples, monitoring learning, selecting appropriate learning strategies, controlling feelings, and enhancing motivation. In spite of the fact that sometimes they encountered problems accessing the site due to limited quota and unstable Internet connection.

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1590-1595  



Kurniana Bektiningsih, Roziqin, Trimurtini, Nursiwi Nugraheni, Elok Fariha Sari

Android technology is commonly used in the learning process and the students love all kinds of games in it. This research was aimed to develop android-based educational game as a measurement learning media in elementary school, describing the media properness, and the effectiveness of media usage in mathematic learning on two-dimensional figure area material for the 4th grade students of State Elementary School Sampangan 01 Semarang. The type of this research is Research and Development. The suitability level of the learning media was determined by the validation tests of the experts and the trial run. The result shows that the percentage of the suitability level obtained by the experts is 73% in suitable category. Percentage that is obtained by the media experts is 77% in suitable category. Percentage that is obtained by the lesson plan experts is 79.4% in suitable category. The increase in learning result can be seen from the big-scale test result in the given pre-test and post-test with 0.32 in medium criteria as the result. The students’ activity in media usage in the learning process shows that the students become more active. The conclusion of this research is android-based educational game of “Triangular and Rectangular Area” has the specification of form-guessing and adventure. This educational game is suitable to be used as a learning media and is effective to be used in measurement learning in elementary school.

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1596-1599  



A. Busyairi

This research studies to study the process of knowledge obtained by a person, study of Science on Spiritual Intelligence, and the relationship between science and modern learning theory. The researchmethod will be developed through the emphasis and hermeniutics approach.The main data in this study comes from books or classic books about Sufism and mysticism, including interpretations of the Koran as opening the way the emergence of science laduni. Data collection techniques using unstructured interviews. Data analysis in this research was carried out in several stages, namely interpretation, classification and discussion of material. The results show that Laduni Science is the sixth sense that is manifested through the journey of intuition. Intuition knowledge is a kind of knowledge that God gives to someone who is sent to his heart, so that some secrets are revealed and partially visible to them. Laduni in the learning system is identical to intuitive learning. In the perspective of modern education the learning process using a theoretical approach, trials, exercises, research is still being done even though on the other hand it acknowledges God's "interference" with humans. This means that the acquired intelligence continues to be built on routine and full surrender of the will of God.

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1600-1602  



Fitria Dwi Prasetyaningtyas

This research was entitled "The Development of Experiential Learning with Simulation Methods on Civics in PSTE", The purpose of this research were 1). Developing experiential learning design with simulation models on civics in elementary school, 2). Test the feasibility of experiential learning with simulation model on civics in elementary school. The type of this research was development research which was the experiential learning design with simulation models with the Four-D model or 4D stages by Thiagarajan namely define, design, develop, disseminate. The research result showed 1). The process of developing experimental learning was carried out through the 4D stages so that the learning approach that has been modified with the simulation method was produced, 2). Experiential learning with simulation methods was appropriate to be used in accordance with expert validation with a total score of 14 with an average result of 3.5 or 87.5% with feasible criteria. Suggestions that can be given from this study was, learning simulation activities was not only conveyed the material but can also formed characters so that there was added value in the learning.

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1603-1606  



Andi Padalia, Heriyati Yatim

The purpose of this study was to determine the increased interest and mastery of learning through the application of the drill method in arts and culture subjects in high school. The type of research used quantitative, and researchers describe the results of research with numbers/values. Research subjects were high school students with 36 students, 11 male students and 25 female students. Data collection techniques used are observation, documentation and questionnaire. The classroom action research instrument used was an attitude observation instrument and performance test techniques. From the results of the study, it obtained empirically that an increase before the implementation of the action was only 40% interested and after the implementation of the action increased to 90%. The results of applying the drill method can improve the learning achievement of high school students in Pangkep Regency in learning dance. This was proven empirically in the first cycle, there were 60% of students who reached the minimum completeness criteria of the applied research, and in the second cycle increased by 90%. Various learning methods have often used methods of discussion, demonstration. Based on the application of the drill method in Cycle I and Cycle II can increase the interest of high school students in learning dance. The application of such learning methods may not be able to achieve the expected goals, and this is due to the condition of high school students who find it difficult to understand the learning material.

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1607-1613  



Tri Martial, Mhd. Asaad, Indra Gunawan

The research aims to understand the influence of various social-economic variables in the practice of fertilizing smallholder rubber plantation into sustainable agriculture in North Sumatra. A quantitative descriptive method was applied to understand the various social-economic issues that support their rubber plantation sustainability. Some social economy variables as independent variables are farmer's age, number of dependents, education, land area, land status, rubber age, seedling source, seedling quality, and seedling planter. The dependent variable is the fertilization treatment of compost and manure as a sustainable behavior. The analysis was conducted with a Chi-square test to determine the relationship of the independent variable with the dependent variable. The results showed that fertilization behavior determined by land area, land status, source of seedling, quality of seedlings, and planter. These findings suggest that efforts to go on sustainable by doing fertilization will be made by the farmer when they can increase revenue confidently. Besides, it shows farmers with extensive land tenure tend not to fertilize due to resource limitations.

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1614-1618  



Er. Manbir Singh, Dr. Beant Kaur, Er. Gautam Kaushal

With the expeditions high speed requirements for internet applications, high capacity optical systems are need of the day. Optical amplifier such as Fiber Raman amplifier is widely deployed because it can serve any optical band with different pump wavelengths. In this work, a Residual Pumped Fiber Raman Amplifier in High Capacity Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexed Systems is investigated. Analysis has been done by incorporating different pump powers, channel spacings in terms of Gain. A wavelength window of 96 nm is covered starting from 1470 nm to 1566 nm at 0.8 nm spacing.

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1619-1622  



Prisma Megantoro, Hendra Ari Winarno

The emergency calling device for nurse is generally located in every ward of a hospital. It is an important facility for every inpatient. However, generally these devices are still in the form of conventional electrical components that uses long wiring. This is because this system must reach all inpatient rooms. In addition, the caller feature is also very limited, usually only in the form of an emergency button. The caller system is also not yet integrated with the hospital database, so it becomes an obstacle for nurses and doctors to understand the patient's condition in an emergency. This article discusses the design of a nurse calling device that is connected wirelessly via a wifi network on the ward. There are also several types of calling features so that the nurse or doctor immediately knows the type of assistance a patient needs. In addition, the client and server system is integrated with the hospital database, which shows a detailed patient history. This device uses the NodeMCU ESP 8266 board as a client and Raspberry Pi 3 as a server. The features placed on this device work well as a design and are successfully implemented for one ward per server.

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1623-1626  



Edi Waluyo, Kardoyo

The development of green curriculum is a necessity in the current situation and condition, especially to prepare prospective early childhood education teachers. Why is green curriculum important for prospective ECE teachers and what is its importance for achieving Indonesia’s national education goals? Early childhood education study programs at universities in Indonesia totaled 396 in 2019, but there has not been a detailed study of whether each ECE study program at each university has implemented green curriculum. The study is very important to be done to find out the implementation of green curriculum in resulting prospective ECE teachers who have good knowledge and understanding of the environment through theoretical and practical courses to result professional ECE teachers who have an awareness of the environmentally friendly curriculum, which is carried out at universities. The purpose of this study was to determine the development of green curriculum as a provision for the resources of prospective professional early childhood education teachers studied from the implementation of environmentally friendly curriculum in ECE study programs in universities. The research method used is survey research design with google form data collection tools as a tool in collecting large and extensive data. The result of research in the implementation of green curriculum in ECE study program is that there is not yet standardized for environmentally friendly education that is sensitive to rapid environmental and social changes in our society today, while the challenges of the green curriculum on education must be made attractive to create a conducive atmosphere for prospective professional early childhood education teachers so that in the future it can stimulate children from an early age. In conclusion, the study program in universities must develop green curriculum for the resources of prospective professional ECE teachers, so that environmental problems and challenges can be educated since becoming students and from an early age

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1627-1630  



S.K. Maniarasan, V. Santhosh Kumar, P.Chandrasekaran

The materials which widely used in construction for building technology is concrete. Anyway, the production of cement releases high amounts of greenhouse gases (CO2) to the atmosphere that leads to increased global warming. Accordingly, an alternative, sustainable construction material, geopolymer concrete, has been established. Geopolymer concrete seeks a greener alternative binder, which is an innovative construction material that alternates the Portland cement. Introduction of nano-particles in the cement paste to enhance the mechanical properties of geopolymer concrete. The content of concrete has been undertaken to be performed as a self-cleaning material in construction. The self-cleaning concrete properties are encouraging by introducing photocatalytic material of Titania (TiO2). These photocatalysts in Self-cleaning concrete will be motivated by ultraviolet radiation from the source such as the sun and promote the disintegration of organic particles. Hence, the stainlessness. Of the TiO2 surfaces can be sustained, and environmental pollution can be reduced. In this review paper, the mechanism, properties, application of both geopolymer and Titania, and health risk hazards are discussed from different author results. In summary, this review paper offers guidance for researchers in the future regarding self-cleaning nanotechnology in geopolymer concrete.

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1631-1639  



Kartika Septiana Kusumaningrum, Sri Andayani, Ating Yuniarti

Bacillus is bacteria which can produce a single spore called endospore. In this recent years a lot of research on Bacillus has been carried out. In aquaculture, bacterial spores can be used as additional ingredients in feed, namely probiotics. Bacillus spore have many advantages compared to vegetative cells. To support the growth of Bacillus spores that have many advantages in aquaculture, this research was using media with glucose as carbon resource and extract yeast as nitrogen source. This works evaluated the effect of different C:N Ratio media on vegetative cells, spore production, and sporulation efficiency of B. firmus. By using media which contain adjustable C:N ratio hopefuly could minimalized the cost of growth medium for B. firmus spores. The result showed that the highest vegetative cells of B. firmus (1,95 x 108 cell/ml) was reach in the media with C:N ratio 11, the highest spore production of B. firmus (1,46 x108 cells/ml) was reach in the media with C:N ratio 5 with 91% sporulation efficiency and it could be used as a potential source of probiotics for aquaculture.

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1640-1643  



Dr. B. Premalatha, J. Hari Krishnan

Advanced education is aided with new technology, computers, projectors, internet, and many more. Diverse knowledge is being spread among the people. By integrating computers, software’s, technology behind audience, assistant devices and audio-visual facilities, the smart classrooms are now heightened. The traditional teaching-learning approach using lecture and notes writing actually bring down the success in modern day education. The main objective of this project is to propose a system that is capable of providing a smart classroom along with automation of a classroom interconnected to achieve automation at higher level in education. The main goal of this project is to provide an efficient learning environment. The model of the smart classroom has been integrated by connecting Raspberry pi with LCD display and the smartphone that is controlled via the internet. This model will bring the automation in the attendance, to display circulars on notice board, online suggestion box and taking of lecture notes in order to manage the time and to make the classroom smart in real time.

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1644-1650  



A.P.Pon Selva Kumar, Dr.S.Anandamurugan, K.Logeswaran

The deep learning based healthcare technology is evolving recently to identify, classify and give precision medicine to patients. Recent advancement in internet of things, cyber physical systems brings healthcare technology into doorstep. This paper reviews the various diagnosis methods of healthcare industries dealing with cancer, diabetics, heart failure which seeks computational intelligence techniques to identify and treat patients with better care. The various research articles collected from popular journals like science direct, PubMed, ACM, IEE, Clinical Oncology have been taken to analyze its experimental methods and their outcomes. This review mainly focused on dealing electronic health records (EHR), cancer prediction model using recent deep learning techniques and some of framework based mechanisms which automate healthcare process. This article deals with major recent algorithms like support structured vector machine, auto encoder, convolution neural network etc., in the clinical setting of cancer and major diseases and diagnostic setting like genomic sequence based mechanisms. The healthcare industry has their own processing techniques to deal with various predictions and treatment like gene based techniques, clinical laboratory testing, observation model, diagnostic model. It also requires many statistical reference model and medical reference to acquire quick prediction along with patient’s information. As a result decision support system using AI for realizing precision medicine can be delivered by CNN positively.

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1659-1662  



V. Mekala, M. Manimegalai, K. Sasipriya, K. Selvakani, J. Sriram Gautham

In this paper we present an idea of using character recognition for sorting the handwritten postcards in postal service. The Indian postal letter sorting system has been made to recognize the postcards based on PIN codes by using Barcode approaches. The objective of the project is to provide an alternative mean to the traditional sorting system which consumes more time for processing and sorting the postcards based on their respective areas. It also aims at eliminating the human errors which may occurs during manual sorting. This can be achieved by character recognition for segregating the postcards based on their respective district. The character recognition process is carried out by taking the postcard images as input and the addresses are converted into string of pixel values. The string of pixel values is processed with the datasets. As a result, the characters are recognized for each input image. When the entire recognition process is completed, the addresses are sorted based on their district and the addresses are uploaded to the corresponding excel sheet based on their district. This provides a solution to the existing problem in spending more time for processing and sorting the postcards and also helps to avoid human errors during manual sorting of postcards.

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1663-1667  



MVD. Prasad , N.V. Sai Krishna, Sk Hasane Ahammad, GNS Kumar

The Characteristic extraction is an essential biometric authentication phase and recognition systems. In this paper a CNNs based Algorithm for Fingerprint Authentication and Feature Extraction has been presented. It is applied to differentiate fingerprints which is previously obtained from grayscale and performing the different reinforcement samples, noisy images of the fingerprint in the image-processing stage, also by using CNNs, we also used FCN (fully convolutional network) to learn features are from here directly the data to overcome the ambiguity background noises. In this Minutiae plays a key role in the identification of fingerprints and extracting. And, the speed of fingerprint detection will be 0.45sec database to detect the one fingerprint on GPU. We successfully extracted features preserving the ridges information from latent fingerprints.

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1668-1672  



T.S. Sameer, Pradhuman Panigrahi, Palle Anirudh, S. Smrithin, U. Raghavendra.

Thermo-forming normally consists of heating a thermoplastic semi-finished product until the forming temperature is reached, and subsequently the desired form is obtained by means of pressure difference and mechanic stretching. Thermo-forming is a forming method that, by means of several process steps, facilitates the production of an inherently stable plastic part. Basically, the raw material is transformed by heating into a viscous - flexible phase and a relatively low load. The formed part cools in the tooling and is subsequently demoulded. Thermal vacuum forming is a version of thermoforming, where a sheet of plastic is heated to a forming temperature, stretched onto a single-surface mold, and forced against the mold by a vacuum. This process can be used to form plastic into permanent objects such as turnpike signs and protective covers. Normally draft angles are present in the design of the mold (a recommended minimum of 3°C to ease removal of the formed plastic part from the mold. Relatively deep parts can be formed if the formable sheet is mechanically or pneumatically stretched prior to bringing it into contact with the mold surface and applying vacuum. Suitable materials for use in vacuum forming are conventionally thermoplastics. The most common and easiest to use thermoplastic is high impact polystyrene sheeting (HIPS) or Polypropylene Copolymer Grade (PP COPG). Vacuum forming is also appropriate for transparent materials such as acrylic. The machine mainly consists of a Heater, Vacuum pump, and Thermoplastics. The heater is used to heat the plastic material to the required temperature, then the plastic is forced on to the pattern whose replica is required. Vacuum pump is used to create the vacuum at the forming region to remove the air gaps within the pattern and the required shape is formed.

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1673-1677  



J. Divya Lakshmi, Rangaiah L

Cognitive radio is an advancement of the wireless technologies in which different licensed and unlicensed users can be accommodated into the same network spectrum. Cognitive radio allows the effective utilization of the network resources and the bandwidth which is idle most of the time if only primary users are allowed. Accommodating secondary unlicensed bands into the network spectrum is a complex process. The first step involved in this process is to sense the channel to check if all the network parameters allow a new user in the unlicensed band. There are several channel sensing mechanisms and approaches that can be used for specific requirements. This paper lists and analyzes several channels sensing approaches and compares the efficiency. Among the channel sensing mechanisms are analyzed for their efficiency in various conditions and requirements. The implementation complexity and accuracy of each approach are analyzed qualitatively. A generic algorithm on how the secondary users can sense the network and transmit the data is also provided. The implementation guidelines can be followed to simulate the channel sensing mechanism in any network tool.

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1678-1682  



D.Hemalatha , S. Poorani

Indecorous activation of thyroid glands becomes major issue of concern among Indian women. Hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism are the two major thyroid disorders that should be treated early. Hyperthyroidism occurs due to over secretion of hormones than the need of the body. Hypothyroidism causes due to surplus exertion of hormones from the thyroid gland. T3, T4 and TSH hormones play a significant role in functioning of the thyroid gland. Various studies have been done to predict the thyroid disorder. The key objective of this research work is to predict the type of thyroid disorder using supervised ML techniques.

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1683-1685  



Daphni S, Vijula Grace K.S

In digital processing techniques, the fundamental operations such as sum, division can be carried out by several categories of adders with different sum times, requirements of area and power consumption. The Residue number system (RNS) based processor mainly used in many digital signal processing applications which mainly consists of reverse conversion (residue to binary) process. This paper analyzed the design o Reverse Converter which based upon the RNS of DSP applications with various adders and algorithms. Now a days a role of RNS based processor is an essential in many signal processing applications. From the analysis, it shows that the Hybrid modulo Parallel–prefix Excess-one adder (HMPE) with Chinese Remainder Theorem (CRT) Reverse Converter design is well suitable for better performance on the aspects of delay and area.

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1686-1689  



Hanny Dini Iswari, Erni Herawati

The Indonesian Broadcasting Law of 2002 regulates broadcasters to establish network broadcast stations, after previously conducting centralized broadcasting. This law intends to apply the principle of diversity to fulfill the community's right to the presence of broadcasters. The alteration to this regulation cannot be easily implemented by private broadcasters, especially television. Therefore, this paper questions is how the implementation of the Network Broadcast System in private television broadcasting in Indonesia after the enacted of Broadcasting Law. This study uses a qualitative approach by utilizing available data and conducting interviews with academics. The results show that private television broadcasters have not fully carried out networked broadcasting as regulated by law. Weak sanctions and lack of local resources are one reason for the implementation of these provisions.

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1690-1693  



R. Nandhini, Dr. M. M. Saravanan, Karunya Grace .A

Retrofitting of structures became popular in the field of civil engineering for repairing and rehabilitation of existing damaged and new buildings which are inadequate to bear the loads acting on them. The concrete structures can also be damaged due to aging, excessive loads, accidental loads, temperature, corrosion, chemicals, and other conditions. Demolishing and reconstructing those structures needs more time and uneconomical hence strengthening was done. Using FRP for strengthening concrete structures is one of the effective methods of strengthening due to its advantages like lightweight, highly resistant to corrosion and chemicals, high tensile strength, high stiffness and also it is easily applied to structures. The most commonly used fibers were steel, carbon, glass, aramid, basalt, polypropylene, nylon, etc. Nowadays natural fibers like jute, kenaf, flax, hemp, etc. were also used. Numerous studies were conducted to find its effectiveness in various conditions like marine, fire, corrosive and other aggressive conditions. In this paper, experimental works on FRP were reviewed and their conclusions were discussed briefly.

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1694-1700  



Karunya Grace A, Dr. M. M. Saravanan, R. Nandhini

This study concentrates in determining the optimum fiber content in the Hybrid fiber reinforced concrete with glass and polypropylene fibers. Specimens for five mixes with varying total volume of fiber were casted. The percentages of fibers used are 0, 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2 by weight of cement using Glass fiber of 60% and Polypropylene fiber of 40% in the total fiber volume. The specimens were tested in compression, modulus of elasticity and modulus of rupture. The M1.0G60P40 showed increase in strength about 24.2%, 33.7% and 13.1% in compression, modulus of elasticity and modulus of rupture.

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1701-1708  



Amit Sharma, Sanjiv Mittal

Social media marketing has gained increased momentum in the digital marketing space in recent years due to the numerous benefits offered. Business to business companies, i.e. those companies that cater to other business organisations, have also started using social media marketing for undertaking several promotional activities such as product launches, deepening customer relations, and building transparency. The aim of this study was to review critical literature pertaining to the use of social media marketing in B2B businesses and identify their emerging trends. A systematic review method was applied for the purpose.

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1709-1716  



Abhimanyu Awasthi, Akshay Nain, Abhishek Roy

The study aims at finding out the various cost cutting measures for controlling costs in food & beverage service department. The study is also illustrating about the various new and necessary segments which can generate maximum revenue for the new entrants in F & B service industry. This growth and rise in consumerism has given a need to find upcoming trends as well as shifting preferences of consumers in the segments. This study also illustrates various cost control measures to be able to help food & beverage entrepreneurs or existing food & beverage establishment owners in maintaining the food & beverage cost in check. The consistency in maintaining the cost under control or cutting the cost at right time and right place, in turn helps in profit maximization, another aim of this study. This study also aims to highlight the need for staff training and their development & Retention.This study also aims at finding out various cost cutting measures and their varied applicability in different sections of the same business operation. Role of implementation of different controls in modulating and affecting staff behavior

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1717-1719  



Kadek Jemmy Waciko, Ismail, B.

In this study, four different method namely Thief-MLP Hybrid, Thief-ELM Hybrid, TBATS and Theta methods are adopted and compared for forecasting tourist arrival to Bali-Indonesia from 3 different continents such as the Australia continent, Europe continent, and Asia continent. To evaluate performance of different methods, the criteria like the Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) and The Mean Absolute Scaled Error (MASE) are used. This study demonstrates that Thief-MLP Hybrid method outperforms Thief-ELM Hybrid, TBATS and Theta methods. Thus, we can produce short-term forecasts and give a contribution to exploring the best performances of the Thief-MLP Hybrid method.

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1720-1725  



Praful.G.Bansod, Dinesh.S.Bhutada, Shyam M Kodape

In this study, Polyethylene glycol is used as a water-soluble polymer to enhance separation efficiency of heavy metal nickel ion The complexion- Nanofiltration technique was used for separation of heavy metal ions. Polyethene glycol form complex with heavy metal ion and increases the separation efficiency. The effects various parameters like pH, Concentration and flow rate on the separation efficiency of heavy metal ion were evaluated. The optimum condition for separation of heavy metal ion was found at pH 10, Concentration (heavy metal ion) 200ppm, and flow rate 3(l/hm2). It was found that the addition of water-soluble polymer gives higher separation efficiency than without water-soluble polymer PEG.

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1726-1730  



Dr.M.Amanullah, R.Lavanya.

This paper comes as a response to the fact that, more and more accidents are caused by people who fall asleep at the wheels. Eye tracking is one of the most important aspects in driver assistance systems, tracking an eye plays a major role as eyes hold more information about gaze, attention and fatigue level of drivers. This plays a vital role in the ADAS systems. The number of times the driver blinks will be taken into account for identification of the driver’s drowsiness. The direction of where the driver is looking will be estimated according to the location of the driver’s eye gaze. The developed algorithm was implemented using Open-CV in order to create a portable system. This system is designed with alarm indication to wake up the driver on the wheels using the buzzer and the vibrator attached to the steering wheel. If the person is inebriated, the vehicle would stop.

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1731-1735  



Krishanveer Singh

Cryptographic ledger knowhows supply innovative open source- mainly based openings for developing new diversities of electronic stages and facilities. whereas analysis on the subject is rising, it's this so much been preponderantly centered to methodical and lawful problems. To widen our thoughtful of cryptographic ledger technology principally based services and phases, we have a predisposition to rest on former literature on payments and payment stages and suggests a research agenda divided into three important areas of like construction problems, problems associated with the uncertain environment; and technology elegance issues. we have a propensity to discuss many salient themes at intervals every of those zones, and originate a group of analysis question for every theme, light the requirement to deal with each hazards and prospects for handlers, still as differing types of unbiassed organizations. With this analysis agenda, we have a tendency to donate to the conversation on future paths for info Systems analysis on cryptographic ledger technology principally based stages and facilities.

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1736-1740  



Marwan Mohamed Abdeldayem, Saeed Hameed Aldulaimi

Bitcoin has risen as the best cryptocurrency ever. Inside two years of its tranquil dispatch in 2009, Bitcoin developed to involve billions of US dollars of financial incentive regardless of just careless examination of the framework's plan. In the meantime an enormous and lively open-source network has proposed and sent various adjustments and augmentations. However, the GCC region remains unexplored in terms of cryptocurrency research. Hence, we provide the first survey on cryptocurrency in the GCC economy. In this exploratory study, we used an online questionnaire survey that was collected from 610 individuals and investors from all Gulf countries namely: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and UAE. The research instrument consists of 24 different questions that measure respondents’ opinions and attitudes toward cryptocurrency in the GCC. The findings reveal that most respondents in the GCC have heard or read about cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. However, a vast majority of them (85%) do not own cryptocurrency. In addition, investing in cryptocurrency is more risky and less profitable than investing in the stock market. Also, if cryptocurrency is government regulated but remained intangible, it would increase their interest in cryptocurrency, and in near future i.e. within 5 years, cryptocurrency will be worth more than today.

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1741-1760  



S.Meher Taj, A.Kumaravel

In this business field, the growth of online stores makes competition harder. Online stores need to have a website or application ready to calculate and classify consumer spending intentions, so customers will ultimately have an eye on things on the sites and applications to make purchases. Fuzzy Petri networks are dominant features as they cover the efficiency and inaccuracy management of sometimes the software field. Researchers use this tool to encode the processing results achieved. Data mining helps sell professionals to improve their consumer behavior understanding. This higher perceptive, in effect, helps them to concentrate on mercantilism campaigns with specific precision and match campaigns with shoppers and prospects, preferences, desires, and attitudes. Fuzzy Petri networks and classification mining methods are enforced data on intention online shopper victimization throughout this paper.

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1761-1768  



Manish Trivedi, Ajay Somkuwar,Deepak Kumar Raghuvanshi

The objective of this paper is Implementation of a microstrip U-slot antenna based on the resonant frequency with High-Frequency Structure Stimulator. In our method, we design an antenna with a range of 1.157GHz, and we improve the gain by placing an array of the antenna. Here rectangular patch antenna is designed FR4 Glass Epoxy Substrate with a dielectric constant of r as 4.4 and a loss tangent, which is equal to 0.02, and copper is used as conducting material. This U-slot microstrip patch antenna is excited with transmission cables of respective length and width. The measurements of the gain, directivity, and efficiency of the developed microstrip patch antenna are derived from High-Frequency Structure Stimulator. There is a relation between the resonant frequency and obtained gain. If the frequency is increased, the gain is maximum. But in the proposed method, the maximum gain is derived from low frequency. The size of the antenna is proportional to frequency, gain, and bandwidth. The U-slot microstrip antenna is built with many constraints to get productive output. It is established that that two slots in U should be kept closed in a distinct patch to produce a wideband process. The u-slot microstrip antenna is made to increase the bandwidth and frequency, and it is proved. The software used here is High-Frequency Structure Stimulator and applied in a wireless local area network. It operates with high bandwidth since the structure of the antenna is too small because of its dielectric constant. It gives a maximum gain with a frequency range of above five GHz.

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1769-1775  



Dhasarathan P, Keerthika B, Naavarasi N R, Ranjitsingh A J A*

Milk gets spoiled easily by microbes if it is not stored properly. To extend the shelf life of milk, the suppliers use different chemicals that are hazardous to infants in prolonged use. As an alternative method of preservation to extend shelf life the extracts of the plant Moringa oleifera Lam was added to raw and pasteurized milk and found effective to keep it unspoiled for a period of 5 hours and 11 hours respectively without refrigeration. The bioactive compound derivatives (R)-3-pyrrolidinol, 5- (p- aminophenyl) - 4- (p- tolyl) - 2- thiazolamine, 2’6’- Dihydroxyacetophenone and other phenolic compounds present in the extract were reported to be effective in arresting spoilage causing microbes and extending the shelf life of the milk. The use of bio-preservatives and their mechanism of action on the spoilage microbes promote a healthy life.

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1766-1769  



P. Kamakshi Priyaa, S. Sathyapriya, Dr. L. Arockiam

Currently, obesity which is a non-communicable disease (NCD) is a serious health issue that leads to many life-threatening diseases like diabetes (Type 2), cancer and heart ailments. Obesity can be determined using various factors, namely age, weight, height and Body Mass Index (BMI). The techniques that are used for obesity prediction are extremely reliant on the BMI; however, the BMI cannot be applied universally. The proposed R ensemble based prediction model incorporating 13 variables has provided an average accuracy of 97.29%. The ensemble model leverages the Enhanced Decision Tree, Naïve Bayes and the Support Vector Machine (Radial SVM). The work has considered unique health parameters such as calories consumed, pregnancy status and bodybuilder which have proved to drastically improve the accuracy of the prediction model.

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1776-1779  



Shaik Vahida, Rayudu Srinivas, Rama Reddy T, Sheik Shabuddin, B. Durga Anuja

Agriculture is playing very crucial part in our everyday life and is a job of Farmers. Farmers follow some steps ladders to firm a field and one among is irrigation (is an essential step in the farming). Irrigation systems must inspire plant development while diminishing salt disproportions, leaf injuries, environmental conditions, and water loss. Loss of water will arise because of, wind drift, vaporation, run-off and water sinking deep below the root. To acquire noble results in irrigation we must use noble irrigation system. Now a days, farmers are using so many irrigation systems like traditional methods, modern methods and automated methods. Even though farmers facing problems to irrigate farm filed in sloppy areas. In this paper an automatic sensor based water pumping system is proposed to made irrigation easy to the farmers by dividing firm field into blocks and each block is monitored with soil moisture, temperate and humidity sensors to pump the water and the proposed method is more useful for irrigation in sloppy areas.

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1780-1783  



Sudhir Kumar Sharma, Dr. Wiqas Ghai

The computing architectures these days are getting sophisticated. The common person is aiming to get the services on the go. Researchers, therefore, envisage expanding cloud computing facilities to smart-phones limitations. The difficulty is that conventional smart-phone implementation designs do not promote the creation of apps that can integrate cloud-computing characteristics and require specific mobile cloud application designs. Scheduling, security, and load management is an essential part of the Cloud computing application architecture as well as mobile computing architecture. This paper presents an energy efficiency mobile computing architecture by using the Modified Best Fit Decreasing (MBFD) algorithm with Artificial neural Network (ANN) as a machine learning approach. The tasks are sorted using MBFD approach and the problem (Over-loading and under-loading) the server is resolved using ANN as a classification approach. The results shows that the tasks completed by mobile servers using ANN approach with less time and also required minimum energy to complete.

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1784-1789  



Dr. Thangadurai.N, Dr. Vinay Kumar S.B, Dr. Gayathri K.M, Dr. R Dhanashekaran

Agriculture is one of the most important aspects of human civilization. The conventions of Internet of things (IOT) have meaningfully contributed in the space in last two eras. IOT is a technology, where actual lifetime physical objects (e.g. sensor nodes) can work collaboratively to create an information based and technology driven system to maximize the benefits (e.g. improved agricultural production) with minimized risks (e.g. environmental impact).Execution of IOT based arrangements, at each period of the region, could be a distinct advantage for entire rural scene, for example from planting to exporting and past. In this paper Fungi-caused diseases in sugarcane are the most dominating conditions which show up as spots on the leaves. In the event that it isn't treated on schedule, causes the extreme misfortune. Over the top utilization of pesticide for plant illnesses treatment builds the expense and ecological contamination so their utilization must be limited. This can be accomplished by focusing on the illnesses places, with the fitting amount and convergence of pesticide by assessing disease seriousness utilizing image handling procedure. Straightforward edge and Triangle thresholding strategies are utilized to portion the leaf zone and sore district region individually. Now a days there was more advance technology is used in agriculture field. In this paper automation robot is used to find disease in sugarcane leaf. At long last weaknesses are categories by computing the remainder of injury region and leaf territory. The precision of the analysis is seen as 98.60 %. Research demonstrates this technique to figure leaf sickness seriousness is quick and accurate.

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1790-1795  



P HarshaLatha, R Mohanasundaram

Malware is the one which frequently growing day by day and becomes major threats to the Internet Security. The are several methods for classifying of new malware from the existing signatures or code. The traditional approaches are not much effective to compete the new arriving malware samples. More antivirus softwares provides defense mechanism against malwares but still zero-day attack is not achieved. To enhance in mechanisms machine learning algorithms are used and provide good experimental results accordingly. While the traditional signature approaches are also failed to compete the new malwares. In this paper, we define malware and types of malware as an overview, as well we define the new mechanism of using machine learning algorithms how effective and efficient in classification of malware detection and we presented the existing works related to malware detection classification using machine learning algorithms and it is discussed about main important challenges that are facing in malware detection classification.

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1796-1802  



R Arun Sekar, S V Ramanan, Sanjeevi Pandiyan, Rajan Cristin

Nowadays in VLSI innovation size, power, speed and cost are the principle plan contemplations in any circuits. As the quantity of included activities in ordinary multipliers are more which brings about increment in delay. Consequently, the circuits structured with ordinary multipliers will expend more power and have less speed. In this paper, design and implementation of FPGA based 32-bit Wallace multiplier, Dadda and modified multiplier has been analysed. These multipliers were designed using Verilog HDL, simulated and synthesis is done in both RTL compiler utilizing Xilinx Vivado and executed on Zynq 7000 arrangement FPGA board.

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1803-1810  



Pratik Biswas, Mridanish Jha

Today a common man is very health conscious, and banks (both private and public) have started providing health insurance schemes to their customers, which is popularly known as mediclaim insurance. Awareness plays a vital role in influencing people to purchase the mediclaim insurance policies. However at the same time low level of awareness with regard to mediclaim insurance creates the difference among the customers. The number of mediclaim insurance sold by banks in India is much less than expected. The reason for such less mediclaim insurance customers in the bank can be explained with the help of a series of socio-economic causes, and due to lack of proper awareness. In this paper the relationship between the level of awareness and purchase of mediclaim insurance policy by the bank customers is presented.

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1811-1815  



Dr. J. Rajini , Dr. V. Krishnamoorthy

The aim of this study is to identify the challenges faced by L2 learners in learning English Language. This study was conducted among students studying in Technical Institutions in Erode District, Tamil Nadu State. The researchers collected the data by administering structured questionnaire method. Systematic sampling method was also employed by the researchers to collect the data. This study was conducted from January 2019 to September 2019. The researchers used statistical techniques like Factor analysis, Multiple regression, Cronbach alpha for data analysis. This study identified seven important dimensions of difficulties faced by L2 learners in learning English Language. They are: Grammar, Vocabulary Knowledge, Fluency, Pronunciation, Comprehension, Mother Tongue Influence and Anxiety. Among the identified dimensions the study found that there are significant impacts on Pronunciation, Comprehension, Mother Tongue Influence and Anxiety. Furthermore, the results revealed that there are no significant impacts on Grammar, Vocabulary Knowledge and Fluency. Mother Tongue Influence had the highest mean score (3.77) and it was the highly perceived problem dimension among engineering students learning English as the second Language.

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1816-1821  



Gaffarov Yarash Khollievich

The Khorezm oasis and its surrounding towns play an important role in the development of historical ties between the peoples of Uzbekistan. Gurganj (Ancient Urgench), Khiva, Kat, Khazorasp, Mizdahkan, Shemakhaqal'a, Zamakhshar, Ardakhushmis, Shahrukh, Puljoy, Bugokhon, Janpikkala, Norinzhon, Shurakhan, Darghana, Sadvar and others. Archaeological research in ancient centers such as Jigarband, Madame, Cardonhos, Kerdor shows that agricultural, livestock, crafts and trade relations are also developing in Khorezm, based on ceramic vessels, coins and items found in archaeological research. However, there are many written sources and archeological sites that have not yet been fully explored. In particular, there are such monuments in the Khorezm oasis, and both written sources and archaeological research indicate that they played an important role in the socio-economic, political and cultural history of the ancient region. Among such monuments, the study of the history of the Khazarasp monument is of great importance in covering the unexplored pages of Khorezm's history. Therefore, one of the most important tasks is to cover the history of these monuments. The need to educate our people in the spirit of patriotism as a result of the study of their history, to provide young people with the deep knowledge and skills in local history, is based on the theoretical and practical relevance of the topic we have chosen.

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1822-1826  



Nandini K. Bhandari, Manish Jain

Emotions result in physical and physiological changes which affect human intelligence and the world around us. Emotions which indicates inner feelings of a person is represented by EEG as a direct brain response to a stimuli. EEG-based emotion recognition is widely used in affect computing to improve communication between machines and human. In this paper we provide a comprehensive overview of methods proposed for emotion recognition using EEG published in last ten years. Our analysis is focused on feature extraction, selection and classification of EEG for emotion recognition. This survey will be a mile stone for researchers in enhancing the development of emotion recognition using EEG.

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1827-1836  



Suriyadi, Dedy Takdir Syaifuddin, Dasmin Sidu, Mursidin

This study aims to determine and analyze the effect of situational leadership style, work motivation, and cohesiveness on job satisfaction and employee performance. The population in this study were all civil servants in the scope of Konawe District Office of education and culture with a total of 120 ASNs and all of them were used as respondents. The analytical tool used is the SEM with the AMOS program. Based on the results of the study, several conclusions can be formulated as follows: (1) Situational leadership, work motivation and group cohesiveness have a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction. This means that the better situational leadership, the higher the work motivation and group cohesiveness, the higher employee job satisfaction will be, (2) Situational leadership, group cohesiveness has a positive and significant effect on employee performance while the effect of work motivation and job satisfaction on employee performance is not significant. This means that increasing situational leadership and group cohesiveness have a significant impact on performance improvement while work motivation and job satisfaction are not significant and (3) Job satisfaction does not mediate the influence of situational leadership, work motivation and group cohesiveness on employee performance.

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1837-1843  



S. Muthuselvan, K. Somasundaram, S. Rajaprakash

Software development is one of the significant and necessary profession in the global scenarios. All the fields in the world like finance, transport, education, design, government and private sectors of the professions using software day to day life. In this, software development process contain the different type of process for meet the client requirements. For the competency of the competitors, it is very difficult to retain the clients. It will create the uncertainty of the software field, also, it will create the multi criteria decision making issues. To overcome the above issue, in this work, will identify the important attributes from the software requirement analysis phase with the help. Applying the intelligent agent system for allocation of the survey and receiving the opinion through the questionnaire generated by the intelligent agent.

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1844-1852  



Roubaldeep Kaur, Supreet Kaur

Energy conservation is defined as an ill posed problem in wireless sensor networks. Many protocols have been proposed improve the energy conservation. But, it has been found that the actual most of the existing methods has got neglected very first debris difficulty with particle swarm optimization based protocols. As inadequately selected debris bring about poor results. Genetic algorithm based protocols would not ensure that the world global optimized final results however wealthy for the mutation and also crossover operators. . The use of the Non dominated sorted genetic algorithm (NSGA) is ignored to efficiently elect the inter cluster data aggregation path selection. Therefore, in order to remove these issues NSGA based inter cluster data aggregations proposed in this work Principle betterment has become produced by changing the actual the particle swarm optimization with NSGA based optimization technique for energy efficient routing. Also, the actual utilization of the compressive stinking additionally raises the functionality further. A compressive stinking makes use of details union to eradicate well not required details via sensor nodes. Ultimately, comparison research show that the proposed technique significantly reduce the energy consumption and therefore improve the network lifetime.

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1853-1859  



Dr. P.G.THIRUMAGAL , Dr. S. SURESH

Theoretically, both the spot and futures market must move together and adjust or respond to the information and events in a similar manner The main objective of this paper is to analyze the factors influencing futures contract. Eight top market capitalization Indian IT companies were used. Number of Contracts, Spot Return and Turnover were the major factors have significant impact on the futures return.

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1860-1864  



Didha Bacha Moti, Nidhi Walia

The use of mobile phones for the provision of digital financial services in developing countries like Ethiopia is with an increased level of importance mainly in communities that are either unbanked or under-banked. There are several factors that influence user’s perception towards the usefulness of mobile payment services, among which perceived compatibility, social influence and perceived ease of use on the usefulness have taken the attention of the researchers. Accordingly, the study aimed at examining the effect of mobile payment services’ perceived compatibility, social influence and perceived ease of use on the usefulness of mobile payment services. The data for the study were collected from 406 active M-BIRR and HelloCash MPS users through a questionnaire. The collected data fit the requirements for SEM; the study results indicate that perceived compatibility (COMP), social influence (SI) and perceived ease of use (PEOU) influence significantly the perceived usefulness (PU) of mobile payment systems (MPS).

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1865-1873  



Davron Juraev, Khusnora Juraeva, Pokizakhon Muslimova

In this article applicate of spatial methods of interpolation for results of geodetic monitoring of constructions allows to simplify processes of planning, control and decision-making.

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1874-1875  



Hendrayana, Ninik Umi hartanti, Sri Mulyani

Ponyfish (Leiognagthus sp.) in Tegal Regency Waters decreased due to increased fishing intensity. The aim of the research was to determine the bioeconomy of Ponyfish (Leiognagthus sp.) in Tegal Regency. The research method used is bioeconomy analysis by calculating the Maximum Sustainable Yield (MSY) of Ponyfish. The result showed that caught of the ponyfishes in Larangan was to 3.186 kg/year/boat whith a size of 1,6-6,9 cm and Suradadi was to 5.650 kg/year/boat with a size of 1,6-9,4 cm. The sustainable potential value of Ponyfhis in Larangan is 202,16 kg/year/boat and Suradadi is 111,16 kg/year/boat.

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1876-1878  



Fatmasari Sukesti, Imam Ghozali, Fuad

Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) issues have attracted many researches throughout the world. BEPS activities could reduce tax revenues for countries that apply normal or high tax rates in their taxation systems, and could also encourage the creation of injustice in the global economy. The aim of this study was to examine the mediation role of dislosure quality in the relationship between IFRS convergence and profit shifting studies in multinational companies in Indonesia. The research used panel data with 63 samples of multinational corporations listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange 2012-2016 and tested the samples with Eviews program statistics tool. The results of the test conducted on direct relationship between IFRS convergence and profit shifting showed that implementation of IFRS convergence in Indonesia had a negative influence and significant effect on profit shifting. The results of the tests on the indirect relationship showed that IFRS convergence had significant affect to the improvement of disclosure quality, the disclosure quality had positif impact and significant effect on profit shifting. Thus the mediation role of disclosure quality have not been proven in this study. R2 showed an effect of 73,4% from the independent variable while other influences were caused by other variables.

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1879-1885  



Nurhudaya, S.A Lily Nurillah, Annisa Nur Zerlinda, Muhammad Solehuddin, Dodi Suryana

This study was motivated by the importance of mindfulness in individuals including elementary school students. The purpose of the study was to show a comparison of mindfulness of students in public elementary school and integrated Islamic elementary school based on aspects of attention, awareness, acceptance, and present focus. A study carried out at 096 Sarijadi Selatan Elementary School and Az-Zahra integrated Islamic Elementary School by using quantitative research and comparative study research methods. The participants in this study were six-grade elementary school students of 50 students from each school. Data collection tools in the form of questionnaire Cognitive and Affective Mindfulness Scale-Revised (CAMS-R) by Greg Feldman, et.al in 2006. The results showed that the condition of mindfulness in students in public elementary school and integrated Islamic elementary school had a pretty slight difference. Mindfulness in 096 Sarijadi Selatan Elementary School students is in the medium qualifications with a proportion of 74%, and mindfulness in Az-Zahra integrated Islamic Elementary School students are in the medium qualifications with a proportion of 76%.

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1886-1890  



Aas Saomah, Dodi Suryana, Ozkabia Ardana Adzani

Aggressive behavior is one of the problems of externalizing children. And this research uses quantitative approaches. Aggressive phenomena in students worry parents, educators, or guidance and counseling teachers or counselors. This study uses a quantitative, descriptive approach to describing phenomena that exist, in descriptive research that problem-solving is systematical, factual, and accurate. The goal of descriptive research is to create a systematic, factual, and accurate description of the facts and traits of a particular population. Through a cross-sectional study, the means of harvesting is performed only once at a time.A total of 36 electives learners are involved as respondents in this study. According to measurements, 50% of respondents have aggressive behavior based on moderate physical aspects, and 52.7% of respondents are included in aggressive behavior in verbal aspects are categorized high.

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1891-1894  



Harini Abrilia Setyawati, Agus suroso, Pramono Hari Adi

Batik is a wax-resist with a dyeing technique used in textiles that are valued for nation identity and the value of the life of Indonesian culture. Batik has been an art and craft for centuries. The speciality of culture-based products, human creativity, technological innovation, the natural environment are the primary sources of differences in the production of handmade batik, and it is essential to maintain its existence. This study generally aims to empirically examine the relationship between entrepreneurial networking to marketing performance, and the mediating entrepreneurial orientation and innovation capabilities on the relationship between entrepreneurial networking to marketing performance. Data were collected from the owner of Batik Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Kebumen Regency. The total sample of this research is 100 MSMEs. The present study uses variance-based structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) to diagnose the association between entrepreneurial orientation and marketing performance through innovation capabilities and entrepreneurial networking. Research results indicated that Entrepreneurial orientation has a positive effect on Entrepreneurial networking, innovation capabilities and marketing performance. However, Entrepreneurial networking and innovation capabilities did not affect marketing performance. The results of our study are also beneficial for SME owners. They can produce excellent marketing performance by increasing their entrepreneurial orientation by and the need for achievement by continuing to work until they reach their desired goals. Moreover, it must improve the locus of control, self-reliance and extraversion behaviour.

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1895-1904  



S. Agnes Shifani, M.S. Godwin Premi

The development of Digital Image Correlation (DIC) have created a popular, attractive factor for full-field displacement and measuring strain. Inspite of its improvement, it is sufficiently used as a post-processing factor because of its computational cost and accuracy. In recent years, many researchers proposed new algorithms to improve the accuracy and speed using DIC. The objective of this work focus on subset image size and selection of seed points using image registration process along with average gradient of corner feature. With the help of image correlation method in strain measurement is executed from its first step of setting reference image, deformed images with different loads, matching the sub pixel location, selection of seed point to obtain strain field on surface under this research. The procedure of DIC method in utilizing open source platform Ncorr. Finally, the experimental output validation is evaluated from strain measurement and the result compared with strain value from UTM via tensile test. The strain from both strain gauge and DIC shows that the deviation is not exceeding more than 0.05 pixels.

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1905-1909  



Eka Sakti Yudha, Dodi Suryana, Yulia Nabella

Self-esteem is an evaluation made by an individual to maintain everything related to what is expressed in an agree or disagree attitude and the belief to be able, important, successful and useful. This study discusses the self-esteem of children in terms of the entrance path to the school, namely zoning or non-zoning of seventh-grade at SMPN 1 Cimahi in the 2019/2020 school year. This research uses quantitative. The design used in this study is correlational with descriptive methods. The population of participants in this study involved 50 students consisting of 25 zoning students and 25 non-zoning students. The data collection uses one instrument, the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale instrument.

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1910-1913  



Huynh Tan Hoi

Finding out methods or ways to improve people's health is always focused. How to have beautiful hair is what both men and women want. In order to achieve that, people used natural ingredients to nourish their hair in addition to modern Western medical therapies. The paper was based on sources of journals, documents as well as the survey results completed by patients and foreigners living in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam. The research paper once again determines the importance of folk therapies as well as some great herbs in this country.

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1914-1917  



Huynh Tan Hoi

Machine translation is now rather popular and is gradually breaking the world language barrier. Translation accuracy and efficiency are getting closer to human ability. In addition to translating letters and sentences, machines for translating speech have also been developed and exist in various forms. This technology has both advantages of speed, multilingual compatibility, and mobility, but it also has some disadvantages and has influences on the users. Machine translation, which still has many problems with accuracy, cannot completely replace humans now. Once we understand the advantages and disadvantages of machine translation, its application is not difficult. And after all, if users improve their language skills and knowledge, they can understand and use the words themselves correctly without relying on machine translation. This paper was based on latest journals as well as supports of the respondents who are working and studying in Ho Chi Minh City during August of 2019. From then on, some recommendations were mentioned to confirm the roles of new technology in our modern world.

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1918-1921  



M. Kalpanadevi, Dr. M. Mary Shanthi Rani

Diabetic Retinopathy (DR) is a progressive micro vascular complication of diabetes that affects the eye. It is identified by the appearance of different types of lesions, which includes microaneurysms, Hemorrhages, Macular Edema and Exudates. Detection of lesion plays an important role in early detection and treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy. Machine Learning and Deep Learning are state of the art technologies that are well-suited for data analytical applications specifically in Medical Field. This paper gives a survey about the different machine learning based methods that are used in detection of Diabetic Retinopathy with the comparative analysis of their performance.

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1922-1924  



S.Rajeshkumar, Dr.V.Seenivasagam,D.Vijayakumar,S.Saravanaselvi

Placement is an initial expectation regarding both the institute and the student's perspective. Achieving placement at the right time depends on various factors. This paper makes an investigation into the placement dataset of professional students from diverse domains. Twin fold aspects of assessment have taken into consideration. First, examining student's different performance attributes during all four years of the course. Second, studying the ratio of growth in the placement with the influence of ICT. The analysis returns two classes of students: The Marginal and Virtuous attaining students. This paper also focuses on various classifier's accuracy using WEKA tool. The discoveries in this study indicate that the list of techniques must account to increase the probability of placement as well as an optimal classifier to predict the appropriate class of students.

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1925-1929  



Jeoti Pangging

The purpose of this study was to see the educational status of the Misings tribe of Boloma Mising village in Sivasagar district, Assam. The Mising tribe have their own culture and tradition which is related with their daily life. After the post independence time women have been getting education and able to earn income independently. Number of tribal girls getting education from primary to post graduate level has been gradually increasing. Quite a number of them are getting employment in various organization, including govt. departments. But question is still arise why the Mising women has not able to get higher education despite the government offered facilities. So, through this study try to understand the causes behind the low educational status of the Mising tribe of Assam.

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1930-1932  



Siti Aisyah Nurjannah, Bambang Budiono, Iswandi Imran

In the Indonesian and American codes of reinforced concrete design (SNI 2847:2013 and ACI 318-14, respectively) the Partial Prestressing Ratio (PPR) of a structure element is limited by 25 percent to prevent brittle behavior. Reactive Powder Concrete (RPC) materials provide high compression strength and ductility. The using of RPC allows increasing of PPR. Thus, the RPC structures provide higher nominal moment and ductility than normal concrete structures. The aim of this research was to examine the influence of PPR that exceeds 25 percent on partially pre-stressed beam-column joint sub-assemblages using RPC materials (PPRPC) to their performance. Three PPRPC specimens with PPR of 22.78 and 33.79 percent were tested according to ACI 374.1-05 loading set up. Furthermore, the finite element models of PPRPC were verified with the experiment results and also reinforced using PPR ranging from 22.78 to 41.12 percent. The results showed that the model using a PPR of 33.79 percent provided the optimum performance in terms of highest energy dissipation and ductility ranged from 11.32 to 13.46. It showed that PPRPC using RPC materials provided high performance despite the PPR level exceeds the allowed 25 percent and were suitable for structures in strong earthquake zones.

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1933-1941  



Susi Ari Kristina, Rina Kuswahyuning

Anti-aging cosmetics are among the fastest growing market of the skin-care cosmetic segment. The main objective of this study was to assess the extent of anti-aging cosmetics use pattern and factors associated with purchase behavior among Yogyakarta population, Indonesia. A survey based cross sectional study was used. Customers were conveniently selected and interviewed using structured questionnaires. Cosmetics consumption pattern and market attributes include brand, price, place, and influencer were investigated. The data was analyzed and presented descriptively and Chi-Square test for bivariate analysis. Out of 384 customer surveyed, majority were female (92.44%), average of age 24 years old, bachelor degree level (51%), as a university students (41%) and monthly expense about less than <2 million IDR (42%). The most preferred cosmetic for anti-aging was Wardah (38%), place of purchasing anti-aging cosmetics was the cosmetic stores (49%). Most of respondents spent about 100 thousand IDR for anti-aging cosmetics budget (46%), indicated that anti-aging products is a priority need among customers. Female customers and higher income customers have shown more conscious on buying cosmetics than their counter parts, with OR 1.5 (2.11-4.53) and 2.45 (1.70-3.83) respectively. Market attributes of brand image and influencer associated with decision in buying anti-aging cosmetics with OR 3.21 (1.87-4.21) and 2.13 ( 1.87-3.29) respectively. In other hand, price and place attributes indicates no significant difference at level of p < 0.05. This study concludes that excellent product quality factor plays a key role over other factors. Cosmetic manufactures are required to understand thoroughly the buying behavior before implementing any marketing strategy.

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1942-1945  



N.Manoj, S.K.Maniarasan, M.Mohammed Suhail

At the early age of concrete incorporation of fly ash alone reduces the compressive strength than the incorporation of blended mineral admixtures due to the lack of lime content in the concrete mix and also delays the rate of the hydration process. This paper investigates the impact on the early age strength of fly ash based concrete due to the incorporation of mineral admixtures. Concrete samples with the incorporation of the various percentage of GGBFS (Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag) and Metakaolin (0%, 25%, 50%, 75%) have been cast and tests have been conducted at the 7 days of concrete samples. Results have been compared with conventional concrete which containing fly ash as a certain percentage. Incorporation of GGBFS and Metakaolin with a control mix enhanced the 7 days compressive strength up to 22% compared to the conventional concrete. Hence, the present study suitable for early-age strength development of fly ash-based concrete.

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1946-1948  



Dr.V. Sivakumar, R. Ruthramathi, S. Leelapriyadharsini,

Internet has changed our life. It has brought a new way of communication, transferring information and making businesses. The term already known as Internet of things, provides the idea of the digital connection between objects via internet, creating a network where data is shared and exchanged. Rather than being viewed as a supportive industry to other alternative purposeful areas previously, now, logistics has been regarded as a strategic industry on its own. In the Tuticorin region, the potential for growth is very capable. Despite of the significant expansion of the logistics industry; there has been very little published research in the area of logistics and supply chain resulting in a very limited dissemination of information for the purpose of coordination, wisdom, development and etc. Thus, the purpose of this paper is to examine the technology benefits and challenges faced by the practitioners as well as the relevant parties concerned within the logistics and supply chain industries. This study found key benefits and challenges, namely Freight forwarding logistics providers have been the hindrance for logistics effectiveness in Tuticorin. Thus, provided a base for future researchers to examine any aspects of logistics and supply chain management in Tuticorin.

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1949-1953  



Reshu Goel, Dr. Megha Aggarwal

Micro Finance emerges as an anti-poverty program which is accepted and adopted by every continent and every country. The global nature of the Micro Finance movement is reflected in the growing number of organizations providing Micro finance to poor people. The value of Microfinance and its potential as a tool to help most of the country’s poorest people, evidenced in the substantial track recorded of accomplishment in the recent past. Microfinance programmes allow small loans to poorest people by introducing self-employment generation scheme which helps to earn revenue, make efficient for earning their livelihood independently. Microfinance programmes gives opportunities not only credit but also give services in the form of training and development. Micro Finance is the cost effective and complementary means of rural credit disbursement system, which promotes the quick and timely availability of institutional credit in an economical and effective manner and in small fund without too much legal and procedural framework through Self Help groups (SHGs) and Joint Liability Group (JLG) with banks. The primary objectives of development of any economy are to eliminate of poverty by creating employment opportunities and raising the income levels of the population. There has been remarkable progress in the outreach and expansion of MFIs in India. Against this backdrop, present paper purports to examine status of micro finance and outreach of MFIs in India.

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1954-1959  



Suresh P, Ravikumar O, Hari Krishna Mahesh K, Sri Aashritha S

In recent years, the search engine plays a major role in extracting content in real time for analysis, understanding, etc., and also needs time to process. The chatbots is another form of extracting the required content in different ways with Artificial Intelligence. The main objective of this article is to extract the required content from wiki platform and to deliver in speech and text format for better understanding. There are countless ways, were the chatbots helping in most of the environments with better performance. Even though there is lagging in delivering the required content. In this paper, the AI delivers the required information with shorter period of time in the proposed deliverable formats. The proposed chatbots will work efficiently on the existing database even in addition of more information in the same database. With the advent of these chatbots, needy people can get updated proper information on their own required proposed formats.

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1960-1963  



Vijay Kumar Damera, A Nagesh, M Nagaratna

There is a big race for processing technology and storage and resource sharing capacity on interconnected servers around the world. This race defines what we call “Cloud Computing”. In recent years, cloud computing has developed rapidly in the context of the rise of the global Internet, and more and more services and products based on cloud computing have become more and more. As an emerging information service model, cloud computing has brought about tremendous and profound changes for computing services in the Internet era. However, due to the dynamic and complex nature of the cloud environment, users are faced with various data security and personal privacy risks when using cloud services. These problems have become an important factor hindering the development of cloud computing. In this context, Trust plays a crucial role in cloud environment to offer reliable services to the cloud customers. It is the main reason for the popularity of services among the cloud consumers. To achieve this, trust should be established between cloud service provider and cloud consumer. In this paper, An attempt is made to present different trust evaluation models proposed in the literature for cloud computing environment.

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1964-1971  



J. Sumendran, Kamal Raj Chandra Shekar, G. Jegadeeswari, B. Kirubadurai

This work is measured to be a foremost factor in the growth of an annular combustor. For measure the values for the annular geometry, an analytical approach is used. The dissimilar dimensions of the combustor are gritty dependent on dissimilar mathematical equations. The CATIA V5R20 software is worn to design and fabricating the additional combustor model used in mathematical methods. The template is combined with numerous swirl types and then the investigation of the combustor is performed in the ANSYS code. The difference in pressure drop is calculated for two models premeditated with different types of swirl. It is also studied the mixture of air-fuel, combustion-turbulence. The model evaluated for different models.

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1972-1975  



Karmila Rafiqah M. Rafiq, Fetylyana Nor Pazilah, Goh Ying Tong, Melor Md Yunus, Harwati Hashim

Technology has become a necessity in everyone’s lives and in the education field, technology plays an assisting role, whereby the teaching and learning sessions are usually accompanied by technology. Despite using technology in education, the English as a Second Language (ESL) learners still portray a decline in their English language competency due to lack of vocabularies, which inhibit their proficiency in speaking and writing. Hence, it is important to identify the most suitable tool in teaching ESL vocabularies to learners, starting at a young age. In this 21st-century era, games are becoming popular, especially among teenagers, which resulted in the term gamified-learning. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to design, develop and evaluate the effectiveness of using PowerPoint games in improving ESL learners’ vocabularies. An empirical study involving 37 Malaysian lower secondary school students was carried out, whereby a pre-test and post-test were given prior and after three interventions respectively. Then, a survey and document analysis were carried out to triangulate the data. The findings from the post-test showed a massive improvement in learners’ vocabularies. The results from the survey portrayed that learners have positive perceptions of gamified-learning. This shows that gamified-learning is effective and positively accepted among ESL learners. This paper implied that teachers should modify their teaching methods, to suit the current generation, which can be done by incorporating games into the lesson. Future research can focus more on the different genres of games suited to the different level of students.

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1976-1980  



Tiara, Lisa Nofrianti, Mhmd Habibi, Musdizal, Aan Putra, Lia Angela, Seprianto, Ismi Adelia, Hendra Lardiman

The research was conducted to describe the environment of school utilization as a science learning media, and to describe the effectiveness of it in several dimensions, such as (1) the students’ understanding (2) critical behavior to environmental conditions (3) caring behavior to the environment (4) students’ learning motivation (5) the efficient use of media for teachers. The design of this research was descriptive qualitative research. Moreover, the subjects of this research were the seventh-grade students and the teachers included in the natural science teachers’ forum (MGMP) in Kerinci regency. The result showed the students and the teachers had given a positive response to the environment of school utilization as a science learning media. Meanwhile, the obstacles faced are (1) the lack of the mastery and techniques of the concepts in the utilization of the environment, and (2) the difficulty in regulating the learning process time.

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1981-1983  



Dr Pooja Jain

India being the land of snake charmers has always been influenced by the culture & tradition penetrated deep into its roots. Advertising today has enveloped every nook and corner of India effecting its masses to a high extent. Advertising & Culture go hand in hand. In advertising industry it is often a debate whether culture is reflected in Advertisements. Identifying cultural dimensions correlating with the content seems to be helpful in understanding consumer psychology. Slowly and gradually the mythological tales are being far removed from the understanding of cultural roots. But the fact is that stories, symbols and rituals construct the subjective truth (myths) of ancient and modern cultures around the world. Getting acquainted with mythology can give an innate understanding of human nature and the philosophical questions related to it. Advertising enables an audience to become a prospective customer wherein their purchase behaviour complements and enhances their lifestyles which are based upon combination of factors, including visual presence of products and services in the advertising, prices and their past experiences. In present market scenario, there has been a paradigm shift in consumer acceptance of what is reflected in advertising. As a result situation of certain products and services has somewhat become complex. Products and services that society believe should be available for purchase in market or to be seen by mass audience are prone to diverge in front of those who disagree with this conception For e.g. some believe that birth control products and advertisements related to it should not be available for audience below age of 18. On the contrary special educational sessions are being organised regarding this issue in schools and colleges irrespective of what age audience is. Advertising has thus accelerated the rate of acceptance by creating a culture fully imbibed with ideas, products and deliberate settings just to overcome the causes that may lead to a change. This paper will justify the notion that Advertising efforts leave their imprint on culture, be it negative or positive. There is no one mythology for the world today, in fact people have their own mythologies either reframing old ones or creating new ones.

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1984-1987  



Kerenhappuch Susan, Nazni

Foxtail millet is an excellent functional food lacking commercial success due to difficulty in processing and consumption. The primary focus of this study is to formulate antioxidant rich meal replacement bar and analyze its nutrient composition. Foxtail millet is the principal ingredient in the meal replacement bars formulated. The consumer acceptability of these bars was assessed through organoleptic evaluation. In-vitro antioxidant assays such as DPPH, FRAP, Phosphomolybdenum, and Superoxide Anion Radical Scavenging Activity of the nutritionally finest variation was evaluated and compared against standard ascorbic acid. The foxtail millet meal replacement bars (FMRB) contains 249 to 283 Kcal energy, 49.23 to 55.90g carbohydrate, 7.14 to 9.05 g protein, and 2.34 to 2.63g fat. The FMRB were well accepted by the consumers. The in-vitro antioxidant activity of the ethanolic extract of FMRB and ascorbic acid was determined in a concentration-dependent manner (20µg-120µg). The sample extract concentration required for the half-maximal inhibition (IC50) of DPPH and superoxide anion radical was calculated. The FMRB extract has good reducing power of ferric ion (0.8857 FRAP absorbance value) and phosphate-molybdenum IV (0.9180 absorbance value). Whereas, it exhibited a lower scavenging effect against superoxide radical (17.90%) but stronger scavenging activity of DPPH (86.69%). The present study indicates that the nutritional composition of the meal replacement bars was adequate to be a healthy snack and ethanolic extract of the FMRB possesses potent antioxidant activity which supports that bar is a potential ready-to-eat functional food.

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1988-1992  



Ilma Sarimustaqiyma Rianse, Wa Kuasa Baka, Pertiwi Syarni, Fahria Nadiryati Sadimantara

The aims of this study was to determine the strategy to develop sustainable farming of purple sweet potato commodity in Wulanga Jaya Village, West Muna Regency. The samples were determined by purposively with 30 samples, comprising 17 farmers, 6 traders, and 7 stakeholders that were related to the development of sweet potato. To analysis the data, it used SWOT analysis. The results of this study indicate that the strategy of developing sustainable farming in the purple sweet potato commodity is in region I (aggressive strategy). The situation in a region-I (first) is very beneficial for sweet potato farming. The strategy that must be applied is to support growth-oriented strategy. This strategy tends to focus on SO (Strength-Opportunities). In other words, it utilizes strengths to take advantage of existing opportunities.

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1993-1996  



Huynh Tan Hoi

In this paper, the impact of modern science and technology on online learning and the merits and demerits are analysed. By comparing traditional teaching methods and online learning to improve Japanese learning and education, some merits and demerits are also mentioned. The data used for this article have been collected from 100 learners and 20 teachers in Vietnam. The paper also aims to analyse various advantages and disadvantages of learning Japanese online in order to find the best method.

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1997-2001  



Baskar. D, Dr. Selvam. P

The modern power system requires real-time monitoring and fast control to be protected from faults on transmission lines. The detection and classification of faulty conditions in power systems is a task of crucial importance for reliable operation. The traditional fault diagnosis methods rely on the manual feature extraction of engineers with prior knowledge that has been proposed by several researchers for fault detection and classification. It is highly necessary to identify faults in any analog circuit to ensure the circuit's reliability. Early diagnosis of faults in a circuit can help to maintain the system significantly by avoiding potentially harmful damage from the fault. Automatically and accurately identifying the incipient micro-fault in the power system, especially for fault orientations and severity degree, is still a significant challenge in the field of intelligent fault diagnosis. Intelligent fault diagnosis methods based on machine learning become a research hotspot in the fault diagnosis field. In this paper, various machine learning algorithms are discussed.

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2002-2008  



Agus Bandiyono, Riyan Dwi Saputro

Since 2000 the Government of Indonesia has begun to pay attention to the issue of equality of women, as evidenced through the Presidential Instruction (Inpres) No. 9 of 2000 concerning Gender Mainstreaming in National Development. In the Inpres stated the purpose of Gender Mainstreaming (PUG) is the implementation of planning, drafting, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating gender development policies and national programs. In order to achieve this, an effective gender responsive budget is needed. The purpose of this study is to examine and determine the factors that influence the performance of gender responsive budgeting. This research is quantitative research. The type of data used in this study is primary data through a questionnaire. The population of this study were employees involved in the process of gender responsive budgeting in 20 Government Work Units namely 75 employees, in the form of 60 employees who were still actively compiling gender responsive budgets plus 15 employees who had compiled gender responsive budgets in previous assignments. Based on the discussion in this study which has been described previously, then some conclusions can be drawn that organizational commitment has a positive and significant effect on the performance of gender responsive budgeting. Furthermore, the external pressure variable does not moderate the relationship between organizational commitment and the performance of gender responsive budgeting, and the environmental uncertainty variable also does not moderate the relationship between organizational commitment and the performance of gender responsive budgeting and organizational culture variables also does not moderate the relationship between organizational commitment and responsive budgeting performance gender.

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2009-2023  



Agus Sunarya Sulaeman, Acwin Hendra Saputra, I Gede Agus Ariutama

The need for disaster risk financing is critical for Indonesian government to be proposed as one of the responses to manage the fact that Indonesia sits on the most active pacific ring of fire where most earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. Thus, this study attempted to investigate the isomorphic pressures on Indonesian public organizations from a disaster risk finance perspective. The discussion then becomes important since the government is seen as one of the central institutions responsible to deliver public goods and services, particularly in efforts to mitigate the natural disasters. Issues such as lack of government response, unclear disaster policies, and disaster management miss coordination, the absence of post-disaster management planning to the incompetence human capacity in public sector to handle the disaster became a source of questions on how both central and local governments deal with disaster risk policy. Therefore, it is important to conduct an assessment related to how the government institutionalizes disaster management policies, especially on disaster financing policies that should be reflected through the government's budget alignments to attain public legitimacy, including in disaster risk financing efforts. This study found that the dominating pressure in the disaster management implementation was normative pressure which was specified by the issuance of Law no. 24 of 2007, establishment of InaSAFE, and experience of losses. By knowing the institutional pressure, we gain basic knowledge required to design appropriate responses and strategies to isomorphic pressures to support institutional sustainability, particularly disaster risk finance policy.

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2024-2033  



K. Tamil Selvi , Dr. R.Thamilselvan

Real time analysis of network traffic is prime factor for network intrusion detection. The core element of intrusion detection is the traffic classification. The traditional network is distributed in nature and implementation of intelligence in the network is a complex task. Software Defined Networking (SDN) provides a way for including intelligence into the network. SDN can provide centralized controller, dynamic update of flow table and traffic analysis, global view of network topology and dynamic routing. With these characteristics, network intelligence can be easily integrated into SDN environment. Machine learning algorithms are implemented for traffic classification. But it cannot suit to dynamic nature of the network and also classification of new trends of traffic. Deep learning techniques are best needed solution for traffic classification. It exhibits dynamic feature selection from the input traffic and provides higher rate of traffic classification accuracy. This paper summarizes various traffic classification techniques based on deep learning applied to SDN.

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2034-2041  



Munjiatun, Eddy Noviana, Zufriady, Erlisnawati, Zariul Antosa

Maintaining and preserving the environment and maintaining its continuity for future generations one of which is through education. Environmental education is an educational platform that provides students with the knowledge, values, and skills in maintaining and managing the environment for the present and the future. The contents of TAM are noble values that are under Islam value, Malay Culture, and social norms. TAM functions to educate in instilling the noble values of Islam and cultural values. The TAM referred to in this paper is poetry which contains values and advice on environmental management and preservation. TAM integration as a form of local wisdom in education can be formed and developed through eco-culture learning which is assisted with sources and teaching materials related to environmental management and preservation. Conclusions from the preliminary study in developing sources and teaching materials that are integrated with TAM as local wisdom for eco-culture learning for students in primary schools are very needed and important.

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2042-2046  



M.Geetha, N.Vimala

Big data reflects the exponential increase of everyday data generated by devices connected to a network. Big data is not only enormous amount of data, but also the ways with which it could be stored, processed and analyzed. It is called the 3 Vs of big data, Volume, Variety and Velocity of data that is beyond the compute capacity of conventional data processing facilities. It requires schema-less data processing facilities, which is one way of providing solution to manage such data. This solution also is not complete without imbibing the semantic information inherent in natural language data. Hence, there is a need for extracting information, which is concerned with semantic information instead of considering only the structural information. This brings an interesting concept called semantic relevancy. The semantic information retrieval systems have to adopt according the domain knowledge involved. When dealing with semantic information, it is highly important to construct queries that could fetch semantically relevant documents than a syntactic retrieval. This would help to build systems that are not affected by polysemy and granularity mismatch. Semantic matching achieves exact interlinking of concepts among documents thereby providing a holistic view of the domain. The linking problem can be solved with the help of knowledge graph obtained from semantic interlinking. Therefore, this work reviews the various semantic information retrieval techniques with respect to big data. The pros and cons of various techniques are analysed the suggestions are made to future researchers.

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2047-2053  



Maranatha Wijayaningtyas, Togi H. Nainggolan

Millennial homebuyers are influenced by a number of internal and external factors in their decision to buy a green residential building. Empirical findings from previous studies indicate that environmental knowledge and attitudes affect consumer behavioral intention in purchasing environmentally-friendly products. Thus, this study aimed at finding out whether the millennial generation’s environmental knowledge influences their purchase intentions mediated by attitudes toward green residential buildings. A quantitative approach was employed using survey design by distributing questionnaires to 250 prospective millennial generation buyers residing in Surabaya and Malang. It was found that environmental knowledge positively shared with attitude influences the purchase intention of a green building. Furthermore, the results of the analysis show that attitude is a partial mediating factor of environmental knowledge. Overall, this study provides empirical evidence that attitude toward green residential buildings had less effect on millennial generation compared to environmental knowledge on purchase intention. This demonstrates that the millennial generation has not gained positive benefits from a green residential building.

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2054-2059  



Siva Kumar Kotamraju

The paper deals with the design and development of Regression automation for Architectural Checker. The Automation Script developed automates the running of Chekhov (AV Tool Frame Work) for all Processors and collects the files in desired Paths.

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2060-2064  



R. B. Durairaj, G. Mageshwaran, Prem Anand T P J Jeyajeevahan R Rajasekar

Biodiesel has become one of the promising alternative fuels. Various strategies are applied to improve the engine performance and emission characteristics. Most research works suggested that B20 (blend of 20% of biodiesel and 80% of diesel) could serve effectively, which can replace only 20% of the diesel requirement without any engine modifications. Very few researchers have worked in engine modification for improving the engine performance and emissions. The objective of this work is to propose a design modification of the intake manifold to improve engine performance and emissions. In this work, the influence of modified intake manifold with a Converging tube of varying ratio of outer to inner diameter (1, 1.25, 1.5 and 1.75) was investigated on the engine performance and emission characteristics. The experiments were carried out in a single cylinder diesel engine and the measurements were taken to determine engine performance and emissions. The results suggest that the addition of Converging of ratios of outer to inner diameter increased the engine performance while reducing the emissions of CO and HC. However, there was no significant reduction in NOx emissions.

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2065-2070  



A.Karthikeyan, Dr. S. Vijayarajan

Electric vehicles (EVs) are winding up progressively prominent in numerous nations of the world. EVs are demonstrating more energy effective and ecological well-disposed than ICEVs. Be that as it may, the absence of charging stations confines the wide appropriation of EVs on the planet. As EV use develops, progressively open spaces are introducing EV charging stations. Then again, if EVs are charged by means of existing utility framework controlled by petroleum derivative based age framework, at that point it influences the dissemination framework and couldn't be earth well disposed. As solar has great potential to generate the electricity from the PV panel, the charging of EVs from PV panels would be a great solution and also a sustainable step toward the environment. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of solar PV-EV charging systems and deployment in the world. Analytical methods were proposed to obtain information about EV charging behavior, modes of charging station operation, and geolocation of charging station users. The methodology presented here was time- and cost-effective, and very helpful to the researchers and students in this field.

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2071-2079  



S.Malathy, Dr.K.Sangeetha, Dr.C.N.Vanitha

Nowadays monitoring systems for larger areas are utilizing the wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) integrated systems. The WSN-UAV integrated system architectures will consider many parameters such as communication and computing, networking protocols and image sensing. Since the UAVs are battery enabled devices energy efficiency have been leveraged to a maximum extent in order to prove the practical implementation of the concept. The design of suitable algorithms for efficient data processing, improving energy efficiency, reconstructing the paths, improving link quality and communication and addressing security issues has become a key research area of interdisciplinary research. The paper was focused on the concepts and applications which are utilizing UAV–WSN systems jointly and the parameters and their impact are analyzed from this point of view. The paper offers a timely review of energy efficient WSN-UAV systems in terms of topological aspects, clustering techniques, nature inspired optimization techniques, coverage and connectivity across various applications. Application references are enlisted in various domains such as agriculture, viticulture, bigdata, IoT and security. Finally, the research gaps are outlined to produce effective solutions to create a considerable economic and social impact.

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2080-2089  



S.Gowsika, M.E.,

In peer to peer networking, in order to improve the overall performance of the file sharing system the competent file querying is essential, for this a method called Locality aware interest cluster p2p file sharing system (LAIC) is introduced. In this work, based on the locality the physically close nodes are clustered and based on the interest sub cluster is formed. Locality aware interest clustering enhances the process through various steps. First, the proximity nodes are clustered and the interest nodes are classified into sub-cluster as a group. Second, it constructs an overlay to diminish node overload. Third, it reduces the file sharing setback by using proactive file information collection. Fourth, the overhead of the file information collection is reduced by using bloom filter based information. Fifth, the Cluster leader is elected by using JSD method. In this work, file querying and sub-interest file querying mechanism is proposed to increase the efficiency in interest cluster. To further enhance the file query efficiency, a cost effective file replication algorithm is introduced In-order to reduce the cost as well as to improve the query efficiency.

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2090-2093  



Vinod Kumar, Sanjeev Kumar Dhull

The non-uniform array performance depends upon the various factors like number of array elements, signal to noise ratio and spacing between them. The non-uniform array provides better accuracy and resolution than uniform linear array. The main objective of the paper is to find the best algorithm using Genetic Algorithm in which a novel non uniform circular array has been proposed in order to detect the signal directions. The Music algorithm and ESPRIT algorithm shows better results on the optimized non-uniform array.

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2094-2097  



C.S Padmasini , Dr K. Shyamala

Automotive customer plays an important role in deciding the automotive market and its movement. Based on the Automotive Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) requirements, the automotive ancillary manufacturer upgrades their output and satisfies their customer needs. Original Data is categorized into Original Equipment Manufacturing customer supplies, Original Equipment Spare Parts distribution (OES) and to sales and service dealerships. The attributes of the data varies from customer to customer and for a same customer, category to category. The QCD (Quality, Cost and Delivery) criteria’s are important to determine customer priorities and group them to find which customer need to be handled on priority basis. PCAEBK-means model is proposed for find the number of clusters which is best suited for this data set. The proposed model comprises the concept of The Principal Component Analysis for dimensionality reduction. Integrated K-means with Elbow method is used to find the optimal number of clusters suitable for the auto component customers.

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2098-2101  



B.Manjula Josephine, K.Ruth Ramya, K.V.S.N Rama Rao, Swarna Kuchibhotla, P. Venkata Bala Kishore, S. Rahamathulla,

Agriculture plays big role in populated countries like Bharat. AsCrop yields are basically subject to climate. A developing exact writing models this relationship so as to extend environmental change impacts on the part. We describe an approach to predict millet crop yield prediction, which can be done by taking high dimensional datasets. By using Random Forest Classifier, we obtained 99.74% of accuracy in calculating the millet crop yield prediction by taking various input fields like soil, min temp, max temp, humidity, rainfall, etc.Thus, Millet Crop Yield Prediction is an important agricultural problem this work will help the farmers to identify the crop losses and prevent it in future. We would like to extend this work to predict and find out the accuracy of millet crop yield for both Support Vector Machine(SVM) and Linear Regression (LR).

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2102-2106  



Patricio G. Cabading, Philip G. Cabading, Elmer B. Dollera, Dann D. Lusterio, Justinne D. Rosete

This paper is about the study on energy conservation for window type air conditioner. Due to the sky rocketing price of electric energy available in the Philippines, energy conservation is an ideal alternative scheme in order to reduce the operating cost of energy consuming devices. Air conditioning energy sector consumes around 37% of the Philippine energy mix in residential and commercial buildings in the Philippines. With this situation, much of the energy can be saved if air conditioning system uses solar energy coupled with the inverter technology. The Inverter technology (DC) is the latest evolution of technology concerning the electro motors of the compressors. An inverter is used to control the speed of the compressor motor, so as to continuously regulate the flow of refrigerant to the evaporator when there is a lower demand for the room cooling system. With a lower mass flow rate of refrigerant of the system, energy consumption of the air conditioning system will significantly reduce without sacrificing the indoor temperature of the room. The DC Inverter units have a variable-frequency drive that comprises an adjustable electrical inverter used to control the speed of the electromotor. The drive converts the incoming AC current to DC and then through a modulation in an electrical inverter produces current of desired frequency. This study deals with the performance evaluation of a 0.75 horsepower inverter window type air-conditioning unit in Xavier University Campus. By supplying the correct amount of DC/AC voltage, the performance of the system remains the same. The data of the experimental rig, through a data logger, were gathered from 1 o’clock in the afternoon to 5 o’clock in the evening. The COP and EER of the solar-powered air conditioning system were calculated based on the result of the data recorded from the experimental rig. The COP of the system is 4.77 & the EER is 16.25 for the whole system during the test period. The average temperature recorded by the data logger in the controlled room is 19.5 oC dry bulb and 14.5 oC wet bulb temperatures, which are more than enough for the minimum requirement in the comfort air conditioning system.

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2107-2112  



Kadirova Halima Buvabaevna

This article is written about the factors and the problems which influence national development changes in the society as a result of dynamics, also close link between national self-understading and identity, components of the concept of self-understading, national pride, patriotism, spiritual and moral environment, national traditions, interpretation of identity by national mind are enlightened. The level of the sympathy of the citizens towards their motherland is shown according to the information given by “Ijtomoiy fikr”, the Centre for Investigation of Public Opinions.

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2122-2124  



S.Vijayalakshmi, P.Sabarish, S.R.Paveethra, Dr.P.R.Sivaraman, Dr.V.Venkatesh

In this paper, a high power factor electronic ballast for metal halide (MH) lamps based on Rectifier, Boost converter, High frequency inverter and a LC filter is proposed. The boost converter acts as a power factor corrector (PFC) and it is designed to operate in discontinuous conduction mode to attain a high power factor at the input line. A full bridge inverter with bi-directional switch, an inductor, and a capacitor with a high frequency voltage is used to prevent the lamp from resonance. The output power of the lamp is controlled only by adjusting the duty ratio and the circuit operation is designed and its performance shown in MATLAB/SIMULINK.

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2125-2129  



Mr. D. Selvakarthi, Dr. D. Sivabalaselvamani, Ms. V. Nivetha, Mr. S. Pratheep, Mr. S. Pravin, Mr. S. R. Thiyaneshwaran

The accidents are becoming a common occurrence on the roads due to negligence. According to recent survey 70 % of the accidents occur due to driver’s carelessness. This proposed method “smart assist system” ensures the human safety. The main reasons for accidents are fire accidents in the vehicle, sudden lane changing, and fall asleep while driving, drunk and drive. The proposed system mainly focuses on the areas of blind spot, drowsiness, and flame and alcohol detection. These problems can be rectified using various sensors with the help of a controller. The indicators are used to alert and ensure the safety of the driver and also the passengers. The signal received from the sensors are fed to the controller and the actions are taken by the controller accordingly. These safety features are added to the vehicles which helps to avoid accidents by alerting the driver, implementing safeguards and take over the control.

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2130-2134  



Dr. P. Deivendran, Dr. K. Anbazhagan, P. Sailaja, Dr. E.Sujatha, M. Rajesh Babu, S. Sudhakar

Cloud Computing is a forthcoming, booming technology that provides the right use to the shared pool of resources by the Service Providers. Scalability is a fascinating feature that attracts most of the customers because it meets with all the needs of the small and big companies either by growing or decreasing the necessary resources, which you are not utilizing. The scalability of Web service centered on the change of the output of the Web service, which is distinct resting on several scaling factors and variables. Productivity is calculated based on the bandwidth consumed by an exacting composite service. A generally use metric for scalability in parallel computing speeded up, which is evident as the relative amount of the sequential execution time over the identical execution time.

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2135-2139  



S.Biruntha, S.Balaji, S.Dhyakesh, B.R.Karthik Srini, J.Boopala, S.Sudhakar

The Siddha pulse finding is old type of medical diagnosis in the world. According to Siddha, 96 principles are representing 96 physiological functions of the body. These 96 principles have a pattern of the pulse; any abnormality in the pulse pattern represents the presence of a disease or malfunction of the specific physiological function. Knowing the disease or defect, the necessary treatment is provided. Digitalizing Siddha pulse diagnosis can help accurate findings of irregularities in the human body. Pressure Transducers are used here to assess the deformation of the radial artery, which ultimately senses pressure in them; three pressure transducers are used at three different reading spots, namely vadha, pita, and Kapha according to Siddha medicine. The demands read are then transmitted to a Smartphone application through a Bluetooth transmitter connected with an audrino board, the manipulations are done in the application using the already created database, and then the diagnosed reports are provided digitally.

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2140-2143  



Nurkhodzha AKBULAEV

The article considers the impact of using taxi order mobile applications on the financial condition and activities of the entire industry. The study conducted a comparative analysis of the activities being carried out by the largest taxi mobile applications: Yandex Taxi and Uber as well as companies providing taxi transportation. The data obtained from the performed analysis formed the basis of some conclusions. In particular, some problems encountered during the activities of taxi companies were identified: a constant price reduction that displace competitors from the market, the reduction of service quality in the companies providing services via the taxi order mobile applications, and the reduction of income in companies using traditional taxi services. The Results showed that the increase in the companies' revenue generated by providing services of mobile taxi applications rising above 1000 million rubles led to a drop in the revenue of taxi companies that use traditional forms of activity. So, the main directions of the market's development connected with the provision of passenger transportation services by means of a car taxi are offered. For this purpose, there is need to integrate modern ways of doing business into the routine activities of the enterprises that are engaged in taxi transportation.

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2144-2150  



G.Swathi , G.Rajasekhara Reddy, M.Rajesh, M.Venkataswamy, B.Deva Prasad Raju , N.John Sushma

Curcumin is an active natural polyphenol component of Curcuma longa using in several different fields, such as food, textile, and the pharmaceutical industry because of its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. To overcome the problem of poor bioavailability, low solubility in aqueous media, we have developed the Curcumin loaded Non-toxic inorganic MgO nanoparticles which can dissolve at slightly acidic conditions can be used as drug delivery systems has advantages such as a long lifetime circulation, ability to improve the drug’s aqueous solubility as well the bioavailability, and the capacity to overcome physiological barriers that comprise a very effective and attractive treatment for several diseases. In our present study we have aimed to synthesize Curcumin loaded magnesium oxide nanoparticle as magnesium is main constituent of human body used to load and unload Curcumin molecules by Mg(OH)2 precipitation followed by calcinations technique. Synthesis of Curcumin loaded MgONPs (CuMgONPs) nanoparticles can be primarily confirmed by UV-Visible analysis at 360-380nm and 420-440nm represents the magnesium oxide and the Curcumin. The physicochemical characteristics of CuMgONPs were studied and based on the results of the parameters like particle size, polydispersity index, zeta potential, encapsulation efficiency and drug loading capacity of formulation was 179.2nm, 0.423,-40.8 mV, 83.43 and 17.23 respectively. Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) peaks suggested that magnesium oxide and Curcumin are compatible with each other. X-ray diffraction(XRD) confirmed the reduced crystal formation of Curcumin encapsulated in the metal oxide nanoparticles. SEM analysis has shown the average particle size was found to be in the range of 429-611nm. In vitro release studies of CuMgONPs was observed at different pH conditions (3, 5, 7.4) compared to the Curcumin solution for 5-day period with the maximum release rate of 88% with controlled drug release was observed at acidic pH 3 along with the 82 % of invitro antioxidant activity which is compared with the Ascorbic acid. The studies confirmed that Curcumin loaded MgONPs (CuMgONPs) were prepared using precipitation followed by calcinations technique resulted in promising drug delivery system for control drug release with improved bioavailability with good stability provided by the metal oxide coating.

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2151-2156  



S. Vinod Kumar, Dr. V. Anuratha

Certain particular combinations of traits make routing in ad hoc networks exciting. The confined energy capacity of mobile computing devices has introduced energy conservation to the leading edge of concerns for enabling mobile communications. This is a particular difficulty for mobile ad hoc networks where devices are expected to be deployed for lengthy durations of time with restricted ability for recharging batteries. Such expectancies call for the conservation of energy in all components of the cellular device to help enhancements in device lifetime. Mobile Ad hoc Networks encompass mobile nodes with constrained battery energy. The vital trouble for routing in mobile ad hoc network is the way to choose a strong path with longer lifetime on account that mobility and strength drain of a node reasons common course failure. This route failure causes common direction discovery which influences the overall performance of the routing protocol. The direction failure additionally will increase computational overhead of the nodes. Hence, in this paper, we introduce Energy Efficient – Optimized Hierarchical Routing Algorithm (EE-OHRA), to offer higher and extra stable strength based routing route for comparable node’s characteristics in a network environment. The related node discovery set of rules is planned in that network, which is carried out to select the routing node for the precise direction with similar or related nodes with its ability, and characteristics. It is simple to provide predictable packet transmission in a specific direction. The theoretical evaluation and simulation consequences shows that our proposed optimized EE-OHRA reduces general energy consumption, reduces end-to-end put off, increases packet shipping ratio and achieves maximum network lifetime.

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2157-2162  



Randy Joy Magno Ventayen, Renato Espinoza Salcedo, Caren Casama Orlanda-Ventayen, Lemuel Magno Ventayen, Timothy Joshua Magno Ventayen

Since the transition of Senior High School in the Philippines, technology also arose and became one of the trends in education. As Education 4.0 enters the academe, teachers should be equipped with competencies relating to blended learning. This study aimed to determine readiness and practices of teachers, specifically this study determine the profile of the teachers, level of readiness of SHS Teachers for Open and Distance Education in terms of self-direction, learning preferences, study habits, technology skills, and computer equipment capabilities. Identify the linear correlations of variables, and lastly develop a proposed Blended Learning Preparedness Framework. The SHS Teachers of the current SY 2018-2019 were the sources of data for this study. Frequency, Percentage, Average weighted mean and linear correlation was used as a statistical treatment. The result of the study shows that the majority of respondents were ready for Open and Distance Education. The proposed Blended Learning Preparedness Framework enables educators in the Senior High School level to improve their skills in Distance Education application and application is recommended.

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2163-2168  



Randy Joy Magno Ventayen, Renato Espinoza Salcedo, Caren Casama Orlanda-Ventayen

Students are the clients of institutions and educators. In order for them to equipped with the best knowledge, understanding the new trends in technology is needed. Since the generation of computers arises, student learning not just at the tertiary level but also in the high school level should elevate into the technology-oriented classroom. This study aimed to answer the engagement and readiness of the Senior High School Students by determining the profile of the SHS students, the level of readiness SHS Students for Open and Distance Education, and the linear correlation of variables. A Proposed Online Learning Environment Model was also discussed. The SHS Students of the current SY 2018-2019 were the sources of data for this study. Frequency, Percentage, Average weighted mean and linear correlation was used as a statistical treatment. The result of the study shows that the majority of students were engaged and ready for Open and Distance Education. The proposed Online Learning Environment Model enables students in the Senior High School level to fully utilized distance education.

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2169-2174  



Pramod Mathew Jacob, Prasanna Mani

Software plays a pivotal role in this technology era. Due to its increased applicable domains, quality of the software being developed is to be monitored and controlled. Software organization follows many testing methodologies to perform quality management. Testing methodologies can be either manual or automated. Automated testing tools got massive acceptability among software professionals due to its enhanced features and functionalities than that of manual testing. There are hundreds of test automation tools available, among which some perform exceptionally well. Due to the availability of large set of tools, it is a herculean task for the project manager to choose the appropriate automation tool, which is suitable for their project domain. In this paper, we derive a software testing tool selection model which evaluates the performance aspects of a script-based testing tool. Experimental evaluation proves that, it can be used to compare and evaluate various performance characteristics of commercially accepted test automation tools based on user experience as well as system performance.

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2175-2180  



Rajasree Hazra , Dr. Chandan Kumar Ghosh

In this study, equilateral pentagon 4 (2x2) elements flexible microstrip patch antenna array, using rubber substrate is designed and simulated to function at 5.2 GHz for the application of uterine tumour detection. A study using different combinations of array elements is also presented. The centre-to-centre patch element distance is kept λ (λ = guided wavelength) for the array to control the mutual coupling. Electromagnetic simulator Ansoft HFSS 13 is used for the simulation. The characteristic analysis such as return loss (RL), radiation pattern of the antenna array have been investigated. 4-elements antenna array has been measured. Uterus phantom model is also designed. This flexible patch antenna is experimented on this uterus phantom model for uterine tumour detection. CST Studio Suite 2019 is used for designing uterus phantom model. The measured results have a good agreement with simulated results. In this investigation, return loss of -20.02 dB and antenna gain of 10.47 dBi have been achieved for the proposed array.

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2181-2186  



Petros Abebe Melerasha, Ratinder Kaur

Coffee is produced and exports more than 70 countries and provides economic benefits at each step of the global value chain that links growers to consumers. This study identified the net profit of different actors involved in coffee production, processing and marketing per kilogram and average net benefits. The finding of the study reveals that per one-kilogram green coffee farmers' highly benefited 64.34 % share followed by wholesalers 32.80 % of share and the lowest benefits gained by collectors' share of 2.86 %; whereas in average net benefit gained in the production year coffee is highly profitable at the wholesalers' share of 79.77 % followed by collectors 17.40 % share and lowest in farmers share of 2.83 %. Coffee is highly profitable at wholesalers' level.

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2187-2190  



T.Sundararasan, Prof.G.Kalaiyarasan, R.Udhaya Mohan Babu, X.Arockia Anita, Sohel Rana Sarkar

Education, apart from encompassing both teaching and learning, encompasses nice social importance, particularly within the fashionable, advanced industrialized societies. The most important social objective of education is to complete the socialization method which guarantees the symmetrical growth of physical, mental and spiritual aspects of individuals. The utilization of technology in education has increased the quality in our education system. This paper estimates the impact of Priceless Laptop Computer Scheme of Government of Tamil Nadu to the students of government and aided schools and its role in the socio-economic development of undergraduate students. The analysis reveals that the welfare scheme facilitates access to top-quality studies and it causes socio-economic development among vulnerable, deprived youth, principally from a rural background, increasing with the timely access to academic requirement, to higher levels of study, and studies abroad. The welfare scheme’s cooperative approach holds promise for scaling up this and similar efforts to extend establishment participation among youth in Tamilnadu and alternative locations. In recent years, the implementation of innovative schemes from the government has allowed creating an impact on the financial aid of the primary way of education. In this sense, the introduction of technology on education at the state level allowed learners with digital acquisition and their potential skills to use those skills within the geographic point reciprocally for the next level. Finally, the introduction of schemes can even facilitate to cut back the human workforce indirectly. In summary, the social and economic impact of conversion indicates an important contribution to education growth and price improvement. On the opposite hand, job creation effects seem to take issue by trade aspect.

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2191-2195  



Tripti Dhote, Pankaj Pathak, Prasanna Kulkarni

Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon (GAFA), global technology players, have transformed the banking business. As of now, GAFA’s storming into financial services is incidental to and an extension of their normal business. With their ability to map, analyze and leverage big data across social media, smart phones, customer purchase information, and expectations of retail banking services, GAFA can provide a high quality personalized customer experience. To cope with these challenges, banks must transform themselves to offer a richer and satisfying customer experience. The digital as well as physical environments need to be integrated. Advanced information and communication technologies such as artificial intelligence can provide better insights into individual customer preferences. But there is a need for quick action. Amazon, Apple, Google, Intuit and PayPal have already joined hands in an association called ‘Financial Innovation Now’, to encourage innovation in financial services. Global encouragement to ‘FinTech’ has paved the way for other digital disruptors. Banks must face these challenges and be proactive. They need to review and revise their business models and develop new revenue streams. This is precisely where advanced technologies can help. This paper asserts that to face such intensely technological competition, the banking industry will have to develop the ability to systematically and strategically leverage customer insights, advanced analytics and digital technologies.

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2196-2199  



Martinus Robert Hutauruk, Imam Ghozali, Yacobus Sutarmo

The accountant profession's existence in Indonesia is beneficial for completing development in all fields. There are no activities that do not require reliable and accurate administrative management. The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of financial statement utilization, client behavior, other accountant professions, and moderation of other accountant professions on client behavior and decisions to use KJA services. The study uses a questionnaire medium of KJA that has been sampled and has provided an answer to perception. Quantitative data analysis using SEM PLS with SmartPLS 3.2.8 software. The study results show that financial report utilization, client behavior, other accountant professions, and the moderating effect of other accountant professions have a negative and significant effect on the decision to use the KJA services. There are also shows that the higher these factors, the lower the decision to use KJA services.

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2200-2206  



Sathiskumar S, Navean G V, Hari Prakash R, Vishnu Praveen S

As far as automobiles are concerned, safety is very important to reduce the occurrence of accidents in speed restricted zones. It minimizes the loss of property and life. According to the recent surveys, in the past few years, an accident near the school zones, hospital zones and sharp turnings have increased tremendously, because of their hurry to get the targeted place soon. Therefore controlling vehicle speed has been a crucial issue to be considered. This paper aims to give a practical, compact and simple design to develop an automatic vehicle speed control system, which has to be quickly get implemented in school, college, hospital, sharp turning zones to reduce the number of accidents. This automated speed controlling system is built using the microcontroller-based platform of the Arduino Uno board. Here the Arduino is programmed in such a way that, the prescribed speed limit was incorporated in the transmitter unit which transmits the signals, and it was received by the receiver in the vehicle using Zigbee wireless communication technology and the speed of the vehicle was automatically controlled by the input signals by the receiver, with the help of speed encoder sensor. Once this technique was implemented the accidents will be reduced on a larger rate, and also reduce the nuisance by some drivers.

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2207-2210  



China Subbarao Chikkam

Paraffinic crude oil flows freely at higher temperature, as temperature reduces it tends to crystallize, or deposit around the down hole tubular, or at the face of producing zones in the well bore regions. It results in complete blockage of crude passage and possesses severe production problems causing huge economic loss. This problem is overcome by using microbes as tertiary oil recovery and this technique termed as Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery (MEOR). Oil rich in paraffin is degraded with Paraffin Degrading Bacteria (PDB) so as to mitigate deposition of paraffin in well tubing‘s, decreasing the pour point of oil and increase its flow rate. Wells in which production of oil decreases are treated with bacterial culture so as to enhance oil recovery from the field. Laboratory studies in Indian Institute of Reservoir Studies (IRS) at Ahmedabad showed significant reduction in the viscosity and the pour point of the crude oil.

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2211-2214  



Alwan Sri Kustono, Imam Mas’ud, Wasilah Agustina

This study aims to determine the feasibility of SMEs of fermented cassava processing by identifying production costs and analyzing the value chain. Production cost have impact on determining the selling price. Analyzing the value chain of SMEs is useful for developing SMEs in Bondowoso and Jember Regency. These activities increase the added value of fermented cassava products and analyze the capacity of resources in developing SMEs. Result this research can provide alternative forms of support the regional government to develop the fermented cassava industry. Research method is a qualitative research conducted to collect and analyze data. The results show that there are non-value added activity. The activity includes the selection of raw materials, banana leaf sorting, and select baskets. If the industry can provide suppliers with criteria and quality standards, these activities can be eliminated.

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2215-2218  



Wildah Romaito Napitupulu, Edi Syahputra, Bornok Sinaga

This study aims to: 1) develop learning device through problem-based learning model with adobe flash are valid, practice, and effective; 2) analyze the combinatoric ability students in class XI of MAN 2 Deli Serdang through learning device developed by problem-based learning model with adobe flash. The type of This research is development research using the development model of the Thiagarajan 4-D model. Based on the results of trial I and trial II that have met valid criteria according to experts, were tested in class XI-MIA of MAN 2 Deli Serdang. The results of the analysis of the data obtained indicate that learning device based on PBL-AAF met the criteria of practice from the implementation of the learning device can be said good, effectiveness and can improve combinatoric ability. Based on the results of the study, it was suggested that device developed trial is better than trial I and can make an effort mathematics learning using learning device based PBL-AAF.

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2229-2227  



Yansen Siahaan, Elly Susanti, Acai Sudirman

The purpose of this study is to test empirically the effect of Firm Characteristics on Firm value through Triple Bottom Line Disclosure. The objects of this study are Pharmaceutical companies listed in Indonesian Stock Exchange from 2009 to 2017. The level of TBL Disclosure is measured by disclosure index using GRI Guideliness (G3). The data analysis used for this study is Smart PLS V.3.0. Independence Variables used in this study is firm characteristics, Intervening variable used is TBL Disclosure and TOBIN`s Q as dependence variable. The result of this study shows that TBL disclosure is fail to mediate the relation of firm characteristics with Firm value. Suggestion for next research is to add other factors independent variable and the object of study includes all the sectors listed in Indonesian stock exchange.

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2228-2233  



Deepti Kesarwani, Jadi Bala Komaraiah

Persistence of gender gap in education is the most prominent characteristics of Indian education system. In higher technical education, this gender disparity has aggravated many times due to several factors. In the present study, we assessed the consent of the students of engineering college for the factors behind the unequal ratio of girls and boys in higher technical education. The results of the study suggests that most of the students including girls agreed with the fact that this gender disparity is mainly due the lack of girl’s security, financial crisis at home, lack of parents support and other backward socio-cultural practices prevalent in the society. It is the society and government who can provide a safe environment and spread awareness about education through policy making and media campaigns in order to make women more empowered by increasing gender equality in technical education.

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2234-2238  



G.Sivapriya, Dr.P.Keerthika

A new method has been proposed in the paper for spotting the diseased areas of tomato leaf using deep convolution neural network algorithm. Nowadays plants are being affected by different kinds of diseases which results in reduced crop yield. It is possible to prevent the diseases by locating it in starting stages. In the proposed method deep layered convolution neural network architecture is used for automatic detection of diseased spots. Max pooling layers are used in this architecture which gives the better results and for reducing the over fitting different drop out mechanisms are added. The proposed deep CNN architecture is tested with many images and the accuracy in classification is achieved with 96.2 %. The architecture is trained with various dropouts and batch size in each iteration. The accuracy achieved through this method is higher than the traditional algorithms like AlexNet, VGG16 and Inception-v4 of identifying the images.

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2239-2245  



C Thangam, P Tamilselvi

A method for weighted pseudo-random test generation based on a deterministic test set is described. The main advantages of the method described over existing methods are: (1) only three easily generated weights-0, 0.5 and 1-are used, (2) a minimum number of shift register cells is used, thus leading to minimal hardware for Built-In-Test applications, and (3) the weights are selected to allow the same coverage of target faults attained by the deterministic test set, to be attained by weighted random patterns. The method is suitable for both combinational and sequential circuits. Experimental results are provided for ISCAS-85 benchmark circuits. Since accumulators are commonly found in current VLSI chips, this scheme can be efficiently utilized to drive down the hardware of BIST pattern generation, as well. Comparisons with previously presented schemes indicate that the proposed scheme compares favorably with respect to the required hardware.

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2246-2250  



Saravanan N, Sanjay S, Sreenithiyanandan R S, Vimal Raj T

The purpose of this project is to clean the floor in colleges, hospitals, auditoriums, malls and workshops. It is to design and develop floors for cleaning wet and dry surfaces. It is useful for cleaning wet as well as dry floors. In modern days interior cleaning is becoming important in our life, floor cleaning is important for our health and this floor cleaning machine reduces the effort required for cleaning. So this project is very useful in our day to day life. It is simple to manufacture and easy to operate, anyone can operate this machine easily. This floor cleaning machine consists of conveyor belt, swiping brush, wipers. The total cost of this machine is also affordable. Machines already available in the market are operating under different principles and the cost is very high. In recent years, floor cleaning machines are becoming more popular for cleaning large floor area in minimum time. However in India, which is a developing country, a large number of such machines are needed to meet the cleaning needs

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2251-2253  



K. Gowthami, R. Jaya Madhuri

The aim of the present study was to identify the potent microbial strains with anti-fibrinolytic activity from marine sediment. Marine sediments were collected from Pulicat Lake in southern India and were processed to isolate various kinds of microorganisms. The isolated microbes were screening for their fibrinolytic activity. Further, the effect of the crude enzyme extract of potent bacterial strain on RBC, animal tissue and a blood clot was also scrutinized. Out of 20 isolated microorganisms, only one bacterial strain (GPJ3) has shown potential fibrinolytic activity. The cultural, morphological, and biochemical characters and 16S rRNA sequencing suggest that the isolated strain is Bacillus sp. From the results, it can be concluded that the marine bacterial strain, GPJ3 could act as an anti-fibrinolytic agent..

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2254-2258  



Sitti Hajiyanti Makatita, Syafa Lisaholit, Azwan

High levels of cholesterol in the blood is a serious problem because it is one of the risk factors for various non-communicable diseases such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes mellitus. The results of Riskesdas in 2013 the proportion of Indonesian population with higher than normal cholesterol levels is higher in women at 39.6% compared to men at 30%. Some of the factors that influence total cholesterol levels are high-fiber diets, high-fat diets, smoking habits, gender, obesity and physical activity. Bamboo shoots are shoots (young stems) of bamboo plants. The high antioxidant, potassium and srat content in bamboo shoots can help reduce levels of bad cholesterol in the body without reducing the amount of good cholesterol. This study aims to look at the effect of bamboo shoot consumption on reducing blood cholesterol levels. The method used is a quasi experiment. Large samples of 30 people who have cholesterol levels more than the normal range (high). Blood samples are taken at night 10-15 minutes before consuming bamboo shoots and 9-10 hours of fasting after consuming bamboo shoots. Data were then analyzed using paired t tests. The results showed that blood cholesterol levels before shoot consumption showed the mean value ± standard deviation: 248.11 ± 24.42. Meanwhile, after consumption, bamboo shoots decreased with mean ± standard deviation: 214.87 ± 35.47. Statistical test results with paired sample t test showed that the value of p = 0.000 (p <0.05) which means that there are significant changes in blood cholesterol levels before bamboo shoot consumption and after bamboo shoot consumption. From the results it can be concluded that there is an effect of bamboo shoot consumption on blood cholesterol levels.

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2259-2262  



L Jalaja & Dr. R. Prakash Babu

E-tailing also referred to as Electronic retailing, pertains to the selling of goods on the Internet. It is both on business to business (B2B) and business to customers (B2C) basis. E-tailing is a subset of e-commerce refers to transactions that are conducted over an electronic network, where the buyer and the merchants are not at the same physical location. E-tailers account for a majority of online sales in several categories such as books, music and video, foods &beverages, home appliances etc. E-tailing industry is also growing tremendously due to the rapid growth in the broadband connections and smartphones in many developing economies. With the growth in the trend in e-commerce (e-tail) there arises few challenges which if addressed with an appropriate strategy can get the industry booming. This study covers the present scenarios of e-tailing opportunities and challenges and the future trends etc., this study is based on secondary data and references.

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2263-2266  



A. Haja Sharieff, S. Sabena, V.Sathiyavathi, L. SaiRamesh

An intelligent framework for Joint Data Hiding and Compression on image has been proposed in this paper. The proposed framework is the combination of the schemes such as data hiding, compression and image in-painting. In this intelligent framework, we have used an existing technique called Side Match Vector Quantization (SMVQ) and the proposed Intelligent Fast Local Image In-painting(IFLII) techniques to overcome the drawbacks in the existing system. In addition, we have used the multi agents for data hiding, compression and in-painting process in this proposed intelligent framework. In implementation, a cover image is taken first and is divided into blocks of n x n matrices. The topmost and the leftmost blocks are compressed using Vector Quantization (VQ). Other remaining blocks are called residual blocks and are embedded with the secret data. Simultaneously Side Match Vector Quantization (SMVQ) and prediction are applied to this current block and neighboring pixels. If prediction error exists then VQ technique is applied again, else SMVQ technique is applied to that block. Embedding is adjusted by incorporating the fast local Image In-painting. Finally, the image decompression process takes place and then the embedded secret bits are extracted. The experimental results show the efficiency of the proposed intelligent frameworks. The proposed framework achieves better performance in the way of capability of data hiding, compression ratio and quality of decompression.

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2267-2271  



J. Samuel, P.S. Joanna

The experimental investigation and numerical simulation of the behaviour of built-up Cold-Formed Steel (CFS) I beams with diagonal reinforcing bars welded to the web in order to restrain web buckling is presented in this paper. Experiments were conducted on three types of CFS beams. In the first case, no diagonal bars were present, in the second case diagonal bars were welded to the web in the shear zones and in the third case diagonal bars were provided in the shear zones and flexure zone. The simply supported beams were subjected to two-point loading. Load carrying capacity, deflection, strain and failure parameters like lateral torsional buckling and local buckling were examined. It is found that the beam with diagonal bars in the shear zone and flexural zone had greater load carrying capacity and underwent lesser strain than the other two cases. Also, numerical analysis using ANSYS WORKBENCH was done to find the flexural behaviour of CFS beams with diagonal web reinforcing bars which concurred with the test results. The study also proves that Finite Element (FE) modeling can be relied upon as a sustainable alternative to expensive experimental testing

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2272-2276  



Amit Kore, Dr. Manoj Ranjan Mishra

Wireless Sensor Network and IoT are in great demand from the recent years, as nowadays we have seen a wide growth of wireless devices including cellular phones, laptops, mobiles, PDA’s etc. Wireless Sensor Networks consists of thousands of tiny sensor nodes. In a wireless sensor network a node is no longer useful when its battery dies, so to avoid this problem many protocols were introduced but most of the rank is given to hierarchical routing protocols. Increasingly, organizations in a variety of industries are using IoT to operate more efficiently, better understand customers to deliver enhanced customer service, improve decision-making and increase the value of the business. A thing in the internet of things can be a person with a heart monitor implant, a farm animal with a biochip transponder, an automobile that has built-in sensors to alert the driver when tire pressure is low or any other natural or man-made object that can be assigned an IP address and is able to transfer data over a network. WSN and IoT need the security mechanism which efficiently works with high security methods which provide the proper authorization of nodes in the network to avoid malicious activities and provide the better performance of the ad-hoc network. To provide the better security and energy efficiency this paper presents a joint survey on security mechanism to use energy efficiently and security features of IoT.

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2277-2285  



R.Sridevi, Dr. P.Chandrasekhar

An Efficient geometry with active shielding for Coupled RLC interconnects driven by a CMOS gate for crosstalk reduction has been presented in this paper. Two RLC interconnects have been used as shields on both sides of the victim line while maintaining minimum area and power requirements. Shielded interconnect lines are modeled using FDTD technique and the model proposed is validated using HSPICE simulations for 32nm technology. From the transient responses for different switching cases on the proposed geometry, it can be observed that the outcomes using HSPICE and FDTD modeling differ by very small value of less than 5%. The results indicate that crosstalk effects like crosstalk noise, noise peak and power dissipation are reduced considerably using shields between interconnects by 66.6%, 20%, 32%, 40% when compared with unshielded interconnect lines.

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2286-2291  



Sadriddin Sayfiddinov, Ulugbek Akhmadiyorov

This article proposes modern ways to improve energy efficiency in the renovation of apartment buildings in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The concept of a passive house is proposed. The basic idea is that the total energy requirement is covered by solar energy or the recovery of heat generated by household appliances and people. In these houses it will be possible to widely use modern building materials and structures, as well as the latest engineering equipment.

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2292-2294  



Fatwa Tentama, Subardjo, Lharasati Dewi

Work motivation is one important factors of job satisfaction. This research aims to determine the correlation between work motivation and job satisfaction of the academic staffs. The research subjects consisted of 40 academic staffs who have already worked for at least 1 year in University X Yogyakarta. Those subjects were chosen by simple random sampling technique. In addition, work motivation and job satisfaction scales were used to collect the data. Pearson’s product moment analyzed the data of this research. The results show that the coefficient between work motivation and job satisfaction is 0.689 with a significance level of 0.000 (p<0.05). It can be inferred that there is a very significant positive relationship between work motivation and job satisfaction of the academic staffs in University X Yogyakarta. In other words, the higher the work motivation, the higher the job satisfaction of the academic staffs.

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2295-2297  



Fatwa Tentama

Employee job satisfaction is an important factor that must be considered every organization. This study aims to determine job satisfaction at lecturers at University of "X", test the validity and reliability of construct job satisfaction scale, to know the contribution of aspects and indicators in reflecting job satisfaction, and test the theoretical model of job satisfaction fit with empirical data. The population of this study amounted to 402 lecturers with characteristic status as a permanent lecturer, has worked at least 1 year and male and female sex. The sample size is 202 subjects. Subjects consisted of 119 (58.9%) women and 83 (41.1%) men. Sampling technique using probability sampling is by simple random sampling. Methods of data collection using job satisfaction scale. Data analysis using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with 2nd Order CFA through Lisrel program 8.80. The result of the analysis shows that the lecturer at University of "X" has job satisfaction in high enough category. Job satisfaction is reflected by the aspect of the job itself, salary, promotion, supervision, and colleagues are valid, significant and reliable to measure job satisfaction. The most dominant aspect that reflects job satisfaction is the aspect of promotion, with indicators are justice gained to get promotions and opportunities to get promotions. The lowest aspect that reflects job satisfaction is the job itself that is the perception of its work and the individual's feelings toward the job. The theoretical model of job satisfaction variables is fit with empirical data. The main fit model criteria used in testing the suitability of this model are Chi Square p, RMSEA, NFI, NNFI, CFI, IFI, GFI, AGFI.

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2298-2303  



Gafurova Nodira Mirhosilovna

This article was written with the aim of developing a system for managing the activities of academic lyceums based on information and communication technologies. The following tasks are solved in the article as: determination of the content and organizational structure of the electronic system aimed at the formation of an integrated educational information environment; determination of the composition and content of the electronic educational information environment; the organization of educational activities of academic lyceums and the development of control software; improvement of the modernized electronic didactic support for informatization of the educational process. Also, the article substantiates the relevance and necessity of the topic of the dissertation, sets out a foreign research review, defines goals, objectives, object, subject of research, shows the correspondence of the work to important areas of development of science and technology, and also provides information on scientific novelty, reliability of results, theoretical and practical significance, implementation of the results in practice, structure and publicity of the work, including those related to the development of methods for using the resources of a single information and education There is no clear-cut space aimed at creating a unified information and educational environment of the academic lyceum, improving the quality of education based on the generalization and development of leading experiences in this field, despite certain results achieved in the implementation of information and communication technologies in the educational processes of educational institutions. institutions. Pilot work was carried out, the training method was developed on the basis of the problem, didactic foundations were determined and conclusions were drawn.

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2304-2308  



Haesoo Kim, Younghee Kim, Kyunghwa Sung, Eunju Kim, Kisok Kim

Heavy metals released from various sources in urban environments are a public concern. In this study, heavy metal concentrations were measured in ambient air in Daegu, South Korea from 2016 to 2018. To explore the possible influences of temporal factors on the heavy metal distributions, we used data on the concentrations of airborne metals provided by the Daegu Metropolitan Institute of Health & the Environment. The airborne concentrations of lead, cadmium, and arsenic tended to decrease over the study period. Lead and cadmium showed systematic seasonal variations in their airborne concentrations. The airborne concentration of arsenic tended to increase significantly in spring and fall compared with summer, whereas those of chromium and manganese did not show significant seasonal fluctuations over the study period. Our findings suggest that the airborne concentrations of some metals are strongly influenced by temporal factors.

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2309-2311  



Niswatin, Wasino, Suyahmo, Thriwaty Arsal

The offerings of the larung offerings are a sea salvation ceremony aimed at seeking blessings and safety for fishermen when they are at sea looking for sea products to meet their daily needs. Many young people do not understand the value and meaning of ritual offerings that are held every year. This study aims to analyze the importance of value education for the people of Bluru Village, Sidoarjo District, Sidoarjo Regency, especially young people. The research method uses information related to the tradition of the larung offering ritual. This study uses a qualitative method using a case study approach, research subjects are 25 young people aged 18-25 years with different family life backgrounds. Data collection techniques using direct observation, participant interviews. Appoint several informants as sources of information in away purposive. The results showed that the tradition of offering the larvae carried out by the coastal communities of Bluru Village provided value education including: religious values, tolerance, social attitudes, local wisdom, preservation, and economy.

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2312-2315  



Ankur Goyal, Dr. Vivek Kumar Sharma

Multicasting in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) is a technique to transfer data to the group of destinations from single or group of source nodes. However, the devices in the MANETs move randomly in the network leading to frequent topology changes. The link breakages occurring due to constant changing topology reduce the performance of the network. This paper presents a multicasting routing protocol that focuses on repairing the local links in an energy efficient way. The proposed Modified Local Link Repair (MLLR) multicasting routing protocol rebuilds the link from the uplink node to the node next to the downlink node. The performance of the procedure has been compared based on routing overhead, throughput, packet delivery ratio and remaining energy of the network. It shows improvement in Energy consumption and throughput with the existing algorithm. Proposed algorithm is showing to reduce 34.78% average End to End Delay and decreasing 83.52% routing overhead with comparison to existing algorithm The proposed protocol has shown improvement over the existing EOD-LLR multicasting routing protocol.

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2316-2321  



Hajar, Syamsu Alam, Mursalim Nohong

The effect of ownership structure on financial decisions of the manufacturing sector on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. This reseach aims to determine the effect of ownership structure on financial decisions on manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. A sample of 11 manufacturing companies were listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange during the 2014-2018 period. The research method uses structural equation modeling with the help of AMOS 21.0 software. The results showed that: (1) institutional ownership has a negative and not significant effect on investment decisions, and (2) The ownership structure has a positive and not significant effect on funding decisions.

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2322-2324  



Priyadharshini K S, Nandhini S S, Gunasekaran M

Energy efficiency and adaptation to non-critical failure are the two major issues that must be considered for the organization of any Wireless Sensor Network (WSN). Multi-path routing is an effective result to overcome the internal failure of WSNs. In this paper, we propose a method for evaluating the energy of each node involved in WSNs multi-path routing. In the proposed method, directing timetable is set up at the Base Station (BS) which shares it with every one of the hubs in the whole system. The proposed method has an effective result which is determined with different parameters, for instance, separation amongst sender and receiver hubs, separation between next hop hub to the BS and furthermore on the quantity of jumps to send information from next hop hub to the BS. The proposed method is implemented using NS2 simulator and assessed through different execution measurements.

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2325-2329  



Dr.B.Balakumar. Dr. P. RAVIRAJ

The recognition of a mind cancer and its grouping from present day image modalities is an essential worry, yet a tedious and dreary work was achieved by radiologists or medical bosses. The precision of identification and tumor stages grouping done by radiologists is relied upon their knowledge just, so the PC supported innovation is imperative to help with the conclusion exactness. In this research, a tumor portion is segmented from the brain image by using Adjusted Kernel-Based Fuzzy C-Means (MKFCM) algorithm. The input images are resized like 256×256 in the pre - processing stage. The pre-processed MRI image segmented by MKFCM, which is a stretchy top ML system to locate the object in a difficult pattern. Next, Hybrid Feature Extraction (HFE) performed on the segmented image to increase the feature subsets. The feature selection (FS) process was performed by Kernel Nearest Neighbour (KNN) based Genetic Algorithm (GA) in order to acquire the best feature values. The best feature values given to the Naive Bayes (NB) classifier as an input, which is classified into Meningioma, Glioma and Pituitary regions in the MRI images. The performance of proposed KNN-GA-FS-NB method is validated by T1-WCEMRI dataset.

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2330-2335  



Dr. P. Revathi, Dr. N. Karpagavalli, Dr. K. Juliet Catherine Angel

A versatile specially appointed system (MANET) is an assortment of portable hubs that are constantly self-structuring and work on establishment less system. An instrument for broadcasting is flooding where a solicitation is retransmitted by a hub in any event once, yet it is incapable regarding transmission capacity and vitality. Vitality the executives assumes a significant job in arrange. The effective course is set up utilizing Dynamic source directing (DSR) Routing Protocol. The Binary Social Spider Optimization (BSSO) algorithm is used for clustering of sensor nodes and maintaining load balancing in an efficient way. Efficient black hole detection using Malicious Node Detection Mechanism-TX/RX (MNS-TX/RX) with optimized routing algorithm is implemented in a secure environment by using Advanced Hybrid Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) cryptanalysis and Elliptic Curve Cryptosystems (ECC). Thus “DSR-BSSO-MANETs” algorithm has precisely detected the black hole node and finds the proper solution for transmitting data for maintaining lifetime and Load- balancing by analyzing performance such as Through-put, routing overhead, packet delivery ratio (PDR), drop, delay and energy consumption in a secure environment.

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2336-2342  



K.A.Ibrahim Sheriff, V.Hariharan, B.Mathan Kumar

Identifying the defects in the bearings is very much essential for condition monitoring. In this paper, various bearing condition monitoring Techniques were reviewed briefly. Specifically, the reviewed bearing condition monitoring methods include acoustic emission, surface roughness, and vibration monitoring

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2343-2346  



Dr. Aruna Dhamija

The religious sector has been such that it has attracted a lot of visitors to the places of interest such as shrines and dwelling places of deities in a large number since times immemorial. With time, the same has been shaped in a manner that it has evolved to the concept of spiritual tourism wherein the visiting religious believers are treated on the lines of tourists owing to the notion that they are looking for ways in which their religious visit could be touted on the lines of a holiday along with fulfilling the religious purpose for which it is being undertaken. The present paper proposes various concepts in this regard and highlights how the sector has evolved with the coming together of locals and tourists along with tour operators to provide memorable religious visits with an overview of a tour where the religious tourists is provided with all the amenities which they could avail giving them a feel of comfort and luxury in the place of hardship in terms of visiting such destinations which were quite difficult to reach. The paper also explore the ill-effects arising out of spiritual tourism and how the same could be kept in check.

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2347-2352  



Baiduri, Agung Deddiliawan Ismail, Riny Sulfiyah

This study aims to analyze the concept understanding of junior high school students in the visualization phase in geometry learning using van Hiele's models assisted by manipulative media of the rotary wheel. The research design used experimental teaching with descriptive type and there are 26 students of VII grade of Junior High School 4 as research subjects. Data were collected by observation, VHGT, tests and analyzed descriptively. The results showed that student's understanding of concepts in quadrilateral and triangle materials were good. At each stage of the van Hiele learning model, students can understand various indicators of understanding concepts. Furthermore, learning the geometry of van Hiele's model assisted by the manipulative media of the rotary wheel improves student thinking from the visualization phase to the analysis phase.

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2353-2359  



Herman Yuliansyah, Desita Putri Niranda, Ika Arfiani

High school selection is a process to choose the best schools that appropriate for prospective students based on their competence and skills. Most prospective students cannot determine the appropriate school selection because students need guidance and consult with their Guidance and Counseling teacher to get advice. Later, most researchers focus on the implementation of data mining to analyze the student data of high education, namely university or polytechnic, so this research conduct to find for previous data patterns. The main objective of this research is to propose a recommender system to select the appropriate schools based on the apriori method in data mining. The recommender system considers previous knowledge from the dataset and extracts the dataset to be training data, then using the apriori method to determine the schools’ selection. The recommender system is implemented in a web-based system. The web-based system evaluates using the system usability scale to get the user response based on user experiences and user-friendliness.

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2360-2364  



Ali Mustafa Al-Qudah, Omar Khlaif Gharaibeh

The current study aims to investigate the impact of the fiscal deficit (FISD), current account deficit (CACD), and value traded (VTD) on the performance of the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) as measured by the General Price Index (SPI) during the period1978-20018. The study used a co-integration test, (VAR), (VECM) and (FMOLS) and (VDC). The output of cointegration test, VECM, FMOLS and VDC indicate that (FISD), (CACD) and (VTD) have a long relationship with the (SPI). The results also indicate that (FISD) and (CACD) have a long run negative and significant impact on Amman stock exchange performance (SPI). While Value traded has a significant and positive long run impact on Amman stock exchange performance (SPI). The results also, indicated that (FISD) is the most effective variable in the long run with coefficient (-6.476723) and significant level 1%. In the short run VECM results shows that fiscal deficit has a significant and positive impact on (ASE) performance, while value traded has a significant and negative impact and current account deficit has an ambiguous effect.

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2365-2372  



Kanika Singhal, Abhineet Anand

The race of online business is increasing day by day. No one wants to sit ideal at home, people just wants to do something to earn money. Online entrepreneur is one such thing. Starting YouTube channel can be one such destination. Once a YouTube channel is created and it meets the prescribed guidelines decided by YouTube, the channel is reviewed and if it meets the programs and policies of YouTube, the monetisation is enabled for the channel. After the monetisation on the channel is enabled, it can be linked to AdSense account and the revenue can be generated. This paper provides review of various data mining techniques used in the monetisation of YouTube content. In this analysis, we also describe some methods to improve the performance of monetisation by using data mining techniques

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2373-2378  



Rima Oktavia Kusuma# Uun Yanuhar* and Joni Johanda Putra*

P56 protein is a protein molecule that has immune activity, which inhibits the initiation of the translation of viral genetic material. The administration of Peridinin Chlorophyl Protein (PCP) is thought to be able to initiate the release of the P56 molecule, detection of protein 56 expression can be carried out using immunohistochemical techniques, namely painting by involving labeled antibodies. This study looked qualitatively at P56 expression in the brain tissue and eyes of grouper rats that had been given Peridinin Chlorophyl Protein (PCP) and infected with Viral Neveous Necrosis (VNN). Based on the results of painting anti-P56 antibodies, it can be seen that P56 is expressed in tissue of fish organs that have been given PCP, as well as in fish exposed to VNN

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2379-2381  



Experimental Investigation Of Different Color Pigments On Concrete

In recent time, colored concrete with different pigments are used in the construction of new buildings or restoration of prevailing buildings and quadrangles. These colored pigment concrete has properties namely high strength, good durability and weather resistance similar to that of traditional concrete. Color pigments signify a fractional weight replacement of the binder. In this research, influence of color pigments and its characterization on concrete properties is given in a brief manner with experimental outcomes. The experimentation work focuses mainly on determining the physical and mechanical properties of composite concrete (with color pigments) and compare them with reference samples (without color pigments)

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2382-2384  



Mekila Mbayam Olivier, Sam Kassegne, Mutuku Muvengei

The still increasing high-level emissions of CO2 around the world is underlining the importance of wider adoption of renewable energy. With the advancement of new technology and development of organic solar cell, the price of photovoltaic is going down and encouraging large implementation of photovoltaic system. Due to the implementation of solar panels in locations that are often remote, it is very difficult to monitor physically. The traditional method of monitoring solar panels using PLC or SCADA systems is not cost effective. Therefore, with the development of advanced technology, we developed a data acquisition system using Internet of Things (IoT) technology. It is a new cost effective technology used to monitor organic solar cell using open source tools such as Integrated development environment and Thinkspeak. Thinkspeak is an IoT platform incorporated in Matlab that provides an environment to monitor solar panels parameters. This paper proposes a system for real-time data acquisition and remote monitoring of organic solar cells (OSC) incorporated in buildings facades for stability analysis. The system consists of embedded systems and sensors to monitor organic solar cells parameters such as current and voltage and weather conditions such as humidity, temperature and irradiation. The result of the proposed system has shown an efficient method for monitoring solar panels with an ability to display and store data in cloud. Also, during four months of observation the result has shown some preliminary delamination in the organic solar cell with a decrease in output power.

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2385-2391  



Tareq Hammad ALmubaydeen

The study is based on the concept of Income smoothing (IS) and evaluatesits influence on tax profitability. Its relevance basically lies in the fact that it helps in investigating legal manipulation in the accounting practices done by the management banks in Jord the sample size of this study included the previous four years (2015-2018) data of 5 commercial banks of Jordon.an. While a ton of literature is already present with respect to these variables, the current research concentrates its relationship between the two constructs in the context of the banking industry of Jordon to add novelty.That is, the research aims to fill the existing gap of the relationship between IS and tax profits in the banking sector of Jordan and produce concrete findings that whether a significant relationship exists resembling the previous studies conducted over other industries around the world. In order to investigate the relationship, secondary data (annual reports) collected from five banks were analyzed with the main focus given to there IS, Earning before tax (EBT), Total Assets (TA) and overall profits. To examine recent phenomenon only, data were restricted to the latest four years. Data were analyzed statistically using a correlation, regression analysis, and one-way ANOVA to generate concrete results. The results proved a significant, positive relationship between IS and tax profits indicating that smoothing of income enables banking sector in Jordan to represent stable profits and revenues in front of their respective shareholders and other stakeholders.

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2392-2396  



P.Sivaranjani, P.Keerthana, S.Rajesh kumar, S.Naveen kumar, M.Rankish

A number of sudden deaths happened due to inhaling of carbon monoxide (CO) gas which may leak from air conditioner. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a very poisonous gas and can cause dizziness, headache, vomiting and fatigue. People inhale CO gas without their knowledge because Carbon monoxide gas is colorless and odorless. In order to prevent this accident, the system will keep on sensing the accumulation of carbon monoxide (CO) gas using MQ7 gas sensor and automatically open the windows using high RPM motor. ARM microcontroller has been used to implement this project. If the value of CO exceeds the predefined threshold value then the buzzer alarm is triggered. Additionally, the system monitors the temperature and window will be operated based on threshold value which can be modified by customer. Based on the intensity of sunlight, the door can be operated automatically. User is also allowed to set the time using RTC for opening/closing of the door automatically.

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2397-2400  



Dr.LakshmanPappula,Ms.V.Sahiti, K. Kartheek, B. Venkatesh, M. Siva Prasad

This paper shows an approach with more than one objective to synthesis of array antennas which are thin. The focus is on the issue of optimizing peak sidelobe level, first null beam width and number of active elements simultaneously. Such numbers are in contrast with each other. The multi-objective approach provides greater versatility in the layout for the specific application at hand of a thin array. For each set from which different solutions are selected to prove the superiority of the proposed method over previously published methods, a Pareto-optimal front is obtained. The findings also show improvement in aperiodic arrays over the agreed statistical limits. Thus, a three-parameter multi-objective optimization approach is more efficient in controlling the radiation pattern shape compared to two objective optimization parameters..

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2401-2404  



V. E Sobana, D. Anuradha, Kaspar S

A split and bind method has been proposed in this article to find all the possible solutions for two-stage fully interval integer transportation problem (TSFIITP). It is supported with a numerical example in medication logistics to determine the relevance of the proposed method.

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2405-2412  



Lanka SNVP Kiran ,Dr.D.Satyanarayana

The use of nonconventional machining techniques in shaping aluminum metal matrix composites has generated considerable interest as the manufacturing of complicated contours such as dies. Electrical discharge machining (EDM) appears to be a promising technique for machining metal matrix composites. This paper introduces the review work done to improve the flow of characteristics of machining such as MRR, TWR and SR for different machining parameters such as Ip, Duty factor, Ton, Toff, work piece material, type of powder, concentrated powder with Various dielectrical fluids and powder materials. This paper also reports and summarizes Current trends in the research, hybrid metal matrix composites reinforced with particles. Composite was fabricated using stir casting process. A central composite rotatable design was selected for conducting experiments

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2413-2418  



Sri Rosliana Lubis

Improvement of Indonesia's foreign debt has become a huge debt burden for the country of Indonesia. This study aimed to analyse the influence of GDP, the budget deficit, exchange rate, inflation, and interest rates on foreign debts Indonesia. The data used in this research is secondary data in the form of time series over the period 1998-2017. Analysis of the data in this study using error correction model (ECM) to see the relationship of short-term and long-term external debt of Indonesia. The results showed that in the short term variable GDP, the budget deficit, the exchange rate had a positive effect and are not significant, inflation has a positive and significant impact, while the interest rate has a negative and significant impact on foreign debts Indonesia. In the long term, variable GDP and the exchange rate has a negative and significant impact, the budget deficit and inflation has a positive and significant influence, and interest rates have a negative effect and no significant effect on Indonesia's foreign debt. The coefficient of determination of 94.4 percent indicated that the GDP, the budget deficit, exchange rate, inflation and interest rates have a very big influence on foreign debts Indonesia.

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2419-2424  



Khushpreet Kaur and Meenakshi Bansal

Cloud computing provides the facility for both massive data storage and management. A cloud has large capacity to store data from number of users and individual and offers an easy option for the fetching of data anytime. Nowadays a number of organizations are shifting their fields towards cloud for the data storage and retrieval and the reason for so is the complex data management at economical cost along with great flexibility. But then comes the issue of security and hence cloud offers the security techniques that encrypt the data before outsourcing to the cloud server and in turn it also reduces the data utility. In the existing systems, the Symmetric Key Encryption is made to use but is less secure as compared to Asymmetric Key Encryption. Furthermore, the Symmetric Key Encryption offers a limited numbers of cluster that are used to access the secured data. Hence, to improve the query efficiency, data security and data utility the scheme named Group Multi-Keyword Top-K Search is used. In this paper, we focus on investigating the multi-keyword top-k search issue for big data encryption against privacy openings and trying to identify a secure but effective solution. Unambiguously, we focus on constructing a special tree-based index structure for the privacy of query data and designing a random traversal algorithm that can make even the same query to generate different visiting paths on the same index, while at the same time maintaining the accuracy of queries that are unchanged under the stronger privacy. This system is dependent on the hierarchical cluster and each cluster is then divided into sub-clusters till a minimum possible size of cluster is reached. Unlike the existing system, the proposed system uses the Asymmetric Encryption to fortify the security of data on the cloud. Main emphasis of this study is to fetch the outsourced encrypted data from the cloud by assigning the attribute key to the data.

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2425-2430  



Rakhmatullaev Arzimurad. Adilova Ozoda Amanovna.

This article submits the facts from experimental work, obtained during investigation of key monitoring sites at Gubdintau mountain range while the desertification process. It shows the process of how to prepare a map of monitoring sites, estimate the value of desertification by method of transect, to carry out instrumental surveys by means of special instruments and drawing up the map of desertification.

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2431-2435  



Simon Thomas, Asha Nagendra

This investigation helps us to know the pre-purchase strategies used by the consumers before the purchase of a car in Pune. Various strategies preferred by the consumers are studied for the mean rank in getting information before they make up for their choice of car. The authors conducted a survey in Pune, Pimpri and Chinchwad of Pune region to establish their perceptions on the vehicle pre-purchasing process. There were 275 surveys sent out and 225 were finalized, ensuing in an 82 % reply rate. Finally, information from 225 respondents were used for the study. The respondents existed from varied genders, occupations, age, education, income clusters and marital status. The subject of attention for this document was not how many persons replied, but whether the replies from the respondents varied. It is found that the variables considered for the pre-purchase strategies by the consumers for cars in Pune varied for mean rank. This has been proved statistically by Friedman’s Test using SPSS. The research is crucial for both sellers, car producers and financers to comprehend various strategies used by the consumers before purchase of a car.

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2436-2439  



Prajwal Bharadwaj N, Taurunika Shivashankaran, Madhushree S, Prajwal K, Sachin D N

Hashtags are one of the regular patterns in web-based life locales. They are commonly utilized with writings or pictures via web-based networking media. Choosing or thinking about a reasonable hashtag for a picture is an unwieldy procedure. ML helps in making this procedure simpler. In this paper different techniques for anticipating hashtags for pictures utilizing ML have been looked at.

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2440-2443  



Harpuneet Singh Kohli, Sujata Khandai, Anju Gulla

With smartphone-based social science research gathering attention, it becomes captivating to study how psychological factors viz., personality & lifestyle can predict the liking of a person’s mobile phone operating system. For this two major mobile operating system, iOS & Android were chosen. To study personality Big five factor model, containing 44 items was used & for lifestyle, a lifestyle instrument consisting 19 items was used. For the purpose of this study a sample of 216 was collected which was tested using binary logistic regression to predict the user’s preference. The model came out with a very minute statistical differences with just one factor of personality, i.e., conscientiousness showing a significant result. These tiny differences still provides some useful information about the users which has an implication for researchers specifically working in the area of Computational Social Science.

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2444-2449  



F. M. Javed Mehedi Shamrat, Md. Abu Raihan, A.K.M. Sazzadur Rahman, Imran Mahmud, Rozina Akter

The central aspect of this study is to evaluate the different Machine learning classifier's performance for the prediction of breast cancer disease. In this work, we have used six supervised classification techniques for the classification of breast cancer disease. For example, SVM, NB, KNN, RF, DT, and LR used for the early prediction of breast cancer. Therefore, we evaluated breast cancer dataset through sensitivity, specificity, f1 measure, and total accuracy. The prediction performance of breast cancer analysis shows that SVM obtained the uppermost performance with the utmost classification accuracy of 97.07%. Whereas, NB and RF have achieved the second highest accuracy by prediction. Our findings can help to reduce the existence of breast cancer disease through developing a machine learning-based predictive system for early prediction.

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2450-2455  



Mohammad Wasi Rasooli, Brij Bhushan, Nagesh Kumar

Agriculture plays an essential role in to develop any country. Afghanistan depends a lot on agriculture because agricultural reports and statistics show that 80% of the Afghan population work in agriculture and livestock. The contribution of agriculture in Afghanistan’s gross domestic product (GDP) is 31%. We can improve the sector of agriculture with the use of the internet of things based Smart Farming techniques it improves the whole agri-business by keeping an eye on the field in real-time. Sensors has a very vital role in for the interconnectivity and data gathering, IoT device not only provided new techniques for the farmers but it also increased the time-management of the farmers. With the use of the IoT’s now farmers require lesser time on field as IoT powered devices are working for him/her. It reduced the workload of farmers as well as the wastage of many useful resources like water used for irrigation and electricity usage, as it required for the working of so many electrical appliances. IoT devices can easily be used to monitor the real time applications. IoT has the potential to new shape the world so that agriculture will be smart agriculture. We want to control everything from the far way, for example, irrigation, temperature, etc. so we have to use WSN, Wi-Fi or ZigBee modules for controlling the crops. This paper aims to address the use of Internet of Things in the field of agriculture sector.

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2456-2461  



R.Kalidass, Dr. K.Krishnamoorthy

In the Annals of the presidency of Madras the duration between 1927 and 1934 turned into vital due to the series of social reform crusade which emerged and affected the social and political lifestyles of the human beings. Of all the social reform actions in Tamil Nadu, the only Crusade, which become entitled non-spiritual and secular in its approach to social problems, become the Self-Respect Crusade started out via Periyar. This motion changed into pretty sturdy and even militant in its efforts to attain social equality. It was described from the beginning as “committed to the goal of giving non-Brahmins a sense of satisfaction based totally on their Dravidian beyond.” The laudable social development that has been finished now in Tamil Nadu may be attributed to the Self-Respect Crusade and the tireless propaganda carried out by means of Periyar over time. A. Ramaswamy Mudaliar, in his tribute to Periyar, said, “At the beginning of the 19th century, the French thinker Rousseau kindled the reasoning strength of his countrymen and prepared them for the French Revolution. I need to say that because Periyar has taught our human beings to rent their reasoning faculty and due to the fact he has kindled their sense of Self-Respect, he needs to be called the Rousseau of Tamil Nadu.”

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2462-2465  



Dr.Kotigari Reddi Swaroop, Dr. Repalle Giddaiah

The social change in India is more complex, more societal changes are happening in the country, people are shifting from rural to urban, per capita income is growing, literacy is increasing, number of working women are becoming more, per capita consumption of the livestock is increasing, per capita growth of India is increasing, house hold size is decreasing in this situation people are shifting their food habits towards the processed food, there is a shift towards the healthier food, there a shift towards the meat related products and there is shift towards the more caloric food. The present paper mainly focuses on the societal changes and their impact on the food habits of the people

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2466-2471  



S.Priyatharsini, C. Uma and P.Sivagurunathan*

Cashew pseudo fruits (Anacardium occidentale L.) are a wealthy supply of antioxidants, ascorbic acid, organic acids, carbohydrates and minerals. These fruits contain many healthful properties and have long been used in ancient drugs for the treatment of many diseases. Pichia cecembensis yeast strain was extracted from the raw cashew fruit crush. The cashew fruit crush might be a wise offer of reducing sugar and it's going to be used owing to the substrate for the assembly of novel oligosaccharide. The food-grade of sucrose, yeast extract, and K2HPO4 was supplemental to the juice to push microbial growth. This study aimed to measure the assembly of prebiotic oligosaccharides from cashew potable. The isolation of oligosaccharides was characterized by NMR and FT-IR analysis.

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2472-2476  



Mouna Tali, Tamou Nasser, Ahmed Essadki

Remarkable growth of grid-connected renewable sources like PV systems imposes the use of power electronics converters (mainly PV inverters) in order to ensure efficient and reliable power conversion and grid synchronization. Therefore, under non ideal voltage conditions, the controller design of the PV inverter incorporating Shunt Active Power Filter functionality, becomes a significant challenge for power quality enhancement. On that account, this paper proposes a new concept of Direct Power Control (DPC) with an optimal switching table using extended PQ theory, which is suitable to compensate reactive power and eliminate harmonics drawn by nonlinear loads. Moreover, comparative study with the conventional DPC control strategy is presented to verify the superiority and the performance of the proposed DPC. Simulation results with Matlab/Simulink show that the proposed DPC is able to improve power quality under undesirable voltage supply conditions.

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2477-2485  



G. Naveen Sundar, D. Narmadha, Samson Immanuel

Predicting the harmful effects of air pollutants using data mining method helps to assess the impact on health from various pollutants. As such, unsupervised learning method is an important tool for assessing the harmful effects of air pollutants. This method uses the concept of K-means clustering to clusters the pollutants with similar health effects. This approach also helps to predict the health risks of outdoor air pollution and gives an overview of the general precautionary measures needed when exposed to severe pollutants.

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2486-2490  



Hajar Esmaeil Qasem As-Suhabni, Dr. S.D.Khamitkar

Firewall is the main component of network security that monitors the in-out network packets according to a predetermined security rule. The security rules in companies and institutions are implemented as Firewall rules. Firewall rules in large networks have proven to be sensitive and error-prone. In addition, any improper management of these rules will cause anomalies. The aim of this study is using data mining to analyse and detect anomalies in Firewall logs. A hybrid model based on data mining and machine learning is proposed for analyzing and discovering anomalies from firewall rules. The proposed methods have shown a more superior and precise performance in terms of anomaly detection accuracy and as a result, enabling network administrators to update and optimize Firewall policy rules.

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2491-2497  



K. D. Ahire, P. S. Sarolkar, H. V. Dongare, A. R. Kudale, P. V. Patil

Space is always a curiosity for the human being, therefore to understand the space infinity, many countries are actively busy to do deep research in space and trying to develop new technology. But, our active involvement in the space has created a huge quantity of debris in the space. Nowadays, space debris has become one of the major problems for the countries actively engaged in space research and innovations. Therefore, its management is necessary for future space innovation. The present review article focuses on the various possible methods prescribed by some agencies which can be implemented for the removal of space debris. This article is also shown the current scenario of space debris and its management activities tried to carry out by some space research agencies. This review work also summaries that, Space debris management industries have a very great scope in the nearby future.

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2498-2500  



Karomat Shukurova

This article provides a brief overview of reservoirs. Constructive features of the cylinder reservoir bottom are calculated for wall strength.

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2501-2503  



Darob Berdiev, Abdulaziz Yusupov, Makhmuda Umarova, Tuychi Ibodullaev

Application of heat treatment in order to increase wear resistance is considered on the example of samples from steels 35, 45, 40X, 65G, U8 and U12A in comparison with a reference sample made of Armco-iron. It is proposed that, before the final heat treatment of carbon and low alloy steels, a preliminary hearing is carried out with an extreme temperature, when, after cooling, structures are formed with an increased level (after normalization) of the dislocation density or with its high level (after quenching).

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2504-2509  



Avinash Kumar Namdeo, Dr. Rajesh Gupta

The advances in industrial and transport sectors with modernization of the world demand huge amount of energy. Therefore, fossil fuels are being consumed in enormous amounts. The limited reserves of these fuels have motivated numerous researchers to look for substitute fuels and renewable sources of energy. In recent time, biodiesel fuels have gained the attention of numerous researchers, as they are derivatives of renewable feedstock and for their environmental and economic benefits. Four methods namely pyrolysis, transesterification, micro-emulsion and blending have been developed to transform vegetable oils and fats into CI Engine fuel (Biodiesels). Linseed oil is selected for this study because it is an inedible oil, which could be cultivated in wastelands of India. This paper evaluates the scope of biodiesel fuel from various vegetable oils primarily of linseed oil, its current production around the world and possibilities of cultivating Linseed crop in India. Finally, this review addresses the consequences of using linseed oil biodiesel in CI engines. It is concluded that linseed oil biodiesel is suitable for substituting conventional diesel in India.

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2510-2515  



MANISHA YADAV, DR. ANIL K. BERWAL

Rapid globalization increases the growing demand of energy in building sector all over the world. Building inner environment is highly influenced by the outer weather conditions and directly affects the cooling or heating demand of buildings. Many studies report relationship between outdoor weather conditions and occupants thermal comfort behavior and it is very important to provide comfort inside the building as people spend most of their time indoors. The present study have examined the significance of outdoor weather parameters (ambient temperature, humidity, global radiation, wind speed and wind direction) with respect to the outer wall temperature of all the four walls and roof of the building situated in composite climate near Delhi. Statistical analysis was conducted using SPSS to quantify the effect of these attributes on the inside temperature. A high value of coefficient of determination (R²) achieved during the study (between 0.7-0.86 for various walls) indicate that the variable selected in the study are able to explain 70-80% variability in the inside wall temperature. Outside physical parameters plays a vital role in improving the indoor comfort of the occupants. The model clearly indicates the prime factor which influence the inside temperature or thermal comfort of the building situated in composite climate and also it helps the engineers and architects to modify the building design as per the most affected parameter for the particular climate.

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2516-2522  



Lina Putriyanti, Rustono, Fathur Rokhman, Subyantoro

Islam teaches its common people about knowledge of Al – Qur’an verse rules regulating sunah of Rasul, especially marriage. The values are realized by the author into a text existed in Ayat – Ayat Cinta 2 novel written by Habiburrahman El Shirazy. This qualitative research used descriptive method and critical discourse analysis approach. The data source consisted of the novel excerpts and interview with the writer. There were two data sources: Ayat – Ayat Cinta 2 novel and the writer of the novel, Habiburrahman El Shirazy. The data was collected by reading and noting continued by interview technique. The critical discourse analysis technique was taken from Teun A van Djik model and the interactive analysis technique was used to analyze the data. The data test was done by triangulating. The findings were values of Islamic marriage in the novel written by Habiburrahman El Shirazy covering values of loyalty to the couple, completing each other between husband and wife, having religious principle as the basic of marriage, feeling of jealousy as the complement of marriage, solving family problem together, having parents, allowance as the important matter, finding equal life partner, no cheating to the life partner, the obedience of a wife to her husband, and keeping the honor. The findings contribute as educational meant for society about Islamic marriage values.

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2523-2527  



Jimin Budiyono, Totok Sumaryanto F., Tjejep Rohendi Rohidi, Dharsono Sony Kartika

The research entitled "Caricature Arts of Joko Susilo’s Work In Suara Merdeka News 2017 Edition as Criticists That Educates Human Morality" is a case study. This research focuses on the problem of caricature art by Joko Susilo which is in the form of criticism to educate human morality. The purpose of this study is to explain and analyze the caricature of Joko Susilo's 2017 edition of Suara Merdeka newspaper in the form of criticism in educating human morality. The steps of this study use a qualitative method with the semiotic approach of Roland Bharthers. Research location: Suara Merdeka newspaper Kawi Street, number 20, Semarang, Central Java Province, Indonesia (024) 6580900 Fax (024) 658605 e-mail: redaksi@suaramerdeka.info. Data obtained through observation, interviews and documentation (archives). Data analysis uses interaction and interpretation of analysis with a sociological approach. The theory of semiotics is used to analyze the form of caricature images in the form of criticism to educate human morality. The results showed that Suara Merdeka contributed moral education to the community, through criticism manifested in the caricature art of Joko Susilo.

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2528-2531  



Rudi Hartono, Musdizal, Toni Indrayadi

this research was to analyze news primarily as a type of text or discourse. The major consideration in such an analysis was the structures of news discourse, such as the various levels or dimensions of description and the units or categories used to explicitly characterize such levels or dimensions. This analysis should answer the important question about the structural specifics of news discourse as compared to other types of discourse. The writer only focused the study in the rhetoric of discourse. Because by analyzing the rhetoric of discourse, the writer hoped to know how the presses persuaded people in the newspapers. The aims of the research were Identify topic and style of rhetoric was used in newspaper regarding the process of Election in Indonesia.The data were taken from Kompas Newspaper. The results of the research showed that The researchers just discovered eleven (10) types in style of rhetoric. They were 5 examples of metaphor, 1 examples of synecdoche, 1 examples of metonymy, 2 examples of personification, 1 examples of periphrasis, 1 example of euphemism, 1 example of litotes 3 example of anaphora, 1 example of alliteration, and 1 example of alegory. Only eleven (10) types of styles could be found in the news chosen as the data. All the content of the news could be included to each kinds of topic invention in the canons of rhetoric. In Kompas Newspaper, there were some news which still delivered by the journalist in neutral news and the news release was not take side to one of the candidate of the president.

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2532-2538  



Rispawati, Lalu Sumardi

Every country in the world pays serious attention to the nationalism of its citizens. They strive to develop and maintain nationalism so that it remains inherent in the souls of each of its people. The reason is that in nationalism there is enormous power, energy, inspiration, and vitality to defend, protect and develop the nation and state. High and low of one's nationalism is influenced by many factors. This study aims to examine what factors affect nationalism, categorize factors, and identify the influence of each factor. The population of this study is young people aged 18 years-21 years who live in Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia. The research sample was taken by using the quota sampling technique, where the samples taken represent the age and ethnicity levels in the study area. Data analysis using Explanatory Factor Analysis (EFA) techniques. Based on the analysis technique, it is known that the influence of each factor tested is; educational background 0,899, social media 0,869, cultural background 0,814, involvement in organization 0,767, parent education 0,730, parent occupation -0,573, and involvement in religious group 0,509. The 7 factors are grouped into three factor categories, namely; primary factors (such as education, social media), secondary factors (cultural background and involvement in the organization), and tertiary factors (parental education, involvement in religious groups, and parental work). These three factors have an effect of 60,161%. This means that there are still other factors that influence a person's nationalism beyond the 7 factors tested. Therefore, there needs to be more extensive testing of other factors that have the potential to influence nationalism.

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2539-2544  



Ahmad Azaini Manaf, Mohd Rosli Arshad, & Kamal Bahrin

This article discusses team learning activities among motion captures operators and how such occasions contribute to the producing successful on recording human movement. This paper specifically monitors between each team behaviors reacts, communicate members in performing successful optical motion capture tasks. Among task’s component discussed in this article were team members ability to operate the equipment, calibrate, and most significantly, the social interaction between team in avoiding numerous of errors in motion capture operations. The tests were influenced of the reason of high requirement by animation industry in Malaysia, where most graduates are required highly skilled in multiple software platform. This study aim to obtain practice-based factors among team learning , which can be implement to the simulated start-ups environments, which can be applied and simulate beyond current education systems. Method— The motion capture test activities were advertised among undergraduate students, with unrestricted level of undergraduate and postgraduate students. Two tasks given, team-based task, and individual-based tasks. All participants were required to attend the tests which in 5 days duration. The required background of all participants skills in Motion Capture operations were not required, only with minimal multimedia knowledge background. Most of demographics were mixture gender participants with 11 animation students of (8 freshmen) and (3 sophomore) and divided into 3 teams. All task was based on test-time learning to all participants. Each team learning activities also observed with repeated Motion Capture operations and include individual tests. Results—The time-based team result showed all team successfully calibrated all process setup in Motion Capture accordingly, where the outcome indicated each team member communicate effectively in perform all operations tasks. In opposite of independent tasks, the findings indicated individual tasks took longer duration as compared team-based task. As a result, team of learners positively contributed to efficient productivity than individual learners. As conclusion, the study discovered the importance of practice-based learning in teams for staging production work and found new elements by acknowledging the differences and similarities in each team members work cultures and environments.

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2545-2549  



F. M. Javed Mehedi Shamrat, Zarrin Tasnim, Imran Mahmud, Ms. Nusrat Jahan, Naimul Islam Nobel

In the current competitive job market, information is the most powerful tool. As a job, the seeker looks for a job, and he must have the insight of what kind of competition he is about to face. This information will allow the job seeker to improve himself from the rest in the market. To determine the demand for any field of job among job seekers, with the help of the unsupervised k-means machine learning algorithm, the data of job interests can be clustered in different groups based on their kinds. The visual representation of the clusters in a scatter plot gives the information on which variety of jobs are in more or less demand among job seekers with the density of the groups. This study provides insight into the current job market.

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2550-2557  



T.Rajagopal, K.Aranganathan,R.V.Arun kumar, M.Boobalan

Solar flat plate collectors are devices adapted excite solar thermal energy and use it for heating applications like water heating, house heating and totally different industrial applications. Flat plate collectors [FPCs] are normal for low and medium heating applications. Therefore, statistical and experimental studies were conducted on site in order to improve the thermal efficiency of FPCs.Coolant oil is utilized as fluids are the foremost effective ways in which to improve heat transfer. Comparison of varied heat transfer improvement methods, that cause choosing the foremost effective chance among them. The results of mode parameters just like the thickness and coating of the glass cowl, the thickness and material of the sorbent material plate, the air gap between the sorbent material plate and so the glass cowl, and so the space between risers and so the insulation materials are thought of to spice up the performance of FPCs. The influences of the atmosphere conditions, mass flow, angle and constant on the performance of the collector with clear insulating materials were analyzed.

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2558-2562  



P.Chandrasekar, Wondwossen Astatike Haile, R.Sreedhar, Madhu Vidhya .M, Deephiga.G.V, A.Vijayakumar

This paper is written with respect to the modeling of DC Micro grid using solar panel and backup generator by applying Hybrid Optimization Model for Electric Renewable (HOMER) pro software tool to supply cost effective and reliable independent power to a limited number of rural communities that used specific type of DC loads. The model area was selected ahead of the modeling and analysis process and indicated on Map using the HOMER pro area search facility. A generator that used Methanol was added to the system to enable the designed model more reliable. The contribution of each source type was analyzed in detail in the analysis section of the paper. It showed that the contribution of the generator is insignificant as compared to the contribution of the solar panel in supplying the loads. This paper mainly focused in analyzing the primary and secondary simulation data outputs by considering the base and current model systems. The base model system contained the solar panel and battery storage only. Whereas the current model system contained the solar panel, battery storage and generator. The optimal operation shows a unit cost of Rs. 0.125/kWh with the selected energy system with 100% renewable energy contribution eliminating the need for conventional generator. The developed model helped in sizing the components of the energy system and decides the optimal combination for electrification of the rural village in Navamalai, Aliyar region, Coimbatore District, India by DC power. Final conclusion reached based on the identified optimal model and analysis.

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2563-2569  



Avudaiappan.T, Jenifer, Sisay tumsa3, Subashrree, T.Jayasankar

Sentimental Analysis can be referred to the process of analyzing and determining the thought process of the writer based on their messages on various social networking sites. Twitter is one of the most renowned social networking websites where user can read and post messages about a person, an event, a product and the current happenings all over the world. These are normally 140-280 characters in length. In this system, tweets are used as the raw data. The tweets are collected through Twitter API using a secret token. Then they are preprocessed using text mining package to reduce the noise in the words. The score is computed for each pre-processed tweet using Dictionary-Based Approach. For positive tweets, the score is 1, for negative tweet the score is -1 and 0 for neutral tweet. The pre-processed tweets along with the scores are stored in CSV format for further process. The train data and test data is provided in the ratio 60:40 to construct the classification model. After classification, it is observed that -Convolutional Neural Network is unformulated to compute the probability of the tweets. The system uses K-fold cross validation method to improve over the holdout method. Finally, as the result the opinion of the sentiment related to the given tweets is predicted using probability of the positive tweets by hybrid approach. This system produces a better performance measure when compared to other method

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2573-2577  



Dr. Nafez Nimer Ali , Dr. Mahmoud Saleh Allan, Prof. Zakaria Ahmad Azzam

This study aims to identify the impact of total quality management (TQM) dimensions on achieving competitive advantage at Five star hotels in Amman City the capital of Jordan from managerial perspective . In order to analyze the impact of total quality management (TQM) dimensions on achieving competitive advantage , the researchers selected certain independent variables (Adopting a customer-focused culture, Ongoing development , Focusing on the fulfillment of employees’ needs ,and focusing on meeting the administrative requirements) ,and one dependent variable which is achieving competitive advantage The researchers designed a questionnaire and was given out to 45directors and employees who work at the quality department of Jordanian five-star hotels. total distributed ones, were valid for the analytical descriptive study. Descriptive statistical analytical method was used for describing the phenomenon of the population using the SPSS to analyze the data collected from the questionnaire. The main result of this study showed that the examined total quality management dimensions jointly have a statistically significant impact – at the statistical significance level of α ≤ 0.05– on the achievement of a competitive advantage from the perspective of the quality department staff at Jordanian five-star hotels .The research concludes focusing on the fulfillment of employees’ needs shall encourage employees to ensure that development processes are carried out in ongoing manner. In addition, meeting the administrative requirements shall enable the management to focus on its customers. Meeting the administrative requirements shall also enable the management to utilize strategies and carry out effective communication to achieve quality. Thus, that shall participate in creating a competitive advantage .

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2578-2587  



S. Parvathy, G. Prabakaran

Our aim was to determine the antimicrobial activity of selected plant (Catharanthus roseus) against Extended Spectrum Beta Lactamase (ESBL) producing bacteria and MRSA isolates, which were determined by double disc diffusion method and PCR respectively. The plants were extracted with methanol, acetone, petroleum ether, chloroform and aqueous. The Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) was determined using broth micro dilution. The MICs ranged between 0.5mg to 2.5 mg/ml. The majority of these microorganisms were inhibited by 4mg/ml concentration of crude extracts and highest inhibitory activity was observed on methanol extract. Furthermore, GCMS analysis of methanolic extract revealed the occurrence of number of bioactive compounds corresponding to major peak. This study was proved to be potentially effective of Catharanthus roseus extract against ESBL and MRSA isolates.

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2588-2592  



Edy Subroto, Rizki Lutfiani Nurannisa

Palm oil is divided into two main fractions, namely solid fraction called palm stearin (PS) and liquid fraction called palm olein (PO). The separation of this fraction aims to increase the potential application of palm oil, especially palm stearin, which has flexible melting characteristics for various food industries. This review presents various uses of palm stearin for the food industry. The use of stearin is not only for fat-based food but also as a substitute material that can affect the physical and chemical characteristics of other food products. The more advanced the technology, the more research is developing the potential of stearin with various treatments, especially through interesterification technology. The uses of palm stearin for the food industry include polysaccharide-based coating substitutes, margarine, shortening, cocoa butter replacers, lard replacers, and emulsion products. Palm stearin has a good effect on the physicochemical, functional, sensorial properties of various food products.

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2593-2597  



Dr. Meenakshi. N, Dr. Gayathri. B, Dr. Aruna Shanmuganathan

Bronchial Asthma is a heterogeneous disease, characterized by chronic airway inflammation. Prevalence of asthma in India is 2-12% in adults, with a national burden of about 18 million asthmatics. Atopy is a strong risk factor for the development of asthma. Allergens such as pollens, fungus can trigger airway narrowing and airway inflammation and can trigger nasobronchial allergy. Atopy has been characterized by the production of specific IgE in response to common environmental allergens. Skin Prick Test(SPT) is the most effective, reliable, rapid and gold standard method to diagnose IgE mediated Type1Allergic reactions like asthma, urticaria, food allergy. Confirmation of sensitization to a specific allergen through SPT enables specific allergen avoidance and need for allergen immunotherapy. Hence this study is undertaken to study the aero allergen profile among adult asthma patients.

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2598-2601  



Edi Susrianto Indra Putra, Ahmad, Khairuddin, Hasnawati, Ferdinan

Social Sciences Education (IPS) is very closely related to factual issues that occur in the midst of society. Because social studies learning material is very closely related to social values and national cultural values. One of the characteristics of social studies education is the development of values, value analysis and its application in social action. Social issues can be defined as problems that occur in the midst of society that have not been resolved and invite the attention of the community as citizens. In solving social problems, Social Studies Education must take an active role. One approach that can be used to solve this social problem is through the reflective inquiry approach. Through the reflective inquiry approach, students are taught how to use social skills to solve factual problems that occur in daily life in the midst of society. Social studies education must be able to help students control themselves in life and apply these values in their behavior in the midst of society. Social studies education must be able to develop the community into a good citizen, familiar with all elements of the environment, be wise and wise in fostering relationships, exploring, and developing various forms of elements of the existing cultural environment.

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2602-2605  



Prof. K. Manimekalai, Dr. S. Poulpunitha, Dr. P. Veeramani,

Child bearing and rising of children are extremely important endeavours in every Women’s life and are strongly related with the ultimate goals of completeness, happiness and for family integration. It is widely recognized that human existence reaches completeness through a child and satisfies the individual’s need for reproduction. Unfortunately human fertility is comparatively low than other species of animal kingdom in the recent days. For women, motherhood is not only a foundation of status and power; it is the only opportunity for women to ensure their marital security. Weak marital ties did not affect men’s social identity, security or power. But on women Psychosocial, social, emotional and physical consequences of infertility are harsher for women than men. The problem of infertility is a raising concern in India and the reason needs to be discovered. Limited information is available about the extent of infertility, its social impact on Women, availability of treatment and treatment (infertility) seeking behaviour of infertile women. Above all it is a costly affaire and the women those who are undergoing this treatment physically suffer a lot . This study is attempted to gain knowledge regarding the causes of infertility, the problems and the challenges of infertile women and the extent of psycho-social and economic sufferings of infertile women.

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2606-2609  



Rupam Borthakur, Manisha Bordoloi, Kusumbor Bordoloi

In the growth and development of human civilization, the contribution of religion is very significant. If we illustrate human civilization from the very first stage to date, we can remark that human society is unworthy in the absence of religion. So we may say that religion is the base of our existence. The word ‘Religion’ derives from ‘Re' means ‘again’ and ‘Legare’ means to bind/compel. Hence the ‘religion’ means the system that binds us to the very source of our being. To form a complete and strong society religion plays a significant role. It is true that the prevailing superstition and blind rites and rituals that create mental and physical difficulties need to be rectified. The importance of religion cannot be ignored in a scientifically developed society. Religion and science are both sides of the same coin for achieving humanity in its complete sense. Religion is colligated with different practices, rites and rituals, and faith. As a result, a number of worshiping places emerge like Temples, Dewaloy, Than, Satra, Church, Mosque, etc. These institutions inspire people to remain united and disciplined in their respective societies. Assam a North-eastern state of India is a special land with respect to its rich cultural heritage. Biswanath of Assam is one of the important districts. This place is located on the North bank of the Brahmaputra River and in the middle of the state. Natural beauty and fertility of the soil attract people towards this land and have become the habitation of diverse communities and tribes irrespective of their religion. This study will attempt to comprehend the customs and beliefs related to the Biswanath temple which is known as the ‘Ditiya Kashi’ or ‘Gupta Kashi’ located in the Biswanath district, Assam based on field survey and historical approach.

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2610-2614  



Komang Andri Sani, Made Budiarsa, I Ketut Darma Laksana, I Wayan Simpen

Cartoons "speak" through interesting visual lines. The exploration of cartoon discourse moves from verbal and nonverbal texts that strengthen the structure of ideology. The meaning of a word is not enough just to be interpreted with verbal meanings but must be strengthened by nonverbal. Verbal and nonverbal meanings really help communicate the intent of a message contained in a cartoon discourse. This study used a cartoon created by Nuriarta, an Indonesian cartoonist, as the research object. It (1) describes the macro and microstructure of expressions contained in Nuriarta's cartoon discourses and (2) describes the meaning of expressions using Barthes's theory in Nuriarta's cartoon discourse. The conclusions of this article are (1) the meaning of the verbal cartoon expression, at the level of denotation and connotation is not the same. Denotation means literal meaning that is direct and definite. The connotation meaning is the development of denotation meaning. It still contains denotation elements. (2) The ideology of expressions in the verbal cartoon develops through the semiology of myth which a connotation meaning is believed to be a truth. Researchers suggest that cartoonists as producers of cartoon discourse can make meaningful contributions to visual texts by using verbal and nonverbal elements appropriately so that readers can grasp the meaning and signs contained in the cartoon discourse.

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2615-2622  



Faris Abuhashish

Todays’ technology that is improved with varied immense features and superb quality characteristics allows the developers of software packages to innovate the finest imaginable software inventions, regardless of the context of the specific issue. Augmented Reality (AR) technology, is employed nearly all types of areas in this century. Augmented reality will become an unseamed practice as a part of everyday life like wearable technology and mobile devices. Within this work context, an intelligence AR application is developed regarding mobility navigation for the University of Petra in Amman-Jordan that enables students, visitors and staff to find the exact location inside the campus besides it facilitates explore its environment. Moreover, the Augmented Reality UOP-WF-AR system has the ability to retrieve campus lecturer's and officials' details and give direction in an outdoor location as well. The proposed UOP-WF-AR system is expected to help and guide university students, visitors, and staff, by providing helpful navigation information at outdoor locations and check and provide details about the availability of lecturer and officials at any time if they are not at their office.

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2623-2627  



Bharat Naresh Bansal

The wireless industries are growing exponentially with the development of multifunctional, multi mode communication standards and new radio access technologies. Software Defined Radio (SDR)[5],[6] technology is expected to replace several conventional techniques to implement transmitter and receiver, which offers extensive advantages that includes adaptability, multifunctionality and reconfigurability encompassing radio frequency bands, waveforms, modes of operation and air interface etc..So, Software defined radio becomes a vital technique for wireless communication in current era. This paper is based on review of various study related to design techniques of SDR or SRR. It contains brief introduction of SDR, advantages, SRR basic components and also discuss the observations based on various design techniques.

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2628-2634  



Nasimov Dilmurod Abdulloevich, Arabov Nurali Uralovich, Khomitov Komiljon Zoitovich

Need for development of flexible employment as a factor of stability of the economy and ensuring the welfare of the population in the CIS countries is considered in this article. In this regard, the research develops a conceptually new approach of forecasting prospects of development of flexible employment in the CIS countries based on the accounting of integrated nature of the development of key indicators of monitoring of flexible employment. With the use of the regression analysis the multiple-factor forecasting model of level of flexible employment in the CIS countries on a short-term outlook is developed. Expected nature of the development of indicators of flexible employment is revealed. The forecast of taxonomical indicators of the general level of non-standard employment for 2020-2021 in the CIS countries is developed.

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2635-2641  



K.Srilatha, V.Ulagamuthalvi

Ovarian tumour is the most broadly perceived explanation behind death among gynecological malignancies. There are different sorts of clinical and nonclinical features that are used to look at and separate the differences among sympathetic and perilous ovarian tumours. Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) method of most accuracy are made as a hidden examination for ovarian tumour request as opposed to biopsy, It is the present best level indicative test. This paper presents automatic framework ovarian tumour detection and identification, which distinguishes and classify ovarian tumour in Medical imaging. The proposed framework ovarian tumour detection is a significant tool to recognize the tumour and separate between patients that conclusion as certain ovarian tumour and probable ovarian tumour because of its capacity to measure local changes features includes in the ovarian that reflect illness movement. The parameter estimations of the classifier are progressively optimized utilizing the Ant colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm which is a bio-motivated advancement optimization algorithm, and ACO optimizers to expand the classification precision. The proposed framework preliminary results show the adequacy and productivity of the framework to precisely detect and classify the benign and Malignant of ovarian tumour in medical imaging.

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2642-2647  



Kartini M Ali

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a type of degenerative disease increasing every year in countries whole the world. This disease is characterized by an increase in blood sugar above normal values, because the body cannot release or use insulin adequately. A very high increase in DM will certainly be followed by an increased chronic complications due to poor handling of DM. Optimal glycemic control is a situation where glucose concentration in the blood and HbA1c can be controlled. Therefore, management of DM is needed to stabilize blood sugar levels in DM patients. Management of handling DM patients with health care are education, medical nutrition therapy, physical exercise, pharmacological intervention and family support. The purpose of the study is to analyze the effectiveness of the implementation of health care and family support therapy for blood sugar levels in patients with Type 2 diabetes in Diabetes Center and Kalumata Health Center in Ternate City. The research type is Quasi experimental using Posttest Only Control Group Design. The population was all patients with type II DM, the study sample was divided into 12 treatment groups and 12 control groups. then the data were analyzed using the Independent t-test. The results showed that fasting blood glucose levels had a significant difference between the treatment group and the control group with a significance value = 0,000 (p <0.05), and there were differences in blood sugar 2 hours post-prandial between treatment groups and control group with a significance value = 0.006 (p <0.05). in conclusion, Health care and family support therapy are effective for reducing sugar levels in patients with type 2 diabetes.

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2648-2652  



Akmal Khalilov, Bahtiyar Isakhodjaev, Bohodir Meliboev, Bekhzod Atabaev, Zulfiya Israilova

In the territory of Uzbekistan, deposits of rare earth elements have not been identified yet, but there are prerequisites for their detection. La, Ce, Pr, Nd, Sm, Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, Tm, Yb, Lu and Y, Sc are today an unconventional type of raw materials for our country. Basically, increased concentrations of rare earth elements are associated with high-carbon geological formations. The analysis of the world market of rare-earth elements (REE) reveals that its consumption is growing by 3-4% every year. The growth in consumption is associated with the unique properties of REE - lightness, anticorrosion properties, heat resistance, etc. For numerous years, China has dominated the world export of rare earths, the United States is the major exporter; India, France, the CIS and Estonia also export them. The main world importers of rare earths are Japan, the USA and European countries.

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2653-2667  



Aniket Nargundkar, Apoorva Shastri

Sand casting, also known as sand moulded casting, is a metal casting process characterized by using sand as the mould material. Over 60% of all metal castings are produced via sand casting process. Sand control is the key to good foundry sand practice. It is very important to note that almost 70% of total casting defects occur due to an improper quality of sand mould. Hence, many industries want to use the fresh sand for the moulding purpose. However, due to environmental concerns there is a need to investigate the applicability of return sand for sand moulding. This paper investigates the possibility of using ‘used’ or ‘return’ sand for the mould preparation. Several combinations of return sand and other additives have been experimentally investigated for moisture content, compressive strength, hardness, and permeability and the optimum combination has been selected. The results have shown that up to 80% of return sand could be used with optimum combination of other additives giving relatively high compressive strength and permeability. This would give significant reduction in sand cost and also better utility of return sand as a step towards sustainable manufacturing.

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2668-2672  



Saodat Kasimova, Barno Mutalova, Kamilla Abdullayeva

An important place among the sectors of housing and communal services is the improvement of cities, regions and their constituent territories. The social complex of the city is the provision of the living conditions of the population: trade and food, passenger transport, improvement, non-production communication, health, education, culture, art, housing and communal services, household services, non-production management.

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2673-2675  



Umarkhodzha Baxramov, Irkin Makhamataliev

The article discusses one of the possible ways to increase the durability and operational characteristics of methods for determining reliability indicators and assessing the consequences of failures of system elements that have found application in the practice of designing power systems based on statistical modeling (Monte Carlo method). In this method, the natural course of the random process of occurrence of failures (and recoveries) is simulated and, with a sufficient duration of the simulation, estimates of reliability indicators can be obtained on this basis.

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2676-2678  



V.K.Wadhwa, A.K.Saini, S. Sanjay Kumar

Despite vast research on existing oversight mechanism of financial market regulators in India it remains unclear as to why these regulators time and again are failing in one way or the other. It is not known that whether it is natural to fail or something is lacking which is preventing these financial market regulators to operate at less than desirable level. This paper investigates despite noticeable primary law and also subordinate regulatory mechanism in place episodes of financial frauds are never ending. Adequate research evidence is available demonstrating poor quality of regulatory governance framework and also shoddy compliance. Visible legal conformances differ from behavioural performance. We examine suboptimal performance of regulators and explore elements of the best governance practices required for effective system of regulation. At the end recommendations covering potential tools and techniques for improving regulatory mechanism are examined.

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2679-2681  



Vandana, Dr. Preeti Gupta, Dr. Anil Kumar, Ar. Chetan Verma

Mobile devices are increasing day by day because of its portable features and effective applications. Nowadays not only individuals but entrepreneurs also depend on portable devices for their small and big assignments. However, rapid use of mobile technology increasing feasibility of mobile users and programmers. In development of mobile application, developers aiming to build their application with suitable platform which can access by any devices including smartphones, tablets, laptops and computers. Android is one of the best, popular and open source platform which provides ready-made, customizable and high-tech features for users. Almost in every sector android applications are useful like health care, e-commerce, banking and education. Million mobile educational applications are available on internet these days. This study highlights what is android application, architectural education and how android application is feasible in educational and architectural education sector. To improvise the productivity and standards of learning architectural education, different methods can include in android application. After analysis of the present situation of architectural education this study analyze how android technology can provide single online platform to access multiple features simultaneously.

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2682-2686  



Shveta Arya

Air pollution is the contamination of atmosphere of particulates, biological and chemical materials that result in discomfort, death or diseases to humans as well as other living organisms, it also damages food crops, built environment and natural environment. With time there is increase in air pollution either due to primary sources or secondary sources. This is a review paper that covers various primary and secondary pollutants produced by human activities. There can be two causes of air pollution either by human being or natural hazards both are covered in it so that one become able to know the difference. The major problem in air pollution is its detection so a brief review on work done by various researchers in detection of air pollution has been presented in this study. After detection of air pollution next step is methods and approaches that can be used to control it so a comparative account has been attempted which help other researchers to choose approach according to their requirements. There are a number of air pollution detection and controlling methods used by various researchers and review on it help in gathering the knowledge about the best approach for the area and type of pollutants on which they are working.

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2687-2693  



Marlan, Samdin, Nurwati, and Arifin Utha

Healthcare and Social Security Agency (BPJS) Program is addressed to provide protection for all levels of community in order to obtain health in an equal manner but in fact, not all levels of community can obtain its benefits. This research discusses on an issue of Effectiveness of Participation Service of Healthcare and Social Security Agency (BPJS) Program in Public Hospital North Buton Regency by using descriptive qualitative approach in describing effectiveness of Healthcare and Social Security Agency (BPJS) Program service in Public Hospital North Buton Regency. Results of the research show that there is yet any effectiveness of Healthcare and Social Security Agency (BPJS) service related to the participation caused by lack of socialization and different political choices.

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2694-2696  



Minara Niyazova

In this article analyzed redress choice of sorts of content preparing materials, which is critical. By selecting dialect fabric and progressing the shapes and strategies of instructing, to attain through instructing outside dialect the compelling effect of all instructive work on the state of mind to school, on convictions, behavior, long-standing time work of the understudy is portion of the issues of intrigued in terms of moving forward instruction, which depends on the educator. Too given most recent accomplishments of methodological science, specifically, intuitively and cutting edge communicative strategies.

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2697-2698  



Khayotkhon Shernazarova, Nozima Khodiyeva, Dilfuza Shakirova

The speed of reading may not be a leading indicator of the control in the first and second academic years. In subsequent classes, speed is the main indicator, along with content. The essence (task, purpose, role) of the control is now to consider what to check.A foreign language teacher gets a methodical problem of what to check. The object of investigation is thoroughly studied both theoretical and practical. The foreign language skills and skills learned by the teacher and administration are monitored. The extent to which learners have acquired the skills and abilities they have, what difficulties they have, and what to work hard on.

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2699-2701  



Husam Elfadil Mohammed, Mohamed Vall Ould Moustapha

In this paper, by means of the principle of subordination, we give explicit formulas for the Poisson kernels with inverse and biinverse square potentials using the well known formulas for the corresponding heat kernels.

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2702-2705  



D. Abarna, B. Vigneshwaran*, M. Willjuice Iruthayarajan R.V. Maheswari

In this paper, a three core submarine cable used for connecting the offshore farms to onshore stations analyzed using Finite Element Method (FEM). The primary source for the partial discharge activity is a cavity that can exist in the insulation of the cable. The repeated occurrence of partial discharges will lead to a complete breakdown of cable. The cavities have a significant effect on the electric field and potential distribution. In this proposed work, a 2D simulation model of a submarine cable designed using COMSOL multiphysics. In this model, cavities are created in the insulation of the cable at different positions with different sizes. The model has been used to study the effect of cavity size and location in high voltage cables by performing electrical analysis. Various statistical parameters evaluated in both the electric field and potential distribution for predicting the severity of stress inside the electric insulation.

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2706-2710  



Fernando Alexis Nolazco Labajos, Jackeline Janeth Avila Cornelio, Walter Chavez Alvarado, Luis Guillermo Sicheri Monteverde, Irma Milagros Carhuancho Mendoza,

this study was carried out with the aim of identifying the factors that determine the job satisfaction of the production area in a metalworking company. The research was carried out using the holistic, mixed approach phrase; the inductive-deductive method was established. Initially, the population and sample was made up of 63 employees, and then 44 of them were selected, because the company was with a production load. The reporting units for the interview were the sales assistant, accounting assistant and the head of production. Sonia Palma's scale, consisting of 7 factors and 36 items, was applied as an instrument and the interview guide was used. It was designated, the Pareto diagram and the Atlas.ti8 for the collection and quantitative – qualitative analysis. From the above analysis, it was shown that the factors affecting job satisfaction are: the lack of teamwork, poor motivation and the inadequacy of the predisposition of the heads, for this reason, it is of great importance to give a solution because this impacts on the performance and productivity of the company.

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2711-2715  



Andre Hasudungan Lubis, Syed Zulkarnain Syed Idrus, Salleh Abd Rashid

Modernity of education is currently proven by the emergence of MOOC. As the regenerate version of E-learning, MOOC offers vast and free of facility for numerous participants to get educated. The technology has been touched both developed and developing nations, especially the world’s 4th most populous country i.e. Indonesia. The article reviews the phenomenon of MOOC in Indonesia, including historical development, numbers of participants and platforms, and courses distribution by subjects. Through reviewing several studies and observing the sites of online learning, the paper pointed out a surprisingly findings. There are only six popular platforms of MOOC with total users approximately 695,000 from 2017 to 2019. The total percentage of 0.4% shows poor condition of MOOC in Indonesia and it is important to be concerned. Finally, the theoretical and practical implications are presented and discussed, and suggestions for future research are provided.

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2716-2720  



Syamsiah Badruddin, Paisal Halim

The purpose of the research is to find out and then conduct an analysis of the quality of local government services to the public by using a public satisfaction index measurement based on Decree of the Minister of Administrative Reform No. 25/2004 concerning the General Guidelines for the Compilation of Public Satisfaction Indexes. The number of respondents used in the study was 150 people who were people who used public services. Indicators used in measuring public satisfaction following the guidelines issued by the ministry are 14 indicators in the form of Service Procedures, Service Requirements, Clarity of Officers, Staff Discipline, Officer Responsibilities, Officer Capability, Speed of Service, Justice Getting, Courtesy and Hospitality, Certainty Service Schedule, Environmental Comfort, Service Security, Fairness of Service Fees, Certainty of Service Costs. From the results of the study show that with the method of the percentage of Public Satisfaction Index of public services held by the District Office is 51.80%, this means that the quality of public services produced is in quite a good category than for an average public satisfaction index of 66.42 with service criteria B is excellent, which means that the general service conditions in Majene Regency are good. However, some indicators are still quite low which needs to be improved so that the services performed will be more optimal.

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2721-2726  



Dodi Suryana, Nandang Rusmana, Seny Fitria Ramadhanti, Nandang Budiman

In the context of learning, it appears that there is a phenomenon of students lacking independence in learning, unfavorable habits that are not comfortable studying for long, learning only before exams, ditching, cheating, and looking for leaked exam questions. Learning independence is "an active and constructive process in which students set goals for their learning and then seek to monitor, regulate, and control their cognition, motivation, and behavior, guided and limited by their goals". This study aims to obtain data on the learning independence of fifth-grade students of SD Muhammadiyah 5 Bandung in the academic year 2019-2020. This study uses a quantitative approach. The design used in this study is correlational with descriptive methods. The population of participants in this study involved the total number of fifth-grade students (one batch) of 61 students consisting of 40 (morning class) students and 21 (afternoon class) students with cross-sectional study techniques which meant that questionnaires were administered only once in one time. The data collection uses one instrument, namely the instrument of learning independence.

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2727-2731  



Puja Prasad, Alekhya Sana

Human resources are backbone for every organization. Employees play a major role in every instance and contribute their services in meeting the objectives of the organization. Every department is equally important and somehow the division of work flow is segregated for the work-flow to be smooth and derive better results, which can be only possible through effective communication, leadership and mostly teams. Every organization faces challenges in managing teams and forming effective teams but essential factors which influence the teams are usually neglected. The main objective of this research is to check the role of employees and their contribution towards their teams from different departments and their level of positive or negative impact and identify the challenging areas in the current organization. The current organization constitutes of 150 employees covering from Jr. officers to General Managers with their years of experience, gender, age and education. Results are derived using Regression to study the impact, SPSS 23 and AMOS/SEM techniques. Analysis showed that all the four variables namely – Interpersonal relationships, Job motivation and commitment, Team cohesiveness and upgrading skills and talents showed statically significant results where Interpersonal relationships and team cohesiveness resulted significantly high impact on Team effectiveness rather than latter variables.

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2736-2742  



Sidramayya S M, Dr.K.Ramesha

Due to increased demand of wireless cellular communication, MIMO and OFDM based communication strategy have gained attraction in industrial and research field. Recently, MIMO-OFDM based cellular communication is widely adopted in various real-time applications. However, increased demand of good quality communication and increased number of uses raised several challenging issues. In this article, we present a comprehensive review study about MIMO-OFDM based communication. We mainly focus on important parameters of MIMO-OFDM which plays important role in MIMO-OFDM communication such as PAPR, pre-coding, spectral efficiency, error correcting codes, evolutionary computation, optimization schemes and various other approaches of QoS improvement of MIMO-OFDM. The complete review study shows that PAPR reduction and error correcting codes play important role to improve the system performance.

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2743-2754  



K. Kranthi Kumar, Dr.E. Ramraj

Dust collection and management is one of the common issues everywhere in the world irrespective of the case of created or making nation. The main problem in the management of waste is that the trash receptacle at open spots gets water-logged ahead of time previously the initiation of the following cleaning process. It thusly prompts different perils, for example, terrible smell and offensiveness to that spot which might be the main driver for spread of different illnesses. Not only in open spots at the same time in public places like schools, hospitals and colleges waste may not be cleared in time that may be the reason to get lot of health problems. To stay away from all such unsafe situation and keep up open neatness also, wellbeing this work is mounted on a perception trash framework. The primary topic of the work is to build up a vivid smart trash ready framework for an appropriate clearness of the trash bin. This paper proposes a smart ready framework for trash leeway by giving a caution sign to the user with GSM sim card enabled sim for moment cleaning of dustbin with legitimate confirmation based on level of trash filling. This procedure is supported by the ultrasonic sensor which is interfaced with Arduino UNO to check the degree of trash filled in the dustbin and displays message on LCD screen with alarm once if trash is filled

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2763-2768  



Sitti Bulkis, Ade Rosmana, Nuriftitah, Yusmiati Sabang, Nur Azizah, Asthutiirundu

In Indonesia, Cocoa (Theobrema cacao L.) is a plantation commodity whose role is quite important for the national economy, because it is a source of income and employment provider for approximately 900 thousand heads of farming families, most of whom are located in Eastern Indonesia and provides the third-largest foreign exchange contribution plantation sub-sector after rubber and palm oil with a value of US $ 701 million. Also, Indonesia ranks third after Ivory Coast and Ghana, with an average production of 0.75 million tons or contributing 16.65% of total world total cocoa production (Agricultural Ministry, 2017). Cocoa agribusiness development is necessary and important to do to maintain cocoa as a superior commodity. For this reason, the role of social capital among cocoa agribusiness actors is very important to help push the bargaining position of cocoa agribusiness actors, especially cocoa producers (farmers) to be better. This study aims to analyze the condition of cocoa agribusiness and the effect of social capital on cocoa agribusiness in Bantaeng Regency, South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. The research methodology is a demonstration of quantitative and qualitative methods. Survey data collection on 100 respondent farmers. Data analysis using linear regression analysis. The results showed that the application of cocoa agribusiness started from input provider subsystems, on-farm subsystems, downstream subsystems and supporting subsystems at a good level. The influence of social capital consisting of trust, participation, reciprocity, and norms with overall agribusiness is very strong with a significance of 0.0000 with an R-value of 0.891 with a percentage of 79.4%. Thus, to develop cocoa agribusiness, good social capital is needed between cocoa agribusiness actors.

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2769-2775  



Hastria Effendi, Nurhizrah Gistituati, Azwar Ananda

One of the main problems of the Indonesian Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education (Kemenristek Dikti) is how to increase the ratio of participation and unequal distribution of tertiary education throughout the Republic of Indonesia. One of the main programs to solve the problem is to encourage public universities to provide online higher education services. Research on the development of web-based learning models has indeed been done a lot both nationally and globally. But no one has linked it to an effort to improve and overcome the inequality of higher education. This paper is about a hypothetical Web-Based Flipped Classroom Model of Instruction, as one of the learning models that utilize online services, which aims to produce a model of instruction in higher education that is expected to meet the desires of Kemenristek Dikti. This model was developed through R&D research using Borg and Gall procedures. This model has been tested by learning design experts, learning media, content, and linguists. These experts agree that this model is valid and can be implemented in a real class.

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2776-2780  



Dr.N.Rajathi ,Dr.J.S.Kanchana, P.Suganthi Malarvizhi

In datamining, knowledge is gained from data. The extracted information or knowledge can be used for market analysis and customer retention. As a data mining function, cluster analysis serves as a tool to gain insight into the distribution of data to observe the characteristics of each cluster.Clustering process groups, the abstract objects into classes of similar objects.An iterative optimization algorithm is used in the existing system for clustering the data objects with drifting concepts and using some cluster validity function toassess the efficiency of the clustering model while each new input data subset is flowing. The Proposed system uses Differential Evolutionary Particle Swarm Optimization (DEPSO) model for effectively clustering the several real data sets with drifting concepts.

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2781-2783  



Laziz Olimov, Almos Avezov

This article analyzes theoretical and empirical data on the social psychological characteristics of psychological defenses manifested in adolescents in extreme situations.

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2784-2786  



Feruz Ganjiyev, Sarvinoz Kosimova

In the article questions of Professional Competence of heads of educational system, the types and characteristics of such competencies are considered. The article discusses the methodology of formation of the general (basic) Competence of pedagogical personnel, including preschool teachers, its basic structure.

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2787-2789  



Shweta Bharati, Rajeev Kumar Gupta, Vinay Singh, Nikhlesh Pathik

In the current scenario, heart disease is one of the main cause of death in all over the world. If hard diseases predict in advance, it will very helpful for the doctor to diagnose at the early state and prescribe the medicine accordingly. Machine learning approach can be used to predict heart disease in advance. Main aim of this study is developed a heart disease prediction model using Cleveland Heart Disease dataset. In order to evaluate the performance of the heart disease prediction model three measurements named accuracy, specificity, and sensitivity are used. The identifications of symptoms in patients are called sensitivity. Usually the incorrect identification of patient’s stage is the specificity. The proposed model is compare with the tradition SVM and KNN and found that proposed model diagnose heart disease more accurately.

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2790-2796  



Deepthy Mary Alex, D. Abraham Chandy, S. E. Vinodh Ewards, Arvinder Singh, Pushkaran M.

The art of restoring the missing pixels or eliminating the unwanted pixels in an image using an appropriate algorithm is called Inpainting. Inpainting is used in wide range of image processing applications. Processing of medical images requires inpainting to remove markers made by the radiologists. The paper proposes a fast and efficient technique to solve Dirichlet boundary value problem using discrete Laplacian and morphological operations in order to remove the unwanted marking present on the medical images that can complicate further processing. Experimentations were done on 165 medical images and the performance is evaluated. The results enhance a simple and promising way for automatic disease diagnosis interpretation.

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2797-2801  



Malabika Talukdar, Sulochana Singh

The presence of pharmaceutical wastes has been detected in various water environments. These pharmaceutical pollutants may lead to serious problems to human and animal health. Various molecular interactions existing in aqueous drug systems may be considered responsible for these health hazards. Physico-chemical properties of aqueous paracetamol have been experimentally determined and other derived parameters are calculated from the experimental data. Analysis of various physico-chemical parameters led to an understanding of intra and intermolecular interaction of the drug solution.

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2802-2808  



Duong Huu Tong, Nguyen Phu Loc, Bui Phuong Uyen, Cao Le Truc

The ability to solve problems is one of the necessary competencies of students. Therefore, forming and developing a problem-solving capacity for students is one of the crucial tasks in teaching in general and teaching mathematics in particular in elementary schools. This paper is aimed at developing elementary school problem-solving skills associated with the subject of fractions. The sample consisted of 42 fourth grade students who were taught by integrated activities to resolve real-word problems on the subject. A qualitative method was utilized to clarify students' problem-solving skills. The results were demonstrated that their performance of problem-solving skills improved significantly over level scales.

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2809-2818  



G.Saraswathi, Dr .S.Leo stanly

Technology enabled learning can be considered as any kind of learning that is enabled by technology. Digital courseware is a collection of electronic elements of resources that used to create all type of study material for learning purpose with the help of technology. Though the digital courseware augments the learning experience by sequencing subject matters with the usage of multimedia features for visualization, it creates rich learning environment that make effective learning. Coursewares are prepared by agencies and organizations as well as individuals. It is customized according to the individual, educational Institution, societal needs. It enhances personalized learning and students achievements. High quality digital coursewares are converted into the open educational resources with the help of open licensed system. Many kind of OER are available for free use for the teachers, educator and researchers.

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2819-2820  



Eko Indrawan, Nizwardi Jalinus, Syahril

The world of education, especially vocational technology education, is never finished to be discussed, ranging from skills-based to values-based education. One of the approaches in practical education is project-based learning. It is an educational approach that focuses on creative thinking, problem solving, and interaction between students and peers to create and use new knowledge. Through project-based learning, students will work in teams; discover skills in planning, organizing, negotiating, and making consensus on issues of assignment to be done; appoint who is responsible for each task; and decide how information will be collected and presented scientifically.

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2821-2825  



B. Hemalatha

In late examinations demonstrate that Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) assaults assume a significant job in the security of PCs since they can diminish the productivity of unfortunate casualty assets inside a brief timeframe. It is valuable by and by and additionally trying for formal convention confirmation to decide if a service is helpless even to asset limited gatecrashers that can't create or catch self-assertive huge volumes of traffic. In this paper we displayed a Fuzzy logic based tool and multi-key generation algorithm, which might be useful for the discovery of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) assault in system condition. As DDoS assault turns out to be ground-breaking with the progression of time, in the event that it is recognized from the start, at that point the assault might be limited. So we concentrated on assault recognition component to verify the system condition utilizing Fuzzy logic.

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2826-2831  



Anshu Agarwal, Dr Akash Saxena

Today in information age, a huge amount of data is available in various form and we need to gain something useful from the data. A way to do so is Data mining, which is a way to retrieve relevant data from huge amount of data stored in databases, files, web logs and many other such means. In the paper, our main concern or source of such data is Web log that has user’s data related to navigation, session details, urls ip etc. The mechanism to derive these data is called web usage mining. It is a type of data mining. User related data along with url visited, active session, browser used, status etc. can also be used to improve page searching process if proper clustering is applied to it. We can understand a user’s access pattern and relevant websites that the user uses commonly and frequently based on various patterns. Clustering commonly is used to form groups based on some similarities. However, before that we need to filter data by removing noises and impurities, treating redundant and missing data. Once this is done and clustering applied we need to find a pattern or infer some result from it. There are various clustering techniques but here we choose k-means and Fuzzy C Means because our study found these two techniques more efficient to implement on the data sets. R tool is used to perform clustering and compare the performance on basis of number of iterations, computation speed, time complexity, size of clusters, view of cluster, number of clusters also many other factors were compared generated using R tool to perform clustering. The result generated shows that FCM generates a better result as it allows overlapping although the time complexity and computation time high. In addition, we find that FCM treats outliers well as compared to K-Means as k-means is very sensitive to outliers. The results are satisfactory as per the need.

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2832-2838  



Vikram Rajpoot, Sadhna K. Mishra, Priya

Energy efficiency protocols are used in the wireless sensor network (WSN) to maximize device energy conservation and increase the time period. Transmission is complete by node deployment rather than any physical means for WSN communication. The nodes that have been deployed transmit information to the sink or the node of the destination. For better communication, the nodes are collected and clustering is named. Adjacent nodes are located into compatible clusters & transmit information to cluster head (CH) which collections data by different nodes & sends it towards sink further. Different clustering algorithms and techniques for improving WSN have been implemented. In the conventional method, as well as this node restricted to network (n/w) transmission, central node in n/w favored as CH. Before additional nodes lead to dead nodes, this single node consumes more energy. Instead, the straight-line route follows, thus overloading the route which consumes more energy by -n/w's lifetime. We designed an energy-efficient Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm based on a grid-based routing algorithm concept that improves total WSN efficiency. The proposed method has good energy efficiency, n/w lifetime as well as better CH selection compared to the genetic algorithm (GA). MATLAB conducts simulation tests of the suggested solution.

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2839-2843  



Nguyen Tan Danh

Vietnam is building an increasingly strong digital economy and the payment sector is also greatly influenced by technological changes. In recent years, the number of Internet users in Vietnam is high and the percentage of online shoppers is increasing. Payment intermediaries have grown strongly; e-wallets are the evidence of these changes with quite a few advantages. At the same time, the proportion of this country's population using smartphones is quite impressed. By owning a smartphone in which an e-wallet application has been installed, people may not need to carry a payment card anymore. However, digital economy currently focuses on communication, entertainment and information, while many other areas such as e-commerce still have many challenges. The paper focuses on some advantages, hidden opportunities as well as challenges of the e-commerce market in Vietnam in order to demonstrate potentials for both domestic and foreign investors.

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2844-2847  



Parina Anand, Anamika Chauhan

The introduction of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies have brought about numerous innovations, disrupting industries and societies. One of the most impactful among these innovations is the advent of the Decentralised Autonomous Organisations or DAOs. DAOs are a complex structure both legally and technologically whereby the company is in effect turned into code. Centralised governance structures monopolise power, leading to inequitable distribution of resources in the hands of the elite. This new form of organisation would have an effect on government as well as business structures, leading up to a fairer, equitable and collaborative society. This paper analyses the origins, implementation and uses of DAOs to highlight the potential impact it will have on economies and societies.

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2848-2852  



S. Sunitha , Dr. A .Catherin Jayanthy

A communication network is a set of methods that users work to transfer a worthy message. It is the technique of all means of communication, methods of a grouping works to communicate. Network is considered as ergonomic. They help to track the different types of communication as per the need of the user. The communication network is also said to be the pattern of contacts among the organization members of the flow of information among them. It helps to contacts in various patterns through communication charts. The network depends upon the importance of the organizations. The foundation of good communication is a trust and sincere transmission and receiving of information. A communication network shows a pattern of some information flow among organizations. The importance of communication networks lies in their probable clout on effectiveness. In the field of education, five various types of communication networks have been mentioned. These five networks reflect the centralized the process in which the message flow through a pivotal person. This article deals with how the communication network helps in the depending area of Education and how enormous the network is. And how it gives or sketches the information using the communication networks.

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2853-2855  



Nanik Sri Utaminingsih, Anis Chariri, Indira Januarti

This study investigated the factors that influence employee fraud in economic entities in the form of cooperatives. The uniqueness of the cooperative is oriented to the welfare of members and management is dominated by members, so it is possible to give different results from previous research. The research sample of 97 cooperative employees in the city area of Semarang, Indonesia. Partial least square (PLS) is used as an analysis tool. The results showed that the effectiveness of control, organizational commitment and compensation sufficient significantly influence employee fraud. While unethical behavior does not affect fraud. The indirect effect showed that control effectiveness can mediate on relationship between organization commitment to fraud.

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2856-2859  



Dr.M.Renuka Devi, S.Suganyadevi

Effort of bringing out the valuable and necessary information from repository of data is data mining. Mining of data is very much required as because the huge repository of data may contain few outliers in general. Mining of data is not restricted only to text data but also to image mining, assessment mining, web mining, content mining, diagram mining so on. The purpose of mining is not limited to extracting data but also to make decisions and foresee the business in long run. Mining the information has become the most essential task in order to extract the patterns that are in frequency. It is done for the cause of social welfare. Information mining is very effective and most wanted technique to implemented in the fields where there are no convenience to select the treatment for certain diseases in medical field. The mined information contains the details about the required devices, materials and the protocols that is to be followed during the treatment. These information are very helpful the specialist to know the best available options to be provided for the patient. The information of these data is more likely to share the responsibilities of the patient administration. The data that are generated form the past history can be utilized for analyzing the patient with similar disorders. This type of data arrangement enhances the smart work and efficiency of the treatment. A common scenario that prevails cross nations is the infection that is caused in the urinary track which is mostly in the urinary organ (CKD). It is an alarming issue that is to be taken into consideration. Health problems in urinary organ become an ever ending issue when there is a painful injury in the kidneys. Due to this kind of injuries it becomes difficult for the kidneys to channel the toxic materials from body. this kind of injuries it becomes difficult for the kidneys to channel the toxic materials from body. The current work concentrates in providing identification methods and analyzing techniques for life threatening diseases like Chronic renal disorder (CKD) by applying data mining techniques like Classification techniques like Naive mathematician, Artificial Neural Network(ANN),C4.5 to predicts phases of Chronic urinary organ disease(CKD). at the earlier stage.

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2860-2862  



Nusrat Jahan, Aminul Islam, Abdullah Al Mamun

Diabetes is a familiar disease in our country. When blood glucose or blood sugar levels are crossed a standard level is called diabetes. Meanwhile, glucose is the main source of energy in our body. Glucose produces from different foods that we take every day in our life. On the other side, having much glucose in our blood is a serious difficulty. High level of glucose can create threat of heart disease, stroke, kidney disease, vision problems, as well as nerve complications. In this paper, our goal was to identify a person, who will be in risk with diabetic. Here, we focused only type-2 diabetes risk prediction. Our model worked with nine attributes of 555 instances. We set score against each attribute through data analysis, after that trained our machine with algorithm to get the diabetes risk in 3 levels- low, medium, and high. Here, we used Weka 3.8.0 tools for analyzing data with three different machine learning algorithms- Multilayer perception, Decision tree and IBK. We got best result for 12 fold cross validation after applying IBK that has 98.73% classification accuracy. Finally, we proposed an Android application to predict the diabetes risk level easily for making people aware about diabetes.

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2863-2867  



Yasir Iqbal Mir, Dr. Sonu Mittal

Thyroid disease (TD) is one of the most progressive endocrine disorders in the human population today. Prediction of the endocrine disease is a critical task in the field of clinical data analysis. Machine Learning (ML) has shown effective results in the decision making and predictions from the enormous data generated by healthcare domain. Various studies in the prediction of thyroid disease have given only a glimpse using machine learning algorithms. In this paper we have proposed three novel models based on the primary dataset collected from1464 Indian patients. In these models, we have compared top five ML algorithms (Support Vector Machine, Naïve Byes, J48, Bagging, Boosting) found during literature survey with the aim to design an effective framework for TD. We divided our experimentation in three parts: pathological observations, serological tests and combination of both these parameters. In the first model, we have achieved the highest accuracy of 98.56% with bagging on both parameters. In the second model that is based on pathological observations of the patient we have obtained the highest accuracy of 99.08 with SVM. In the third model, the highest accuracy of 92.07% was yielded by J48 classifier on the serological tests.

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2868-2874  



Prasojo Pribadi, Rayi Citra Ayu Pangestuti, Nesya Jeihan Daniswara

The rapid growth of the pharmacy business at this time, making competition in this line of business become increasingly stringent. The consumer is a source of income for the pharmacy and is the most important factor that must be taken seriously. Therefore, the desires and needs of consumers must be met by the pharmacy as a service provider in order to influence consumers in repurchasing. This study aims to investigate consumer preferences in choosing pharmacies and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs. A cross-sectional study was conducted between November-December 2018 with a convenience sampling, 164 participants recruited in the Magelang, Indonesia. The main instrument used for data collection is structured questionnaire. Data analysis were used Chi Square test and descriptive statistic. The finding of these result are the profile of pharmacies selection and over-the-counter medicine purchases in pharmacies consumers shows that there is no significant difference in each segmentation. it can be concluded that pharmacies consumers in Indonesia have same perception within choose the pharmacies and OTC purchase. Therefore, there needs to be a marketing strategy related to these elements.

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2875-2879  



Fazliddin Khikmatov, Natalya Frolova, Daniyar Turgunov, Bekzod Khikmatov, Rakhmat Ziyayev

In this work special attention is paid to investigation of the process of the low-water year formation with the account of climatic conditions of the basins of Central Asian rivers, including rivers of Fergana valley, Chirchik, Akhangaran, Sanzar, Zaaminsu, Zeravshan, Kashkadarya and Surkhandarya. Interannual fluctuations of the river flow and the influence of meteorological factors on them – in particular, the influence of atmospheric precipitation and air temperature were investigated. The issues of variability of the monthly and annual river flows and their probability are considered. Statistical assessment of the relationship between the flood flow of the extreme (by their water availability) years and atmospheric precipitation is performed. The methods of calculation of basic hydrological quantities applied in investigation of the low-water years on the rivers are improved, and meteorological conditions of their occurrence are investigated. The estimation of the low-water years regarding water safety is made, the disastrous low-water years are defined, and proposals and recommendations on the rational use of hydro-power stations in the low-water years are given.

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2880-2887  



S. Kaviyarasu, S. Anandakumar, K. Vignesh, G.S. Rampradheep

Corrosion of steel is the biggest problem in the construction field. In order to reduce the corrosion, various methods are adopted like use of corrosion resistant steel like stainless steel, epoxy coating on steel bars, etc. Here we used Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) is used as a corrosion inhibitor in our project. The thickness of coating on steel bars are 340 µm, 400 µm and 420 µm. The Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) coated bars are tested for pH, molarity, viscosity, temperature and pull out test. With the help of electrochemical test corrosion resistance of Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) is determined. pH value of Polyvinyl Alcohol is in the range of 7 to 8. So, pH value of the Polyvinyl Alcohol not affected the concrete alkalinity nature. Molarity determines the concentration of the gel. Three samples are tested for molarity test. From the results of molarity test it was found that suitable value of molarity for Polyvinyl Alcohol was 4.53 M. Viscosity test is done to determine the fluidity nature of the Polyvinyl Alcohol gel. Three different molarity value Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) gels are tested for viscosity. From that results, low molarity gel has the high fluidity value. In temperature test, the rods are under the examination for long term temperature and it was found that at 320˚C the coating was melted, which is sufficient for commercial uses. Pull out test is done to determine whether the coating affect the bonding between concrete and steel bars. From the results of pull out test, the load required to pull the bars from the cubes is almost equal to the both uncoated and coated bars. Therefore the Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) coating on steel bars does not affect the bonding between the concrete and steel bars. Electrochemical test is done to determine the corrosion resistance of the Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA). It is observed that corrosion resistance of Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) is increased when the thickness of coating is increased. The corrosion resistance of Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) is found to be 49.27%.

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2888-2893  



Sepriadi

Physical fitness is one of the most important indicators in everyday life which is supported by various factors including the fatique index and hemoglobin levels. The purpose of this study was to determine: 1) Contribution of fatique index to physical fitness, 2) Contribution of hemoglobin level to physical fitness, 3) Contribution of fatique index and hemoglobin level simultaneously to physical fitness. The research studied was classified into quantitative research with a correlational approach and continued by calculating the contribution of the independent variable to the dependent variable through the determination index, namely r2 x 100%. Sampling was done by purposive sampling technique and a sample of 48 people. The sample characteristics of this study were active sports students aged 18.68 ± 0.86 years, height 165.38 ± 6.71 centimeters, and body weight 56.75 ± 9.70 kilograms. Fatique Index is measured by Running Based Anaerobic Sprint Test (RAST Test), Hemoglobin level is measured by sahli method, Physical fitness is measured by Bleep Test. The data analysis technique used is a simple and multiple correlation analysis technique. Hypotheses 1 and 2 were analyzed with simple correlation and regression, while hypothesis 3 was analyzed with multiple correlation and regression. Simple correlation analysis and multiple regression, this analysis is used to determine the contribution of the fatique index variable (X1) and hemoglobin level (X2) together to physical fitness (Y). After measuring and data analysis obtained, 1) Fatique index makes a significant contribution to the level of physical fitness, 2) The levels of hemoglobin make a significant contribution to the level of physical fitness, 3) Fatique index and hemoglobin levels make a significant contribution together to the level of physical fitness.

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2894-2899  



I Wayan Sumandya, Ni Made Suarni, I Wayan Eka Mahendra, Indah Rahayu Panglipur

Assessment of Mathematic subject in Vocation school should be able to support skill and competency improvement for vocational school students based on their majored vocation. This study aimed at obtaining high quality of vocation-based HOTs assessment from validity, practicality and affectivity aspects. It used method of design research with development type which consist of three stages, i.e. preliminary, prototyping and assessment. In preliminary stage, it was collecting data about curriculum and students’ condition, prototyping was process of product developing according to curriculum and students condition analysis, meanwhile assessment as product assessing through experts’ validation, limited trial and field trial. The technique for collecting data was documentation, suggestion paper, interview, questionnaires and testing. The subject of this research was X class students of Wira Harapan Vocational School Badung. According to the result analysis, this research was successfully developing HOTs assessment for 10th class students of Vocational school.

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2900-2903  



Ravshan Nurimbetov, Sarvar Normurodov, Tashmukhamedova Karima, Gulyorakhan Shanazarova

This article provides suggestions and recommendations on the management of housing and communal services in the Republic, the current situation in this sector and the need to use the concept of economic development to improve the management of housing.

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2904-2908  



Seif Obeid ALshbiel Abdel-Rahman kh. el-Dalabeeh, Al Albayt University, Jordan

This study aimed to identify the mediating effect of Organizational Culture on the relationship between the Lean Accounting and Sustainable Competitive Advantage. The study population consisted of all Jordanian Public Industrial Shareholding Companies, which represent of (59) companies. To achieve the objectives of the study, a questionnaire was developed and distributed to the top and middle managers of companies working in the Jordanian Industrial Public Shareholding Companies. Structural equation modeling (SEM) has been used in this study to test the relationships between the study variables which are Lean accounting ,Organizational culture and Sustainable competitive advantage. Amos 23.0 and SPSS 25.0 software has been used as tools for SEM usage. The study revealed a number of results, the most important of which were: the Organizational culture had a full mediating effect on the relationship between lean accounting and sustainable competitive advantage in the Jordanian Industrial Public Shareholding Companies. Based on the results of this study, the researchers reached several recommendations, the most important was: The Jordanian Industrial Public Shareholding Companies should give more importance to the Organizational culture to enhance their lean accounting and its positive reflection on sustainable competitive advantage.

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2909-2916  



V. Swamy Nadh, B. Hema Sumanth, K. Vasugi, and Manish.R. Shirwadkar

Nowadays many techniques have been developed to make buildings taller and more efficient. Moreover, if unsymmetrical tall buildings are considered, the stability of structure plays a vital role and these are majorly effected by the lateral loads like wind and earthquake. In order to resist from lateral loads, different structural systems have been followed practically like bracing system, outrigger system, dia grid, hexa grid systems. This paper deals with the use of outrigger system for unsymmetrical tall building of 30 storey and its Comparision with the same building without outrigger system. This paper also emphases on determining the exact position of outrigger in tall buildings. Also, in the second case, keeping the height of the building same as that of the conventional building the floor areas are increased by reducing the number of interior columns with and without outrigger system and the stability is checked. The results reveal the ideal position of outrigger at top position and other at 0.5 times the height of the building. and with the use of outrigger system the displacement is reduced to 26.69% which improves the stiffness and efficiency of unsymmetrical building.

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2917-2920  



F. M. Javed Mehedi Shamrat, Imran Mahmud, A.K.M Sazzadur Rahman, Anup Majumder, Zarrin Tasnim, Naimul Islam Nobel

Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh is the most densely populated city in the world and Traffic the ugliest side of Dhaka's development. The country is full of uneducated and undisciplined drivers who have no respect for the traffic rules and regulations. The tendency of breaking the law and overtaking of the drivers makes controlling the traffic harder for the traffic police. Sometimes this kind of tendency cause more traffic and sometimes it takes our lives. In recent times, the government has taken a few actions such as the enlargement of footpaths, building flyovers and footbridges, expanding the roads but yet, there was no advancement in the traffic condition. To prevent these incidents, a system names “A smart automated system model for vehicles detection to maintain traffic by Image Processing” is proposed and developed that will automatically detect the traffic rules breaker vehicles through live streaming video. So, police can file a case or catch the rule breaker of that vehicle instantly. Besides, it will also count the number of vehicles passing through a specific area.

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2921-2928  



Nina Ikhwati Wahidah, Nasir

The development of technology today is very fast. So that various innovations appear one after another. Currently in the field of education has emerged Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) innovations. The purpose of the article is to analyze the urgency of MOOCs in tertiary institutions. The method in this article uses qualitative literature study. The results of the analysis of several articles about MOOCs in Higher Education are as follows: MOOcs were developed to overcome several educational challenges such as limited capacity of educational institutions, affordability of low educational institutions due to uneven distribution, many educational institutions that lack adequate sources and quality of education, quality educational institutions height is still concentrated in certain places; the low quality of education services that are equal in quality; and low guarantees to meet the needs and demands of quality education. MOOCs provides convenience in the flexibility of time and place of study, as well as quality learning material / content provided by various well-known universities that partner with large open online course service providers. The use of web-based media makes the content more varied, from (e-books), learning videos, and podcasts to the use of interactive multimedia

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2929-2931  



Ruth Ann Garcia-Santos

This study provides innovative ways of teaching and learning, the application developed allows teachers to upload their lessons or modules that can be viewed by their students via wireless network connection. Students can understand their lesson effectively using available simplified lessons in the application created by several teachers. The app also enables teachers to do personalize exercises and quizzes that assess students’ understanding with the lesson and allow the students to apply what they have learned. The developmental method of research was employed in the study and this method consisted of two phases. The first phase was the development, which follows the stages of mobile development life cycle (MDLC) namely; planning, designing, coding, testing and deployment. The researcher used PHP, my SQL server to develop the application. The second phase was the evaluation of the developed application. The technical characteristics-ISO 9126 was evaluated by IT Professionals. The instructional use, graphical user interface (GUI) was evaluated by teachers. Lastly, the learning engagement and graphical user interface were evaluated by students. The suggestions given by the group of respondents may be considered for future enhancement of the study.

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2932-2937  



Ahmad Kholil, Siska Titik Dwiyati, Januar Parlaungan Siregar, Riyadi, Sulaiman

The research aims to develop a brake pad from composite wood powder, coconut fiber, and cow bone. The characteristics of hardness, braking time, wear and coefficient of friction compared to the commercial brake pad had been studied. As a matrix was used polyester resin. Test samples were produced by varying content of coconut fiber, wood powder, and cow bone. Specimen A with a composition of 40% coconut fiber, 0% wood powder, and 10% cow bone. Specimen B with a composition of 0% coconut fiber, 40% wood powder, and 10% cow bone. Specimen C with a composition of 20% coconut fiber, 20% wood powder, and 10% cow bone. And Specimen B with a composition of 25% coconut fiber, 25% wood powder, and 0% cow bone. The percentage of polyester resin was made constant by 50% for all specimens. Commercial brake lining became the comparison of this study. Specimen C with a composition of 20% coconut fiber, 20% wood powder, 10% cow bone has closer hardness characteristics to the commercial brake pad. Braking time of specimens C is closer to braking time on commercial brakes. The brake pads of specimens C have a rough surface so the braking capability is better than the other. Specimen C is more resilient so that they have lower wear. Therefore this study prove that coconut fiber, wood powder, and cow bone can be used for motorcycle brake pad materials through the appropriate composition comparison.

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2938-2942  



Dr. P. Senthil Kumari, Dr. A.R.Nadira Banu Kamal

Cloud computing makes data available to the end user in a 24 x 7 x 365 access time, anywhere and anything. Tsunami of Internet of Things (IoT) connections and data relies more on the Cloud servers where data storage and access takes place. Cloud computing technology has multiple internal and external cloud servers together to provide high interoperability capabilities associated with a single or multiple Cloud Service Provider (CSP). The most attractive cloud service is Data Outsourcing. Any type of data file (text, word, audio, video, image, excel and portable document format files) will be encrypted first using hybrid algorithm ECC-AES (Elliptic curve Cryptography – Advanced Encryption Standard). Then file is outsourced to the cloud. Any authenticated user whose face is recognized for authentication can download the file and decrypt the cipher file. Receiver should decrypt the encrypted file using the same hybrid algorithm ECC-AES. Integrity of the outsourced file is checked using meta data integrity verification technique of parent directory path ID. This paper discusses about three different entities: sender, receiver and attacker with three different ports whose keys are checked for processing. Cyber storms come from clouds, so that security for IoT devices is not enough. Plain text attack, Cipher text attack, Chosen cipher text attack, Chosen plain text attack, brute force attack and dictionary attack are prevented in this paper.

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2943-2947  



M.S. Saranya, Dr.K. Thangadurai

The constraints and the restraints present in the contemporary client server systems imbued the experts and the research scholars to come up with the peer to peer system which is the fundamental concept used in the distributed computing. The peer to peer system is very powerful since it takes the role of the client as well as the server depending upon the necessity of the user. The peer not only works as a client which requests for the data in the form of query and the peer which works as the server will provide the data to the requesting peer. This paper provides a clear idea about the structured and unstructured peer to peer system and discusses about plethora of application regarding the p2p network systems.

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2948-2951  



Shalu Chopra, Yukti Seth

The Photograph is considered with ability to structure “articulated visual statements” of the community to generate explanatory models for analysis and interpretation. Leverage Photographs systematically illustrates the characteristics with a wide variety of material categorized with narrative reflexive and scientific approaches drawn on photographs. These still images are intended to use in marketing, publicity, promotions, and advertisements to keep a record for the research purposes. Photography is a collaborative and creative research tool as expression of ethnography expounds anthropological interest with the skills of still images as a research method by using different approaches. Images analyzed to inform a deeper understanding of user behaviors, interactions with objects and environments, interpretation of artifacts and to invoke social change with time-based imaging. Photographs raised the impact on the interpretation of photographs concludes with an examination of the emic and etic qualities of research and to widespread and inform with the portrayal of photographs. I will focus on how photography is an expression of ethnography and used in research as a tool of representation to analyze images from field research, effectively utilizing them as a key source of data, powerful insights that bring research to its full potential.

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2952-2956  



Deepali Anand, Dr. Alka Munjal, Dr. George Thomas

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the factors of business excellence that are important in formulation of strategy for different categories of hotels based on Baldrige Model of Business Excellence. Survey using questionnaire was conducted and data collected from top and middle management employees of different star-rated hotels of Delhi NCR region. Questionnaire was administered personally and the sample size was 80 respondents. AHP as a statistical tool has been used to identify important criterion of business excellence based on Baldrige Model of Business Excellence. The study revealed that only those hotels can expect better financial outcomes, long term relationship with customers, channel partners and employees, efficient operating performance and a positive image in the society when there is effective leadership, clearly specifying hotel’s goals, plans and strategic planning. All this can be realized through implementation of business excellence model. However different star rated hotels have different areas on which they focus while attaining excellence. All of these defined processes should lead to enhanced customer satisfaction. Important factors of Business Excellence for different categories of star rated hotel have been identified. If these parameters are considered while formulating strategies it can lead to competitive advantage for the hotel.

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2957-2964  



Giao N. Pham, Phong H. Nguyen

Drones are widely used in the field of information gathering and tracking, even they could be used to attacked targets. Therefore, the drone detection for the restricted areas or special zones is important and necessary. This paper focuses on the drone detection problem based on image processing for the restricted areas or special zones where used cameras for monitoring. The proposed solution detects drones from the captured images based on training the Haar-like features. The dataset of drone images is used in the Haar training process to generate a Haar-cascade model of drones. This model is then used to detect drones from images captured by the camera. The proposed solution is implemented and experimented with single cameras installed for any place including indoor environment and outdoor environment. Experimental results proved that the proposed solution could exactly detect drones for any zone or the restricted areas. The average accuracy of the proposed solution in the experimented environments is 91.9 %, and it provides an easy and economical solution for user.

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2965-2971  



Ar. Chetan Verma,. (Dr.) Jitendra Singh. (Dr.) Alok Ranjan

Rural areas are not problems of any countries but are origin of urban settlements. It is the basic trend of development by governments around the globe for new settlements. Selecting rural areas such as villages or small towns are start facilitating them in terms of infrastructure to tum them into urban category. This practice not only attracts the immigrant from nearby rural areas but also improves the standard of living for the residents. But for all this a lot of revenue is spent and a huge part of this money is consumed by energy infrastructure and its maintenance which in many cases unexpectedly increases the cost of living in urban areas. This paper is about such options which generates clean energy using renewable sources in economical and portable ways to compensate the energy demands of a settlement and to provide them basic urban facilities in an portable manner. Considering the climatic and environmental conditions we need to focus on this approach of a cleaner fuel for energy generation, this approach depends upon natural resources and multiple technological equipment to provide a solution for green urbanization

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2972-2975  



Dr. Sunday A. Effiong, Dr. Akabom I. Asuquo, Ejabu Fidelis Enya

The desire of every business is to operate beyond the foreseeable future period and maximize contributions and shareholders' wealth in the face of economic uncertainties. These challenges are surmounted through the recognition and recording of all economic transactions in the books of account to boost stakeholder’s confidence. The study was set to examine the extent to which accruals discretionarily created by management will affect the going concern status of manufacturing firms. The expo-facto research design was adopted and data were gathered using the retrieval method. Panel regression model was employed combining the properties of time series and cross-sectional data. The study, from the empirical findings establishes that discretionary accruals exerted positive and negative significant effects on both liquidity positions and profitability levels of the studied companies, and thus affect the going concern status of manufacturing companies.

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2976-2983  



Dilfuza Akramxodjaeva, Mukhlisa Nasretdinova, Markhabo Abdullayeva

Responsibility for reflecting the national spirit of the original also excludes the possibility of replacing the two languages. Interpretation of words that represent national concepts such as money and distance units, household items, clothing provides a clearer picture of the foreign environment and conditions in the eyes of the reader. Now that Uzbek has become one of the richest and most powerful languages in the world, one of the factors that has led it to this level is the fact that the majority of dictionaries have adopted the transliteration of words that represent the languages of other peoples, thus enhancing the ability of the language to express any idea.

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2984-2986  



Bhagyalekshmi A ,Lasitha A

This study is an attempt to model and analyze the road traffic accident rates for the last ten years from 2008 to 2018 in Kerala state, India. We have done this study by pointing on the serious matter of the day by day increasing tendency of Road accidents in Kerala, even though many rules and regulations implemented from the government side. The researcher conducted personal interview with many vehicle drivers and pedestrians during this study period and included their vision and feelings in the conclusion part. The number of accidents and fatalities are consistently increasing; this may be due to quick expansion in motorization without adequate improvement in road safety strategies. For this study and interpretation of the data the researcher used Trend analysis .This paper focuses on forecasting the annual road accident rates in Kerala using the Time Series Models such as Auto-Regressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) and Exponential Smoothing, the software package SPSS used for data analysis.

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2987-2991  



Pooja V.Pawar, Madhav P. Bhilave

Chlorantraniliprole is a novel insecticide introduced by DuPont Crop Protection (Tokyo, Japan) in 2007 and now it is widely used to control agricultural pests from the Order Lepidopteron, Coleopteran, Dipterans and Hemiptera species. Due to run off water and soil erosion these insecticides get introduced at nearest water bodies and thereby adversely affects non-target organism like fishes. Alkaline phosphatase is a membrane bound glycoprotein present in tissues of fish and is involved in active membrane transport and carbohydrate metabolism. The aim of present study was to determine the toxic effect at lethal concentration of Chlorantraniliprole on alkaline phosphatase activity on freshwater fish Cirrhinus mrigala. Prior to experimental protocol, fingerlings were acclimatized in glass aquaria for seven days. After acclimatization, fingerlings were exposed to LC0 and LC50 concentration of Chlorantraniliprole (0.0025ppm and 0.01 ppm respectively) in twenty liter test container for 96 hrs (acute toxicity). It was observed that the alkaline phosphatase activity in muscle, intestine and liver; significantly decreased at LC0 and LC50 concentration as compared to the control group. From the observed results, it can be concluded that, ‘selected insecticide Chlorantraniliprole interferes with alkaline phosphatase activity in selected test fish Cirrhinus mrigala and retards the normal activity.

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2992-2995  



Edward B. Panganiban and Jenefer P. Bermusa

The world today is full of innovations. Every year, people can see and discover different inventions such as in gadgets, machines, electronics, and many others which are timely in this generation which makes these inventions to become life easier. Technology is mostly used by people every day in school, work and offices. Through this, the authors established a paper which applied a technology for parking of vehicles. Vehicles are used to go to school, works, malls, and every place people want to go. Parking a car has always been a problem to the people, especially in the crowded cities. Sometimes it is not always safe to just leave your vehicle in the parking lot because there are people who can use a tool to steal a vehicle, and the monitoring guard will not recognize if he is the real owner. With these problems, the researchers came up with an idea, which is to develop a system entitled “Barcode-based Vehicle Parking Monitoring System”. The main purpose of the system is to secure, organize and monitor the parking space in a parking area. The researchers developed the system based from the conceptual framework and system architecture established after determining the problems in the existing problem. The researchers used alpha, beta, and acceptance testing in order to test the functionality of the system. The functionalities of the system were conducted that serves as a testing process. During the pilot test, the respondents rated the system into “strongly agree” description in terms of its functionality, reliability and usability which confirmed that the system accomplished its objectives.

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2996-2999  



Susetyo, Noermanzah

Thesis is the result of research compiled by students of the master of education at FKIP Bengkulu University. Most of the Master level students still experience difficulties in writing literature in their theses. For this reason, a special study is needed on the literature review model in thesis research in order to obtain the main causes of errors that occur and can be used as improvements, especially for the FKIP institute of Bengkulu University. The purpose of this study is to provide an understanding of the literature review in the thesis research of the Master of Education Program students at FKIP Bengkulu University. The research method uses descriptive methods. Data collection techniques using documentation techniques sourced from 70 research theses of the Master of Education Program students at FKIP Bengkulu University. The main instrument in this study is the researcher and is assisted by the tabulation of research data. The data analysis technique is done by reading thesis research, classifying the thesis research section based on several aspects of writing a literature review, compiling data in the form of data tabulation according to aspects of writing a literature review, interpreting research data, and making conclusions from the analysis of data. Data validity test uses member checking and triangulation of data sources from 70 thesis research documents. The results showed that the reading sources used in writing a thesis library study of the Master of Education students at FKIP Bengkulu University were mostly from textbooks and a small portion from relevant research. The type of writing is systematic and focused, none of which are in the form of narrative and meta-analysis types. The criteria for reading thesis research reading sources are in accordance with the topics studied, current, relevant, and convincing as evidenced by the most recent references, although most of them still come from textbooks.

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3000-3004  



V.Nehru, V.Prabhu

In recent years, it is found a majority of human beings are affected and dies due to cancer. This is because of unhealthy lifestyle and hazardous food and chemical intake. Based on the statistical report cancer has grown double time over last 26 years. As per Indian council of medical research data 19 lakh cancer patients are reported in 2019. The major issue of uncontrollable growth of cancer is due to very late detection and treatment. The cancer can be easily cured if it is detected in the early stage. In this paper, a novel technique RS-FCM has been introduced to segregate, classify and identify the tumor in the human brain is explained in detail. The simulation result proven that the algorithm works effectively in identification of tumor.

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3005-3010  



Shaik Subhani , Dr.Nalamothu Naga Malleswara Rao

Searching is most widely used in many applications. Elastic search is done for the documents and text within the local or in global databases. Elastic search is very fast comparing with the other normal searching process because elastic search will search the index directly not the text. Searching from huge data becomes more complicated to get the accurate results. Elastic search is developed with java by using the Lucene library. This is open source and highly efficient to search full text and analytics engine. In this paper, the Improved Elastic Search (IES) is introduced which is integrated with efficient duplicate detection by using Ensemble big data algorithms are implemented. This will improve the performance of the Elastic search because of detection and removal of duplicate data. For the improved accuracy the big data with hadoop algorithms are adopted. The dataset used for experimental results is any synthetic document related data.

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3011-3014  



Nursa’adah, Edison Purba, Mukhlis

Corn is one of the important cereal crops in Simalungun, which is the second-largest corn production area in North Sumatera, Indonesia. Reaching optimal corn production were inseparable from area weed management activities. Goosegrass (E. indica) was one of the most common weeds that often associate with corn cultivation. For weed control growers have been commonly using paraquat in Simalungun Regency. This study aimed to map the distribution and frequency of paraquat-resistant goosegrass on cornfields across the Simalungun Regency. Samples were collected from the 13 largest corn producer districts in Simalungun Regency. Sampling was carried out in areas that have been sprayed with paraquat for a minimum of 2 years. Samples were collected in March-July 2019 from 59 cornfields and one sample of paraquat-susceptible goosegrass which had never been applied with herbicide. The paraquat resistance test used the highest dose of 600 g b.a. ha-1. The results of the resistance test of 59 corn fields revealed 47 cornfields (80%) resistant to paraquat, 9 cornfields (15%) moderately resistant, and 3 cornfields (5%) susceptible. The level of paraquat resistance goosegrass was 20.83 - 100%.

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3015-3020  



Shaji. K. A. Theodore

A wireless environment demonstrates a vital role during the past years in the communication world. Wireless connection is a core area in Mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET). Vehicular Ad hoc Network (VANET) is an emerging field of MANET in such an instance a vehicle performs as a nodule transmitter with remaining vehicles and highway transportation in the networking system. For enhancing secure driving, they assured to provide upcoming safety crucial progressive mechanisms for the driver aid system. As a result of wireless information sharing, attacks gone through with fewer attempts and protection and privacy of persons involved in such networks are the key aspects. Through wireless media, every vehicle will message (Msg) with each other for safety Msg transmission and keep updated with risk and traffic conditions. The Security goal is preventing third parties disclosing incorrect information in the network, which gives rise to misfortunes and is a significant feature in secure messaging. In this paper, Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) produces a key for the vehicles in which RSUs operate as a Certificate Authority. This paper investigation established that the whole Msg size impact on VANET messaging system and communication link protocol investigation conducted for performance measuring in a VANET message transfer system.

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3021-3025  



Muhd Zulhilmi Haron, Mohd Muslim Md Zalli, Mohamad Khairi Othman, Mohd Isha Awang

Schools with good infrastructures and well-equipped facilities can improve the quality of teaching and learning. In turn, the provision of effective learning in the classroom will increase students’ achievement. This study was conducted to examine the influence of school facilities on student achievement. The study involved 304 form four students from three schools implementing the ‘Tahfiz Model Ulul Albab’ (TMUA) programme in Malaysia. The structural equation modeling, using Smart Partial Least Square software (SmartPLS3), was used to analyse the data. Findings show that the quality of infrastructure and facilities in schools affect the achievement of TMUA students, with satisfaction acts as the mediator in this relationship. This study shows that facilities and infrastructures are some of the elements that influence the achievement of TMUA students. Based on this finding, relevant authorities should strive to increase the quality of infrastructures and facilities in schools as it could improve students’ academic achievement.

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3026-3030  



Mohammad Ikbal Hossain, Gouranga Chandra Debnath, Shadia Sharmin

Technological revolution is not all positive aspect in the organization and conversions can be excruciating. Career perhaps turns into the most significant concern for young students and professionals at the present time. Exploring the desired career in the developing countries like Bangladesh is no way simple. The purpose of this research is to reveal the challenges in exploring anticipated career and offer some guidelines to encounter those challenges. The primary data have been collected from business graduate students (N=200) studying in 10 different universities in Bangladesh. Several statistical techniques of SPSS software package have been applied to carry out this study. The present research endorses the validity of new measures of career exploration. The study reveals that personal attributes, institutional attributes, educational arrangement and socio-economic condition have profound impact on finding the desired career in Bangladesh. The outcomes of this research have extensive implications for the students, educational institutions and policy makers. The findings of the current research suggest that modernization of teaching styles, providing standard study materials and career counseling to the students, and developing personal skills and competencies can facilitate students exploring their anticipated career.

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3031-3038  



Jefrain M. Padre, MSIT and Ruth G. Luciano, Ph.D.

This study was conducted to develop a Mobile testing application (MTA) designed to test soil fertility via the STK and leaf color recognition for the Agricultural Technicians of the 3rd district of Nueva Ecija. The MTA was developed through the Mobile Development Life Cycle (MDLC) which involved the development of the following modules: 1) Color Recognition; 2) Guides/Manuals Upload; 3) Activity Management; 3) Report Consolidation; 4) System Setting. The system works on a Local Area Network / Wide Area Network set-up wherein there are three sets of users. The Agriculture personnel evaluated the quality of the proposed system in terms of its beneficial contribution to their work process while IT Experts assessed its technical quality. The findings revealed that for all parameters measured, both the Agriculture personnel and IT experts rated the MTA as Excellent. The IT experts indicated that the MTA highly exceeds the ISO 25010 Software Product Quality Standards on the technical quality assurance as shown by their specific rating of highly functional, highly efficient, highly compatible, highly usable, highly reliable, highly secured, highly maintainable, and highly portable. Likewise, The Agricultural Officers and Technicians unanimously agreed that the MTA highly exceeds the ISO 25010 Software Product Quality Standards on the technical quality assurance. Their over-all rating of excellent demonstrated that the MTA is functionally suitable, performance efficient and usable for the end-users.

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3039-3044  



S. Starlin Jini, and Dr. N. Chenthalir Indra

Data mining is the process of extracting information from huge sets of data. Data mining is also known as Knowledge Discovery in Database (KDD). Data mining is highly useful in the domains such as market analysis & management, corporate analysis & risk management, and fraud detection. Data mining functions or algorithms are used to perform the specific process or task. In recent decade parallel processing of these data mining functions are encouraged in many research. The parallel processing of data mining functions can help to reduce the execution time. Thus the parallelization of data mining function can reduce the computational complexity and execution time, while handling large data set. In this paper the most used five parallel data mining functions and its performance is analyzed. The functions or algorithms considered in this performance analysis are Parallel K-Means (PKM) for clustering, Parallel Genetic Algorithm (PGA) for optimization, Graph-based Substructure pattern (gSpan) for parallel graph mining, Parallel Apriori (PA) for frequent itemset mining, Parallel Bayesian Network (PBN) for classification. These five techniques are implemented in common platform and its performance are evaluated based on execution time.

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3045-3055  



Karthik Raj Kudroli . Dr Sandhya Rao K P, Dr. Vishal Samartha, Sushma V

Bibliometric methods are proved as scientific specialties and are an part of scientific and applied fields as a research evaluation methodology. The methods are popular in using the citation and term analysis in the literature survey for a given topic of interest. It is also used to understand the corpus of the literature. For this aspect, in this journal we make use of VOS viewer to visualize the Bibliometric technique (Bibliometric mapping). In Bibliometric literature attention is paid to two aspects, First one is Bibliometric map construction and the second aspect is graphical representation of Bibliometric map. This map will help to find out the global patterns in the literature including distribution of institutions, authors, journal, keywords and Citations. Here in this paper, 127 journals on Blood Supply chain was extracted and mapped using different key words. Thus help to understand the gaps in the research already published so as to help the researcher do a meaningful research in the topic of Blood Supply chain.

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3056-3058  



Ruth G. Luciano,., Gracia Viudez, MAEd and Soledad M. Roguel

This study was designed to determine the level of effectiveness of the Continuous Improvement Program (CIP) processes for Grade 3 reading. The CIP is a joint project of Philippine Australia Human Resource and Organizational Development Facility (PAHRODF) and DepEd which is implemented in public elementary schools in the Philippines to solve reading problems of Grade 3 pupils. Using descriptive approach, the study arrived at the following salient findings: The operationalization of the 10-step Continuous Improvement (CI) processes was done as expected; but, there is need for all teacher-implementers to strive more to go beyond what is expected to guarantee full success of the CIP for English reading in Grade 3. This positive finding, though room for improvement is still in sight, is supported by the implementers’ positive experiences in the CIP implementation. The authors came up with the thematic presentation of responses as follows: Theme 1: Motivation is basic to CIP success. The CIP teacher-implementers were motivated by the praises coming from their superiors and by their desire to be promoted in their work. Theme 2: Appropriate instructional materials and extra time for pupils in need are vital CIP ingredients. The teacher-implementers believed that proper choice of reading materials and teachers’ willingness to devote extra time to help pupils in need is vital for CIP success. The CIP for English reading in Grade 3 was generally effective based on post-test results after the CIP implementation: there was zero non-reader in all the eight (8) schools; there was big reduction in number of pupils in the frustration level and big increase in the number of pupils in the independent level compared to the pre-test result. Though the findings are positive, there is still room for improvement, for instance: (1) limited disclosure of experiences related to CIP implementation must be addressed by future researchers for richer information and for deeper insight; and (2) reading proficiency levels that remained within the frustration and instructional levels must be minimized to increase the number of pupils in the independent reading level.

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3059-3063  



K.Sathya, J.Premalatha, Vani Rajasekar

Random numbers are the strength of many cryptographic algorithms. They can be generated by either True Random Number Generator (TRNG) or Pseudo Random Number Generator (PRNG). TRNG generates true random numbers that is completely unpredictable by nature. PRNG generates sequence of random numbers by mathematical function defined over an initial value called seed. Recently PRNG is designed to use the sensor data as seed. The problem faced is that sensor data are likely to be exposed to an attacker, thus exploiting the randomness generated by PRNG. Wash-Rinse-Spin approach is implemented to process the sensor data before being fed into a PRNG. This approach prevents attacker from taking control of sensor data. The random numbers generated through wash-rinse-spin approach are not suitable for more secure algorithms that require uniqueness like nonce, one time pads. The time consumption is also more which is not suitable in mobile devices with limited resources. Installing multiple sensors in same environment result in collinearity among their data. Feeding these collinear data to PRNG generates collinear random numbers. To solve the problem of collinearity, twining technique is used to combine the collinear sequences. AES is used in counter mode to generate cryptographically secure random numbers in less time

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3064-3068  



Dr. R. Balaram, Dr. G. Veeraswamy, S. Ramanaiah

The current research focusing on ground water quality with emphasis on salinity, sodium hazard and fluoride and its health impacts in the objected area. From that study area 24 ground water samples were collected and analyzed physic chemical parameters. In the study area majorly occurred in elevated percentage sodium (12 to 581ppm), fluoride (0.6 to1.9ppm) and specific conductance. Groundwater in the study area has lowest salinity of under 120 mg/l in spring waters from the quartzite terrain, under 760 mg/l in surface water, under 1155 mg/l in alluvial groundwater and highly variable salinity in groundwater from granitic gneiss areas ranging from those shown by surface water and a maximum of as high at 2500 micromhos/cm. groundwater in some granitic rocks continues to have very high chemical quality in several parts of the study area, there has been a progressive increase in salt in soils in a good portion of areas occupied by the same granitic rocks making them more and more alkaline and infertile.

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3069-3079  



Dona Muin, Satibi, Yayi Suryo Prabandari, Susi Ari Kristina

Pharmaceutical care is a form of service and direct responsibility of pharmacists in performing pharmaceutical jobs to improve the life quality of patients and the distribution of medicines and medical devices. To achieve success, a search was done regarding the results or success of pharmacists in entirety for a certain period in carrying out their (clinical and managerial) duties and responsibilities compared to various possibilities, including work standards, targets or goals, or any criteria that have been predetermined and agreed upon. To identify the factors used as influencing variables of the performance of pharmacists and find out about the effect of these variables on the performance of pharmacists in hospitals in Yogyakarta. A mixed-method study was used to assess the relationship between the influencing variables of pharmacist performance based on the perception of pharmacist respondents who worked in public hospitals. The assessment was done using closed questionnaires that had been proven to be valid and reliable. Data were analyzed descriptively and used multivariate data analysis. Multiple Regression Analysis that was carried out resulted in a regression equation; Performance= 0.634+ 0.243 Organization and Environment + 0.041 Social Structure – 0.122 Resources + 0.194 Pharmacist Characteristics + 0.324 Psychological Characteristics + 0.219 Regulation + e. This study showed that there are six variables that influence the pharmacist performance, namely organization and environment, social structure, resources, pharmacist character, psychological character, and regulation.

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3080-3083  



Shampa Banik, Mohammad Rezwanul Huq

At present days, population explosion in Bangladesh has caused the land resources very limited for both upcoming industrialization and urbanization. Here it is common scenario, that a vast amount of farming land or forests are now turned into human settlement or industrial zones which affect the agriculture significantly. Keeping aside the big crowded cities where the land resources are already rare, we focused on Rajshahi the next prospective zone of Bangladesh. Proper land assessment is direly needed to such decision making for new. Our study depicts an interesting mechanism in the field of land assessment using the technological breakthrough of GIS as well as remote sensing technology from which the spatial details can be obtained and analyzed meticulously instead of conventional site visiting that is time consuming. In this high-tech era GIS offers the satellite data that is indeed greatly effective for spatial planning and resource management. The information of LULC (Land Use Land Cover) is crucial for policy making, business and administrative purposes. The current study propounds a new approach that has made use of the remote sensed satellite data, analyzed those by Land Classification which paves the way for remote land assessment and decision making in Rajshahi for future industrialization and urbanization.

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3084-3090  



Dr.Antony Selvadoss Thanamani, Padmapriya P, Malathi M, Sharmila S, Dr. A. Kanagaraj

Ensemble based strategies are most generally utilized methods for classifying data streams. Their prominence is owing to their great execution when contrasted with solid single learners while being generally simple to convey in real time applications. For true issues, ensemble learning functions superior to traditional classifiers. This is valid for datasets with numerous examples closer to boundary of decision. Ensemble algorithms are particularly helpful for learning data streams as it can be coordinated with drift recognition calculations and consolidate dynamic updates, for example, specific evacuation or addition of classifiers. Utilizing meta-learner to learns from the expectations of base classifiers sums up better. Thus, Stacked Ensemble (SE) is favored over other troupe techniques. We broaden SE and introduce Multi-Tier Stacked Ensemble (MTSE) calculation with three tiers specifically a base tier, an ensemble tier and a generalization tier. Base tier utilizes the conventional classifiers for label prediction. 10-fold cross validation is utilized to approve the models in base tiers. The predictions cross validation are combined in next tier utilizing combination schemes. Ensemble tier predictions are generalized utilizing meta-learning to provide final prediction. At the point when examined with datasets, MTSE gives better execution over the stacked ensemble. It accomplishes maximum accuracy and isn't experiencing over-fitting/under-fitting.

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3091-3097  



Dynamic Partial Reconfiguration Performance Analysis In Field Programmable Gate Array For Streaming Applications

The Dynamic Partial Reconfiguration (DPR) can be a useful tool for maximizing FPGA performance while minimizing power consumption and FPGA size requirements. This work explores the application of the DPR technique in a computer vision application that implements different algorithms. This technique could allow for a similar computer vision system to be realized on a smaller, low-power chipset. Different algorithms can have unique characteristics that yield better performance in certain scenarios; the best algorithm for the current scenario may change during runtime. However, implementing all available algorithms in hardware increases the space and power requirements of the FPGA. We analyze a system that can load an individual edge detection algorithm into the computer vision processing pipeline with negligible interruptions to data processing by using DPR.

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3098-3101  



Dhulipalla. Vijaya Krishna, D.Prasanna Kumar, SS Asadi, M.V.Raju

Mobile network communications market India is world’s second-biggest and last few decades Indian is strongly developed in communications market .the ongoing information and the data proposes that this industry has put on a show of being the world's quickest developing industry. The subscriber’s mobile numbers is transmitting the subscription from one service provider to another service provider it can be based on the ability the ability of the subscriber’s Mobile number portability (MNP).It’s improve the competition by enabling customers to change service providers and keeping up the previous mobile phone number. To recognize the factors that affects the customers into exchanging the service provider. Primary and secondary data collected through websites, journals and structured questionnaire from 170 members

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3102-3106  



S.Vijayachitra, B.Vinosha

In many of the industrial applications including chemical processing, pharmaceutical processing and tertiary water treatment processing and etc., Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) plays a major role. With continuous flow of reactants and products, the CSTR can able to run at steady state and from which the feed input is assumed to have a uniform composition throughout the reactor operation and also the exit stream has also maintained the same composition as in the tank. When there is any change in the input/output ingredients in terms of flow, level, temperature or composition, it will be reflected as a fault by means of sensor fault, process fault and actuator fault. Hence for having perfect operation, it is proposed to do real time fault diagnosis in the CSTR Skid. By varying the flow rate of inlet and outlet water to and from the CSTR in steps of 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%, the performance were analyzed and their appropriate faults were diagnosed.

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3107-3110  



Simon Thomas, Asha Nagendra

This investigation helps us to comprehend the role of motivational factors among various occupations in the purchase of a car in Pune. Various motivational dependent variables are examined which have an effect on occupations in reaching a choice to purchase a car. The authors conducted a survey in Pune, Pimpri and Chinchwad of Pune region to establish their perceptions on the vehicle purchasing process. There were 275 surveys sent out and 225 were finalized, ensuing in an 82 % reply rate. Finally, information from 225 respondents were used for the study. The respondents existed from varied genders, occupations, age, education, income clusters and marital status. A two group between subjects MANOVA was performed on 9 dependent variables to achieve the results. The subject of attention for this document was not how many persons replied, but whether respondents of varied occupations replied in a different way. It is found that there is a relation between various motivational factors between occupations in the process of making a decision to purchase a car in Pune. The research is crucial for both sellers, car producers and financers to comprehend how various motivational factors assist individuals in purchasing a car.

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3111-3116  



Nidhi Singh, Jaya Pandey, Jayashree Anireddy

Novel substituted 1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-isoquinoline derivatives have been synthesized with pyrrolidine, piperidine, morpholine, dimethyl and triethyl as substituents. The synthesis follows a multistep reaction route involving Henry reaction, Nef reaction, reductive amination, amidation and N-alkylation. The synthesized compounds were designed as potent pharmacological agent. The synthetic route gives molecules in decent yields (80%-90%).

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3117-3120  



Edy Subroto, Muhammad Abdillah Hasan Qonit

Soybean is a source of vegetable protein that is often consumed to meet the needs of protein in the body since it is rich in various essential amino acids. However, soy protein has various advantages if it is consumed in a simpler form of protein in the form of bioactive peptides. This review discusses the use of soy protein mainly in the form of bioactive peptides through various modifications, so that it has a good impact on health. Modification can be conducted by hydrolysis, fermentation, and crosslink. Hydrolysis of soy protein, either enzymatically or fermented, can release bioactive peptides that can be used as antioxidant, antihypertensive, anti-allergen, and for the food and beverage industry as a functional food.

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3121-3127  



Haji Saediman, La Ode Lasmin, Muhammad Aswar Limi, Usman Rianse, Laode Geo

Climate variability can have severe impacts on agriculture, especially on rice as the water-intensive crop that depends heavily on precipitation and temperature. This research aimed to find out perception of rice farmers toward climate variability. The study was conducted in Cialam Jaya village, Konda sub-district, South Konawe district, Southeast Sulawesi. Data were collected using a questionnaire-based interview method and Focus Group Discussion. Sixty-seven rice farmers were selected as respondents using simple random sampling method. Descriptive statistics was used to analyze the data. A large percentage of farmers perceived increased temperature, erratic rainfall, and increased extreme weather events, and the climate data supported these perceptions. A large percentage of farmers also believed that climate variability had impact on rice farming, which included changes in planting calendar, flooding, difficulty in harvesting, pest and disease occurrence, and increased frequency of droughts. Information on these local perceptions can be used to design adaptation strategies to improve rice production system to be more efficient and adaptable to climate variability in the future.

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3128-3132  



Shabatir Ibragimov, Farid Ruziev, Bakhtiyor Bobojonov, Feruz Khudoykulov

In this work, structural studies of double vanadates and phosphates of rare-earth elements with potassium and sodium are carried out, which are among the promising materials of electronics. It is shown that REE - potassium double phosphates are built on a trigonal basis and are a somewhat deformed glaserite structure. Moreover, the main reason for its distortion is a certain slope of the phosphate tetrahedron (point symmetry Ci) on the third-order axis of the original structure. The structural features of the compound of potassium double vanadates — REE of the beginning of the lanthanide series — were synthesized and studied for the first time. It has been shown that double potassium vanadates of rare-earth elements can be divided into three clearly distinct subgroups: vanadates of the elements La, Pr, vanadates Sm, Eu, Gd, Tb, Dy and, finally, vanadates of elements from Ho to Lu. The neodymium compound lattice has its own characteristics and is closer to the Sm – Dy double vanadate group.

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3133-3136  



Mrs.G.Jenitha ,Dr.I. Paulraj Jayasimman ,Dr.A.Kumaravel

In this article,Minimum Domination energy value and Minimum neighborhood energy value of Benzoxepine derivatives has studied. By using these derivatives are useful intermediates for the synthesis of many natural products and biologically active molecules. These molecules are an essential objective in modern organic synthesis. AMS Subject Classification (2010): 05C69

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3137-3141  



Kunyanuth Kularbphettong, Suphachai Nranit, Nareenart Ruksuntorn

The improvement of the quality of disabled life is a better way to enhance people with disabilities become more self-reliant and live happily with others in society and this research aims to develop the online job and volunteer application for people with disabilities. The proposed application acts as a central platform among entrepreneurs, volunteer and disabled people to meet their requirements. The proposed system based on Gale-Shapley algorithm was consisted of two functions: matching the jobs and finding volunteer service. In the matching the jobs, the application matches the suitability of disabled and job with various factors like background education, age range and etc. In the finding volunteer service, the request of disabled meets the information of volunteer based on diverse elements and the system is divided into two parts: Web Application and Android Application. The Web Application is applied progressive web apps technique and uses MySQL to store the database and the Android Application is written in JAVA and connects to the same MySQL. The results shown that the proposed application can work correctly and meet the user requirements and the satisfaction was at a good level.

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3142-3146  



Rajasekar L, Ilakkiya S N

Industrial automation plays a major role in both OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) and EMS (Equipment Manufacturing Services) industries. Process monitoring plays a major role in industrial automation. Here, process monitoring is done by using RFID technology. The information about each process are stored in a database and also the in time and out time of each material going through each process are displayed in a webpage. This helps to monitor the each process wherever required, using the given website. Arduino Uno, Ethernet shield and RFID is used to carry out the process.

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3147-3149  



Aysen TEMEL EGINLI, Selda ISIK

Communities reformed after internet-the most important invention of the Digital Age, has taken part in our lives. The communities born in a similar time interval, are affected by similar economic and social formations and behave in a similar manner that constitutes the generations. The digital world has given birth to the concepts of “digital native” and “digital immigrant” among the generations. The last digital natives are the individuals of today's last generation Gen Z and continue to live as technology addicts. In this study, firstly, digital age concept is explained, digital native and digital immigrant concepts are defined and afterwards, generations are classified, intergenerational differences and generation Z are examined. This study focuses on examining the high school students as the last digital natives and their teachers as digital immigrants and their technological experiences as well as technological features. Therefore, a survey; “Experience with Technology Questionnaire” was administered. The participants were a group of 10th grade high school students and their teachers. The survey aims to determine the technology usage features of those two groups.

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3150-3154  



Mahmud Yunus, Etty Soesilowati, Dewi Liesnoor Setyowati, Thriwaty Arsal

Online transportation companies partner with drivers. The number of drivers is large, not all are professional when carrying out their work. Therefore online transportation companies design application systems and driver professionalism codes of ethics. The purpose of this study is to analyze online transportation application systems and online transportation company strategies to improve driver professionalism. This research is a qualitative research. Data collection was obtained from observations, documentation, and interviews with online transportation drivers in the Semarang city. The results showed that online transportation applications and the implementation of strategies carried out by the company succeeded in increasing driver professionalism. The practical implication of this research is that it can be used as input for companies in evaluating application work systems as a strategy to improve driver professionalism.

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3155-3159  



Ubair Nazir Wani, Mudasir Nazeer,

Gap-graded concrete, sometimes referred to as no-fines, pervious, per¬meable, or enhanced porosity concrete, is an state-of-the-art approach to controlling, managing, and treating storm water runoff. When used in pavement applications, gap-graded concrete can effectively capture and store storm water runoff, thereby allowing the runoff to percolate into the ground and recharge groundwater supplies. Gap-graded concrete contains little or no fine aggregate (sand) and care¬fully controlled amounts of water and cementitious materials. The paste coats and binds the aggregate particles together to create a system of highly permeable, interconnected voids that promote the rapid drain¬age of water. Typically, between 15 and 25 percent voids are achieved in the hardened concrete, and flow rates for water through the gap-graded concrete are generally in the range of 192 to 1,724 inch/hr.[1].The compressive strength test was performed on gap-graded concrete at 7, 14 and 28 days on five different mixes. Furthermore infiltration rate was observed on all the five samples of gap-graded concrete.

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3160-3163  



Nanik Kustiningsih, Bambang Tjahjadi, Syed Alamdar Ali Shah, Muhammad Ali Ahmad

We take a holistic review of literature on social franchising focusing theories and results. Initially, 97 articles were selected out of which 65 have been narrowed down by our research objectives. All the articles were from databases of ISI Web of Science and Scopus covering the period 2002 to 2019. We identified resource scarcity theory, agency theory, stewardship theory and social networks theory underlying the research of social franchising. Subsequently, theories were integrated with contemporary research to identify research gaps and future research direction. The research finds that social franchising although uses commercial franchising theories, however because of social objectives, requires deepened monitoring. Further, there is a need to conduct researches from a managerial perspective as current researches mostly focus health perspective.

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3164-3170  



Richard Aldison Bunga, Sarinah Joyce Margaret Rafael, Minarni Anaci Dethan, I Komang Arthana

A Research was conducted at the Regional Inspectorate of East Nusa Tenggara Province of Indonesia, aiming on the effect of whistleblowing systems and the competence of Internal Auditor to prevent fraud partially as well as simultaneously. Purposive sampling was used, and as much as 48 internal auditors on the inspectorate office were participating as a correspondence. Using linear regression provided by SPSS version 21, the data obtained were analyzed. The result showed that whistleblowing system and competence of the Internal Auditor had significant influence for fraud prevention in partial calculation whilst in simultaneous analysis it only gives enough influence for fraud prevention

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3171-3175  



Randy Fatria Pradana, Amrie Firmansyah

This study is aimed at providing empirical evidence on the effect of interactional fairness on taxpayer compliance intentions with prevention efforts as a moderating variables. This study divides interactional fairness into interpersonal fairness and informational fairness. The type of data used in this study is primary data obtained directly from the object of research by giving questionnaires randomly to the respondents of the study, namely all MSME Taxpayers. The sampling technique used in this study was nonprobability sampling with a purposive sampling technique. After checking the questionnaires, 173 research questionnaires were considered valid. Of the 173 questionnaires that were considered valid, 159 or 91.91% came from respondents who filled out the physical questionnaire given directly, and 14 or 8.09% came from respondents who filled out the questionnaire through the google form link address. This study suggests that Interpersonal fairness and informational fairness are positively associated with taxpayer compliance intentions. However, interaction prevention efforts with interpersonal fairness suggested a negative effect on taxpayers' compliance intentions. Furthermore, prevention efforts have no role in the association of informational fairness and taxpayer compliance intentions.

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3176-3186  



Rachmad Utomo, Kuwat Slamet, Sopian

The large number of SMEs in Indonesia contributes to the difficulties of governments to develop the most efficient and effective ways to foster their better lives. Tax Service Office of Pondok Aren in South Tangerang Indonesia (hereinafter abbreviated as KPPA) develops SMEs in accordance with Law Number 20 Year 2008. KPPA together with the tax-friendly community (USP community) has a "problem shopping" activity. From the paradigm of public administration, the Pondok Aren Tax Office starts a new round of application of the New Public Service (NPS) concept. They prioritize social values rather than just economic values (tax payments). In this study it was found that the street bureaucracy can use the concept of the New Public Service (NPS) when absorbing the needs of its citizens and what ways residents feel comfortable. The local wisdom approach must be thickly identified first. Only after that, will also have an impact on the use of the budget can be more effective.

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3187-3190  



Sarlin Paleina Nawa Pau SE., M.Sc, Nibras Anny Khabibah SE., M.Sc., Ak., CA:

The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of ethical orientation, which consisted of idealistic ethical orientation and relativist ethical orientation, and ethical sensitivity to the tendency to do whistleblowing . This study used a questionnaire to collect data. The questionnaire consisted of two groups of questions used to measure the orientation variables of idealism and relativism ethics, as well as two groups of cases to measure the variables of ethical sensitivity and the tendency to do whistleblowing. This study used 72 respondents consisting of 30 male respondents and 42 female respondents. respondent in the form of a Master of Accounting student from Gadjah Mada University. the students used in this study are also students who have passed business ethics courses. The data in this study were tested using simple linear regression. The test results show that ethical sensitivity has a positive effect on whistleblowing , while the orientation of ethical relativism has a negative effect on whistleblowing. Future research can be done by adding independent variables such as moral reasoning and retaliation, as well as the distance of power that is in a company.

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3191-3196  



Sally Salamah, M.Prof.Acc, Ristiandi Wijanarko, M.P.A

In order to develop a positive risk culture, an organization needs to understand its current culture, the desired risk culture, factors influencing culture, and the way to implement culture change. This paper is prepared to understand and analyze the current risk culture in a BPKP representative office using The IRM’s Risk Culture Aspect (RCA) model. The model has been adapted to BPKP organizational characteristics. Primary data were collected via surveys and interviews with respecting officers in June 2019. This paper provides a new perspective on the risk management field by focusing on the development of risk culture in the Indonesia government. Our study demonstrates that the Pilot Test Office still has plenty of room for improvement. We recommend that the office has to first devise a specific tone at the top regarding risk management through the arrangement of comprehensive risk management guidelines and subsequently improve their risk culture.

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3197-3206  



Soffan Marsus, Mas’udin

As Law of Republic Indonesia Number 17 of 2003 on State Finance mandated that government prepare the draft of the State Budget based on the work plan of the government, Indonesia at that time began to implement a budgeting system called performance-based budgeting (PBB). Implementing PBB, based on various studies, aside from having positive impacts, can also leaves various problems. This study, using system theory, identifies the elements, problems, and benefits of implementing PBB, based on the perspective of budget practitioners at the budget office in Directorate General of Budget as well as in line ministries/agencies (Kementerian/Lembaga or K/L). Regarding the benefits of PBB, the research found that the implementation of PBB could affect the effectiveness of the programs of the line ministry/institution (K/L) and reduce duplication of K/L activities. This result is consistent with the research conducted by Melkers and Willoughby (2001) that implied that the most important factor in implementing PBB is improving the effectiveness of government programs. However this research also found that several effective budget formulation were still considered ineffective, and some PBB implementation problems still exist. One of the problem is the difficulty in formulating performance measures. This research contributed not only by describing the conditions of performance-based budgeting in Indonesia, but also by comparing it with performance-based budgeting in the United States based on two survey studies that have conducted there.

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3207-3214  



Dr. Babur Hayat Malik, Nimra Ashraf, Muhammad Asaad Subih, Abeer Abbaas

Requirement is one of the vital and obligatory attributes of any software project. Most of the software projects usually fail due to the wrong elicitation of the requirements. Requirement elicitation is the first pivotal step of a requirement engineering process, which aims to gather, uncover, acquire and elaborate requirements for software systems. In software development, requirements are a description of what the system must do or how it should behave. The process of requirement elicitation can be regarded as core activity of the whole Software Development life cycle. This research paper is aimed of reviewing all the existing, in use requirement elicitation techniques. This research article will help the requirement engineers to understand the characteristics and effectiveness of each technique and it will also serve as a recommendation in order to select a particular technique for a certain type of project.

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3215-3221  



S. Jamuna, Dr. K. Mohan Kumar

Diabetes forecast framework is exceptionally valuable framework within the healthcare field. Clustering is making set of things having a place to the same sets of comparable and diverse sets of divergent. Applications of clustering includes in numerous areas like pharmaceutical, showcasing, fund, www etc. In this work diabetic patients’ information are taken from authenticated web resources. Their resulting blood test reports are given as input to the proposed frame work to find the three levels of diabetes like no diabetes, pre diabetes and diabetes using various computations. Also, the diabetes dataset are grouped using Fuzzy C-Means algorithm. This grouping task is very much useful for the medical practitioner to give effective treatment

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3222-3225  



D.N. Goswami , Manali Shukla, Prof. Anshu Chaturvedi

Web Security is a major issue and evolving as a regressive challenge in the field of Information Technology. Nowadays besides the existence of several security mechanisms, web threats are taking shape of web attacks which are causing potential damage to web users. Phishing is one of the attack which has been frequently practiced by the attackers over the past decades in order to fulfill their malicious goals. Phishing aims to ascertain confidential information of web users by redirecting them to web replica of legitimate web created by attackers to spoof web users. Identification of Phishing is most significant because this may further lead to evolve into more vulnerable attacks such as Ransomware, botnets etc. This paper proposes an optimal technique for phishing detection that identifies the presence of malicious websites by assessing the characteristics of only those features associated with uniform resource locators. In this paper, we proposes a binary classifier algorithm which predicts the presence of malicious websites to classify Uniform Resource Locator into two categories phishy and nonphishy which is determined by identifying the presence of features responsible for phishing attack. Python IDE is used for assessing accuracy of algorithm over different size of datasets.

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3226-3229  



Jasanta Peranginangin, Usman Abu Bakar

The objective of research is to construct a model that can investigate and develop entrepreneurial orientation among college students. By taking into consideration the concepts that previous studies have proposed, this research attempts to emphasize the importance of entrepreneurial orientation to the young generation. Research design is Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and this design is operated with AMOS Version 22. Research object is college students in final semester. Data are collected through structured questionnaire given to 250 respondents. Research has several results. Social Capital affects Entrepreneurial Orientation, but does not affect Market Sensing Capability. Moreover, Market Sensing Capability does not have effect on Entrepreneurial Orientation. Islamic Relationship Value not only has great effect on Market Sensing Capability but also on Entrepreneurial Orientation. These results should be useful for the management of any colleges to develop policy to increase the number of entrepreneurs among college students, alumni, and society members. Young generation is expected to be familiar with entrepreneurship and then to develop new enterprises in their environment. These results are also the entry gate into the development of next model of entrepreneurship, and also have significant contribution to the body of knowledge about entrepreneurship.

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3230-3237  



Nur Aisyah S, Irwan Akib, Agustan Syamsuddin

This research paper aims to identify the influence of learning anxiety and self-reliance in learning towards mathematics learning performance of fifth grade elementary school students. Therefore, researchers chose research with an ex-post facto approach to explore this. The research data were obtained from the filling out the learning anxiety questionnaire, self-reliance questionnaire and solving the learning performance test involving 172 fifth grade elementary school students as the research sample. The research sample was determined using a disproportionate stratified random sampling technique that involved 35 elementary schools and private primary schools. Data obtained through the instruments used were further analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistical analysis. Descriptive analysis techniques include frequency distribution and percentage of categories. Inferential analysis used multiple linear regression analysis. From the results of the data analysis, it was obtained information that student learning anxiety was in the low category while self-reliance in learning and mathematics learning performance of students were in the fair category. There is a significant positive influence between students’ self-reliance in learning towards student mathematics learning performance. Conversely there is a significant negative effect between students’ anxiety towards students’ mathematics learning performance. In addition, it can be stated that there is a significant influence between students’ learning anxiety and self-reliance towards the mathematics learning performance of fifth grade elementary school students.

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3238-3242  



Youness Chaabi, Ndeye Massata Ndiaye, Khadija Lekdioui

In this article, we present a recommending system of educational resources based on the footprint of learners on a distance-learning platform. Today, all learners follow the same learning path and therefore have access to the same training content, although their information needs are different. The proposed approach offers learners the opportunity to adapt their training path through a mechanism of recommended activities that are most relevant to them. This approach consists in automatically analyzing the interaction footprints of learners. Based on these footprints, our system automatically offers personalized recommendations (courses, course sections, activities, documents, etc.) to learners. The originality of this approach lies in the fact that the learner remains in control of his training itinerary, by increasing the information available to help him or her to build his or her training path. In this article, we present the results of the implementation of our system developed as part of an experiment with 100 students registered on our distance learning platform; as well as the research perspectives.

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3243-3248  



Chang-Hwan Oh

Beer is the most widely consumed alcoholic beverage in South Korea. The ethanol content on the label of alcoholic beverages must be within 0.5% of the actual level and the methanol content limit in beer is 500 mg/L (0.05%) in Korea. Therefore, regular testing of ethanol and methanol is a legal requirement. In this research, we devised a GC-FID analytic method for determining ethanol and methanol levels in beer, based on the use of a DB-624 capillary column combined to the direct aliquot injection. C-18 Cartridge purification proved inappropriate for the analysis of ethanol and the use of ethyl acetate as an internal standard was found to overestimate methanol content. The devised method was successfully applied to thirteen kinds of domestic and imported beers in the market. The labelled ethanol percentages in beer samples were within 0.5% of measured levels, and methanol levels in all beer samples were under 500 mg/L (μg/mL). Therefore, all beer samples analyzed met legal requirements regarding ethanol and methanol levels.

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3249-3253  



Radhika MN, S S Parthasarathy, Mahendra Mallick

In this paper we describe numerical simulation of a highly maneuvering target in 2D using the Bayesian framework. We consider accelerations of 3g, 4g, and 5g for the highly maneuvering target using the nearly constant turn (NCT) motion in the counter-clockwise and clockwise directions. The target has a sequence of nearly constant velocity (NCV) and NCT motions. We simulate true trajectories of the target in Monte Carlo runs using the prior distribution and the NCV and NCT dynamic models. A fixed moving target indicator (MTI) radar is used to generate range, azimuth, and radial velocity measurements.

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3262-3269  



Syafryadin, Dian Eka Chandra Wardhana, Eka Apriani, Noermanzah

Conversation is one of the activities that students do in their lives. Conversation is in relation to the maxim and implicature. Without realizing, the students usually violate and obey the maxim. Thereby, this study aims at knowing the types of maxim and implicature. The study used qualitative design. This study used transcription of the students’ conversation. Besides, this study used coding analysis. The findings of this study showed that most of the students obeyed the maxims of quality, quantity, manner and relevance, however, some students still disobeyed the maxims. Furthermore, there were two types of implicature that the students did in conversation namely conventional and conversational implicature. Therefore, by knowing the maxim and the implicature, the students can know the role in the conversation.

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3270-3274  



Silvia Gaftandzhieva, Rositsa Doneva, George Totkov

The paper presents a comprehensive approach for quality evaluation of higher education through data accumulation and aggregation. The proposed approach is tested for data accumulation and aggregation for NEAA criteria systems in Bulgaria. For this purpose, the criteria systems that this agency applies for quality evaluation in higher education are analysed. The possibilities for automated data accumulation and aggregation from different university information systems are explored. Experiments have been carried out to automate evaluation and accreditation procedures in a Bulgarian higher education institution.

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3275-3279  



Dr.A.Pio Albina

The researcher aimed to undertake this investigation in the light of the two theories (Vonk(1993) and Kagan(1992)) regarding the essentiality of the background knowledge about the taught and the school environment (which comprises teaching through Ethnographic Lens). The researcher used ‘qualitative ethnographic case study design’ and has selected eight B.Ed. students as a sample for her study. The findings of the research emphasize the need for Teaching through Ethnographic Lens in order to emanate a sweet and acceptable cognitive, affective and psychomotor aroma which would definitely hold the learners attention towards, confidence in and acceptance for the pre-service teachers.

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3280-3283  



S. Subbulakshmi, Dr. D.J. Evanjaline

Data mining is the process of extracting patterns from data and discovering knowledge from large amounts of data stored either in databases or warehouses. Data mining is becoming an increasingly important tool to transform these data into information. Data analytics is a procedure of examining, removing, altering and displaying information with the objective of finding helpful data, proposing conclusions and supporting basic guidance. Classification is a data mining (machine learning) technique used to predict group membership for data instances.Credit cards are a significant component of everyday life. An extraordinary highly improved society payments is the credit(smart) card payments, particularly for ordering the product through E-commerce which probably produce the result of naturally improving fake operations which shows the fast evolution in electronic commerce, the usage of credit cards for online purchase has risen dramatically, causing a great explosive in smart(credit) card offence. Implementing effective abuse identification systems has expand into essential for overall card providing banks to decrease their loss in cost. In true life, fake transaction(business) are interspersed with genuine transaction and Matching patterns which leads to recognize them uncorrectly. Thus there’s a significant thing requirement to combine both Methods of identification of error and violence. Many modern techniques occupying the data (information) mining. The credit (smart) card abuse was reduced via to using the RC algorithm. Classifier for building linear supplying regression models. LogB with RC functions as base learners is employed for fitting the supplying models. The optimum range of LogB continues (maintaining) to execute is cross-validated, that results in automatic attribute choice. The optimal amount of iterations to be performed by LogB is cross-validated, leading to the automatically select the attributes. Through this, the credit card fraud detected on comparing with various previous techniques.

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3284-3289  



Rajeev Kapoor, Variender Kadyan, Sachin Ahuja

Dengue is a rising vector borne disease in India. It becomes a burden for whole community residing in India. Unfortunately, still there is no vaccine discovered. Prevention and control of Dengue is still challenge for developing countries like India. The goal of this study is to investigate the influence, symptoms and clinical test parameters that belong to Dengue disease with an Indian perspective. This main aim is to develop a prediction model for early detection of Dengue. The propose prediction model is divided in to the following phases i.e. data preprocessing, training of ANN network with weights of symptoms & signs as well as evaluation function. Machine learning models namely decision tree, random forest and support vector machine is used to detect high priority symptoms. The experimental results show that support vector machine approach is more suitable for propose prediction model with in Indian environment. The future scope of this paper can be extended in to with other diseases like malaria, Chikungunya and Zika etc.

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3290-3298  



Anouar Saidi, Mohamed Vall Ould Moustapha

In this article, we give a new method based on the Bargmann transform to compute the resolvent kernel and the eigenvectors of generalized Dirac, Euler operators and harmonic oscillators

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3299-3302  



Augustin P. Sarr, Togdé Ngarenon

The storage of private keys on mobile devices is a real issue; hardware based solutions are inconvenient and password encrypted storages may be vulnerable to offline dictionary attacks. At ESORICS 2017, Buldas et al. proposed an efficient (software only) password based server supported signature scheme, geared to mobile devices, termed Smart–ID. Unfortunately, despite its numerous interesting features, Smart–ID has two main limitations: (i) the (four prime RSA) signatures are large, and (ii) the design offers no password update mechanism. We propose an efficient password based server supported signature scheme, termed SCM, which achieves all the security attributes of Smart–ID, in addition to offering a password update mechanism and yielding smaller signatures on ECC groups. Under the computational Diffie–Hellman and the random oracle model, is unforgeable against chosen message attacks.

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3303-3307  



T. Venkat Narayana Rao, Anjum Unnisa, Kotha Sreni

Most of the people tend to live a long and healthy life, where they are more conscious about their health. But many studies show that almost many people die due to the medical errors caused in terms of taking wrong medicines and these errors are caused by doctors, who prescribe medicines based on their experiences which are quite limited. As machine learning, deep learning and data mining like technologies that are emerging day by day, these technologies can help us to explore the medical history and can reduce medical errors by being doctor friendly. In this paper proposes a medicine recommendation system , which takes the patient review data and performs sentiment analysis on it to find the best medicine for a disease by using N-Gram model. In order to increase the accuracy, a Lightgbm model is used to perform medication analysis. The paper also discusses the advantages, disadvantages and enhancements that can be incorporated to improve the accuracy.

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3308-3312  



S. Vinothkumar, S.Varadhaganapathy, R.Shanthakumari

To ensure data security and to maintain privacy over the internet, authentication is used. The password based on text is the most commonly used verification form eventhough it is not favorable. The user tends to choose small password in the entire password space provided by the website. People use personal information as their password for easy memorization. They have an inherent trade-off between usability and security: while powerful passwords are hard for unauthorized person to guess, they are on the other side also hard for the user to recollect. The leaked dataset is used for research to evaluate the user’s personal information residing in the passwords. Individual-PCFG method cracks the password much faster by generating personalized guesses. To guard the user from this type of attacks, we use distortion function. The distortion function transforms the user-chosen password into encrypted form that reduces the continuation of personal information residing in the passwords which gives the attacker a tough job to guess the password.

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3313-3318  



Saidova Rayhonoy, G’ayrat Murodov

This article studies structural semiotic approach to the literary text. It is about paradigmatic relations and structural semiotic analysis of poetic work in the sample of one course based on Rauf Parfi's poem about motherland. Also, the paradigmatic relationship in the poetical text, paradigmatic relationships - the relationship of interrelated and non-interrelated characters. The English translation of Rauf Parfi's poem is analyzed by comparison with the original text.

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3319-3323  



Sivanath Chutia

Digital India is one of the excellent drives on promoting digital technology in the India which makes it different in the Global world. This new drive to promote mobile connectivity and internet service can help India to take massive advancement in the digital world. This digitalization generates diffusion in the country especially in Northeastern part by providing some access to the states like Assam in promotions of e-commerce and empowerment of the unorganized sector. The expectation of this initiative to improve the technology interface through getting the maximum coverage with the help of e-Governance and e-Service; but it lamentably generated a difficulty to the people associated with the unorganized sector of the state. This digital initiative divided the whole society among haves and have not’s due to the inability to access the technology among this small and marginal employers. This paper investigates extent of Digital India diffusion and digital divide in unorganized sector of Assam. There are numerous determinants of Digital India in unorganized sector that have been a prime need of time to an open discussion.

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3324-3327  



Happy Nursyam

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the concentration of acetic acid on yield, moisture content, melting point, protein profile and microstructure of the best Tuna fish skin collagen and control. Observation and recording of water content, melting point, electrophoresis and SEM parameters were carried out after the analysis process was completed. This activity is carried out on all test parameters in each test, where the repetition is done four times. The research method used was descriptive, each with four treatments and four replications. From the results of the study several conclusions can be drawn: (1). In applying different concentrations of acetic acid it has a very significant effect on yield, significantly influences of water content, melting points and is supported by electrophoresis results; (2) Based on the Effectiveness Index, the best treatment was obtained at 0.7 M acetic acid concentration; and (3). Collagen fibers form at concentrations of 0.9 M which are thin and many holes. At a concentration of 1.7 M was thick and solid fibers are formed.

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3328-3331  



Dr. Sakshi Varshney, Purwa Srivastava

An initial coin offering is an innovative fund raising mechanism. It is a trend that uses idea of presale of cryptocurrency or token to raise fund for a blockchain project. Raising fund through Initial Coin Offering (ICO) captured the pace with the launch of Bitcoin blockchain in 2013 and Ethereum blockchain in 2014. ICO provides great opportunities for promising projects, boosting the economy and creating the ease of doing business. Many projects ideas could not be materialized due to hassles of legal paper work but introduction of ICO has paved the way towards breaking the barriers of crowd funding and unnecessary paperwork involved for raising capital through an ICO. A SWOT analysis is presented in the paper which throws light on importance of ICO in revolutionizing the concept of fund raising and at same time discussion is done on the risk associated with ICO’s.

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3332-3335  



Mohini Gupta and Sakshi Varshney

Entrepreneurship is the creation of new business through innovation or it is an opportunity for exercising new ideas in real world. Investing in new ideas may not directly commercialize economic growth but rather inducing the spillovers by transmitting it through knowledge. The proposition narrates the review of literature to understand the notion of entrepreneurship and economic growth. It foots forward to derive the economy efficacy in different sectors (service, manufacturing and industrial) by conduiting the entrepreneurial activities. The paper recites the inclination about entrepreneurship as an essential ingredient in accelerating economic growth in the modern world. Entrepreneurship is a complex, dynamic and multifaceted phenomenon, amplifying level of entrepreneur to elucidate economic growth. It unfolds the different spillovers and productive determinants which are simply classified as knowledge, human capital, and innovation. The literature includes analogous paper extracting the perspective of entrepreneurship by eye-sighting the different angles. This paper represents theoretical analysis covering developed and developing countries in which majority of analysis incriminate Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) estimator for empirical evidences. The review unleashes the gaps from the literature and motivates for future research proposals.

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3336-3341  



Anmana Goswami

The seventeenth-eighteenth centuries were the crucial periods in the history of India due to the beginning the process of colonial domination in India. Among the all European powers British successfully established their sway and continue expand their imperialist supremacy on the territory of India. As well as railway, the automobiles played an important role in the extension of the British imperialism. Introduction of the Automobiles in India was due to the needs of colonial masters, basically for the political attention. The present paper will focus on the how automobiles played an important role in the gradual expansion of the Britishers in the colonial Assam. The area of study is colonial Assam till 1947 and special focus of the study is limited to the Brahmaputra valley.

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3342-3344  



J. Satish Babu, Krishna Mohan G., MSR Prasad, G. Vamsi Krishna, R. Nithish Kumar, T. Viswanath

Regression testing is the method of retesting the updated components of the code and checking that no new defects are created into already existing code. The regression test suite is very large and an intelligent technique is needed to select a few test cases which will reduce the test cost. In these scenarios, the test case prioritization techniques are to be used effectively by ordering the test cases from high priority to low priority based on a valid methodology to increase the efficiency of regression testing without decreasing the rate of fault detection. Cyclomatic complexity is software metric used to find the flow graph methods with high risk are generated and test cases are to be applied to such methods first.Applying Test cases after ordering them according to the priority will take considerably less time to execute to detect more faults and average percentage of faults detection (APFD) metricis used to measure test case prioritizations efficiency. A priority based execution for regression testing with high fault detection in less amount of time and cost can achieved by using a priority basedtechnique.

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3345-3348  



AVN Murthy, N. Konda Reddy, K S L N S Subrahmanyam

This research paper explains the relevance of Global Brands and thereafter focuses on the localization strategies for global brands. It refers to brand building blocks in the consumer based brand equity pyramids as stated by KEVIN L KILLER, for the analysis of the localization strategies. A framework that incorporates the localization strategies and approaches for global brands follows the analysis. There are suggestions for further research followed by the conclusion. The paper has used illustrative examples from various countries and diverse to support the analytical arguments.

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3349-3353  



N. Konda Reddy, K. Pavan Kumar, AVN Murthy

Today’s manufacturing industries are facing lot of threat and competition and problems in meeting challenges of changing market conditions. Inventory is the heart of any organizational body which needs lot of focus in planning of procurement if inventories from different suppliers and vendor and need very good storage conditions before they are issued to the production process. The level of inventory balance is necessary taking demand and supply of the finished goods in the market by big corporate and end users. The cost of inventory has significant effect in determining the cost price of the output. The cost of procurement, cost of holding, and storage cost are very much sensitive to each other in defining the success story of the industries. The experts in the field of cost accountancy have suggested various models of cost calculation so that the industries can continuously undertake the production process without nay fluctuations and variations.

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3354-3359  



M. Lizzy Nesa Bagyam, B. Raja Nithya, D. Rubikumar, S.Sangeetha , J.Santhosh

Sewage treatment is an important environmental protect problem. If the drainage system is not maintained properly, the pure water get mixed with drainage water and cause infectious disease. It is very important that underground drainage system should work in a proper manner to keep the city clean, safe and healthy. At present, the toxicity of gases in sewage cannot be monitored. So various kind of work has been done to detect, maintain and manage these underground systems. To create a barrier to this problem, a hardware model is designed to monitor the sewage system. In this paper, it is discussed about the method to measure the water level in sewage continuously using the ultrasonic sensor. The toxicity of CO and methane gases are also sensed to avoid danger for human life.

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3360-3363  



Puppala Rajendhar, J Belwin Edward

With the existing metering system, the system becomes very difficult in real time. By integrating the domestic energy meter with IoT, the present difficulties are solved. This research provides an IoT-integrated smart meter design and implementation. This System has been designed to measure the parameters of the appliances such as voltage, current, power factor, frequency. It also measures power and energy parameters. The design comprises of a smart sensing unit for monitoring the parameters that also detects and controls the status of the home appliances. The measured parameters have been displayed in pc using Arduino and these parameters have been interfaced with Internet of Things (IoT) devices using Ethernet. The Ethernet shield has been used to transmit the measured data to the dedicated webpage with the help of ThingSpeak webserver, which has been developed by using HTML, CSS style and PHP. The development is cost-effective and user-friendly products easy to expand. The model built was tested and the results are very promising.

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3364-3369  



Hasan Saleh, Hendrik Lamsali

The purpose of this study is to investigate the employers’ satisfaction regard to the skill of engineering graduates for employability. This study use 195 survey questionnaire distributed to the manufacturing senior manager at Melaka, Negeri Sembilan and Pulau Pinang only. This study have highlight five independence variable for skill namely Fundamental general skills, engineering skills, interpersonal skills, behavioral skills, adaptive skills and self-emotional intelligence skills. The result from this study have reveal that fundamental general skills and Engineering Skills are the most important skill for engineering graduate employability. It is found that fundamental general skill (FGS)(B=0.330, p=0.000) and engineering skills (EgS)(B-0.286, p=0.000) are the most important and essential skills for engineering graduates employability. Hopefully the results from this study offer an important practical implication for engineering graduates to be success in employability with the necessary skill equip to engineering graduates. It is hope with this data also, it can be an essential reference for engineering graduates to prepare them self to enter the working environment at today challenging economic and situation. This study have use Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) software version 22.0 to extract the data needed for this study.

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3370-3373  



Hasan Saleh

E-marketing was a new concept in marketing world today. This method is used to further improve the existing marketing such as traditional marketing to online marketing. The main objective of this study is to investigate the implementation of e-marketing strategies in family business, especially in the Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and also to examine the extent of e-marketing in SMEs family business from Malaysia to proven their profit and sales for the business performance through e-marketing compare to the traditional method. From this study also, researcher can examine and identify the implementation impact of e-marketing used in the SMEs family business in Malaysia. Particularly, SMEs have problem to market their products and usually use the offline market such as direct sales, word of mouth (m2m) and use middle man. Sometime their use to speak more and more to attracting customers to purchase their goods and service compare to modern marketing that use modern facilities and technologies to attract consumers. Traditional marketing is also wasting cost especially in term of promotional, advertising and others cost compare to the modern method. Today, people prefer to choose e-marketing due to convenience and successful business from large market around the world and at the same time it can reduce cost of transaction trading. The data for this study collected using the online survey method from 140 respondents using the google form and have been analyze using the Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) version 20.0. From the result show that by using e-marketing, SME family business can be enhanced and need e-marketing method to improve their own business especially in term of profit and increase sales revenue.

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3374-3377  



Dr. Maria Evelyn Jucunda.M, Dr. P.A Mary Auxilia

Acquisitions are in a rising trend in India and so is the research on M&A’s (Mergers and Acquisitions). Researchers have tried to analyse M&A’s from various aspects of acquirers, targets and due diligence agents to provide a clear picture of whether acquisitions are a profitable Indian scenario or vice versa. But one of the aspect that is yet to be explored by researchers is the research of M&A from the investors’ perspective. Though there is a huge body of literature in the west and in India that analyses the returns of acquirers upon acquisition announcement, the investor sentiment that play a role in those returns are not really captured. This study analyses the sentiments of investors upon an acquisition announcement and the behaviour of investors and the role they play on the abnormal returns of acquirers. Using Event Study Analysis and R-Studio (Sentimental Analysis), this study captures the various type’s sentiments of investors and their significance on acquirer returns, thus providing a gateway for future researchers.

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3375-3386  



Anuradha Patil, , kalaburagi, Dr. Chandrashekhar M. Tavade,

A Human to Human connection can be accomplished through discourse composing, articulations and signals. Be that as it may, to connect with a PC standard interface, a propelled robotization framework is required. The headway in the innovation has enabled musings to ad lib the interface for association between the human and PC. Human PC association (HCI) is an examination zone which characterizes inventive interfaces for human PC communication. The ongoing works around there is centered on the utilization of human signals for PC collaboration particularly hand motions. The hand signals permit cooperation in an augmented experience condition and furthermore can give an advantageous method to physically handicapped, for example, daze individuals to communicate with a PC. There are dialects for characterizing the importance of a hand motion example, for example, American standard language, British Standard language, Japanese standard language, and so on. A Hand motion acknowledgment (HGR) framework and Human Body Skelton Recognition (HBSR) enables a client to communicate in a Sign Language with the PC a few at HGR frameworks have appeared few of those utilizing equipment sensors, for example, accelerometers and spinner, yet greater part of the frameworks created utilize visual or imaging strategies. The exploration center here lies in the improvement of a visual Hand signal acknowledgment (HGR) framework to build up a viable interface for PC communication. A broad knowledge into the works identified with existing visual HGR and HBSR frameworks uncovered that the HGR framework execution is incredibly influenced by lighting varieties, picture quality got from camera and foundation jumbles. Aside from this current ASL, the HGR frameworks experience the ill effects of goals irregularities, Complex element extraction systems on the arrangement methods utilized couldn't adapt to the intricate situations of acknowledgment. To give a viable answer for the above issues this exploration stresses on three primary destinations; upgrading the caught picture goals for precise signal acknowledgment, building up another model for characterizing the highlights to be separated to expands the acknowledgment exhibitions.

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3378-3384  



Koti Neha, M Yogi Reddy

Advancement in technologies has led to the emergence of various new fields. Different fields like science, Engineering, Health, Business are generating, accumulating high amounts of data every day. Data mining is a vital area, which manages and extracts required information from these enormous amounts of data. This paper gives a gist of how data mining is utilized in different fields.

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3385-3388  



Joko Sutopo, Mohd Khanapi Abd Ghani, Burhanuddin Mohd Aboobaider, Zulhawati

Dance is a collection of gestures that have many meanings. Dance is a culture that is owned by every country whose every movement has beauty or meaning contained in the dance movement. One obstacle in the development of dance is to recognize dance moves. In the process of recognizing dance movements one of them is information technology by recording motion data using the Kinect sensor, where the results of the recording will produce a motion data format with the Biovision Hierarchy (BVH) file format. BVH motion data have position compositions (x, y, z). The results of the existing dance motion record will be extracted features using Laban Movement Analysis (LMA), where the LMA has four main components namely Body, Shape, Space, and Effort. After extracting the features, quantization, normalization, and classification will be performed. Using Hidden Markov Model (HMM). In this study using two LMA components, namely Space and Effort in extracting features in motion recognition patterns. From the results of the test and the resulting accuracy is approaching 99% for dance motion data.

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3389-3394  



Mathew John M, Amal Jose AV, Deivanathan R

This paper describes a network prototype of embedded wireless system with a thermocouple sensor to monitor the temperature variation in industrial operations through internet. The hardware and software selection and the sensor interfacing have been described. Using Raspberry Pi and internet service, the temperature at a remote location is continuously tracked and thus it provides a truthful and convenient mode of control. Thermocouple sensor senses the temperature variation and information is transmitted via internet to the control room. Internet based sensing and process monitoring is said to hold the key for the factories of future.

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3395-3399  



ARTEMIO A. MARTIN JR., MELCHOR C. MADRID, VIVIAN M. DUMRIQUE, WILLIAM R. EUSTAQUIO ANGELO V. CAPURIAN

Biochar is widely recognized as an efficient tool for carbon sequestration and improves soil fertility. Biochar addition to soils potentially affects various soil properties, and these effects are dependent on biochars derived from different feedstock materials and pyrolysis processes. The study was conducted to compare the chemical composition of biochar from different materials and investigate the effects of amendment on soil carbon sequestration potential and on the growth and biomass yield of corn. A selection of agricultural waste materials with different characteristics (sawdust, dried banana leaves, cacao pods, tobacco stalks and coconut shells) were pyrolyzed at about 250â—¦C in order to optimize the physicochemical properties of biochar as a soil amendment. An efficacy test of biochar at 5 tons ha-1 on corn for 60 days in a pot experiment was undertaken. The biochar have neutral to alkaline pH which range from 7.9 to 8.2, with NPK levels considerably low at 1.93 to 3.50 percent but contain Cu, Zn, Mn and Fe, and other micronutrients. The C:N ratio range from 11.59 to 11.61 g C g-1 N indicating that soil organic matter fractions from biochar are low in C and high in nitrogen. Biochar addition significantly enhanced the height growth and biomass yield of corn. Soil organic matter and organic carbon contents are high with average values of 13.76% and 79.80 g kg-1 soil, respectively. The significant amount of CO2 sequestered by soils applied with biochar averaged at 64.40 Mg CO2 ha-1 confirms that biochar is an efficient sink of CO2. There is a need for further study in order to find the conditions that support CO2 sequestration by biochar amendment. It should be noted that the results described in the study were derived from a one-time soil sampling, hence, the need for another study to arrive at a more reliable and accurate carbon sequestration potential estimates.

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3400-3403  



S Siddesha, S K Niranjan

This work presents a disease detection model to detect and identify affected Arecanut using K-Means and Otsu method. This approach has two steps; preprocessing and disease detection. In preprocessing the arecanut image is segmented from the background to remove shadow effects using color K-means clustering. In disease detection, RGB image is converted to monochrome using Otsu thresholding. Then the affected regions on the Arecanut is marked using connected components approach. We used our own dataset of 50 disease affected arecanut images to carry out the experimentation.

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3404-3408  



Selvan K

Phishing is a mendacious technique used over the Internet. It was invented in the 1996. The phishing attacks are created to swindle the users with the intention of extracting their personal and valuable information. The attackers will make use of the intentionally acquired sensitive information to gain access over the users financial resources such as bank accounts or personal web accounts. Data mining algorithms are most commonly used to identify the phishing websites. The accuracy of the identification process is used to assess the technique employed. This research work is focused on the classification and analyzing the phishing attacks. Four classification algorithms are used to classify the phishing attacks and their performance are evaluated using different performance metrics.

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3409-3414  



Raja K, Dheeran Amarapathi G, Santhosh Kumaar K

In recent years, there has been a tremendous increase in the construction of buildings. The methods used for determining the engineering properties of undisturbed sample are quite difficult and most of the methods are rather expensive, time consuming and involve test procedures. On the other hand, test to determine index properties are quite simple and less expensive. The index properties of soil are used to predict or correlate the Engineering properties of soil. The present study is to predict the insitu density, permeability characteristics, shear strength parameters and subgrade strength of soil at Perundurai zone and to develop a spatial representation map by using GIS. This software is used for visual interpretation of data. The soil samples were collected from 21 places in and around the perundurai zone. The tests were carried out and the results obtained from index properties and Engineering properties were plotted using GIS.

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A. Gayathri, Abdul. Muneera, T. Nageswara Rao, T. Srinivas Rao

The aim of the article is to sum up the different dominations on graphs. The following article holds the idea of Domination in Planar graphs, connected graph, edge dominations in Paths, Cycles of related graphs and few properties. Likewise, we broadened our study on inverse dominations on graphs and few applications based on dominations. It incorporates social network, land reviewing, radio broadcasts, computer PC correspondence system, school transport directing, interconnection systems so forth.,

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3426-3429  



Lekshmi priya V and Sherly Williams E

Paphia malabarica were collected from three sites of Ashtamudi Lake for one year. Elemental analysis of Cadmium, Chromium, Copper, Lead, and Zinc were done in the muscle samples of Paphia malabarica as described by APHA. Biochemical constituents such as carbohydrate, protein, fat, moisture and ash contents were analyzed in tissues using standard methods. Significant differences between heavy metals concentrations and biochemical constituents of the candidate species from various sites, determined using One- Way analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Fisher’s LSD post hoc test. The results revealed that samples collected from polluted sites have more heavy metal contents when compared with the reference site. Due to the noxious effects of heavy metals, significant reduction in the biochemical constituents has been analyzed in the samples collected from the polluted sites.

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3430-3433  



Amanjot Kaur, Parminder Singh, Sukhwinder Bir

WMN is the wireless mesh network having usability in providing internet connectivity to multiple clients. The whole network traffic will be passed through one of the gateways of the network. Routers will route the traffic either incoming or outgoing to the access point, then to the client. Access traffic can result in congestion at one of the gateway. Adopting grid topology for the WMN with varying sizes and adopting the tradeoff between the interference between the network channel and the congestion at the gateway can result in enhancing the network performance. For avoiding the interference between the network channels, increasing the number of gateways, maximum no. of gateway count can be identified. Grid topology will increase coverage. Each router will be having eight connections to the access points without having many failures.

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3434-3437  



A.Arulprakash, R.Viswanathan

Biometric has a vital significant role in identity or authentication. Since designing a secure and efficient authentication system in cloud is still a challenging one. Biometrics is more valuable assert which is security parameters for many secure environments. Biometrics with Cloud-ID-Screen uses less cloud space and quit large computation and produces comparably increased security, in the same time speed is quite high as compare to the iris cloud Id Screen. Increased security is done by dividing the iris features into several units and stored under the different clouds. Therefore, no individual cloud storage has the complete set of iris features while at the time of matching operation all the units of iris features has been retrieved from the clouds and perform the matching operation. Here parallel processing techniques has been used for to reduce the time consumption. The experimental results here are compared with the existing fingerprint algorithm to find the efficiency of our IRIS based algorithm. This comparison clarifies that the proposed has greater values as compared to the existing finger print algorithm. Proposed IRIS algorithm produces excellent results in 4 and 8 groups. But the 16 and 32 groups it has quit less genuine acceptance rate because of smaller amount of templates. As compared to the finger prints iris has little amount of templates for matching. When divide these smaller templates to the larger amount the originality has reduced so the genuine acceptance rate will little reduce with the group of 4 and 8. Results clears that when the number of group is increased then the genuine acceptance rate is reduced.

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3438-3443  



Pankajyoti Borah

Tai Khamti is a unique language of North-East with unique characteristics in Phonetics, Morphology, Syntax etc. It is a tonal language. Phone or sound is a fundamental element of Language. It is an important area of linguistics. Two types of Segmental sounds are- Vowel and Consonant sounds. The sounds which are produced without any obstruction or stricture in the vocal tract, it is known as vowel. So, as a tonal language the vowels play a vital role in the Tai Khamti language. Tai Khamti language is in endangered level; gradually the speakers of Khamti language have been decreased so an attempt has been chosen to highlight the Vowels of the Khamti language. In this paper the phonetic descriptions like: classification of vowel, vowel cluster, quality and use of vowel and vowel cluster have been chosen for study.

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3444-3447  



Meaza Tadesse Ketema, Karthikeyan M Ramasamy, Dr.Tewodros Brihanu

These Biologically active compounds are used to control undesirable growth of bacteria, fungi, mold, mildew and algae. Their control reduces or eliminates the problems of skin diseases that are caused by the micro-organisms. In this study the single jersey cotton knitted fabric was treated with rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) and castor seed (Ricinus communis) extract and two bacterial strains namely Staphylococcus aurous and Escherichia coli were used. After treatment the fabric was subjected to anti-microbial assessment of finished fabric by agar diffusion method. The physical properties, morphological and structural are investigated of treated cotton fabric samples. 1mg/ml, 1.5mg/ml and 2mg/ml rosemary extract showed the zone of inhibition in 1.20 ± 0.17 mm, 2.07 ± 0.12 mm, and 3.00 ± 0.00 mm respectively for gram-positive bacteria and similarly 1.00 ± 0.00 mm 1.87 ± 0.12 mm and 2.63 ± 0.21 mm for gram-negative bacteria respectively. Castor seed extract showed the zone of inhibition in 2.20 ± 0.20 mm, 3.00 ± 0.10 mm, and 3.93 ± 0.12 mm respectively for gram-positive bacteria and 2 ± 0 mm, 2.77 ± 0.25 mm, 3.30 ± 0.26 mm for gram-negative bacteria respectively. The results for qualitative assessment of microbiological activity on a cotton fabric with in different concentration of rosemary oil and castor oil were more energetic against gram-positive bacteria (S. aurous) as compared to untreated fabrics. On the opposing, the gram-negative bacteria were slightly affected (E. coli). The extract showed increasing inhibitory activity with an increase in concentration. Treated knitted cotton fabric still showed weakness in washing durability and there are no significance variations in physical properties of fabric.

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3448-3455  



Meenakshi R, Selvam K

Wood degrading fungi were seen abundant in the forest area of Chitteri hills, Eastern Ghats of Tamilnadu. Periodical field assessment was carried out from the year of 2015-2017. This research paper deals with the documentation of macrofungi of the Chitteri hills. On the basis of seasonal diversity 40 species of macrofungi belonging to 18 families were documented. Three wood degrading fungi were showed richest diversity among other species. Hence molecular technique was done by ITS-rDNA amplified by PCR and ITS region sequenced for the accurate identification. This confirms the notion that Eastern Ghats of Tamilnadu especially Chitteri hills host a rich biodiversity of macrofungi which were threatened in the study area due to anthropogenic activities.

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3456-3465  



Michael Raj K, Dr S Albert Rabara,

Internet of Things (IoT) is familiar with nowadays research topics. An interconnected vast number of smart devices provide better services. These devices have very little size, capacity, computational power, and usages. Now the population is increasing and traffic congestion is rising, the use of private vehicles has increased. Due to the traffic jam on the road. Because of the large transportation facilities in urban communities, parking is a major issue for individuals. Best parking frameworks are required. The proposed research work is a secure smartcard based parking system provides better parking techniques. This paper depicts the solution to Design, Implementation and Performance Analysis of a secure smart card-based parking system using the Internet of Things.

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3466-3470  



Vilas Bugade, Ganesh Patil

This paper introduces a mathematical modeling of induction machine connected to a five-level inverter cascaded H-Bridge. A five-level inverter is designed to reduce the loss of swapping power, harmonic distortion, and electromagnetic fields caused by power electronic devices switching operation. These days, multilevel inverters have attracted massive involvement in business ventures. Cascade multilevel inverter requires fewer switching devices without additional clamping diodes or voltage matching capacitor among different types of multilevel inverter configurations and also has simple circuit layout. Using SPWM technique, the control signals for this multilevel inverter are applied to provide less output distortion.

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3471-3475  



N. Prabhanjan , G.Sahithi , G. Swamy Yadav, Dara. Swetha sudarshan ,M.Guru Prasad

Intersections play a major role in diverting traffic flows and reducing accidents. We find many intersections both signalized and non-signalized based on the traffic diversions and conflict points available at the intersection. When the roads at any intersection meet at the same elevation, then we call it an AT-GRADE intersection. For such intersections, diversions occur at some point and hence conflict points are more when compared to another type of intersections. The major objective of this project is to design the At-grade intersection. It has been found that there are huge traffic accidents, congestions, and delays at that particular point. There is a point connecting three roads from cities Karimnagar, Warangal, and Hyderabad. At this point, there is no particular traffic control device for proper guidance to road users. For this point, the Signal design is done using Webster's method. The major data required for providing a signal is traffic flow. With the traffic data available, delays at the intersection and the reasons for the delay can be calculated. These delays are further studied to design the intersection. Traffic flow data can be collected by the manual method and also by using some surveillance cameras. Here the manual method is used to collect the traffic flow which includes the directional movement of traffic for each city and number of conflicts and diversions which are appearing at the junction. In this project, signals are designed not only for vehicles but also for pedestrians. Channelization is a small construction in the junction to provide proper diversions to the users. Here the channel is also designed for safe diversion of vehicles at entry and exits of the intersection. Pedestrian paths and road markings are provided at the intersection for the safe and economical movement of road users.

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3476-3479  



Abdul Alim, Diwakar Shukla

The big data has tendency to grow drastically in digital platform in terms of volume, variety and velocity. Being such a huge data, the parameter estimation of whole big data setup is time and cost consuming. To cope up, the sampling methodologies could be used. Consider a digital platform (like a social media site) where large number of users is registered and they used to communication text messages, videos, pictures, songs etc. to each other. By virtue of that, the web-space at data-center increases in fast manner over time. The average size estimation of these messages is a problem which needs to be studied. This paper presents sampling-based methodology to compute the mean size of communication material among users over the digital platform. The computation helps to forecast about future need of web-space in data centers for better management and services to the users. Furthermore we have comparative studied three probabilistic sampling techniques and compare their results and the efficiency of method is tested using confidence interval.

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3480-3486  



Dr.M.S.MYTHILI

Abstract - The precept purpose of the paper is to beautify and enhance a students’ attendance control gadget machine via more advantageous biometric system. The value of attendance and the interaction of class room should known completely for the students’. To improve the skill and ability of the students’ the enhanced biometric system control gadget is developed. In addition, online based students’ attendance gadget can be evolved for functions to expose the attendance fame of every student, generate records and views related to the students’ attendance, and give the messages to their parents. A proper arrangement and planning can be made with the students’ level attendance gadget system with the good resource and the challenge techniques to increase the performance of the students’. The students’ attendance gadget device will only developed for dealing with the students’ attendance and to highly increase the performance of the students’ grade and allow the staff members to easily examine the information and statistics regarding the students’ attendance. The gadget might be developed and used as the record to maintain the attendance of students’ greater effectively and efficaciously through the biometrics fingerprint scanning. The main advantages of the performance of the gadget are to triumph over the contemporary troubles of their modern-day attendance device faced by means of the faculties and universities. Index Terms— Biometric System, Fingerprint Scanning, Control gadget, Information, Statistics.

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3487-3491  



Ashish A. Jadhav, Dr. Nagashettappa Biradar, Husain Bhaldar, Mahesh. S. Mathpati ,. Sujit A. Inamdar

Use of MIMO (Multiple input multiple output) for advance wireless communication is trending since last couple of decades. Multiband systems, such as WiFi (Wireless Fidelity), Bluetooth, or BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) are referred as the way of advanced communication technology. These communication technologies are operating at a commonly used ISM frequency band, 2.4GHz. This frequency band is unlicensed and free to use. In this article, designed MIMO antenna can be used at 2.51GHz, 4.15 GHz, 6.04 GHz, 2.36 GHz, 3.68 GHz and 5.47GHz frequencies. This MIMO antenna is designed by using multiple patches on single ground plane, separated by Isolator. Improvement in VSWR, Directivity and Gain can be achieved by using microstrip patch antenna. Return loss of Designed MIMO is below -10dB and VSWR is in between 1 to 2. Isolator is used to reduce mutual coupling between the patches of MIMO antenna.

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3492-3496  



S. Parthiban, Dr. S. Rajamohan, A. Sathish

Irrigation has become a life lone of agriculture people. The early civilizations flourished along the river valleys. The importance of water is inevitable for the sustainable development of a nation as it is closely linked with social, cultural, economic and environment benefits. Over the years the country is learnt to have understood the importance of management in the course of irrigation development scenario of continuing pressure on water resources and its essentiality for the sustenance of life has evolved concept of conservation. Following which many efforts have been taken like watershed development scheme, water harvestment, renovation of ponds, tanks, De-silting of canals, strengthening of bunds and introduction of micro irrigation schemes and so on to conserve water. Even then the issues of water scarcity, droughts, salinity, depletion of ground water, lack of adoption of advanced irrigation technologies, fund crunch, drainage problems and the inefficient operation, maintenance and monitoring mechanisms prevailed. To overcome from these shortfalls water the effective managerial practices can be followed by considering cost, time, quality, organizational designed and implementation dynamics. Develop an integrated approach for the effective management of water resources through networks, linkages, co-ordination, co-operation and harmonization. With the improved research, collaborating technology transfers and dissemination of advanced irrigation practices can eliminate or mitigate the existing issues of low water efficiency, low water productivity, in-equity and adopting to the effective managerial irrigation practices can resolve the issues in the irrigation conservation and restore ecological balance for the sustainable development..

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3497-3503  



Juraid Abdul Latief, Riady Ibnu Khaldun, Taufik Hidayat B Tahawa

In the past two decades the reality of Indonesian harmony has often been torn apart by a series of violent conflicts that have spread in various regions. In addition to causing a significant number of casualties, conflicts also result in extraordinary social impacts. Communal conflicts not only severely disrupted national stability but also threatened national integration. The national community which is envisioned as a solid building suddenly turns into a pseudo community which is no more limited to an imaginary community. This is actually the toughest challenge of the Indonesian nation as a nation that is structured in a multicultural, multi-ethnic, and fragile and fragile multi-religious system, if this nation fails to manage it properly. Addressing a series of conflicts that arise requires attention from all parties. Various efforts to deal with conflicts that have been carried out by community elites and the government seem to only resolve or end conflicts, have not led to on-going conflict transformation efforts. As a result, even though the conflict seems to stop, the same potential conflict can arise at a later time. Its existence usually accompanies the dynamics of a society. The existence of conflict is thus something natural and natural. But when the conflict has led to acts of violence and anarchy, the positive impact of conflict as a means of cohesiveness and solidity of a group, then turns into something destructive. For this reason, alternative efforts are needed that are different from the ways of resolving conflicts that have existed so far.

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3504-3508  



Andrey Taskin, Roman Fediuk, Igor Grebenyuk, Oleg Elkin, Aleksey Kholodov

The research paper deals with the prospects of using fly ash and slag waste from the heat power industry of the Primorsky Krai, Russian Federation as an effective filler for composite cement binder. An integrated assessment of the possibility of using this industrial waste is based on the results of studying its microstructure, the assessment of its radioactive background, and the results of X-ray phase and differential thermal analyses, as well as morphological characteristics of the particles.

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3509-3512  



Yeiner Pinilla, Leonel Gómez, Sandra Ospina

This paper presents the state of the art of underground structures that have been used for the storage of perishable foods throughout history around the world, their morphometry and the materials with whose they were built. In addition, the characteristics contributed by the soil for decrease the temperature inside these structures are reviewed. Subsequently, an analysis of the discoveries found in the investigation is carried out, in order to establish relationships between the variables that give structures the conditions necessary to store and conserve food for long periods of time. Finally, the results obtained show that the information provided by the underground structures analyzed is inconclusive, exposing the topics that are still unknown in the study of these underground spaces.

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3513-3519  



Preeti Tarkar, Somesh Dhamija

The study aim is to investigate the relationship between perceived social support, quality of life, retirement satisfaction and intention towards work after retirement through empirical examination. In order to conduct the research, a sample of 310 retired governments professionals were taken through snowball sampling technique. A questionnaire survey was used to collect the data. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) through AMOS was applied to test the hypothesis. Findings of the study reveal that social support has significant impact on the quality of life of retired persons. Quality of life has significant impact on the retirement satisfaction. Retirement satisfaction has significant effect on the intention towards work. Overall model is significant. The study has theoretical and practical implications for both employers and employees. The present study established relationships between social support, quality of life, retirement satisfaction and intention towards work and also helps in identifying the factors which are responsible for the intention to work after retirement. The study elucidates the importance of family and friends support in enhancing the quality of life and also help to enhance retirement satisfaction.

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3520-3524  



Ranjana Sharma, Dixit Prasher, Deepesh Bhardwaj

In the present work the thin films of CuInSe2 were grown by electrodeposition technique on highly conducting tin oxide (Fluorine doped) sprayed over glass substrate and stainless steel substrate. CuInSe2 thin films were deposited on various substrates using an aqueous bath containing Copper chloride, Indium chloride and selenium dioxide in appropriate ratio and pH of the bath was kept at 1.50 using few drops of Hydrochloric acid. To get the structural information, CuInSe2 thin films were undergo X-ray diffraction (XRD) technique. Morphological and compositional investigations were done using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) attached EDAX. The result obtained revealed that films grown are highly adhesive to respective substrates and are of good quality. SEM micrograph shows that the grown particles are shaped as a nanoflakes when grown on FTO. The surface of the flakes distributed to a length of microns range but the width of a flake has a nano range. However for CuInSe2 thin films grown on steel substrate, the morphology is drastically changed, the particles in this case are oval shaped with near stoichiometric atomic % ratio. It was found that CuInSe2 thin films grown on stainless steel were p- type where as those grown on FTO were n-type in nature.

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3525-3528  



Rupali S. Ambadkar

The introduction of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) is one of the key drivers of technological innovation in education in India. Indian Government has launched its own indigenous MOOC platform SWAYAM (Study Webs of Active-Learning for Young Aspiring Minds). The objective of introduction of SWAYAM courses is to provide easy access, equity and quality education to all. The success of SWAYAM portal depends on awareness about this portal among the possible users and its scope in enhancing lifelong learning skills. This study examines the awareness of MOOCs and SWAYAM platform among students of Commerce and factors influencing utilization of SWAYAM/ MOOCs by students. The study reveals low awareness of SWAYAM MOOCs among Commerce students although a positive attitude towards learning through SWAYAM MOOCs is observed. One of the major factors influencing utilization of MOOCs as a learning tool was lack of ability to use ICT skills. Lack of classroom teaching and one to one contact with educators was also perceived as a constraint in learning through MOOCs. The study concluded that there is a need to encourage students to adopt MOOCs as a learning resource. This will need collaborative effort between Government, all national coordinators of SWAYAM, Universities and also Industry Academia interactions to promote acceptability of certification provided by SWAYAM in job market.

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3529-3538  



Dhiraj Sunehra, Sathish Sandu

Home environment monitoring and automation helps to secure the home from accidental hazards and provides convenience to the user. Due to the recent technological developments in the field of communications, several authors are implementing Internet of Things (IoT) based embedded systems. In this paper, we implement an embedded system based on IoT consisting two subsystems, one subsystem for monitoring various home environment parameters such as temperature, humidity, gas leakage, occurrence of any fire accident, and rain, and another subsystem for automatic lighting control in the home based on the measurement of light intensity. The system is built using Arduino Mega 2560, several sensors and NodeMCU as a Wi-Fi module. The necessary software is developed in Embedded C using the Arduino Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The sensor data is fed to the Arduino which checks the set threshold conditions, and then uploads the information about each environment parameter on to the Cloud Message Queue Telemetry Transport (MQTT) webserver as well as MQTT dashboard android application. PIR sensor detects any motion in the room and turns on the light in the presence of a living being inside the room. This helps saving the energy consumption. The SSR dimmer circuit and light dependent resistor (LDR) are used to control the light intensity of the bulb based on the lighting in the room.

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3539-3545  



Moumita Gupta

Formation of multiple gray solitons by the time evolution of a dark soliton in an axi-symmetrically trapped Bose-Einstein condensate considering the repulsive atom-atom interactions has been studied. By solving the 2D time-dependent Gross-Pitaevskii equation the in-trap column densities of the condensate have been calculated. The results exhibit that over very small time scale (2-3 ms) multiple gray soiltons can be produced by breaking up a black solitary wave. Further increase in positive value of scattering length via magnetic Feshbach resonance decreases the time scale of of obtaining the multiple gray solitons. The properties like repulsion between neighboring gray solitons and change in grayness with axial distance from the center of the trap have been also analyzed.

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3546-3549  



Vandna, K.L. Bansal

Agriculture become more fruitful when data mining techniques is used, data mining with agronomy boost up the agribusiness and may accomplish the increasing demand of livestock in the world. Agriculture is art of breeding the food plants where all kind of livestock includes, the agrarian, agronomy & cultivation are the another name for agriculture. So by mixing these two fields and applying various data mining techniques in agronomy it gives so many benefits. The aim of this scrutiny is to disclose peculiar extraction approaches in agrarian field, to find those which gives best result and also try to find out the best data mining tool which can be used in agriculture with these techniques. In this paper, various studies proposed the data eradication technique which gives most appropriate result in the field of cultivation for more clear vision. These eradication approaches can be used to find out the solution for real time problems like weather, temperature, soil, rain, pH, Moisture, pesticides & Disease forewarnings which help farmers to achieve their expected crop result.

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3555-3562  



Bezliudnyi Oleksandr, Chepka Olha, Omelyanenko Vitaliy, Biloshkurska Nataliia, Biloshkurskyi Mykola

This research addresses the issues of developing a methodology for the digitalization of education in the context of innovation trends. The role of ICT innovations is considered from the point of view of such approaches: an innovative practice-oriented project whose goal is to intensify the process of interaction between various types of scientific knowledge; identify the points of personal growth in these interactions, complexes of integration processes for the formation of an individual educational trajectory in the concept of practice-oriented learning, based on the competence approach; and creative & innovation spaces – general name of sites, that have the infrastructure and services for generating ideas and implementing of innovative projects. The research is carried out in three interdisciplinary aspects: content; managerial and creative-technological. The given scheme of R&D activities of HEI can be a base of digital transformation strategy and includes the following elements: technological forecasting; program management unit; project management block; requirements management block. Author has proposed to consider improving the HEI research & innovation strategy with the focus on ICT application. The given recommendations can be used by managers of HEI within the innovation strategies to improve the interaction between HEIs and business within the innovation networks.

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3563-3570  



Hamidah Nayati Utami, Samingun Handoyo, Sandra

The high number of sick workers both physically and psychologically raises concerns that cannot be considered ordinary because they can have systemic effects. Therefore, the purpose of this article is directed at assessing the effect of social content (self-efficacy and hope) on occupational health behavior. The method used is explanatory with the aim of finding causal relationships between variables. The unit of analysis of this research is employees at three electric power companies in East Java. The research sample technique was determined using a proportional random sampling method with a total sample of 117 employees. Data collection techniques using questionnaires and interviews which are then analyzed with a simple correlation test. The results show that, 1) self efficacy (X1) correlates significantly with occupational health behavior variables (Y); 2) self efficacy (X1) correlates significantly to the expectation variable (X2); and 3) expectations (X2) correlate significantly with occupational health behavioral variables (Y). Thus, recommendations that can be given to policy makers in the internal scope of the company as well as suggestions for stakeholders are that a breakthrough or written policy is needed that specifically addresses issues related to occupational health, with the hope that various health problems can be suppressed, and foster workplace health behavior in the work environment. To improve the quality and quantity of work for both individuals and companies..

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3571-3575  



C.M.Ezhilvani, Dr.A.Jayakumar

Organic agriculture is a hasty emerging sector as the awareness towards health and environmental concerns are increasing among the world. Certification of the produce is really important in this sector, as the producers get easy access to fast-growing local, regional and international markets; and only then the organic products can be sold at premium price. There is short of detailed study on providing awareness on organic certification and required basic technical knowledge on digitalized organic products marketing to the organic products producer/farmers of our country. This study states about PKVY – Organic Certification Scheme by Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers Welfare for encouraging certified organic production in our country. This paper also includes “Jaivik-kheti”, an E-Commerce portal as well as a platform of knowledge; provided by Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India.

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3576-3579  



Saad Alflayyeh

Developing entrepreneurial intent is an important goal of entrepreneurship education. However, very little research is available in the context of Middle East. This paper addresses a question, “What would be an effective educational initiative to develop entrepreneurial intent of young people in Saudi Arabia?” To explore this question, based on extensive literature review, a research model is presented to assess students’ attitudes and perception of entrepreneurship. A survey instrument is developed. It is distributed to students who enrolled in entrepreneurship course. The research findings based on a survey questionnaire of 300 Saudi students confirm the explanatory power of the theory of strategic behavior. The findings suggest that university systems may act as a platform in promoting entrepreneurship through educational programs to train entrepreneurial innovation and encourage successful start-ups.

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3580-3590  



Dhiraj Sunehra, G. Venkat Ramana

IoT refers to the devices or things connected to the Internet, so that one or more devices can share or monitor the data to another over the internet. With the rapid improvements, in the field of Internet of Things (IoT), home automation and security systems are gaining high popularity. In this paper, an Internet of Things (IoT) based Home automation system is implemented using Raspberry Pi3 processor that can be controlled using the developed web page and the telegram bot. User can access to the household devices anytime by connecting to the network and can control them using webpage and telegram bot. Devices such as lights, fans, door lock are used in this system. The web page allows user to control the home appliances through any internet enabled device such as smart phone or laptop. The access to the control webpage is secured by providing a login for access. The proposed system also provides home security using a passive infrared (PIR) sensor that detects any intrusion when nobody is at home. The system sends an e-mail alert to the user on intruder detection.

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3591-3595  



Praveen Singh Negi

The core-envelope models presented in Negi et al. [1]; Negi [2], corresponding to the values of compactness parameter, u ≡ M/a = 0.30 and 0.25 (mass to size ratio in geometrized units) have been studied under slow rotation. It is seen that these models are capable of explaining all the observational values of glitch healing parameter, Gh = Icore/Itotal < 0.55 [3] (Gh represents the fractional moment of inertia of the core component in the starquake mechanism of glitch generation) for the Vela pulsar. The models yield the maximum values of mass, M, surface redshift, za and the moment of inertia for the Vela pulsar, IVela in the range M = 3.079Mʘ - 2.263Mʘ; za = 0.581 - 0.414; and IVela,45 = 6.9 - 3.5 (where I45 = I/1045gcm2) respectively for the values of u = 0.30 and 0.25 and for an assigned value of the surface density, Ea = 2 × 1014gcm-3 [4]. The values of masses lower than the above mentioned values ( so called the realistic mass range, M = 1.4 ± 0.2Mʘ, in the literature) but significantly higher than that of the unrealistic mass range M ≤ 0.5Mʘ (obtained for the Vela pulsar in the literature on the basis of parameterized neutron star (NS) models based on equations of state (EOSs) of dense nuclear matter [3]) and other parameters may be obtained likewise for the above mentioned range of the values of Gh corresponding to the values of u < 0.25. The models are found to be causally consistent, gravitational bound and pulsationally stable. The upper bound on neutron star (NS) mass obtained in this study which is applicable for the Vela pulsar, in fact, corresponds to the mean value of the upper bound on NS mass obtained in the classical result by Rhoades & Ruffini [5] and that obtained on the basis of modern EOSs for neutron star matter by Kalogera & Byam [6] and is in a good agreement with the most recent theoretical estimate made by Sotani [7].

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3596-3600  



Vandana Bhagat, Anshul Saxena, Amrita Tamang

The world is leaning towards perceptive analytics at a rapid pace in order to improve business objectives at low cost and to achieve accuracy in the performance. It is the need of the hour to collect and analyse the data on a real-time basis. Incorporation of intelligent devices like sensors is available to collect the data, advanced software and devices to store the data and excellent tools to analyze the data in order to generate powerful reports and effective decision making. A significant amount of data needs to be saved and retrieved optimally to achieve the objective. Data warehouses present the solution to meet the significant data challenges. A framework like Hadoop is commonly used to meet for big data collection. Due to various challenges faced in implementing HDFS, industries are integrating object-based storage pattern for optimized data maintenance. There is a need to review HDFS and Object-based storage architecture and appropriate APIs to handle those operations. This research paper intends to introduce object-based storage services to store massive data in an optimized way and data access methods in real-time applications.

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3601-3606  



Jaruwan Chutrtong

In order to find the optimum conditions for the nicotine analysis using high-performance liquid chromatographic (HPLC) technique, validation of mobile phase and flow rate were tested. Chromatographic conditions used for the experiment were zorbax SB-C 18 Column (150 × 4.6 mm, particle size 5 µm and 100 Å) with the maintained temperature at 35 ◦C. The UV detection was achieved at 260 nm with a bandwidth of 4 nm. and the injection volume for the analysis of all samples was 20 µL. The result shows that the optimum mobile phase for nicotine analysis was buffer NaH2PO4+ H3PO4 +Triethylamine: Acetonitrile: Methanol = 95:2:3 with a flow rate of 0.5 mL/min. It made the appropriate elution time and has the good chromatogram which is good for the nicotine quantity analysis.

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3607-3609  



Ms. Tamanna, Prof. Sanjeev K. Sharma

The economic crisis of 2008 and the Ebola outbreak in 2014 sent massive disruptive shocks across the healthcare systems. The concept of resilience has been studied for a while now and has been applied to various sectors. It was only after the Ebola epidemic that the vulnerability of healthcare systems has gained importance. In today’s uncertain environment, organizations must respond and adapt quickly in order to maintain the sustainability of their businesses. Organizations need to be resilient. The purpose of this paper is to study how resilient organizations impact the organizational performance. The sample for the study consisted of 100 doctors from six hospitals from the list of ADR Monitoring Centre’s of pharmacovigilance programme of India in the state of Himachal Pradesh. The results of the study revealed that the organizational performance is positively and significantly associated with organizational resilience.

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3610-3612  



Abd. Kadir Arno, Ilham, Muh. Ruslan Abdullah, Fasiha

This article aims to provide an overview of foreign debt relations for economic development as well as Islamic economic views on foreign debt. To provide this description, this article is analyzed using a growth index analysis tool, stationery test and correlation and then describes it in descriptive form. The conclusion of this article is that first foreign debt has a strong correlation for economic development, especially in economic growth. Second, in sharia economic perspective Government foreign debt is permissible as long as the form and mechanism of cooperation is in accordance with the Shari'a, as stated in the fiqhi principle "That government policy for its people must refer to the benefit

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3613-3619  



P.Ranjitha, Dr.K.Krishnakumar

Online buying is a form of electronic commerce which allows consumers to directly buy goods and services from a seller over the Internet. The empirical study is attempted to focus on the online buying behavior of Salem district consumers. The major objectives of the research were to know the online consumers demographic profile and to study the factors influencing their buying behavior with special reference to Salem district; with the help of structured questionnaire for primary data with the sample size of 55 respondents. The statistical tools used for this research study were the following: Percentage Analysis, One sample t-Test, Ranking Analysis and Factor Analysis; which are used to evaluate the factors influencing the online consumer behavior.

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3620-3625  



Sanjeev K. Sharma, Pooja Chopra

The aim of this study is to formulate and test the empirical model to discover the association between various constructs of perceived risk and e-shopping intentions. A structured questionnaire was framed to collect data from four major metropolitan cities of India, namely Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru and Mumbai. Data was analyzed using descriptive statistics and structural equation modeling approach. The results revealed that perceived risk had a significant impact on e-shopping intentions. Accordingly, e-tailers are suggested to consider customer’s risk while designing their business strategies. Risk mitigating strategies are recommended for gaining consumers’ confidence and increasing e-shopping intentions to enhance their success in e-tailing business as reluctance to do so might lead to loss in business.

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3626-3634  



Molly Chaturvedi, Dr. M.Kishore Babu

E-Commerce is the process of selling goods and services directly to the selected ,targeted customers using internet sources. This is a modern concept which aims at customized marketing and delivering goods and services as per customer expectations and needs . Business-to-consumer marketing, or B2C marketingsymbolizes to the tactics and strategies in which a company promotes its merchandise to the selected customers by creating, advertising, and selling products for customers to make ease in their life. In the present competitive scenario ,this has gained popularity in the recent times. Customers desires goods and services based on an urgent basis, and wants to make purchases more quickly, with less search ,investigation and with huge variety, in this process B2C Marketing comes as a solution to their problems .Understanding Customer mindset and coming up with the products which a customer requires is the need of the hour. Marketer needs to aggressively use integrated marketing communication tools in order to develop interest amidst the customers .

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3635-3640  



Tigist Belachew Senbeta, Dr. G. S. Batra (Professor)

In developing countries, especially in most African countries, majority of households lacks access to housing loan provided by formal financial institutions. Poverty, low level of income, underdeveloped financial system and inflation are the main factors stated in literatures for inaccessibility of housing finance for households. Thus, this study was conducted to examine the accessibility of housing finance and identify major constraints facing households in getting housing loan for residential house construction in Ethiopia. Survey data through questionnaires and interview was collected to achieve the research objectives. Descriptive method using SPSS software was employed to analyse the collected data. The result of the finding showed in general, housing finance in Ethiopia is inaccessible for majority of households. Only higher income group of the society and those working in financial sector have the opportunity to use loan for housing granted by few commercial banks operating in the country. The result also showed among the major constraints hindering households to access housing finance are; low income level of the households, high interest rate, high house price, inflation, down payment required by lenders, lack of collateral, high amount of monthly instalment payment, and lack of access to land for house construction.

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3641-3650  



Bikashita Borah

The present study is conducted for improving the speaking skills of upper primary students of Solmara High School, Sonitpur, Assam. Speaking is considered one of the most essential skills for an individual for making fruitful adjustments in various life situations. It is the most important one among the four aspects of language skills that are listening, speaking, reading and writing. Speaking is the skill that implies expressing one’s thoughts and feelings by using components of verbal languages i.e. words, sentences and phrases, etc. For the purpose of the present study, the researcher has used group discussion as a strategy for improving speaking skills among the students. In this study, the researcher has conducted a pre-test and after that, interventions are given by employing group discussion as a technique for improving the skills. Then a post-test is conducted and found that after the interventions the students were able to improve in various components of speaking skills such as pronunciation, organizing ability, language proficiency etc. Moreover, the students’ self-confidence level also increased largely that will also be useful for their progress in different life spheres.

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3651-3657  



Mausumi das, Aditya Gogoi

The concept of "Intensity of Migration" is used as a measure to compare migration among the different region. In the general definition of migration, it only implies the changes in the usual place of residence of an individual or a group of people. It does not consider the frequency of migration of a particular place. The concept of the intensity of migration talks about the frequency of migration. In this study, we have discussed the concept and various household-level determinants of the intensity of Migration. The study has done particularly for Assam with the help of NSSO data (64th round). From the study, it has found that land availability, the reason for migration, monthly per capita consumption expenditure, social group and religion have a significant impact on the intensity of migration. So the government should make policy to provide the employment opportunity in accordance with their intensity of migration.

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3658-3660  



Dr.M.Suguna, K.Rasika,

Now a day’s socio economic position is an important role for every human being. This is one of the parameters to define the socio economic status of the society. This paper focused on disabled entrepreneurs are what their position in economically, socially and also what problems they are faced in the society as well as business activities. The study as taken for only disabled entrepreneur that 50 respondents are taken on the basis of snowball sample testing on the generated sample size. This paper contains social position, economic position, factors influencing doing the business activities benefit activities and problem faced by disabled entrepreneurs. This paper gives the how many disabled entrepreneurs are socially and economically wealth are not.

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3661-3665  



R. Gobinath, G.Raja, E.Prasath, G. Sahithi, N. Prabhanjan.

These instructions give you guidelines for preparing papers for IJSTR JOURNALS. Use this document as a template if you are Around the world, many landslides haveoccurred in hilly areas due to season and climate warming, especially seismic activity is the main factor creating tremendous failure and capable to create an unstable slope. So many researchers are working together to minimize this hazard by introducing new techniques made up of artificial material such as nailing, geosynthetic reinforcement, constructing a retaining wall, etc, here we remembering a technique called Soil Bioengineering concept which gains good and effective results by utilizing natural locally available vegetation.By thistechnique, the soil mass has to be reinforced by plant roots on slip failure area. In this study, two different plants were used to studying this slope protection technique against seismic activity such as Co-5 and Vetiver plants. A simple slope model has been designed with dimensions of 45x45x45cm and perforated holes were provided at bottom face to drain off the seepage water. This slope model filled withchosen unstable regionsoil with peculiar failure slope angle and particular plants which mentioned above areset up for plantation in a controlled temperature for the desired duration of three months. A complete seismic response is observed and pictured for Co-5 and Vetiver plants at various slope angles such as 30, 40 and 50. Every plantation period the slope is subjected to seismic study by placing the slope model ina vibrating table. During the analysis, various functions of vibration and parameters related to seismicbehaviorhave measured using a separate vibration analyzer setup and the outcome of this research to correlate the restricted displacement during seismic force using Co-5 and Vetiver plants.

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3666-3674  



Debojyoti Dutta

Sequence alignment is the fundamental and best approach for the phylogenetic study and to infer the sequence similarity and dissimilarity between various species. Sequence alignment can be done with the amino acids or nucleic acids, but due to redundancy of genetic code some information always hidden in case of amino acid sequencing, but with nucleic acid sequencing this problem is not appear. Nucleic acid sequence alignment can indicate the molecular diversity and also can tell us about the conserved sequences throughout the different organisms from phylum Porifera to Vertebrata. For these purpose different organisms mitochondrial 12SrRNA is collected from NCBI data base and with the help of different bioinformatics tools all the sequences are analyzed. This paper attempt to establish the significance of mitochondrial12SrRNAs in phylogenetic studies, and a phylogenetic tree is also constructed with the help of Multiple Sequence Alignment (MSA) tools. Some highly conserved sequences were identified and these sequences can be used to form a primer with more advanced techniques, but in this paper only sequence collected, analyzed and relationship between them established. By extensive data mining, sequence similarity searches of databases give all the information about the query and similar sequences. Information about these sequences helps to predict the relation between the sequences as well as organisms and form the basic knowledge about the molecular evolution though out different phyla.

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3675-3682  



Vadumula Srija, Dr. S.Rukkumani

Agriculture keeps on being a significant segment of the economy with 18 percent offer in the GDP, gives work to almost two/third of the work power in the nation. Food production is now has experienced a noteworthy move from the continuation dimension of production to market arranged invention. The KCC instrument would enable farmers to buy agriculture sources of info, for example, seeds, manures, pesticides and furthermore enable them to pull back some money for gathering their other yield production related necessities. The KCC Scheme was a stage towards encouraging the entrance to transient credit for the borrowers from the formal money related organizations. The scheme was imagined as a uniform credit delivery component, which went for arrangement of sufficient and opportune supply of transient credit to the farmers to meet their harvest production prerequisites [1]. The significant target of the examination is to address the issues/requirements and recommend medicinal measures for compelling execution and snappy inclusion of KCCs [2].

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3683-3686  



Abdelwahed Berguiga, Ahlem Harchay, Ayman Massaoudi

In this paper, we propose a new architecture of the proposed 6LoWPAN mobility management protocol. Our proposal scheme, named FPMIPv6-S+, is a an enhanced of the protocol FPMIPv6-S [1] that uses the SDN paradigm with the OpenFlow protocol. We combine the characteristics of FPMIPv6-S mobility management protocol and the SDN network architecture to enhance the handover process of nodes in mobile scenes. The FPMIPv6-S+ architecture implements a centralized SDN controller that manages user’s mobility. Indeed, when a MN changes location the controller will be notified in order to reconfigure the network.

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3687-3696  



Muhamad Hasan Abdillah, Fatwa Tentama, Grandikha Faatih Suwandi

One of the problems in education is the high cases of bullying. Bullying in the school environment is the result of various interacting factors, therefore bullying is a complex socio-cultural phenomenon. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the results of previous studies in the psychology field, which are related to bullying through a literature review study approach. Literature review searches were conducted on electronic journal articles, and electronic books from ScienceDirect, Taylor & Francis Online, Sage Journal, Emerald Insight, Wiley Online Library, Springer Link, ERIC Institute of Education Sciences, APA PsycNet with the keywords bullying. The searching results obtained 73 electronic journals from 2000-2017 and 26 electronic books from 1993-2017. The reference journals and books are written in English. Therefore, based on these criteria, finally selected 23 studies based on keywords, characteristics of research subjects, and are primary studies. The writing results illustrate that the phenomenon of bullying involves the role of the perpetrators, victims, and the environment that interacts with each other. Male groups tend to be more directly involved in bullying behavior than women. The conclusion of this paper is that bullying behavior is influenced by low self-control, rejection motives, and an environment that supports the causes of bullying behavior.

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3697-3703  



Rustam Alikulov, Sayyora Durmonova, Fakhriddin Umarov

Crociamine is the first homopaporphyrin alkaloid with an open tetrahydroisoquinoline nucleus. Its distant analogues, phenanthrene bases, are isolated from producers of aporphin alkaloids. The structure of crociamine is close to methyl ester of N-methylcesselringin with open ring B, ways of its partial synthesis from kesselringin were studied. Under the influence of methyl iodide on this compound in the presence of potassium carbonate in methanol solution, O-methylkesselringin iodomethylate is formed. Under the action of wet silver oxide, the latter turns into a quaternary base, which turned out to be thermally stable and, when heated, does not decompose into a base. Under the action of methyl iodide, it again passes into iodomethylate. therefore, we studied other ways of opening the heterocyclic ring of kesselringin.

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3704-3706  



A. Vimal Jerald, Dr. S. Albert Rabara

Internet of Things (IoT) has gained popularity as it is an emerging paradigm in the field of Information Technology Today. Several researches are undertaken by the technocrats at the industry and academia. Many potential applications have evolved using IoT and many more smart applications and services are being deployed. As there numerous benefits, there are issues also especially the security issues. Agriculture is a major domain in which IoT can be used to deploy smart agriculture. This article proposes a secured architecture for IoT enabled Smart Agriculture. The architecture enables a secured transaction of agriculture data from the farms to IoT Kishan Kendra which processes or aggregates the data to be facilitate the farmers with the necessary information.

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3707-3711  



Lutfi Asnan Qodri, Dwi Wulandari, Hadi Sumarsono

Fluctuations in food prices can cause uncertainty about estimated public spending. The purpose of this study is to show the relationship between the price of basic necessities to the total population, the average production amount of community income, and the exchange rate of farmers (NTP) in East Java. Because this matter concerns the interests of all people in meeting their basic needs. The method used is quantitative using the Vector Error Correction Model (VECM). The results can be concluded that Farmer Exchange Rates (NTP) significantly influences the stability of rice and sugar prices in East Java. The population also has a significant influence on the price of cooking oil in East Java.

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3712-3716  



Jayaraj T, J. Abdul Samath

Storing and analyzing Big-Data in cloud computing is now gaining popularity. Together, these two technologies provide powerful information and benefits for the business. There are some inevitable challenges when combining these two powerful technologies. The first big-data analysis requires a great deal of computational resources. This is considered a barrier to big-data analysis. Data security becomes a question mark when we store big-data in the cloud. The main objective of this proposed research is to develop a secured and cost effective system for big-data analysis and storage in cloud computing. A good data deduplication algorithm is first developed, and this data deduplication algorithm reduces the unnecessary processing power and storage space that it takes for Big-Data processing and storage. This is very useful for small and medium type of business. The second is to propose a better security model. This multiplies the Cloud Services User’s (CSU) trust in the Cloud Service Providers (CSP). Finally the proposed method is evaluated by existing methods. Experimental results make it clear that this proposed method requires minimal storage space and processing power.

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3717-3720  



Jeonghee Chi, Chaeeun Lee, Huiwon Yang, Moonsun Shin

Recently according to the number of a pet owner is increased, many IoT services which could track the behavior or location of dogs are appearing. However, these systems focus only on the physical activities of dogs, and there is no service for recognizing positive or negative emotions of dogs. In this paper, we have developed the Bowow system that identifies the emotions base on Heart Rate Variability (HRV) of a dog. We have designed and built a wearable device that can be easily worn by dogs using a dog leash, and have enabled to users could observe in a real-time emotional state of a dog through a smartphone app. We experimented with several situations that people often tell or do to dogs in their daily lives. We have shown that the Bowow system could help communication between dogs and people.

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3732-3736  



MOUFAD Imane, JAWAB Fouad

In this paper we develop an approach (DASSIA: Delivery Areas Scenarios Simulation Approach) to analyse the impacts of urban freight delivery areas on traffic flow using microscopic simulation. The objective is to reproduce urban freight movements particularly concerning double-parked delivery operations. In the first part, we proposed our methodology for assessing the impacts of the implementation of urban delivery areas on the traffic flow. A comparison of the tools developed for micro-simulation traffic is reported in order to choice our simulation tool. In the second part of this paper, the simulation results show that the delivery areas zones directly influence the traffic flows and the tool allows a representation of the reality and is specified and calibrated in a commercial street in Morocco.

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3737-3742  



Reynold Padagas, Eira Mikaela Jovellana, Jasmin Sarabusing, Elvira Cagatin, Lanilyn Bien, Jean Carl Tungol, Ma. Venus Legion

Despite the preventive drives initiated by the Department of Health (DOH) in thwarting HIV/AIDS transmission, the Philippines has dramatically increased its HIV/AIDs cases in 2019 with 38 newly diagnosed victims per day. Massive campaigns are being initiated by both public and private organizations to address this disturbing public concern and as frontliners of healthcare, more nurses are being trained to become agents of positive change in HIV/AIDS prevention. Further cited, nurses need to become more caring and technologically competent with the right attitude and disposition because competence without compassion is brutal and compassion without competence is irresponsible (Roach, 1987). This study assessed the perceived technological competence for caring of nurses working with people living with human immunodeficiency virus (PLHIV) in treatment hubs and social hygiene clinics in the National Capital Region. The study was reviewed and approved by the Ethics Review Board of an accredited institution. The researchers took the Certificate of Good Clinical Practice provided by the NIDA Clinical Trials Network. Technological Competency as Caring in Nursing Inventory (TCCNI), an adapted and modified questionnaire was utilized from the study of Locsin in 2013. Research sites included 17 selected social hygiene clinics and treatment hubs in the National Capital Region which has 23 treatments hubs in total. This descriptive-correlational study involved 45 nurses working with people living with HIV in which most of them are female who belong to the millennial generation, who are considered to be proficient in their profession with more than 3 years of clinical experience. Cluster sampling implied that the respondents obtained a 42.85% retrieval rate due to some limitations and eventualities. The findings revealed that age, gender, years of working in HIV/AIDS counselling, presence of formal or non-formal education in technological competency as caring in nursing, attendance to training program in caring and the highest educational attainment showed no significant relationships to the technological competence of the nurses. Notably, the treatment hubs/social hygiene clinics affiliation of the nurses ominously linked to their technological competence. Treatment hubs or social hygiene clinics mattered among the nurses in employing their technological skills, basic foundation of caring, and factors that contribute to the nurses’ rapport to patients as caring. Furthermore, it was found out that there were robust links between the three dimensions of the technological competency as caring in nursing namely the technological skills, basic foundation of caring, and factors that contribute to nurses’ rapport to patients as caring. A policy recommendation was developed to assist treatment hubs and social hygiene clinics enhance the technological competence of their nurses to effect positive change in caring for PLHIV.

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3743-3750  



Rajeev Raghuvanshi, Dhanraj Verma, Manoj Kumar Deshpande

This document is aimed to investigate and design two different kinds of solar still plants. Both kinds of water plants experiment with IoT devices for collecting data. The data collected from both the experimental devices are used as a dataset for developing the predictive data model. The preparation of the predictive data model aims to provide a monitoring system precisely predict the water production for different kinds of solar water stills. The proposed data model involves the linear regression technique for refining the data and computation of outlier data. The outlier data instances are removed first and then the BPN algorithm is used for training and validation of the proposed model. Besides that to optimize the algorithm running time to learn on patterns a small modification of BPN (back propagation neural network) is also proposed. The performance of the proposed modified predictive technique is compared with the previously proposed data model for justification of the work. The experimental outcomes recommend using the pyramid solar still because the production of that solar still is higher than both kinds of slop based models (i.e. single slop and double slop). Additionally, the proposed modified system reduces the running time of the learning algorithm for prediction.

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3751-3757  



Md Ilyas, Dhanraj Verma, Manoj kumar Deshpande

The paper demonstrates the PPDM model improvements. The proposed work focused on recovering privacy-preserving “IF-THEN-ELSE” rule mining. Thus a previously proposed technique is improved with some modifications. First, the over-fitting cases of data are explored and inappropriate attributes are reduced. Further in place of encryption-based data sanitization process is replaced with the noise-based data model. Therefore a noise mixing algorithm is proposed in this paper. In order to reduce the data dimension, the client-side process involves the utility measurement technique using the correlation coefficient based technique. Additionally for recovering the contributed attributes are recovered at the client thus a rule and decision recovery algorithm is also involved in the proposed modified PPDR model. Using these modifications the data utility, and computational resource consumption is improved. Both the aspects are also justified using the implementation and experimental study with previously introduced PPDM model and proposed a modified model. According to the obtained results, we found the proposed enhanced model is efficient and accurate as compared to the previously proposed data model. Finally, some essential future extension of the work is also reported in this paper.

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3758-3764  



Deepak Garg Pardeep Kumar

Metaheuristics have been superior methods for solving optimization problems as compared to general heuristics methods in polynomial time with less probability of getting stuck at local optimal values. Originally, Metaheuristics are inspired by nature by mimicking evolution or food-finding or mating strategies of biotic beings in nature. These algorithms do not provide a guarantee to give a global solution but some of these algorithms provide a high probability to give a nearby global solution. Through a deep literature review, it has been found out that there is a huge gap between practical expectations and theoretical algorithmic steps. Thus, this paper fills this gap and practically reviewed various famous metaheuristic algorithms proposed by the famous researcher Xin She Yang et. Al. including their Source of Mimication, input & output parameters, functioning & application areas and then compared them theoretically and practically. These algorithms have been compared on few non-convex multimodal benchmark functions corresponding to Average fitness and Minimum Fitness of population in each iteration. Furthermore, On behalf of these comparisons, made some proposal to improve and extend the performance of BAT and Cuckoo search algorithms which can be very helpful to solve NP-Hard Problems. These experiments have been evaluated using MATLAB 7.8.0 R2009a.

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3765-3771  



Tarmiza Latipovna Khurvalieva

In this paper, the relevant topic of the use of ICT in the environmental education of preschool children is revealed. Since the computer is a necessary attribute not only of adult life but also the most important means of educating children, the question of the use of information and communication technologies in the educational process is indisputable. Modern children get to know ICT even before school and often even before they come to preschool educational organizations. In kindergarten conditions, it is necessary and appropriate to use ICTs in various types of educational activities, including environmental activities. The educational process in kindergarten has its own specifics: it should be emotionally saturated, with the involvement of large illustrative material, with the wide use of sound improvisations and video recordings. Such opportunities can only be provided to us by ICT. The use of ICT allows you to make the educational process more attractive and truly modern, to solve cognitive and creative tasks based on clarity. Advantages of ICT: arouses involuntary interest; involuntary attention is activated; improving the quality of knowledge by demonstrating a sample of activity; ICT is a powerful tool for the development of children, requiring careful preparation and organization in accordance with the age of children and the requirements of the time.

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3772-3775  



Reynold C. Padagas

Teaching Biochemistry requires teacher innovativeness and creativity and to achieve desired learning outcomes, the teacher must integrate activities to encourage collaboration despite diversity. However, in any collaborative endeavors, students inevitably encounter differences and these could either accelerate or hamper their academic success. This descriptive exploratory research determined the facilitation styles and collaborative learning of fifty-nine first year nursing students enrolled in Biochemistry. Using John Heron’s Facilitation Styles Inventory, the results explicitly conveyed that the first year nursing students have expanded their Supportive Intervention (SU), followed by Informative Intervention (IN), Cathartic Intervention (CA), and Catalytic Intervention (CL), Prescriptive Intervention (PR), and Confronting Intervention (CO). This goes to show that the freshmen nursing students build up confidence of teachers and other students by focusing on their competencies, qualities and achievements as reflected by their SU score. On the other hand, collaborative learning increases their likelihood to succeed in their academic tasks in Biochemistry despite the challenges that include bossy leaders, dependent team members, inability to comply to desired output, individual differences in attributes and characteristics, and many more. Acquisition of soft skills such as problem solving, decision making, communication, and other essential lifelong learning skills are also uncovered. The findings may help teachers at all levels of education to ignite most appropriate facilitation techniques, maximize collaborative learning activities and foster oneness despite team diversity.

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3776-3782  



Shahid Jamal Rashmi Hazarika Dr. Anjan Sen

Morphology is a focal area of significance because it is the morphology on which the built architecture, arrangement, structure and foundation is framed. Household morphology of weavers has multiple uses. There is a functional classification of multiple floors of the weaver's house. As we go up from the ground floor to first floor and terrace, the kind of activity being performed on each floors also keep changes. Such type of classification is not new, weavers house have such type of classification when their grandfather has started the profession of weaving. Research has been underway to identify the basis of change in different kinds of activities on different floors. In this respect, indigenous knowledge of the people have been examined for any kind of future changes in the morphology of their house. With the main objective of identifying multiple morphologies of handloom weavers and analyse the dynamics of different activities in Varanasi the study has been undertaken. My study is based on normative and historical method. For the generation of data both secondary data as well as primary survey have been used. To analyse the multiple morphology of Varanasi weavers, qualitative and quantitative techniques have also been used to get the desired effect. Varanasi Weaving industry align towards several Sustainable Development Goals which is set by United Nations like women empowerment, eradication of poverty, hunger, employment generation comprehensive growth, preservation of flora and fauna because Varanasi weaving industry is eco-friendly and use organic colour for colouring of sarees, which never cause any threat like other polluting industry of Varanasi. Based on the different literary works and observation a household primary survey was conducted in February 2017, in Varanasi district of Uttar Pradesh. Different inference has been drawn from the primary survey. For the preparation and digitization of Varanasi map, Arc GIS software has been used. It was noted that certain activities like weaving can only be done on the ground floor because the kind of floor required for the fitting of handloom is only possible on the ground floor of the house than any other floors.

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3783-3787  



N Nagajothi, Dr A R Nadira Banu Kamal

Text mining is the process of extracting interesting, non-trivial extraction of implicit, previously unknown and useful information from huge volume of textual data. It has become a vibrant research area. It deals with machine supported exploration of text. It uses the techniques from information retrieval, and extraction along with natural language processing. With the increasing amount of data being available on the web, this tremendous volume of data mostly unstructured text, it is a tough task to analyse their content within a short span of time. The crucial challenge in text classification techniques is the overall performance. With the growth of computer technology, there have been many classification algorithms. Each classification algorithms will get different result at speed and efficiency due to the various features of test data. In this paper, we discuss performance measures such as accuracy, recall and precision for text classification model using Random Forest Classifier and Naïve Bayes classifier. We have done pre-processing before applying classification methods. It has been found that Random Forest classifier has a higher accuracy compared with Naïve Bayes classification for sentimental analysis of movie reviews.

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3788-3791  



Priyambee Swargiary

Health is an important fundamental human right. Access to health care facilities lead to enhanced life expectancy, better quality of life, productive workforce, employment and hence economic growth. The World Health Organization in the year 1946 defines good health not just as the absence of disease or infirmity but as “a state of complete physical, social and mental wellbeing”. Planning Commission of India defines health care as “ Ensuring equitable access for all Indian citizens, residing in any part of the country, regardless of income level, social status, gender, caste or religion to affordable, accountable, appropriate health services of assured quality [promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilative] as well as public health services addressing the wider determinants of health delivered to individuals and populations with the government being the guarantor and enabler, although not necessarily the only provider of health and related services.

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3792-3796  



Djuma Djuraev, Mukhtor Khalilov, Sunatullo Badalov, Matluba Nurmonova

Current article describes the manufactured industrial sample of the universal mounted sprayer PJG'-0 of chemical treatment from pests and diseases of fruit orchards and vineyards of the Republic. With the construction of any sprayer designed to perform a specific job, individually for this purpose, a technological and kinematic scheme of its drive is developed. On the basis of the developed kinematic scheme, the authors used the article to determine the theoretical power consumption of a sprayer as a single dynamic system of moving parts and mechanisms. The power consumption of the universal mounted sprayer of PJG'-10 was determined by adding the power of the useful resistances expended in the extension of the air flow to the fan, the bearings and the vane-clamp gears, and when the pump moved, and the dependence for theoretical determination of the power consumption of the sprayer was derived on the basis of this. In this concern, the theoretical power consumption of the sprayer is determined, depending on the parameters of both the speed, pressure and airflow produced by the fan.

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3797-3800  



Erkin Mukhtorov

At the present time, with the problem of a systematic approach, philosophers, cybernetics, physicists, economists, engineers and other specialists in the field are engaged. It is also known that a systematic approach is necessary to solve the problem of socialism that has arisen in different disciplines, such subjects as "systematic approach", "systematic analysis" are introduced into the curricula of higher educational institutions of different directions. The inclusion of this science in the curricula of medical institutes serves, on the one hand, to raise the general level of specialists being trained, on the other hand, these specialists contribute to the rapid and optimal solution of the problems that are accumulated in medical science, as well as to ensure the effectiveness of treatment.

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3801-3804  



Yorkin Kuliev, Erkin Eshov

This article is based on data collected during studies of adolescent protection mechanisms, and mainly analyzes the relationship between the psychological views of foreign psychologists and draws conclusions based on the methodology of researching the problem.

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3805-3808  



Eshchanov Bakhodir Khudayberganovich, Gaipov Djurat Normat Ugli, Egamberganov Izzatbek Shavkat Ugli

This article was written with the aim of to develop a technology for teaching photonics and optoinformatics using distance learning in collaboration with social networks. The following problems are considered in the article: application of social networks and distance education as a means of teaching photonics and optoinformatics. The hypothesis is verified: to use social networks like “VKontakte”, “Facebook”, “Odnoklassniki” and “Telegram” when teaching photonics and optoinformatics in physics courses at universities, then students' interest in science will increase, and the level and volume of work can also be optimized, which will contribute to improving the quality of physics education; whether teachers' interest in using distance education in physics lessons will increase. To achieve the goal of the study, the following tasks were verified: to analyze the state of the problem of using distance learning complete with social networks in the educational process as a whole and in teaching physics, in particular; to develop recommendations for their use in teaching physics; to offer productive areas for teachers to use social networks and distance learning physics. The methodological basis of the study was the work on the theory, methodology and practice of teaching physics, photonics and opto-informatics. The article analyzes the basic concepts of creating courses in the platform of distance education, including the creation of interdisciplinary courses in physics, mechanics and chemistry. At the end of the article, recommendations are developed and conclusions are given.

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3809-3815  



Edward B. Panganiban

There are two enrollment systems in Santiago City branch of AMA Computer College. These are online enrollment for Allied Health programs and the Campus Information System (CIS) for the degree courses. This study aims to assess the performance of the two systems involved. Random students were selected to answer the questionnaire related to the performance of the said systems. This study also seeks to answer what will be the statistical tools to be used in analyzing the assessment to be done by the respondents. It will also determine what are the things needed to be improved. The researcher used the descriptive method as research design. A Questionnaire was given to several respondents. The three measures of central tendency, the men, the median and the mode were used to analyze the result. The survey result was tabulated to know what are the things needed in the enrollment system and for further study. The researcher found out that the present enrollment system was pleasing to all the respondents. Most of the respondents said that the system is outstanding. Two (2) enrollment systems were rated high based from the answers of the respondents. Recommendations were drawn from this.

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3816-3819  



Thenmozhi, M., Hemalatha, N., Kavitha Shree, RK , P. Dhasarathan

Medicinal plants serve as the therapeutic alternatives, safer choices or in some cases as the only effective treatment. In the present investigation, the serum collected from normal control mice (without treatment) administered with rheumatoid antigen was treated with agglutination reaction and it showed positive result. The butanol extracts of Capsicum annum treated mice suppressed swelling of the mice paws and the recovery effect was good compared to other extracts treated mice of Capsicum annum and Capsicum frutescens. The production of antinuclear antibody was reduced in C.annum treated animal compared to the C.frutescens treated animal. The butanol extract of Capsicum annum produced profound enhancement in the production of CRP. The extracts of hexane, ethanol, chloroform and aqueous extracts of Capsicum annum slightly enhanced the production of CRP of the mice.

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3820-3824  



Estela L. Dirain, Rosalinda B. Guiyab

Learning process adopts changes, the development and evaluation of an Android – Based Instructional Material for the Computer System Servicing was conceptualized and conducted. The study developed an android – based instructional material based on the needs of the students and tested the developed instructional material in terms of usability and functionality. The two–phased study, including the development and evaluation, utilized an Agile development model. Conducted at TESDA – ISAT Ilagan Isabela, the thirty (30) respondents include the TESDA – ISAT Supervisor, two(2) CSS Assessors / Trainers, five (5) IT Specialist, and 22 CSS students. A survey questionnaire, based on ISO 25010:2011, was used to evaluate the developed application in terms of usability and functionality. A 5 – point Likert scale was used to interpret the assessment. The functionality of the application obtained an over-all rating of 4.43 and the usability obtained 4.36 which imply that respondents strongly agreed on the applications performance on functionality and usability. With an overall rating of 4.40, the functionality and usability of the application was found Outstanding.

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3825-3828  



Deepika Pandoi

As a concept, plagiarism has an early history, and knowing its history helps to position the importance of this study. From the beginning, plagiarism has been a messy concept, and over the centuries, and in particular over these past few decades since the invention of our easy ability to obtain information over the Internet, the concept of plagiarism has become messier. Here, researchers are focusing on history of plagiarism trends in western and non western world and nowadays how internet is responsible for increase in plagiarism behaviour.

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3832-3836  



Manjula G, Mohan H S

In recent years, with the enhancement of the progressive and innovative methods that is being used in day today activities, digital communication network has paved the way in the field of telemedicine for diagnosing diseases in secluded regions. Also with the adoption of cloud computing methods in the healthcare segment by most of the health care providers ,medical image data are now stored distantly in third party servers. Privacy, safety and security should be assured for such digital data by implementing encryption so as to ensure confidentiality and authentication methods to guarantee authorship. Henceforth the broadcasting of digital medical images over network has become common. Owing to deficiency of safety intensities on digital communication medium, digital medical image is constantly being vulnerable to attackers and other sources of security breaches. Due to these shortcomings it is quite complex to ensure security, integrity and robustness for digital medical image ad has become an significant concern. This forces for a necessity of robust and secure mechanism to broadcast the medical images over the Internet. To implement this we need to apply various security measures like cryptography and watermarking to the conveyed medical images so as to provide and protect the confidentiality of patient information. For using cryptography we need to utilize a more secure and robust process that will be undefeated for an extensive interval against dissimilar attacks. This proposed paper is based on using enhanced AES algorithm to encrypt patient data and hide it medical images and transmit it over communication medium. In this paper, we briefly evaluate the overall organization of Rijndael AES algorithm and a new dynamic S-Box is spawned using a Hash function to provide robust security.

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3837-3841  



Bindhya. M.S, P.N.Harikumar

India has turned to be a favorite branded hub for application development outsourcing due to reasons like premium quality information technology, skills and reasonable costs. India has utilized the benefits of globalization and procures a vital role in international information technology market. Advancement of IT and business sector ultimately scaled down the financial disparity with other progressive economies. The economic reforms adopted by India have turned Indian firms to become more imperative in exercising employer brand to achieve a notable market position. The business organizations in the competitive edge are making their investment in employer branding to build up brand image as unique employer and to gain competitive advantage. This paper explains the concept of employer branding and also to examine how employer branding dimensions helps in the retention of employees in IT companies. It also examines the effectiveness of employer branding practices for retaining employees. This study focuses to examine the importance of internal employer branding strategies of Indian IT companies to retain talents.

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3842-3846  



Samsul Alam, Totok Sumaryanto F., Muhammad Jazuli, Syakir

Internet as part of information technology has experienced very rapid development. The technology resulting from the evolution of information civilization underlies the emergence of tools, gadgets such as smart phones, high-definition television, game stations, computers, all of which play a significant role in human life in this era of visual culture. The purpose of this paper is to describe the use of the internet in visual arts-based learning of visual culture in improving higher-order thinking skills for young children. Art education must prepare learning so that students are ready and able to adapt to the future. Students must be taught analytical, critical and creative ways called higher order thinking skills. Various learning models used in developing critical reasoning are discovery learning, project based learning, problem based learning and inquiry learning. The use of HOTS in order to feel directly the real world so that it is familiar with various complex problems such as the environment, health, and the use of science and technology in various aspects of life.

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3847-3851  



Hedy Graciela Maldonado Taipe, Irma Milagros Carhuancho Mendoza, Carlos Oswaldo Venturo Orbegoso, David Flores Zafra, Natalia Sofía Gutiérrez Farfán

In South America, there is little scientific research on labor engagement in teachers, especially in Peru, an emerging country. Considering the importance that it means for every society that the workers of an educational services company manifest an excellent level of engagement, which will result in the quality of education, the present work was carried out. Labor engagement was analyzed from the perspective of the educators of an educational institution in Peru. This concept was deeply studied in the thinking of positive psychology and with a qualitative approach. With the support of the Atlas Ti 8 program, the results showed high direct and positive dependence between the components solidarity and work performance; moderate dependence between performance with improvement, solution, motivation, positivism and a stimulating atmosphere; low-performance dependence with satisfaction, innovation and updating; a high link was also found between positive emotions and work self-concept, and a moderate link between social support and resilience. It was concluded that the main factors that measure engagement are a performance, an indicator of labor self-concept, and resilience, and the performance factor is closely linked to the solidarity component that is an indicator of social support.

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3852-3857  



Arunangshu Giri, Smita Chakraborty, Swatee Biswas, Manigrib Bag

Talent Retention is the ability of an organization to retain its employees. The shortage of academic staffs and the inability of private colleges to retain its employees have become a crucial factor for changing potentials of learning and knowledge formation. There is tough competition in the market with all round development in every area of the economy and with this competition and development; managing and retaining employees have become a big challenge. Retaining and securing talented and skilled academicians plays an important role in any private college. A professor’s skill and knowledge help to make a college a better place for education and research. Besides, constant employee satisfaction is another challenge faced by the academicians today. This paper studies the various literature review and research work on the impact of employee satisfaction on talent retention in private colleges of India keeping in mind the importance of the issue and how it affects the organizational performance. This paper also tries to build a model on Employee Retention by the help of primary research. Here, One-Sample T test and Multiple Regression Analysis were used to analyse collected primary data and create a research model.

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3858-3861  



Laila Maharani, Syamsuri Ali

The aim of this research is to analyis the effectiveness of using the supportive group therapy method to reduce the level of psychological burnout experienced by SLB teachers in Lampung Province. Based on this background, the purpose of this study is to find out whether there is an influence between the provision of Supportif Group therapy with the level of Psychological Burnout for Special School teachers in Lampung Province. The result show that, based on these conclusions, it can be suggested that Supportive Group Therapy activities can be recommended as the core method of introduction, exploring experiences to find joint solutions in Teaching and Learning activities at Extraordinary Schools in Lampung Province.

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3862-3865  



Kuldashev Sherali Temiralievich

The Kokand Institute of Aqsaqals was established and operated in East Turkestan during the period of 1760-1864 as a result of diplomatic relations between the Kokand Khanate (1709-1876) and the Ching Empire (1644-1912). This extraterritoriality was known in historical literature as “The Independent Governor”, “The Kokand Consul” and “The Aqsaqals in Kashgar”. The organizational structure, tasks and specifics of this institute are not sufficiently analyzed. Therefore, this issue is based on historical manuscripts and archives, an informal union of Kokand traders trying to gain a foothold in East Turkestan economic market - the “hudaida” system and “Aqsaqals Institute” is an organization that had an official status under the treaty of January 13, 1832, between the two countries, are studied in this paper. The Kokand Aqsaqals Institute directly served as a translator for the economic and political interests of the Kokand and Ching empires. The Kokand Aqsaqals first gained control of Kokand citizens in East Turkestan, and later traders from the Bukhara Emirate, Khiva Khanate, Kazakh and Kyrgyz lands, Badakhshan and Kashmir. In turn, the Ching Empire used this institution to sell Chinese goods to the western countries. The work reveals the term aqsaqals, the organizational structure of aqsaqals, the appointment of aqsaqals, their personality, their duties, their work, their relationship with the Ching Empire deputies and governors. After the termination of the Kokand Khanate (1876) it was concluded that the Russian Empire and the British Consulate in East Turkestan were established on the basis of this institution.

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3866-3874  



Santhiya M, Pappa N.

In this study, a fuzzy logic controller (FLC) is designed for controlling the megawatt power output of a Nuclear power plant which uses Pressurized Water type Nuclear Reactor (PWR). By using the mathematical equations related to thermal equilibrium and kinetics, a model is developed. This model is based on Quark reactor and it is validated with the data available from the Nuclear Energy Agency. The reactor power level of nuclear reactor is controlled with the help of reactivity as the operating variable. The designed Fuzzy Controller is compared with conventionally tuned PID controller.

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3875-3877  



Yeni Nuraeni, Fransina S. Latumahina, Tekat Dwi Cahyono, Hani S. Nuroniah

Caterpillar bag is an important pest that attack sengon plants. This type of pest has a variety of host plants, ranging from agricultural crops, plantations and forestry crops. This research was conducted at the Forest Area with Special Purpose (KHDTK) in Haurbentes, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. Aims to identify, know the population and percentage of pest caterpillar attack. The research used purposive sampling method, taking 3 compound leaves on every 3 trees in one research plot. The number of observation plots is 15 plots. The results of identification in the laboratory, caterpillar pests that attack sengon plant are a type of Pteroma plagiophleps. The number of pest caterpillar populations varies on each observation plot with the highest population occurring in plot 14 with 114 caterpillars per 3 compound leaves and the lowest population occurs in plot 4 with 13 caterpillars per 3 compound leaves. The percentage of attack reached 100%, where all the plants in the observation plot were attacked by pest caterpillar, P. plagiophleps. After knowing its population and attack level, it is necessary to conduct a further research to control it using botanical pesticide and other friendly environmental methods.

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3884-3887  



Tutik Yuliatun, Jumadi, Edi Istiyono, Suyanta, Himawan Putranta

This study aims to develop a physics-two tier test based on the Jumanji game to measure conceptual understanding of work and energy. In addition, this study also aims to determine the conceptual understanding of high school students about work and energy. The research method used is a quantitative method with a modification of the development model. The measurement instrument developed in this study is a physics-two tier test or a reasonable multiple-choice test for work and energy. The research instrument that was developed was tested on 261 students from four high schools in Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta. The results of this study indicate that a measuring instrument has been produced in the form of a physics-two tier test based on the Jumanji Game that can measure students' conceptual understanding of work and energy that is valid and reliable. These results are proven by the validity and reliability values of the physics-two tier test, each of which are 0.83 and 0.53. Meanwhile, the students' conceptual understanding of related to work and energy is 54% which is in the high category. The conceptual understanding of students measured using the physics-two tier test is high because it exceeds the minimum criteria that have been determined.

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3888-3895  



S. Nagajothi, G. Ignisha Rajathi, M.Manikandan, J.Boopala

The Anonymization of Information is widely incorporated for safeguarding of the data with protection in non-interactive data business venture and sharing circumstances. Mainly explains the movement personality and additionally delicate data for property holders of information. The non-open information record is shared in its most explicit state represents a risk to singular security. These types of protection of a private are successfully saved while positive blend data is presented to information clients for diversified investigation and analysis. This can mostly examine the drawback of the quality of huge scale information anonymization. Data sets territory unit summed up in a top-down traversal until k-obscurity is profaned in this way on visibility, showcased to be the most extreme utility. This Specialization is prudent for prime quality and security issues. An impactfully ascendable two-stage top-down way to deal with the misuse of anonymizes bulk volumes of information which scales back is anticipated.

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3896-3900  



Manjeet Kumar Soni, Ashish Kumar Jain, Chandra Prakash Patidar, Mukul Shukla, Upendra Singh

Intrusion detection system performs a vital role in the security of the computer systems from cyber attacks. Among the IDS, the network intrusion detection system is another type, which is used to protect computer networks from unauthorised access and data theft from intruders. However, current approaches are not feasible and sustainable when used in modern networks because human interaction is increasing its level and detection accuracy is going down by its level. In this paper we have reviewed some of the existing approaches used in NIDS, machine learning methods, Genetic Programming, Fuzzy Inference System and honeypot technology. These methods have achieved accuracy between 62.89% to 88.35%. Existing systems have few flaws like processing delays in large scale networks, high cost for data collection. In the future we will propose better approach to counter these flaws.

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3901-3905  



S. KALAIVANI, GOPINATH GANAPATHY

Most of the currently available Heterogeneous protocols operate on the basis of reliable and secured communication environment. These protocols are vulnerable to modern intruding techniques that include different types of raised attacks. Routing attacks are very tedious because of the dynamic nature of heterogeneous network. Routing as well as member nodes are with different Computational powers. Heterogeneous Network architectures plays a vital role in modern world communication that is virtually all communications and secret resource transactions are widely depending on the heterogeneous network architecture. However, the existing Intrusion detection systems have a number of barriers in system efficiency, flexibility and scalability. Therefore, Bacterial Foraging optimization (BFO) has been concerned to optimize the parameters in the dynamic nature of environment for update itself by its genitival processes. It can afford high security, without exchange of mean value. The BFO ensures high security against attacks and leads best Qos improvement. The Planned work is a new effort to improve the existing security of the heterogeneous network routing protocols, using Bacterial Foraging Optimization against different types of attacks and it can be most useful in secured Cloud computing.

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3906-3911  



A.Vikram, Dr. Gopinath Ganapathy

Data breach in cloud storage is a major issue that is still prevailing in cloud environment. Patient data is one of the sensitive information that is of interest to adversaries. In recent days, many techniques for securing the data has been evolving and techniques to break those schemes are also evolving. In this paper, an effort has been made to secure patient data – text and scan images, using modified Elgamal for text and permutation preceded blowfish scheme for scan images. Authorized users are granted access control using Role based Access Control (RBAC) mechanism. The modified Elgamal for text and permutation for image adds additional layer of security to the data. It is observed that the modified Elgamal supports homomorphic property. The application of homomorphic property in analysing the encrypted data is also discussed and the comparative results with other existing methodologies are stated.

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3912-3917  



B.Tarun Kumar, CH.Nagi Reddy, K.Srilatha

Lung malignancy is the most widely recognized disease for death among all malignancies. A decent measure of research work has been conveyed out in the past towards CAD framework for lung malignancy identification utilizing medical image. This paper exhibits in detail writing review on different systems.Outline of lung tumor from adjoining tissue from a progression of magnetic resonance images (MRI) presents numerous troubles because of the image similarities of the region of interest and encompassing region just as the impact of breath. Notwithstanding, exact division of the tumor region is fundamental in arranging a radiation treatment to keep solid tissues from accepting unnecessary radiation. The manual depiction of the whole MRI grouping is dull, tedious and expensive. This examination explores how one can perform programmed following of tumor limits during radiation treatment utilizing convolution neural systems. This survey proposed to utilize a neural system design. The surface features like Homogeneity, Angular Second Moment (ASM), Dissimilarity, Energy, Mean and Standard deviation (SD) and contrast were separated and improved.

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3922-3925  



Dr.Monica Sharma

The study under consideration is an endeavor to empirically investigate the causal relationships existing between Nifty returns and FII flows and also to examine volatility imparted by FIIs to the NSE Index after September 2008 for next ten years. Various financial econometric techniques including ADF Unit Root Test, Granger’s Causality test, VAR-Impulse response function, and GARCH have been used to investigate the dynamic association between volatility series and net FII flows. Results indicate that stock market returns granger cause Net FIIs but Net FIIs inflows do not granger cause stock returns. Further, the results of GARCH model show that there is persistence of volatility in NSE index. Evidences have been gathered to support the truth that the volatility of NSE returns are impacted more by negative shocks ie FII sales as compared to positive shocks ie FII purchases.

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3929-3934  



Urak Pazilovich Lafasov

This article focuses on the fact that people living on the planet are actually related genetically and the distribution of people on the planet on certain lands and the genetic relationship between the Japanese and Uzbeks. It is also mentioned in the book of Mahmud Qashqari that Nukh’s prophet son Yofas’s nine sons generation who lived in the land of Turan. It was also analyzed that Japarqo (Japan) was part of that region, which means that they were a relative of Tur and Turks. As well as those of Japan who founded the original place of interest of Surkhan Valley , and some of them have long ago commented on the escape from here to the Far East .

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3935-3938  



Vinotha R and Seethamani P

These days rapid PC organizing and the Internet brought extraordinary comfort,and various security issues likewise developed with the technologies.The Internet is filled up with threats to online security, botnets have gotten one of the most pernicious threats over the Internet. Criminal assaults are propelled from bots. Each Internet-connected PC, including:Personal computers,servers,IOT gadgets and cell phones can be changed into a bot by malware disease.Botnets are being utilized impressively for malware dissemination to target distinctive sectors.Bots are utilized to perform malevolent exercises fluctuating from data taking to utilizing as a take off platform for dispersed assaults. Such programming's gets introduced on client PC without their knowledge.In this, we portray the issue in creating compelling interruption location frameworks for botnet direction and control traffic recognition. Every discovery strategy dissects the system traffic and control correspondences recognition and square the associations.The three detection parameters are initially investigated, these are: Untrusted Destination by Identifier (UDI), malicious SSL certificate, Traffic Flow Causality(TFC). BotDet balances TP and FP rates with 90% and 10% separately.

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3939-3943  



Dr B. Venkateswarlu Dr B. Mahaboob, Dr C. Subbarami Reddy, Dr C. Narayana

DEA is a decision making tool based on LPP for estimating the relative efficiencies of a group of comparable units. Data Envelopment Analysis has strong connection with theory of production in Econometrics and it is often applied for benchmarking in operational management problems. In this research article a classification of efficiency stability regions has been proposed and their infeasibilities are presented. The main purpose of this article is to investigate how robust is the efficiency of an extremely efficient Decision Making Unit (DMU). Input oriented super efficiency problems of DMU have been solved in this article in order to examine how robust an extremely efficient DMU is for increases of inputs

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3944-3949  



Grigorios PapageorgiouaEmmanouil Papadimitriou, Grigorios Papageorgiou

Highways stand for a decisive part of the road network with respect to the economic growth prism. In Europe, as well as in developed and developing countries worldwide, an extended network of highways, serves as one of the interconnection infrastructure cornerstones of touristic, professional and commercial activities. The financing of that road infrastructure investments lays mainly on toll stations at certain points of highway trafficked surface. Thus, toll stations operate as points of fee collection from road users. Tolls pricing methodology with a pragmatical approach is the scope of this paper. While many methods for pricing tolls fee are implemented according to the policy adopted by the road authorities of each country, none of them has up to now manage to calculate fee value with respect to continuously updated historical data of past expenses and revenues, due to construction, maintenance, operational and tolls fee income, accordingly. The development of a pragmatical model that reconsiders costs and revenues yearly, so tolls pricing becomes more realistic along with time, is the subject this paper investigates. A calculation formula for this goal is presented hereafter, distinct characteristics of which are realism, reconsideration and sustainability.

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3950-3956  



Devika R, Subathra M

Hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) is a thermal depolymerization involving homogenous catalysts to improve the quality of products depending on processing conditions. Any biomass can be converted into bio oil irrespective of compositions which influenced the quality of product. The major parameter has effect on the reaction kinetics and energy inputs required for product production. Biofuels through HTL are devoid of carbon emission during combustion and doesn’t emit harmful gases like ammonia, NOx, Sox etc. HTL process consumes 10-15% of energy from the feed stock biomass yielding 85-90 % energy. The bio oil generated through HTL can be used for heavy engines or upgraded to obtain diesel, gasoline or jet fuels.

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3957-3962  



AMEEN A. ALANSARI ABDULAZIZ I. ALBANNAI

Recycling is one of the creative and developed engineering act in any modern society and people around the world have become aware of environmental problems. Such as, waste of materials, electric components, gases, liquids…etc. By growing of any society, the concern and knowledge of environmental problems growing too, because the waste keeps flowing and for sure overstocking. Therefore, engineers should come with creative ideas about recycling those wastes in order to save the environment and reduce their risk on the society. The aim of this paper is to recycle an important part of wasted or broken microwave oven called transformer by using it to build a simple and useful arc welding machine. The transformer is known as high voltage transformer and in this project, we will reassemble it by changing the secondary coil to come up with a transformer with low voltage and high current output. Setting up two transformers parallel to each other in an electric circuit will lead to even higher output current causing the workpiece to melt as an important stage of a fusion welding process. Thus, in this work the author will show the experimental procedures and theoretical point of view for recycling the high voltage transformer from two broken microwave ovens and turn them to a simple and useful arc welding machine.

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3963-3968  



Anisatul Muawanah, Fatwa Tentama

The purpose of this study is to test the validity and reliability of the loneliness as a variable and examine the aspects and indicators that can form this particular variable. Loneliness is measured by three aspects, namely personality, social desirability, and depression. The population in this study were all semester two students at "X" University in Yogyakarta. The sample in this study were 60 students who weren't originally from Yogyakarta and who were in semester two at the "X" University in Yogyakarta. The sampling technique used is an accidental sampling. Data collection method uses loneliness scale. The research data were analyzed with Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) through the SmartPLS 3.2.8 program. Based on the results of data analysis, the aspects and indicators that make up the loneliness variable are declared valid and reliable. The dominant aspect that reflects loneliness is depression with a loading factor of 0.813, and the weakest aspect is personality, which has a loading factor value of 0.805. This shows that all aspects and indicators can reflect and shape the loneliness variable. Thus, the measurement model can be accepted because the theory describes the loneliness fit variable with empirical data obtained from the subject.

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3969-3974  



Rakesh Agarwal, Dr. Laxmi Singh,

Minimum cost routing and wavelength allocation of all-optical transportation networks multiwavelength using genetic / heuristic approaches is defined. A value model incorporating a reliance on the specifications for related wavelength is adopted. The developed hybrid algorithm uses object-oriented network representation and integrates four operators: path mutations, crossover with a single point, re-route and shift-out. Therefore, an adaptation process to the operator is used to boost operator efficiency. The GA / heuristic hybrids approach provides superior results, as opposed to three recent wavelength-allotment heuristics, except when the network price is mostly dependent on the demand for wavelength, from experimental results obtainable using an Optical Network Optimization, Modeling and Design (NOMaD) method.

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3975-3979  



Dr.M.UMADEVI , Dr. P.PONNUSAMY

In this paper, an investigation and design of involving the liver implanted wireless telemetry link using UWB technology is presented. Measurements using multilayer phantoms and simulations using a human digital model have been conducted within the frequency band of 60GHz. Multilayer phantom measurements have demonstrated the attenuations ranging between –50 and –100 dB over the considered frequency band. A path loss model at the liver area has been obtained from the simulations. Also, the numerical results have shown that the attenuation variation due to respiration-induced organ movements was within 30-dB range with respect to the largest organ movement distance of 40 mm, which emphasized the influence of organ movements on the in-body attenuations. A model for improving battery life is done by sensing the organ movement using AI method (BPN). Puncturing process is done based on organ movement. Frequency is improved to 60 GHz instead of 3-6GHz. Data encoding done based on DNA sequence.

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3980-3985  



Krishnapriya K Arun S

The human body has been considered as one of the most miraculous existences in this Earth. The nook and corner of our body were constructed with innumerable and subtle connecting tissues termed as nerves. These nerves perform a vital role in the continuity of our thoughts. Neurolinguistics delves deep into that arena of nerve function that regulates one’s comportment. This paper’s primary objective was to reconnoiter the vivid parts of neurolinguistics in scrutinizing these two classic characters in the history of English literature – Doctor Faustus and Satan, the villainous antagonist ever delineated in Milton’s “Paradise Lost.” It also attempts to untie a space to interrogate and confront the existing dogmas on these characters.

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3986-3989  



DR. S. RAJAMOHAN, E. SARANYA DEVI, A. SATHISH

Entrepreneurship is becoming a popular term. At the same it is not possible for everyone to become successful in doing business. People with disabilities can also start their business. They are stressed to compete with the normal people. Differently abled people can successfully run their business. These people encounter with numerous physical and mental challenges and barriers to their business environment such as shortage of funding, lack of self-management, lack of experience and so on. This paper highlights about the barriers faced by the differently abled entrepreneurs in Sivaganga districts. Through factor analysis, five factors were explored such as financial barriers, skill-based barriers, perceptional barriers, motivational barriers and individual barriers

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3990-3993  



Mukhaer Pakkanna, Ismail Rasulong, Akhmad, Sentot Imam Wahjono

The optimization of women-based MFIs is important, especially for those which are established and developed in rural communities. Empowerment policy is not solely based on finance and charity. The government is to be urged to encourage simultaneous empowerment. This study aims to illustrate the differences in women empowerment process (enabling, empowering, and advocation) provisioned by MFIs (Women Cooperatives) for their female members in the rural (coastal/fishery, industrial/residential and agricultural areas). Research using the hybrid method, between quantitative-descriptive and qualitative, was used. Two approaches were used. Welfarism approach was utilized to measure the ability of MFIs in providing the needs of their poorest members, while institutionalism approaches were useful to measure the success rate indicated by the MFI’s sustainability. The result showed that the women empowerment process from MFIs to their members in respective areas was implemented strictly. However, each area had its uniqueness and specialty in the empowerment process. That diversity was influenced by social, cultural, demographic and geographic factors.

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3994-3999  



Lily G. Salangsang, Gener S.Subia

This study explored the mathematical thinking on problem solving and self-regulation strategies of Filipino primary grade pupils in a school located in an urban area in Nueva Ecija, Philippines. The pupils solved arithmetic story problems in English. Results showed that the pupils were capable of solving story problems written in English and did much better when the problems were translated in Tagalog, their home language. They were able to solve multiplication and division problems prior to receiving formal instructions of these operations. Results also showed that the pupils employed self-regulated solution strategies like writing a number sentence, algorithm in subtraction, estimation, backward counting, trial and error, use of tally marks, making a drawing, skip counting, repeated addition, and invented algorithm. Because they were free to employ solution strategies of their own choice, invented algorithms and creativity came out from their works. The proficiency on the language in which the problem is written plays an important role in pupils’ success in solving story problems in mathematics. The results of the study present relevant implications to problem solving pedagogies and mathematics instruction particularly in the primary level

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4000-4004  



Brijendra Singh Yadav, Lokesh Verma

In the modern scenario, the level of competition to earn the livelihood has become a challenge for all and the bigger challenge than this is to invest the hard earned penny with the most diligent mind. To secure a sustainable future, the right investment attitude plays a pivotal role in everybody’s life. The issue of investment becomes more crucial for the people who are daily wage earners or fixed salary earners and has no other source of income. Hence, the decision of investment plays a critical role on any Nations economy adjoined with investor’s priorities and preferences. There are number of instances where the different households invest their money after a long thought process i.e. FD, Normal bank savings, Equities, Insurance, Home Loans, Real estate, or gold. The investors sees many things before investing his money i.e. accessible investment channels, nature and image of financial institutions, etc. The present research study will surely be helpful in understanding the knowledge, judgmental power and investment attitude of family members before investing their money in different avenues of investment. Hence, an analysis of household investment behavior has always been drawn as a pertinent attractive investment component in the Indian financial system. The present paper focuses attention towards the understanding criterions of different Households about various types of investment and also put light on the various level of Investment Attitude of Households in Moradabad District of Uttar Pradesh State in Indian subcontinent.

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4005-4008  



Deepali Bajaj, Urmil Bharti , Anita Goel, S. C. Gupta

Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) is a cloud service model that provides an environment to develop, deploy and operate software applications. PaaS provides preconfigured capabilities like, programming languages, supported frameworks, hosting and runtime environments, application development tools, and database servers managed for developing web applications as well as mobile applications. For an organization, selection of PaaS provider is a crucial task. Since PaaS providers offer a variety of development and deployment features, it becomes difficult to select from among them. Also, the organization may get locked to a particular provider and it is not easy to migrate to a different provider due to legal constraints and technical incompatibilities. In this paper, we present a study of currently available PaaS offerings. We identify the important PaaS characteristics that must be assessed before selecting a PaaS offering. We present a comparative study of different PaaS providers on basis of the identified characteristics. Our study benefits enterprise architects, IT managers and development teams to select PaaS offering best suited to their requirements

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4009-4015  



Ranjit Singh Sarban Singh, Wong Yan Chiew, Soo Yew Guan

Integration of solar photovoltaic system with energy storage system such as batteries is always seen as a better way to utilize the available output power from renewable energies. Considering continuous sustainability using batteries, charging – discharging the batteries to store the excessive output from solar photovoltaic panels is an important aspect to be considered. Therefore, this paper proposes hierarchical switching charging – discharging system for continuous sustainability integrated together with solar photovoltaic system. The hierarchical switching charging – discharging system comprises of the hardware and software development. The typical design of the hardware structure is setup to integrate the consumable renewable energy source to the battery energy storage system and the load. The hierarchical charging – discharging strategy which is the embedded software is proposed to allow the charging – discharging control and switching between the dual and more battery energy storages. The hardware research and development results shows that the proposed strategy have effectively justify the developed system’s performances.

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4016-4021  



Dr Monika Jain

The FMCG sector has gone through sea of changes over the years. However the most recent one has been the growth of Ayurvedic segment in the Indian FMCG Sector. Patanjali has been the disruptor & a prominent pioneer in this field . It changed the landscape of FMCG sector in India and forced the MNC’s and Indian companies to go back to their roots. Ayurveda though had its roots in India but somewhere lost amid the dazzle and shine of products offered by these MNC’s. This paper reviews the external and Internal factors responsible for this dramatic shift.PAL has been selected but because it’s the first company which witnessed phenomenal success in the shortest time and made MNC’s to sit back and, review and revamp their product –mix. At the same time analysis of Long term growth trajectory is also done that as to how market forces behave differently in the short run & Long run.

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4022-4028  



V. Veeramanikandan, M. Jeyakarthic

Futures markets offer contemporary price quotations for a group of contracts with maturities twelve or more months in the future. It coherently determines price levels and price variations suitable for contract temporal definitions. Crude oil is an essential kind of energy and its prices have a huge influence on worldwide financial system. So, it is highly needed to predict the price of crude oil precisely for investors, government, and also academicians. But, because of the non-linearity and non-static prices of crude oil prices, it is a challenging task for the conventional models of time series forecasting for managing it. This study proposes a new hybridization of seasonal-trend decomposition procedures based on loess (STDL) and optimal kernel extreme learning machines (OKELM) for short-term and mid-term forecasting of every day close price of CRUDE OIL index. The parameter tuning of ELM takes place by the use of grey wolf optimization algorithm (GWO) to further enhance the prediction performance of the ELM. The validation of the proposed work takes place by the use of two performance measures namely MASE and SMAPE. The experimental outcome showed the superiority of the proposed model over the compared methods.

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4029-4036  



Shailja Sinha, Guides : Dr. Sumeet Singh Jasial, Dr. Gopal P Sinha

The benefits of solar power are widely known and accepted for general industrial, government and consumer use. The work in this paper demonstrates the significant benefits of the use of Photovoltaic Arrays for disaster response and compares their use to the normally deployed generators which are commonly deployed in emergency response. In this paper, we consider the case of India, which has a large population and is highly vulnerable to natural disasters. Society is seriously affected by the power outage caused during disaster, because electricity is the most common and basic infrastructure that supports modern life Most of today’s global service depend on electric power from basic lighting to advanced facilities such as communications and medical services. Modern life deteriorates without electrical power even for few hours thus a rapid delivery of emergency power is a crucial aspect of a successful response to disasters. In this paper, we focus on the use of PV based generators for the Indian sub-continent and show that portable solar energy systems are especially effective when used to deliver critical services promptly. Renewable power also minimizes fossil fuel usage which in turn helps reduce carbon emissions reducing climate change. Solar technology can be provided in a mobile format, e.g. Rapid-roll which unfurls solar arrays like a carpet behind a truck, These array can be rapidly deployed to generate energy in the region of catastrophe delivering power rapidly to a mobile clinic with 120 beds/ Such a system is capable of an average of 11KWh of energy especially when connected to batteries that can store 24KWh for non-sunshine hours. The mobile solar power can also provide refrigeration for medical supplies, water filtration systems and communication equipment that are required during a recovery process. In the case when recovery lasts a long period of time, generators will need large amount of fuel which gives solar power an advantage. In India fuel emissions are increasing at the fastest rate for 7 years and even though India has the solar target of 100GW by 2022 only 28GW has been installed since 2011. Given that India is world’s most disaster affected country and among the top 15 countries suffering power outages and abundant sunshine that solar power is highly suited for disaster relief operations providing significant relief and helping the country realize its solar mission target.

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4037-4045  



Sangavi N B.Vinothini Dr. Premalatha K

data mining is a process of extracting valuable information from large set databases. Classification a supervised technique is assigning data samples to target classes. In this system, it uses various classification algorithms namely decision trees, SVM, random forest and neural network in two datasets census and banking datasets. This system will classify and analyses the best suited algorithm which gives maximum accuracy among the other algorithms for both the datasets. The accuracy in these algorithms has been calculated by sensitivity and specificity. Evaluation of these models has been calculated by the error rate with respect to the classes. It uses census dataset and finds whether the income above 50k or below 50k. Bank Dataset finds whether the subscribe the loan or not. Error matrix consists of true positive, false positive, true negative and false negative values. The analysis of algorithm which finds the better algorithm with respect to the accuracy, error rate and efficiency with respet to these datasets.

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4046-4049  



Rehan Haider

In today’s era, the employees are quite different from the previous ones who do not have enough opportunities to groom themselves professionally; rather employees of this era have great exposure into their relevant field and if they feel dissatisfied with their job due to any reason they immediately opt for alternate opportunities. This development in the employee’s professional knowhow has created great challenges for the employers. Now employers have to apply sensible strategies to maintain the retention level of their employees. There are three basic categories of employees i.e. Permanent employees, temporary and contract or project based employees. Need of the day is that recruitment strategies should be formulated keeping in view these basic three types of employees so that primary requirements and demands of every category of employees can be met and organization can succeed in elevating the retention level of their employees. Business organizations have been developing a mechanism to face the rapid changes in the environment to which they are confronted, within the framework of what is has called the flexible organization model. Retaining the top level employees and new talent within the organization is the primary concern of company executives. This research has explored different factors that add up to the retention level of employees specifically in Pak Telecom organization. Special strategies have also been discussed that should be adapted to keep the employees confined in to the organization. The results collected from this research proved that any discrimination in the hiring strategies and appreciation and rewarding system of permanent and contract based employees lead to lack of productivity, negative interpersonal relationship and declining job retention level of employees. Whereas, a favorable workplace, competitive appreciation and motivational programs, and same hiring policies for both kind of employees will elevate the retention level of employees.

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4050-4059  



Samsuri Abdullah, Nafatila Abdul Halim, Amalina Abu Mansor, Nur Nazmi Liyana Mohd Napi, Ali Najah Ahmed, Marzuki Ismail

Higher education institution is often being addressed as sustainability shifting models, which have an important role towards promoting low-carbon lifestyles. This study investigates the lifestyles pertaining to personal carbon emissions of employees of higher education institutions related with households, transport, travel, food, products and services, in order to conceptualize the emission of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) and usually expressed in equivalent tons of carbon dioxide. This study is significance in reducing the employees’ personal carbon footprints, next reducing the nation average carbon footprint. Survey was conducted via questionnaire in Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) at 90% confidence level (n=65). Results showed that emissions were increasing with the wage (MYR1500 - MYR13001) and decreasing with education level. Finding of this study indicated that half of the respondents exceeded the nation standard average carbon footprint per person (7.7 metric tons per capita) which 26.23 metric tons was recorded to be the highest carbon footprint of UMT staff. In conclusion, employees of higher education institutions need to properly understand their personal carbon emissions along with reduction mechanisms, in order to promote such the sustainability in higher education institutions.

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4060-4063  



V. Pream Sudha, Dr. M.S.Vijaya

A genetic predisposition or susceptibility to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is an increased likelihood of developing it based on the genetic makeup of a person. The multiple variants found in each gene have their own probability of associated risk and so the major problem lies in the systematic evaluation of their functional significance to ASD. Hence it is essential to develop methods for quantitative evaluation of ASD candidate genes with co-occurring mutations which will provide a clear understanding of their relevance to ASD. This research work deals with the development of a discriminative model for prioritization of candidate genes considering mutations in them and to classify them based on their predisposition to the disorder. The model for gene susceptibility prediction is built by integrating the combined potential of substantiation for each ASD linked gene and the related mutations. In this research work gene susceptibility prediction is modelled as a pattern classification problem and deep learning techniques are employed to build the models. The performance evaluation of these models proves that Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) based gene susceptibility prediction model has shown better performance.

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4064-4069  



Abdul Rahim, Syarifah Hudayah, Siti Amalia

This study aims to analyze the influence of Perceived Ease Of Use and Perceived Usefullnes of Behavioral Intention through Trust on Customers Online Shopping Blibli.com Samarinda city.This study used a quantitative approach using path analysis that was obtained with SPSS software version 22.0 and Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) or IBM SPSS AMOS 23. The sample taken in this research is 126 respondents in Samarinda City; they are Blibli.com customer in samarinda city, measurement using likert scale with score 1-5. In this study also tested the validity and reliability test, then tested the estimation and structural test fit model. Based on the structural model we found, Perceived Ease Of Use and Perceived Usefullnes have a significant effect on Behavioral Intention on Trust

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4070-4073  



Maryam Mohamad Al-Zawahra, Mohammad Bany Baker, Mohammad Zayed Almuiet

The prediction of the financial stock market based on the published financial news is considered to be a major issue in the financial field, particularly in light of the significant contents of the news article. Nevertheless, the prediction technique used to gather useful terms from the Arabic financial news has been elusive and is yet to be established. Therefore, this study aimed to develop and propose a practical solution by which the Arabic stock market can be predicted through the analysis of event terms from the Arabic financial news articles. The approach obtained 89.68% accuracy in such prediction, indicating the usefulness of the approach. This is a unique and pioneering study that applies machine learning method to predict Arabic stock market. The study has several implications to the financial field and profession.

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4074-4078  



Juhora Jamin Juha

This study will contribute to better understand whether only vast product collection and lower prices can attract customers in online market or there are more to it. This study will help researchers to further study on the consumers’ attitude and purchase intention regarding online purchasing and the drivers that can generate more sales. This research is only based on one city of Bangladesh that is Sylhet. Data was collected randomly from 138 respondents who have experienced online purchases. Data was analyzed with hypothesis testing through SPSS. The result shows strong indication that apart from the product characteristics, others dimensions of marketing mix affects the consumers’ behavior regarding a purchase. Due to time and financial constraints research was limited to a particular country and small sample size. Research will help in guiding the growing business entrepreneur market in capturing customer attention through identifying the need of various marketing mix tools and their necessity.

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4079-4083  



Nazlin Hanie Abdullah, Siti Zawiah Md Dawal

Driving an automobile is the most convenient transport as many individual faced difficulties when using other transportation options, particularly public transport facilities and even walking. The Malaysian Driver Behaviour Questionnaire (DBQ) was included as a part of questionnaire survey to determine the factors that affect the driving behaviour. A total of 171 participants took part in the study which involved 95 males and 76 females with ages ranging between 50 years and above. Significant driving behaviour was resulted from the factor analysis obtained. It shown that Distraction indicates the first factor which scores 0.836, while Violations ranked the second factor consisted of three violation items with the highest loading of 0.877. The third factor is Errors with the highest loaded item of 0.883. While lapses scores the weakest among others, with 0.846 showing that the drivers have no clear recollection of the road along which they have just been travelling. It can be seen that age shows strongly negatively related with distractions and lapses. On the other hand, it shows a significant relation with violations and errors. This indicates that ageing drivers tend to commit more violations and errors but focus on their driving without being easily distracted and lapsed. The strongest correlation is between violations and driving experience valued 0.675 and most of the factors are correlated with demographic variables. In conclusion, the factors structures of the Malaysian DBQ reflected a typical Malaysian driving behaviour for elderly.

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4084-4089  



G. A. Gamal, M.A.K. El-Fayoumi, M.A. Morsi,H.S.Hamdy, M.A.Sebak

X – ray analysis technique, for two grown crystals, was applied to obtain many crystal parameters like crystal lattice, grain size, micro-strain, dislocation density, dislocation arrangement, and the distance between two dislocations of TlBiTe2. Two crucibles (1.3 cm and 1.5 cm) were used for growing the crystals. This enabled us to compare influence of the ampoule diameter on the crystal quality in the framework of the Marangoni effect. The crystals were grown by a special modification of the well-known vertical Bridgman – Stockbarger technique. The Bragg peak line profile analysis of TlBiTe2 crystals were done by using Scherer's equation, Williamson – Hall plot, and Warren - Averbach method. We concluded that the grown crystals are rhombohedral TlBiTe2 crystals. Results showed that the n-type TlBiTe2 is a very sensitive semiconductor the growth conditions especially the ampoule diameter..

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4090-4096  



S. Suryaprakash, B. Sathish Kumar, R. Sangeeth Cecil and P.C. Sathya Narayanan*

A study pertaining to the seasonal variation in physicochemical characteristics and its ecological relationship with zooplankton community structure of muttukadu backwater was carried out for a period of one year between October 2017 and September 2018. Samples were collected from different salinities such as backwater and marine coastal waters at three different locations viz., station 1 and 3 from brackish region and station 2 from lagoon region. Physicochemical parameters such as atmospheric temperature, surface water temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll-a, turbidity, alkalinity, hardness and inorganic nutrients. The environmental condition in the coastal waters was almost similar to the estuarine region except the salinity. A total of 41 different taxonomic groups of zooplankton were identified under 10 different orders namely, Amphipoda (2), Anomopoda (2) Calanoida (14) Canuelloida (1) Cyclopoida (4) Copelata (1) Harpacticoida (7) Myodocopida (1) Plioma (4) and Tanaidacea (1) Others (4). The density of zooplankton was very high during pre-monsoon and monsoon at the brackish and coastal waters due to optimum level of nutrients and the availability of food. On spatial scale, zooplankton density and biomass were found to be relatively higher at the lagoon water mainly attributed to the abundance of Dioithonarigida, oithonasimilis and Brachionusplicatilis. In contrast, zooplankton diversity was relatively higher in the coastal waters of the study area 3 than the brackish water and lagoon region.

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4097-4100  



Salmah Jan Noor Muhammad, Jacqlyn Patricia Anak Jelani

This study is about multimedia elements in learning among university students. In recent years, it is not an easy task to implement the use of technology in education as an additional tool to further enhance language learning and competency as well as to equip students with a critical skill. The effect of modern-day innovation has shown that the use of information and communication technology is considered as fast and new each day. The dependence on easy, fast and economical information and communication technology has forced users to use the service. The increasingly modern and challenging way of life requires the public to use a variety of information to improve their skills and knowledge in all areas of engagement. Hence, the objective of this study is to identify and analyze multimedia elements among Malay Arts students at Universiti Putra Malaysia. This study uses the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) theory by Davis (1989) and the questionnaires were used by using the monkey survey. The findings showed that the role of multimedia elements in the teaching and learning process towards the students has a great impact on the development of their knowledge and the interests of the subjects. In view of this, it is hoped that this study will benefit the community on the advantages and disadvantages of information and communication technology in teaching and learning.

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4101-4107  



Teresita C. Molano

The study aimed to determine the 21st century skills in developing instructional modules to enhance these skills that help bridge the gap in preparing pre-service teachers to meet the needs of their 21st century learners. Quantitative approach was used to determine appropriate outcomes in determining the 21st century skills of pre-service teachers of Region II of Philippines. The respondents of the study are the physical education teachers which are Graduate of Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Physical Education. Result shows that the pre-service Physical Science teachers are good in Information and Communications Technology, Flexibility and Adaptability, Creativity and Innovation and Collaboration. Moreover, the communicative, critical thinking and problem solving skills of the pre-service Physical Science teachers need improvement.

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4108-4110  



Toni Indrayadi, Dairabi Kamil, Helty, Muhamad Yusuf, Joka Novetra, Nuzmi Sasferi

This study is an investigation the effect of Contextual Teaching and Learning (CTL) approach on developing English second semester students’ eight reading motivation dimension. The study aimed to compare conventional and CTL group eight reading motivation dimension achievement and gain before and after receiving different treatment of the study. The study employed in quasi experimental research. The cluster random sampling technique was used in choosing the participants of the study. The random sampling was administered after analyzing the participants literal reading score of first semester through normality test, homogeneity test, and t-test. Questionnaire was used for the data collection. The result of the study revealed that CTL approach was effective to develop eight reading motivation dimension for second semester students of English department. The development of students’ eight reading motivation dimension appeared in achievement and gain after the implementation of conventional and CTL treatment of the study to both of the group. CTL treatment was found to have more significantly effects on eight reading motivation dimension achievement and gain of English department students of Islamic Institute of Kerinci compared to conventional treatment. The study recommended CTL needed to be conducted to other skill of English and other level of students with more than two classes, and targeted other skills of English and other level of students for further research to determine whether the implementation of CTL approach has a positive effect for teaching and learning process outcome.

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4111-4118  



Eshchanov Bakhodir Khudayberganovich, Matyakubov Kamaladin Kuronboyevich

This article was written with the aim of to develop a technology for the application of information and communication technologies in the teaching of the school course in general physics. The following problems are considered in the article: study of the development of students' knowledge as an important pedagogical problem based on the study of the subject of general physics using computer technologies and resources. The hypothesis is verified: to use information and communication technologies when teaching physicists in high school, then - the interest of schoolchildren in science will increase, which will improve the quality of education in physics; whether teachers' interest in using information and communication technologies in physics lessons will increase. To achieve the goal of the study, the following tasks were verified: to analyze the state of the problem of using information and communication technologies in the educational process as a whole and in teaching physics in particular; to develop recommendations on the use of information and communication technologies in teaching physics; to offer effective directions for teachers to use ICT - technologies in teaching physics. The methodological basis of the study was the work on the theory, methodology and practice of teaching physics. and preparation of recommendations for their implementation in the educational process. The article analyzes the basic concepts of informatization and computerization of the educational process, develops recommendations and gives conclusions.

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4419-4124  



Dr.J.Ramya and Dr.V.S.Divyasre

This research explores the relationship between retail atmosphere and the experience of the customers who shop in hypermarkets. Further the paper also explores the moderating role played by location. Moderating effects are observed when the relationship between the two variables undergoes significant changes in the presence of the moderating variable. The study was carried out using a structured questionnaire involving 193 respondents. General linear method was employed to analyse the collected data. Moderating effects were observed in the relationship between retail atmosphere and customer experience in the case of hypermarkets. The first impression of a customer which creates initial excitement can be attributed to the physical environment to which the customers are introduced. In the case of hypermarkets it can be seen that retail atmosphere does not play significant role but location as a moderator changes the relationship. The study will assist the retailers to understand the importance of establishing their stores in favourable locations. Therefore it becomes essential for the retailers to consider the role of location while developing retail policies. Retailing holds a great promise in offering employment and thereby contributing to the economic development of a vast majority of people. Therefore studies focussing on customer experience are necessary to increase patronage of organised retailing in India. Further studies could focus on other types of retail formats.

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4125-4130  



Md. Razu Ahmed, F.M. Javed Mehedi Shamrat, Md. Asraf Ali, Md. Rajib Mia, Mst. Arifa Khatun

Blockchain is cutting-edge technology and it has been gaining popularity for cryptocurrency and financial transactions. The transaction process is maintained by the blockchain, which can be used to verify the reliability of the transactional contract. The main effort in this study is the significant accessibility of block-chain based on other technologies including the electronic voting (e-voting) system. In particular, the traditional e-voting system has various limitations and challenges for a very long time. For building a secure e-voting system we have proposed a blockchain-based distributed application that offers fairness, transparency, and flexibility than the existing system. The paper presents a novel secured distributed database of the voter’s information, and voter information will be deposited against their private key and digital signature in the central database. Finally, the block-chain based application allows solid robustness, privacy, and transparency which improves the system reliability, secure and reductions the expenditure of hosting a countrywide election.

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4131-4134  



Syofyan, Misri, Edi Sopian, Usman

Principal agents issues is often discussed in the new institutional economy. In public institutions, principals and agents are the two parties that have authority due to the law. In public policy a person who acts as a principal in a particular institutional hierarchy is an agent on higher level fo institution. Therefore, discussing principal agents with interesting public policies to analyze is mainly related to policies issued by the government. In this study, principal agents are associated with village fund allocation as a development policy carried out by the government where the village head and village secretary are two parties who are bound in one principal and agent relationship. Principals and agents in this study are influenced by indicators determined by law. The same goes for village fund allocation. The relationship between them is influenced by the principal conflict of agents. This study aims to find out how the principal agent's relationship to the allocation of village funds, how principal agent conflicts affect’s their relationship and seek solutions to overcome them.

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4135-4139  



Dhevi Mulyanda, Maulid M.Iqbal, Ratna Dewi

The helical pile as foundation has been widely used for light application load. It consists of helically or multiple shaped plate attached to a central shaft with diameter ranging from small to large in both shaft and helix. When helical pile is installed on proper soil layer, it can resist the load for both compressive and tension load. The sum of capacities gained from each individual helical plate then defined as the total capacity of helical pile. This paper is aim to study the uplift capacity of helical pile on the helical size effect. Uplift loading test were performed on two different types of helical piles, uniformly sized plate and tapered sized plate installed on clay soil soil. Diameter of plate used are 15 cm, 20 cm, and 25 cm spaced far enough apart about S/D < 3 of the largest helix diameters. The results of this study indicate that the rate of capacity is variable, considering the helical size configuration. Various helix diameter attached on the shaft in the helical pile increased the uplift capacity up to 50%. The effect of helical size to uplift capacity is briefly demonstrated on this study.

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4140-4145  



Jailani Md Yunos, Maizam Alias, Haris Anwar Syafrudie, Tee Tze Kiong, Nor Hidayah Hamdan

Heutagogy activities in teaching and learning provide full autonomy to the students in designing the teaching and learning activities. With this full autonomy and shifting of the roles, it is important for the lecturers to practiced the heutagogy activities that can enhance and assist the students’ role in the classroom. Thus, this paper aims to identify the dominant heutagogical domains practiced among the Malaysia technical university lecturers. A survey method was used as a data collection. Data were obtained from 206 randomly selected Malaysia technical university lecturers through a set of the questionnaire developed by the researcher. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. The findings show that the most dominant heutagogy domain practised by the technical university lecturers is Explore and the least practiced is the domain of Reflect. This study has implication on providing insight into the teaching and learning activities that can be design based on the lecturer’s heutagogical skills.

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4146-4150  



Mimi Mohaffyza, Lee Ming Foong, Alias Masek, Yee Mei Heong, Andika Bagus Nur Rahma Putra

Heutagogical activities aim to produce learner with qualities such as independence, creative, curiosity, resourceful and able to evaluate. It is the needs of learner that will be met along with the lesson. Since this approach provides full autonomy to students in their learning process, the students' readiness needs to be assessed. Thus, this paper aims to identify the dominant heutagogical domains practiced among technical university students. A survey method was used. Data were obtained from 308 randomly selected respondents through a set of questionnaire. the questionnaire was developed beforehand in the previous stage in the research. The data from the survey were analyzed using descriptive statistics. The findings show that the dominant heutagogy domain practiced by the technical university students is Create and the least practiced is the domain of Reflect. This study has an implication on increasing the readiness and application of heutagogy activities among the technical university students.

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4151-4155  



Renuka Mohan Khati, Rajesh Ingle

Epileptic seizure is a neurological disorder. Currently, approximately 50 million people are affected by epileptic seizures. Detection of epileptic seizure is very difficult as they vary from patient to patient. The electroencephalography (EEG) capture brain activity, these EEG signals are required to be analyzed by neurologists in order to detect seizures. Traditionally, neurologists perform visual inspection to detect the presence of epileptic seizures which is time taking. But accurate diagnosis is required to be done within time so that appropriate therapies can be initiated and the further complications can be reduced. Hence an automatic approach is required for the detection and prediction of epileptic seizures. Seizure prediction is important because if seizures are predicted at an early state, then they can be suppressed using electric stimulations. We first start with the different algorithms or approaches used to detect and predict seizures, followed by comparison study of different approaches used for seizure diagnosis, our proposed approach, and finally the conclusion.

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4156-4163  



Aldila Miralti, Anis Saggaff, Sarino

Ogan River watershed is one of the watersheds in South Sumatra Province which has a total catchment area of 923.565 km2 with a length of ± 6,042 km. The Ogan River watershed is divided into several sub-watersheds based on the topographic conditions. This study specifically examines the condition of the Ogan River flood discharge in the Peninjauan Village, Subdistrict of Peninjauan, which has a catchment Area of 3168.95 km2 with a river length of ± 158.1 km. At some points of the Ogan River in the Peninjauan Village, siltation occurred so that during the rainy season the river overflows and causes flooding every year. Regency due to the changes of land use. This study used the rain data from the nearest rain post, Ogan River watershed map, land use map and the software to get spatial data. The analysis of planned flood discharge used Synthetic Unit Hydrograph (SUH) Gamma 1 with various land use changes. The results indicate that land use change from forest to settlement increases peak discharge.

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4164-4167  



Nikolaos Alamanis, Christos Zografos, Grigorios Papageorgiou, Nikolaos Xafoulis, Chouliaras Ioannis

The purpose of this paper is to present trench retainers and to comment on their use in conjunction with the technical staff work. Initially, a general reference is made to the drainage networks and the necessity of their depth of construction while presenting the method of excavation, the preparation of the drainage trenches and any trench wall collapse. Subsequently, a brief presentation of methods and types of retainers is made, mainly bulkheads, based on the material of construction and their geometrical characteristics, while commenting on soil-bulkhead interaction as well as failure phenomena in drainage ditches. Finally, a survey - through a questionnaire - of trench workers is presented, with the extraction of the corresponding diagrams and partial results and conclusions, which link the technology of retainers and their application to the trenches with the corresponding workforce. This research has led to very interesting findings which strongly indicate that the best solution to avoid collapsing failures along with zeroing of worker deaths, is to combine three parameters, that is high level of retaining technology, appropriate application, maximum attention and responsible attitude of the work team when working in drainage ditches.

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4168-4175  



Nozimjon Ataboev Bobojon o’g’li

The following article deals with the corpus based analyses on the materials regarding the field of corpus linguistics (CL). That is to say, the scientific works – dissertations, articles and manuals on corpus linguistics have been collected in a corpus. The data have been analyzed in order to get more detailed information on CL and the special terms used in it. Moreover, the collected corpus has been named as ECOCL (Experimental Corpus Of Corpus Linguistics) which is devoted to analyze the linguistic features of the scientific materials based on CL. In the article, considering all the discussions and results, the final conclusions have been reached.

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4176-4179  



Amalina Maryam Zakiyyah, Isti Fadah

The growth of the F&B industry in Indonesia increases every year to reach 7-8%, even drinks can reach above 10%. This shows the high demand for beverage products. This condition which is considered to be beneficial has encouraged many players to enter the industry. So, it takes a certain strategy to win this competition. The research aims to determine a strategy that is in line with internal and external factors of the company, in this case a case study in Rindu.id. To determine the strategy carried out by SWOT analysis and IE matrix. From the results of gathering and weighting Rindu.id's internal and external environmental factors, IFE values of 2.79 and EFE of 2.5 were found. From the results of the Space Analysis matrix, this organization is in quadrant I with an aggressive strategy of market penetration and product development. The results of plotting in the IE matrix show the results of the company are in quadrant V into the category of hold and maintain also with market penetration strategies and product development. Based on the similarity of the results, the strategy chosen by the company to win the competition is to expand the market and develop new products.

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4180-4184  



Ali A. Titinchi, Nasser Halasa

In modern operating systems, the essential goal of the main memory management is to allow multiprogramming. To achieve this goal, virtual memory and paging scheme are used. The virtual memory needs a powerful page replacement algorithm to decide which page to swap out from the memory when a page fault occurs and the main memory is full. Many algorithms are proposed over the years. These algorithms aim to incur minimum software and hardware overhead. One of the well-known replacement algorithms is the Least Recently Used algorithm (LRU). The LRU has been considered as a common and successful policy. However, it imposes significant time overhead when executed. This paper proposes a novel approximation to the LRU. The new approach will use the counter technique to implement the LRU, but this counter will be evaluated based on extended Not Recently Used (NRU) m-bits orientation. The proposed algorithm has been evaluated and compared to the LRU for different workloads. The evaluation shows promising and good results. On average, the paper’s algorithm reduces the page fault rate by 13% and the execution time by 9.5%.

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4185-4190  



Madhusudhan Patlola , Venkateshwar Reddy K, Surinderpal Singh

A simple, reliable, touchy and isocratic stability indicating reversed segment excessive performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) technique have become advanced and showed for the willpower of assay of Ganciclovir in Ganciclovir drug substance. The paper describes method development, optimization and validation of an isocratic HPLC approach for the assay of Ganciclovir. The separation become completed on Hypersil BDS C18, 150mm X four.6mm, 5µm particle diameter column. The cell segment consisted of phosphate buffer (zero.01M, pH: 5.Three±zero.05) and acetonitrile 70:30 (v/v); with go with the flow price of 1.Zero mL min-1. The examine was monitored with the aid of manner of photograph diode array detector at 245 nm. The drug substance become subjected to strain situations of hydrolysis, oxidation, photosynthesis, thermal and humidity degradation. The height purity grow to be decided by way of PDA detector using waters empower software program application. A linear response changed into observed over the notice variety from 20 - 30 µg mL-1 with correlation coefficient price 0.9999. The commonplace recuperation is 99.Nine%. The relative significant deviation (R.S.D) for intro-day and inter-day emerge as 0.2% and method is strong in all varied conditions. The results proves that method changed into suitable for the dedication of assay of Ganciclovir and correctly carried out for routine assessment of Ganciclovir drug substance.

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4191-4195  



Uhud Darmawan Natsir, Dian Intan Tangkeallo, & Randi Tangdialla

this research was conducted by applying a quantitative approach to the type of descriptive survey research to determine the effect of the principal's leadership style on teacher performance at Marioriwawo 3 Public Junior High School, Soppeng District. The independent variable in this study is leadership style and the dependent variable is teacher performance. Qualitative and quantitative data are collected by conducting observations, interviews, and giving questionnaires about leadership style and teacher performance. Classical assumption test and hypothesis testing after the research data were declared valid and reliable. The analysis of the research findings presented in the previous chapter concludes that the leadership style applied by the Principal of the Marioriwawo 3 Junior High School in Soppeng Regency is a transformational leadership style with a very good level of teacher performance (4.27) and the principal's leadership style significantly influences the performance of teachers with a significance value of 0.002 and a t-count value of 2.509.

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4196-4203  



Saodat Mirdavidova

The article deals with the formation of school architecture, taking into account the creation of comfortable lighting conditions in classrooms. And also provides a methodology for calculating the level of natural lighting using computer technology.

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4204-4207  



Dr.K.Jayapriya,

Entrepreneurs play a significant role in economic growth of a nation and also improve the living standards of the people at a larger context. Individuals with self-confidence work hard to build a strong economy for their improvement and generate employment for others too. They also become independent by doing entrepreneurial work in various forms and levels. Indian government has taken many initiatives such as make in India, Start-up India, etc. to add wings to entrepreneurs to promote their business activities. Entrepreneurial activities are of various types like business related, trade related, agricultural activities, corporate entrepreneurs, technical entrepreneurs, home-based entrepreneurs, etc. From small start-ups to big corporate, the activities carried by them and their personality traits remain the same. But the challenges faced by them differ. Home-based entrepreneurs are also called as homepreneurs. The business carried out by homepreneurs can be anything from baking some eatables at home, fashion designing or catering, etc. They stay at home and make themselves as entrepreneurs, self-dependent and generate employment opportunities also for others. In home-based business owner's home becomes the primary office for all the business related activities.

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4208-4211  



Raudhatul Jannah, Mansyurdin Zozy Aneloi Noli

Influence of micronutrients and terpenoid extract of Centella asiatica applications on growth and yield of corn var. Lamuru was expected to be the first step in optimizing yield and field-scale corn production. This study aims to evaluated the effective concentration of terpenoid extracts and micronutrients in increasing growth and yield of corn and to determine the most effective morphological traits in increasing grain yield of corn. This study was carried out in field conditions used Randomized Factorial Block Design with two factors. The first factor was terpenoid extract concentration: (E0 without extract); (E1 0.25 mg/L); (E2 0.5 mg/L). While the second factor was the concentration of micronutrients: (M0 without micronutrients); (M1 micronutrients 0.25%); (M2 micronutrients 0.5%). The results showed that the E1M2 treatment was the most effective in increasing total leaf area, plant height, cob diameter, weight of 100 grains and grain weight per cob, 2765.95 cm2, 212.63 cm, 58.40 mm, 41.17 g and 240.01 g respectively, while control 2459.48 cm2, 183.60 cm, 46.70 g, 35.97 g, 169.88 g respectively. The weight of 100 grains was significantly positively correlated (r = 0.839) with total leaf area, root dry weight with the contribution of 78.873% and 30.138% respectively. Grain weight per cob was significantly positively correlated (r = 0.594) with stem diameter and root dry weight with contributions of 69.687% and 34.99%, respectively. The results can be concluded that the effect of Centella terpenoids extract on growth and corn yields can be optimized by the addition of micronutrients.

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4212-4217  



Minakshi Rajput, Navneet Kumar

The present study aimed to evaluate the antimicrobial and antibiofilm potential of three medicinal plants extracts (Hemidesmus indicus, Hydnocarpus laurifolia and Pongamia pinnata) against ten multidrug resistance bacteria [Staphylococcus haemolyticus (MN658867), Staphylococcus hominis (MN689675), Enterobacter xiangfangensis (MN689678), Pseudomonas alcaligenes (MN689677), Staphylococcus epidermidis (MN689679), Bacillus megaterium (MK466362), Staphylococcus epidermidis (MN689682), Enterobacter kobei (MN689685), Bacillus paralicheniformis (MN689683) and Bacillus cereus (MN689684)] isolated from patients suffering from scalp infections. Among all the eight plant extracts, ethyl acetate extract of H. indicus (HI-ETAC), methanol extract of H. laurifolia (HL-MeOH) and ethyl acetate extract of P. pinnata (PP-ETAC) were found to be the most potential extracts against all the MDR strains tested but P. alcaligenes (41.00±0.57 mm), E. xiangfangensis (38.83±0.45 mm) and B. paralicheniformis (40.50±0.66 mm) respectively were found the most sensitive strains. These extracts have high activity index (AI) when compared to reference antibiotics and evaluation of percent activity (PA) revealed that all the G+ and G- isolates were 100% sensitive to these three extracts. Spectral intensity index (SSI) clearly showed that the HI-ETAC possesses the maximum SII which was 28.51, followed by PP-ETAC (25.02) and HL-MeOH (20.23) which indicated that the HI-ETAC was the most potent extract. The time-kill curves described the bacteriostatic potential against MDR bacteria at lower concentration (½×MIC) and bactericidal potential at MIC and higher concentrations of the extracts. HI-ETAC, HL-MeOH and PP-ETAC extract exhibited significant antibiofilm potential against P. alcaligenes, E. xiangfangensis and B. paralicheniformis biofilms respectively and a dose dependent increase in antibiofilm efficacy was observed. The FT-IR analysis of these extracts indicated towards various biologically-active functional groups as O-H, N-H, C=O, COOH, C-OH, OCH3, P-OR and PO2, etc. The present investigation showcase that the root extracts of H. indicus, seed extracts of H. laurifolia and P. pinnata have a potential antibacterial effect on MDR bacteria as compared to modern antibiotics, as they are very effective antimicrobial as well as antibiofilm agents. It opens up a new avenue for its phytoconstituents as a therapeutic agent and it can further be applied in pharmaceutical compositions or precursors for the synthesis of new antibiotics.

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4218-4228  



Susmita Boruah, Nabajyoti Dutta

In this present work, we have synthesized graphitic carbon nitride, zinc oxide, and zinc oxide composite with carbon nitride . Methyl orange which is an azo-dye is used as a standard organic pollutant to observe the photo catalytic activity of and the degradation of this dye was studied. It was observed that the photo catalytic efficiency of was increased when composites were prepared. In this present work, we have synthesized graphitic carbon nitrite, zinc oxide and zinc oxide composite with carbon nitride . Methyl orange which is an azo-dye is used as a standard organic pollutant to observe the photo catalytic activity of and the degradation of this dye were studied. It was observed that photo catalytic efficiency of was increased when composites were prepared.

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4229-4234  



Dhany Efita Sari, Tiara, Sabar Narimo, Ridwan Cahya Saputra

Financial literacy is the life skill necessary to manage financial behavior intelligently in everyday life. Arranging financial expenditures is required for students to allow parental allowance to be managed well and can reduce consumptive behavior. Consumptive behavior is a wasteful behavior in consuming goods or services excessively not based on needs. Consumptive behavior is influenced by the lack of understanding of students to financial literacy and the amount of student pocket money given parents each month. The purpose of this research is to analyze (1) the influence of financial literacy on Consumer Behavior of University of Muhammadiyah Surakarta (UMS) students, (2) influence of parent's income toward Consumer Behavior of University of Muhammadiyah Surakarta (UMS) student, (3) influence of financial literacy and parent income collectively against the behavior of consumptive students of Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta (UMS). This type of research is experimental research with pretest-posttest design. Based on the results of research can be explained that students who have low allowance have a low attitude of consumptive behavior as well vice versa. Students with low allowance tend to have low consumptive attitudes. In addition, students who have an understanding of financial literacy and low amount of allowance can manage finances well when compared with students who have high allowance and do not understand financial literacy.

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4235-4237  



Kharisma Aprilita Rosyidah, Susi Ari Kristina, Yayi Suryo Prabandari

Smoking cigarette or tobacco in any form can be a serious killer and harmful for millions of people every year. Tobacco has been developed into many variants, the latest one is electric cigarette (e-cigarette) or vape. This research aimed to find out the perception of e-cigarette’s risk and benefit among non-smokers and what factors affecting the risk and benefit perception of e-cigarette. This study was a cross-sectional design and used validated self-administered questionnaire. Questionnaire divided into three section: sociodemographic characteristics, smoking characteristics, risk and benefit perception statements. Respondents were non-smokers in the province of Yogyakarta and selected by convenience sampling. Data were analyzed descriptively and bivariate by using Chi-Square to identify the factors associated with risk and benefit perception among non-smokers. The results showed that from 241 respondents, 18 (7.5%) were former smokers who had experience using vape but already quit, and 223 (92.5%) were never use vape. Most of non-smokers respondent in Yogyakarta province have a high perception about e-cigarette risk and low perception about e-cigarette benefit. Respondent sociodemographics (sex, age, education level, current usage of vape and income/pocket money) are not significantly influence the e-cigarette risk perception among non-smokers in Yogyakarta province. Only smoking status or current respondent usage of vape that significantly influence e-cigarette benefit perception among non-smokers in Yogyakarta province (p-value < 0.05). Smoking status or current vape usage from respondent is significantly influence the benefit perception of e-cigarette by OR value 0.155 (0.054-0.444) and p-value 0.001 (p-value <0.05). This study provides novel information on the use and risk-benefit perception of e-cigarette among non-smokers in Yogyakarta. However, further research is needed with different study designs so that it can identify predictors of future e-cigarette use from non-smokers. It is needed to explore the factors associated with e-cigarette use in various regions and cities in Indonesia so it can represent nationally. Further, the government can make a more comprehensive e-cigarette policy regarding to the all levels of society.

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4238-4242  



Dr. Addepalli VN Krishna

The cryptographic study involves three algorithms, one for Encryption of Plain text to Cipher text, one for Decryption for Cipher text back to Plain text and third for the generation of the Key. Key generation algorithm works on the principle of Randomness. In this work, the randomness of Key is studied by using Statistical methods like Runs Up & Runs Down test, Runs (Above and Below the mean), Chi Square test & Auto correlation test for its usability in Cryptographic study.

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4243-4245  



Trimurtini, Farid Ahmadi, Liftiah, Florentina Widihastrini

Mobile Learning Media (MLM) developed in interactive games is aimed at elevating the users’ knowledge or improving their skills. In this study, MLM “Jarak, Waktu dan Kecepatan” (Distance, Time, and Speed) was used as a result of mobile learning development that has been tested for its properness and validity by several experts. This android-based mobile learning media was used in the learning process to introduce and teach problem-solving for children at the primary school ages. Moreover, MLM was equipped with quizzes at different levels to introduce problem-solving for primary students. The results indicated that the components in Mobile learning media (MLM) “Jarak, Waktu dan Kecepatan” which introduced problem-solving for primary school students involved the curriculum, material and evaluation sections, all of which were equipped with animations useful for students in problem-solving. However, the effect of this media on the problem-solving skill of the 5th graders at primary schools is still low, indicated by the percentage of students’ skills with was only 17.3%.

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4246-4249  



Niam Wahzudik, Istyarini , Wardi, Sugeng Purwanto, Basuki Sulistio

The purpose of this study is; (1) Describe the implementation of the green curriculum in learning praxis in the Department of Curriculum and Education Technology, FIP Unnes, and (2) Develop a prototype design of learning models based on conservation values. This research was conducted using the Research and Development design adopting the Borg and Gall model. The results of this study show that the implementation of the green curriculum in the learning process at the Department of Education and Curriculum of FIP Unnes is proven by integrating conservation values in the pursuit and has been going well, but there are some things that need improvement and adjustment, namely variations in learning models. A prototype design of a green curriculum-based learning model has been produced by integrating conservation values in the form of Semester Learning Plans (RPS).

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4250-4255  



Triantoro Safaria, Fathul Lubabin, Eny Purwandari, Ika Zenita Ratnaningsih, Maya Khairani Nofrans Eka Saputra, Erna Ipak RahmawatiZulaeni Esita, Dina Nazriani, Miftahuddin, Lely Ika Mariyati

The present study examines the relationship between Dark Triad Personality traits with cyberbullying behavior. Adolescents age 12-18 years old (N = 2407) completed a questionnaire on Machiavellianism, Psychopathy, and Narcissism traits, as well as the degree to which they cyberbullied others in the four weeks ago. Correlations showed that all three Dark Triad traits has significant positive correlation with cyberbullying. Multiple regression analysis showed that Machiavellianism emerged as a strongest predictor of cyberbullying, followed closely by Psychopathy and Narcissism respectively. These findings reinforce existing research that has suggested that personality traits are predictors of cyberbullying behavior among adolescents.

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4256-4260  



Albert Alexander.S, Manojkumar.K, Balaji.M, Manojkumar.S, Usharani.S

One of the rising trends in the usage of microgrid with the non-conventional energy sources compose a recent type of facility that belongs to the intensive idea and can become the tremendous a part of the power system development. It is conceited that existing grid evolution towards the micro grid can emerge as a system of organically integrated intelligent grids having all encompassing visibility with command and management functions distributed across the levels. In order to guard the microgrid, monitoring comes as a biggest requirement in national and international importance. Presently, the protection of the microgrid is done by several ways. This paper focuses on preventing harm to microgrid by detecting the faults happen within the system through an Internet of Things (IoT) based network so as to monitor it remotely. The proposed strategy will detect the faults like over voltage, over current, and overheating of the system. An IoT based technology is adopted to display, monitor, detect and diagnose the whole system even at the remote location through web server and mobile app. It uses the sensor node IoT to detect the faults in microgrid. From the properties and behaviors of the methodology, this paper conjointly highlights the feasibleness and future improvement of self healing DC microgrid.

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4261-4267  



Herayati, Dharma Ferry

Based on the curriculum of higher education, the students are expected to have good writing skill. However, the fact showed that the students still faced problems in writing, especially in writing an essay. The problems might be caused by the use of inappropriate assessment in teaching writing. Therefore, the researcher conducted a research concerning the use of self – assessment and analytical scoring in teaching writing in order to improve students’ writing skill. This research is an action research. The participants of this reserach were two classes of the fifth semester of IAIN Kerinci. This research employed two kinds of data collection techniques; quantitative and qualitative data collection techniques. The findings showed that the implementation of self – assessment and analytical scoring improved students’ writing skill. It can be seen from the result of students’ writing. It can be seen from the increasing of students’ score in cycle I, cycle II, and cycle III. Based on those findings, it was concluded that the students’ writing skill got improvement through self – assessment and analytical scoring. Thus, it is suggested to do self assessment in their writing process and use analytical scoring in assessing writing.

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4268-4272  



sri sulistyorini, umar samadi, parmin

The results of previous studies have indicated a number of issues regarding the quality of teacher mentorings for elementary school educators in Semarang city. A successful implementation of the 2013 curriculum is highly determined by teacher mentoring quality, which aims to apply typical learning emphasizing balance between attitudes, skills and knowledge, where all of which is achieved through a holistic and fun learning model. This study was designed with research and development methods. The feasibility of the integrated self assessment teacher mentoring model has been previously validated by learning and language experts. In referring to the results of the first year research, it was found that the integrated self assessment teacher mentoring model had reached an appropriate assessment from both the learning and language experts and in a limited scale trial at three piloting project elementary schools of the 2013 curriculum in Semarang City, this proven to strengthen students’ balanced competencies and teacher improved performance.

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4273-4279  



Nia Wahyu Damayanti, Purwanto, I Nengah Parta, Tjang Daniel Chandra, Putri Mega Lea Loupatty

Learning trajectory helps teachers to design learning. Trajectory study illustrated the flow of students in problem-solving. A model of problem-solving can be solved with manipulative media. The goal of the research is to describe the learning trajectory of students in solving the question of the type of problem solving-based manipulatives media. Manipulatives used in the study was a matchstick. The methods used in this research was descriptive qualitative. The subject of research is the student class VIIIB as much as 5 group. On the research of students was given a reserved type of problem-solving that was formed of five square, then the students solve the problem with the help of manipulative media. The results showed students solved the problem began with understanding the case (understand the problem), then the students moved and arranged it (moving), students counted many displacements of matchsticks (count the moving), then the students form a match that has been compiled into a square that was instructed in the matter of (forming). Later in the final stages of students examined whether a solution has been made right (look back). The conclusion of the research is in resolving the question of the type of manipulative media-based problem solving, and there are stages of understanding the problem, moving, count the moving, forming and look back.

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4280-4284  



R.Nivetha, S.Preethi, P.Priyadharshini, B.Shunmugapriya, B.Paramasivan, J.Naskath

Nowadays, a promising development in healthcare is to move routine medical checks and other health care services from the hospital to the home atmosphere. With that, patients get health care more quickly, particularly in case of urgent situations. Moreover, hospitals can diminish their load by shifting the possible and easy tasks to the home environment. One significant advantage is the reduction in expenditure. Patients could avoid the fees charged by the hospital each time they went to visit the doctor. Therefore, it is urgent that shortly, a trending technology needs to be executed in the health industry to expand advanced health care techniques and technologies and use them for the easy monitoring of patients from anywhere else. In this application, the kit inserts, which consists of microcontroller node MCU, glucose temperature sensor, heartbeat sensor. These sensors sense the data sent to the web application. This application can be created in a user-friendly manner using the PHP software. In this application, the patients can reach the doctor's advice even in his physical absences, i.e., the patients can report their issues to the doctor by this website. Then the doctor reads the message sent by the patient and gives his prescription through a message which reaches the patient through a mobile phone. Thus Patient monitoring includes the checking of physical conditions of the patient and their medication details and therefore preventing the occurrence of critical requirements of the patients and periodically control in nurturing the patient's health conditions. Some uses of healthcare IoT are mobile medical applications or wearable devices that allow patients to capture their health data

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4285-4288  



Subhash Chandra Jat, Dr. C. S. Lamba Dr. Vijay Singh Rathore

Security Requirements Engineering (SRE) is a novel area of research in software engineering that requires early analysis of safety in the requirement phase. Software security is primarily part of the software development process view. Security integration in the first steps of software development is the newest environment & there is still a lack of real procedures to address security concerns in early phases of development. Several researchers work in this area, but there is a lack of consideration of security necessities. One of the non-functional necessities, which perform as restrictions on system functions, is security requirements. In order to understand existing security practices, as well as security vulnerability between them, OSS software security studies, have to be repeated. In this paper, we introduce a view of Software Security, Security Necessities, types and SRE, Open Source Software for developing propose.

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4294-4298  



Irina Pachoukova, Adekunlé Akim Salami, Koffi Mawugno Kodjo, Ayité Sénah Akoda Ajavon, Ampah Kodjo Christophe Johnson

Gneisses and granites mechanical properties knowledge such as the Los Angeles and Micro Deval tests is very important for the engineer when designing and building civil engineering works. Laboratories test often performed to obtain Los Angeles and Micro-Deval values are expensive and time consuming. For this, the depths (parallel and perpendicular to the foliation planes) obtained during a rock drilling test will be used to estimate its Los Angeles and Micro-Deval values. In this study, an ANFIS approach is used to estimate gneisses and granites Los Angeles and Micro-Deval that have been compared to the Multiple Linear Regression method. For this purpose, we have used a database of a sample size of 80 to determine the parameters of the ANFIS and Multiple Linear Regression models, and a second sample of size 15 used for the validation tests. The results obtained show us that we can estimate the mechanical properties (Los Angeles and Micro-Deval) of gneisses and granites with ANFIS approach

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4299-4305  



S.Sundar , Harish M. Kittur

Wireless indoor positioning frameworks are extremely well known as of late. The positioning systems are being useful in successful implementation of applications like inventory management, fire rescue operations in a building etc... This paper provides a review of existing algorithms, techniques and metrics followed in wireless positioning system and endeavors to arrange different calculations and frameworks. Three area estimation plans, for example, proximity/closeness, scene investigation and triangulation are discussed. We analyzed the usage of finger printing method in recent systems extensively as it is used in many systems. Then we examined various properties on evaluating the algorithms and using these evaluation schemes for the survey of existing systems. We also used parameters like accuracy, position error, etc. for comparing the performance of recent algorithms.

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4306-4311  



Adnan Muzaffar, Er Vishal Yadav, Er Ashish Kumar.

Pavements are used for vehicular movement in a smooth and comfortable manner. Pavements are usually designed to support increased wheel load replication and therefore undergo perturbation. In order to overcome the distress caused due to wheel load, prevailing climatic conditions and soil subgrade conditions, maintenance of pavements is important. Maintenance can be achieved through evaluation and strengthening. This study involves intercity roads of Srinagar J&K. Two Stretches, one paved using Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) and other using Warm Mix Asphalt (WMA) were evaluated in this study for their Present condition, Traffic density, and Soil type. BBD test was performed above 20ËšC and below 20ËšC on these stretches for determining their characteristic deflection. These parameters were used to design the overlay thickness and Pavement thickness for strengthening. A co-relation between the parameters thus obtained was found in order to widen the boundaries of temperature within which the code operates in colder region.

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4312-4318  



Alshaer Sawsan

This study aimed to investigate the impact of customer relationship management (CRM) on enhancing the organizational reputation (OR) of Jordanian insurance companies. The study is based on four dimensions to measure CRM: customer reaction, customer knowledge, customer value, and customer satisfaction. Organizational reputation was measured by three dimensions: innovation, quality of service, and social responsibility. The descriptive-analytical method was used to achieve the study objectives, and a questionnaire was used to collect the needed data. Numerous statistical methods were used, the most important of which was simple and multiple regression coefficients. The results indicated that there are high levels of CRM and OR in Jordanian insurance companies. They also showed a significant impact of CRM on OR. The researcher recommends that Jordanian insurance companies should reflect their positive image and reputation to their employees to transfer this to their social environment. Furthermore, they should work with the principle of benchmarking to be aware of the latest practices in CRM and their applications in a practical way.

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4319-4324  



Zahid Mushtaq, Er. Vishal Yadav, Er. Ashish Kumar

As the concrete industry is growing day by day, it may be certain that increasing demand may create burden on core substances like cement, sand and aggregates. In this study, a substitute material (marble dust) has been taken which will partially replace cement in concrete pavement. Marble dust is a waste product which comes from marble industry during cutting process, leaving it as it is will create environment issues. Also for increasing strength carbon fiber is introduced in concrete pavement. Carbon fiber is having a low body to weight ratio and high strength, So a long lasting pavement can be obtained. Keeping in view the strength parameters, reinforcement of concrete will multiple pavement properties greatly. Unlike steel reinforcement which is prone to rust and deteriorate concrete properties with age. In present study M40 grade of concrete is designed for rigid pavement having water- cement ratio 0.40, it was found that the compressive strength, tensile strength and flexural strength increases compared to concrete without fibers.

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4325-4329  



Muhammad Arga Syafiza, Fatwa Tentama, Muhamad Hasan Abdillah

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze the construct validity and reliability of empathy and to examine the dimensions and indicators that make up this construct. Empathy is measured by four dimensions, namely empathic concern, personal distress, fantasy and perspective taking. The population in this study were all grade VII students who were in Muhammadiyah 1 Prambanan Middle School. The sample in this study were 60 students. The sampling technique used is quota sampling. The data collection method uses empathy scale. Research data were analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) through the SmartPLS version 3.0 program. Based on the results of data analysis, the dimensions and indicators that form the construct of empathy are declared valid and reliable. The dominant dimension that reflects the construct of empathy is empathic concern with a loading factor of 0.978. The weakest dimension reflects the empathy construct is personal distress with a loading factor of 0.908. This shows that all dimensions and indicators are able to reflect and shape the construct of empathy, thus the measurement model can be accepted because the theory that describes the construct of empathy fit with empirical data obtained from the subject.

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4330-4335  



Thirupathi Chellapalli, Daruri Venkata Srinivas Kumar

Banking industry across the world witnessed radical transformation due to significant changes that took place in the Information Technology (IT) sector. Technological innovations made the whole world a global village and brought remarkable changes in the banking industry. Branch banking in the conventional brick and mortar mode has been transformed into click and order channel mode. The deployment of self-service technologies makes the service delivery process simple and provides the option of “do it yourself”. The dependence on electronic payment systems is growing steadily, and development of electronic commerce has given birth to electronic payment options. Electronic/ online payments played a key role the proliferation of banking and financial services. In comparison to the traditional payment methods, online payment techniques have several differentiating characteristics that include online security, reliability, acceptability, perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, trust, convenience, etc. This paper addresses the customer perceptions related to security in online financial transactions with a specific focus on electronic banking.

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4336-4340  



Sudaryanto Firman Solihin, Irnanda Dina Wihelmina, Fariz Rahman Wardana

Foreign trade sector plays a main role in the economic development strategy of a country. The basic development and expansion of export, improvement of import composition and foreign capital flow become very essential elements of the economic growth. Market opportunities are always open for all business actors, including in the export market. What matter are creativity and innovation on the development of the market. Tough business actors are definitely not drowned easily by the changes of business challenges even though the challenges are getting heavier. In the several research that had been conducted, there was a positive significant relationship between the export and economic growth which indicated that a country must improve the long-term strategies in the export growth. The export contribution for the growth by facilitating the mobilization of labors and capital accumulation. Theoretically, there were two causal relationship between trade and productivity, even though the supporting export growth led generally argued that export increased the productivity growth.

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4341-4343  



Anwar R Shaheen, Dr A R Nadira Banu Kamal

One of the fast growing trend which distributes the required resources and delivers them to a particular user depending upon the demand of the user is cloud computing. The resources must be scheduled in a proper manner which enables the users to make most out of the resources, at a very comfortable cost as well. Nowadays, a wide range of industries and organizations are making use of the cloud computing. But a very major problem involved in the cloud computing is the management of the necessary resources provided by the cloud computing depending upon the concept of virtualization. This problem can be solved by utilizing Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithm and the task scheduling is also done in an efficient manner with the purpose of reducing the cost and runtime of the virtual machines. To improve the performance measures further by reducing the cost and runtime, an Enhanced Ant Colony Optimization (EACO) algorithm is proposed in this research paper. This algorithm makes use of the pheromone function for the scheduling of tasks.It is a chemical substance that is secreted by ants during the time of travelling towards their food from the nest. The usage of this function prevents the wrong choice and helps in obtaining an optimal solution. The results are obtained in terms of SD cost, VM cost and total runtime for the various task scheduling algorithms and these results are compared with the same performance measures for the proposed EACO algorithm. The results indicate that the proposed algorithm provides with the lower values of SD cost, VM cost and total runtime on comparing with other task scheduling algorithms.

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4344-4348  



Fahriyani, Syarifuddin, Aini Indrijawati.

The purpose of this research is to reveal the meaning of audit risk in the examination of Regional Government Financial Statements (LKPD) to auditors in Indonesian Supreme Audit Institution (BPK). The informants in this study were three auditors who were in Surabaya and Jakarta who were willing to be the subject of researchers in order to reveal the meaning of audit risk based on their experience conducting LKPD examinations in various local governments in Indonesia. This research is a qualitative study using an interpretive phenomenological approach. Data analysis technique is to use Interpretative Phenomenology Analysis (IPA). The results of the study revealed that the meaning of audit risk for auditors who have experience examining LKPD in the Supreme Audit Board is: Audit risk is related to the size of the entity and the size of the budget, and audit risk is closely related to the level of materiality where the greater the entity and the greater the budget, the audit risk will be faced by auditors increasingly high. The higher the audit risk, the higher the level of materiality.

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4349-4355  



Triantoro Safaria, Hadi Suyono

The results of this study indicated that introversion and neuroticism has a role in cyberbully behavior. Meanwhile emotional maturity and sensation seeking was not related to cyberbullying behavior. Suggestions for further research is the need to add other variables that are hypothesized to play a role in the occurrence of cyberbullying. In addition, given the unsatisfactory number of samples in this study, it is recommended that future researchers consider a larger sample size so that they can better represent the population in Yogyakarta.

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4356-4363  



S.Ramya, S.Janani

one of the major obstacles faced by construction industry is inventory management. In every construction project inventory cost contributes around 50% to 60% of the total project cost. The profit of construction industries mainly depends on managing the inventories to avoid cost overruns and delay in projects. A proper material management system has to be implemented for effective utilization of resources. By applying lean concepts in a project, we will be able to find the lead time of procuring each raw material land also ways to identify and eliminate non value added activities. Based on consumption of each raw materials reorder level& EOQ will be arrived. Value stream mapping (VSM) is a lean tool used to map the process flow of a project along with cycle time of each process which helps to identify the total processing time. Through VSM we quantify the value added and non-value-added activities in a project and steps will be taken to reduce the non-value-added activities. By eliminating non value added activities, the total lead time to complete a project will be reduced and the resources will be optimally used.

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4364-4366  



Yuli Utanto, Luluk Elyana, Ghanis Putra Widhanarto, Yoris Adi Maretta

This study revealed various obstacles in the implementation of an acceleration program. Based on research findings it can be seen that, the main causes of various distortions in the implementation of the acceleration program are the teachers’ lack of understanding of the talent and gifted children concept, differentiated curriculum, creative learning models and authentic evaluation models. Teachers need some kind of training and workshops to improve their understanding of gifted concepts and gifted children, differentiated curriculum, creative learning models and authentic evaluation models. The main concept of the pillars of the acceleration program implementation needs to be improved so that teachers are able to carry out the acceleration program correctly. Based on the empirical findings, it is suggested that related parties, especially the Directorate of Special Education, Provincial & District or City Education Offices continue to hold workshops and training according to the needs of teachers that organizing the acceleration programs.

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4367-4371  



Ritesh Sharma, Suvijina Awasthi,. K.K Agarwal

Spirituality has become an important subject of research in social and business areas in recent times. With Spirituality new dimension are adding up in the tourism industry, which can be understand under the term which we call spiritual tourism. The present study tries to establish the relationship between satisfaction and spirituality among tourists by visiting the tourist destinations in Mathura and Vrindavan, a holy land. Religious/ Spiritual tourism is a journey which is entirely inspired because of spiritual/ Religious purpose. By visiting these places, tourist can meet their spiritual growth, happiness and have peace in life. Holy/ spiritual tourism is the main platform for the above cause and for exchanging cultural values and traditions with each other. There is special kind of relationship between the pilgrims and the environment of the holy place. The present study is an attempt to find out the visitor's recognition, inclinations and fulfillment with different type of services accessible and figure out the degree of fulfillment of sightseers related to nourishment, transport offices, darshan/seva accessibility, books, etc. at Mathura and Vrindavan.

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4372-4377  



Sooraj V, Hardhik M, Nishanth S Murthy, Sandesh C, Shashidhar R

Lip reading is a skill of determining a person’s words by watching lip movements without having heard the sound, or in other words it is a method of determining speech by looking at the movements of the lips. Audio visual speech recognition (AVSR) is an approach that uses image-processing abilities in lip-reading to assist speech recognition systems. It is combination of both audio part and visual part, which implies integration of both lip-reading and speech recognition processes working separately. In this paper, we go through different methods of lip reading and discuss the steps involved in lip reading which includes face detection, lip localization followed by feature extraction and recognition. Audio-visual speech recognition is helpful in an area having audio noise. We look out for performance of hybrid models used for AVSR and trace out the limitations of different approaches which may be helpful for further research in this field. We compare and analyze with various databases of AVSR and their functions, and also discuss the challenges faced, and extend our perceptivity into direction of future research for different types of lip-reading.

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4378-4383  



Shyni S.M, Abitha Memala W, Bhuvaneswari C, D.N.S Ravi Kumar

In defence fields the army people are facing many difficulties that even cause danger to their life. Considering the security of human and to reduce human efforts, a robot is developed using Internet of Things (IoT) technology. The proposed robot has the capability to detect the buried mines and also can find the trespassers with special sensors. The robot can move in all directions with the help of wheels controlled by H- Bridge module. It identifies the obstacles, detects the position of obstacles, and stores the information in cloud. With the IoT concept awareness is created to the nearest person by means of an alert. The robots mobility for surveillance is a boost for the visitor to move freely in the remote areas. The hardware is designed in such a way to communicate and monitor the army camp. This IoT based wirelessly controlled robot has the practical benefits of the detecting the position of obstacles and reducing the number of causalities of army people.

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4384-4388  



M L Varsha, M H P Kashyap, E Bodhith, M S R Prasad

Now-a-days we are using modern techniques to diagnose the diseases at early stages to help the doctors to give the treatment precisely and to save the people. We are using machine learning and data mining techniques in various fields and now in medical field. Many techniques came into existence to diagnose heart diseases, The key challenge is to identify the early stages of heart disease and reliably so that we can reduce the death rate due to heart disease. Machine learning is a technology where machine can do on its own without any intervention of the human and it will learn from past experiments. We used Data mining techniques to label and extract the information from the data. We have uses Decision trees (DT), Random Forest, ANN, Naïve Bayes, SVM , to predict heart disease. The objective is to implement predictive analyzes using these data mining, machine learning algorithms, and to evaluate which mining algorithms are used in machine learning and to conclude that techniques are effective and efficient.

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4389-4392  



D.N.S. Ravikumar, Dr. G.T. Sundarajan

The Permanent Magnet Brushless DC (PMBLDC) motors is an ideal choice for the applications that require high efficiency, high reliability, high Power-to-weight ratio and high performance. The BLDC motor is highly reliable since it does not have any brushes to wear out, they are light weight motors and the life expectancy is over 10000 hours when operated in rated conditions. These motors are therefore used in Aerospace applications, as they can withstand extremely high temperatures (around 2000ËšC), high shock and load vibrations and supply continuous power. The motor is coupled to the constant speed propeller in an aircraft and provide high speeds, high torque and high performance operation even under faults. The faults are mostly due to the power semi-conductor devices in the inverter supplying the BLDC motor. Faults could be open-circuit or short circuit fault in the semiconductor switch. In this paper, a buck converter and a fault tolerant inverter with one leg made up of two capacitors and an extra redundant leg is used for the BLDC motor. The Buck converter and the Fault protective circuit ensures that the motor operation is not disturbed even during fault conditions.

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4393-4398  



Zulkhumor Bannopova, Mukhlisa Djuraeva

This section of the article research examines clothing and fashion design as a special area of human activity, the origins of its origin and the current state of the industry. Definitions are also given of the basic concepts of the industry, the terminology of this area and the features of its replenishment, the relationship with other branches of science and technology are characterized.

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4399-4408  



Nur Hamezah Abdul Malic, Tengku Adil Tengku Izhar, Mohd Razilan Abdul Kadir

Cloud computing has rapidly improved on the technology innovations however, there is still another aspect of improvement should be looking into at in a way to improve the service connectivity. It has found that cloud computing unable to provide delay-sensitive services longer time to process the data at certain location due to no data centre and the compromised service that has caused from the added mobility dimension. Other than that, cloud computing is storage to manage and process a large number of data. Therefore, fog computing is another computing paradigm known as an extension of cloud computing that helps to reduce the challenges cloud computing facing. The aim of this paper is to identify the gaps to adopt fog computing in organization by reviewing past literature on fog practices. In conclusion, the contribution of this survey may serve as a first step in understanding the adoption of fog computing in analysing organizational data.

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4409-4419  



Shavakatullo Nafetdinov, Odilbek Amonov, Hushvakt Namozov, Sanzhar Khozhiyev

In this article discusses irrigated soils in the Bukhara region, which are the acquisition of external signs of cultivation, a decrease in humus reserves, as well as a low availability of soils with mobile forms of phosphorus, sometimes potassium.

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4420-4422  



Mazlina, Asmarlaili S. Hanafiah, A. Rauf, Edy Sigit Sutarta

Acid sulphate soils have low pH, low nutrients availability and soluble aluminium and iron are high. They have a pyrite when oxidized will cause a decrease of pH until <3.5. We need a technology that acid sulphate soils can be used for agricultural development. The purpose of this research to examine the potential of sulphate reducing bacteria (SRB) to the chemical properties of acid sulfate soil. The experiment used a factorial randomized block design was conducted in laboratory. The first factor was the condition of acid sulphate soil, 100% and 110% of field capacity. The second factor was the best isolates from preliminary research. Parameters were soil pH and chemical properties of acid sulphate soil after incubating for 1 and 2 weeks. The results showed that soil condition (110% of field capacity) could increased soil pH significantly. The best isolates of SRB in the first week of soil pH is isolate LK3 from paper mill waste. This isolate increase soil pH in 100% or 110% of field capacity. Observation of acid sulphate soil content showed that SRB could decrease sulphate content in soil in both conditions.

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4423-4426  



M.S.Arun Kumar, R.S.Soundariya, M.Nivaashini, P.S.Dinesh, S.Iniya Shree

The massive growth of smart devices have led to tremendous growth of data which paved the way for a new concept called as the Big Data. Big Data is actually a huge size of data which cannot be assembled and handled using traditional frameworks within a given timespan. Nowadays, the big data analytics play a crucial role in all fields such as education, healthcare, media, weather prediction, transportation etc. Among them health care is a notable sector in which huge data is generated by means of wearable devices, sensors, ECG etc. The extracted data can be utilized for further processing and results can be shared to the doctors as the evidence based records to diagnose the patients. The main challenge lies in processing such enormous amount of data using the existing frameworks in an efficient manner. Hence the proposed paper summarizes the advanced processing methodologies of various applications of big data analytics in healthcare sectors.

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4427-4430  



Majd Mohammad AL-Hawamdeh

this study aimed to identifying the impact of social media on electronic loyalty to the Jordanian consumer. The current study is based on four dimensions of social media for measuring and it’s as follows: informatics, interaction, credibility and content sharing. This study has also followed two dimensions for measuring electronic loyalty, namely; electronic trust and electronic satisfaction. The study was conducted on a sample of 739 Jordanian consumers who use social media for purchasing goods and services on a regular basis. This study has found that there are middle levels of average for three dimensions of social media (informatics, interaction and content sharing), while the level of credibility dimension was high. Also the study results found out that the electronic loyalty and its dimensions (electronic trust and electronic satisfaction), they came as high levels. Results also indicated that there is a significant effect of social media on electronic loyalty of Jordanian consumer, and there is a significant effect for social media on electronic trust and electronic satisfaction of Jordanian consumer.

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4431-4437  



Mariyammal, Dr .A. Subramani

Internet of things a monster technology that blends the virtual with the material to offer a smarter to keeps attracting market players and increments with its limitless potential. It is a growing network of objects, devices and machines. In Internet of Things (IoT) devices the Dynamic Spectrum access plays an increasingly important role to improve the spectrum efficiency. The global IoT spectrum is confusing with countless licensed and unlicensed frequency bands and regional fragments. The cross-layer design where the boundary range among the protocol layers is violated by sharing the internal information and help layers to become aware of the changes in the others and hence provide higher quality of service to the user. This paper aims to clear the cross-layer design in IoT protocol layers and the spectrum allocation technique.

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4438-4441  



Deva Priya Isravel, Vidya Priya Darcini S, Salaja Silas

Recent years, there has been a huge focus on providing quality healthcare due to the exponential rise in the life threatening health condition of the patients. There are multiple factors that affect the health conditions of every individual and some diseases are detrimental and cause loss of life. Heart disease is one such critical disease that affects people of different age groups. In this paper, a pre-processing technique is proposed to improve the accuracy of the classification of ECG signals. The raw data gathered contains noise which lowers the accuracy of the classification. The removal of distorted ECG signals is performed by applying a novel pre-processing technique. The performance of the classification is tested using the classifier algorithms such as KNN, Naïve Bayes and Decision tree to detect normal and abnormal heartbeat rhythms. From the experimental results, it can be proved that pre-processing improves the performance of classification algorithms. The analysis proved that the decision tree outperforms KNN and Naïve Bayes in terms of accuracy, sensitivity and precision. The pre-processing proves to be effective in improving the accurate diagnosis of heart-related diseases.

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4442-4446  



Shahi Shaika, Kaveri Devi Mishra

Kashmir is known for its rich cultural essence since ages- its geographical location, food and art is unmatched .The traditional folk forms of Kashmir have more than a thousand years of history where Music, Dance and Theatre are the core elements in promoting culture at a broad spectrum. The folk forms of Kashmir are rich in their history and content, making them an area of interest for tourists and scholars since ages. There have been different folk forms from dance, storytelling, music, to songs like Rouf , Bhand Pather , Dhamil , Lari Shah, Bhand Jashn, Chakir, Vanvun, Bache Nagma and Hikkat as a daily dose of entertainment and education for the people in Kashmir. But due to the lack of patronage, economical barriers and acceptance from the masses folk forms are on the brink of extinction and to send the linkage about the rich cultural past to the future generation the intervention of mass media and some small efforts by government and non- government organizations are into play. In the present times the forms of communication are instant, diverse and interactive. We are in a time where information and entertainment are just a click or a touch away. There is something for everyone to quench the thirst of information, education and entertainment. This paper will discuss about the space occupied by the folk media in the twenty first century where faster means of communication are available and the information about the cultural history in terms of folk media among the youth in Kashmir.

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4447-4451  



Pemmaya Kasomva, Venkatachalapathy.R

Fifty nine (59) geological samples were systematically collected from the exotic limestone blocks of the Manipur ophiolite belt at Hungpung village, Ukhrul district, Manipur. The study area lies within 94º20′17″ & 94º20′43″ East longitudes and 25º02′43″ & 25º02′71″ North latitude. These limestone block is mainly composed of micritic limestone, chert, sandstone, marl and a matrix of flyschoid rocks and usually hard, calcitic crystalline. 10 genera and 25 species planktic foraminifera are identified and recognised six (6) biozone from the blocks of Naothalung and Mova. Viz., Globotruncana ventricosa. Globotruncanita calcarata, Globotruncanella havanensis, Globotruncana aegyptiaca, Gansserina gansseri, Abathomphalus mayaroensis.

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4452-4457  



Bilal Saeed, Tasmin R., Ayyaz Mehmood, Aamer Hafeez

In changing global business environment industries are facing a lot of challenges which hamper its productivity and growth. It is through operational excellence different industries have overcome these challenges and achieved their desired goals. The purpose of this study is to propose a conceptual framework after systematic review of literature on the term operational excellence. Reviewing grounding theory of quality management, operational excellence models and factors influencing operational excellence from both quantitative and qualitative studies, we select three influencing variables Transformational Leadership (TL), Human Resource Practices (HRP) and Knowledge Sharing (KS) which affect operational excellence (OE). This paper further explores the impact of identified variables TL, HRP on OE and further check the role of KS as mediator. Finally this paper finalized a conceptual model after exploring previous studies and propose an empirical investigation for validation in future for researchers and practitioners.

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4458-4468  



Annapoorani S Valarmathi N

Estimation of power price furnish is an emerging trend and analysis model of consumption. To handle those problems one of a kind deep learning strategies are used for load and fee prediction. For the estimation of power price it is mainly support for customer and distributor. On this paper, deep learning getting to know methods are used for estimation price for power energy. Regularized regression, Random Forest (RF), Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) are used for feature selection and extraction. Enhanced Convolutional Neural Network (ECNN) classifier method used for prediction. The proposed model well performed in different criterion.

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4469-4471  



Sayed Abdul Wahab Saeedi, Juwaidah Sharifuddin, Kelly Wong Kai Seng

Industry 4.0 is a cutting edge technology in both small and large scale industries. The present study was conducted to investigate the level of intention to adopt Industry 4.0 Technologies among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Malaysia’s dairy manufacturing companies. Using structured questionnaires, a total of 114 companies, out of 156, were respondents to the study. The findings revealed that attitude, subjective norm (SN) and perceived behaviour control (PBC) of Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) had positive effects on intention to adopt Industry 4.0 technologies. Usage level of technology (Low, mid and high) had moderating effects where attitude in low, mid and high levels did not impact intention. SN and PBC had impacted intention in low and mid-levels but not in high level usage of technology. The findings supported the assumptions of TPB and suggested managers and higher authority of SMEs to appreciate the impact of Industry 4.0 Technologies in their management of manufacturing industry.

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4472-4478  



B. Ravali, Vijay Kumar, M. Madhusudhan Reddy, Suseela Alla, SS.Asadi

Out of the many types of soils that prevail on the Earth’s crust, expansive soils are observed to be highly problematic by nature. Particularly under conditions of loading, these soils are highly prone to fail due to shear, crushing or excessive settlement. These factors end up expansive soils as unsuitable soils for any construction. If the strength of the soil is poor, then soil stabilization is duly needed. Stabilization is a technique used for improving characteristics of native and weak soils. It can also help in modifying the properties to improve its engineering performance both in terms of strength and durability. Ultimately, this operation helps the weak soils suitable for the purpose of construction and makes it resistant against shear failure. There are numerous stabilizers used for soil stabilization. In the present case study, we are using the materials stabilizing materials to stabilize the expansive soils and observe what is the optimum percentage that these materials should be used to provide maximum stabilization to these soils.

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4479-4482  



Mahmoud E. Abdullah, Hammad T. Elmetwally, Naguib G. Yakoub, Mohamed N. Elsheikh, Ayman A. Abd-Eltwab

Orbital friction crush welding (OFCW) is a new solid-state welding technology addressed to join thin metal tubes without melting of the base metal. In this study, the base metal of the joints was commercial aluminum from the same grade which defined by the outside diameter 60 mm and tube thickness of 3 mm. The tube edges are prepared to flange by a simple spinning tool on the welding side. Three OFCW tools are used to investigate the effect of tool profile on the heat generation and mechanical properties of welded joints. The experimental works array was designed using Taguchi method. The results of several working conditions are discussed and presented.

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4483-4486  



Nagendra Nath Gogoi

The present paper has been devoted to investigate the impact of microfinance as an enabling mechanism in empowering tribal women in rural Assam, India. Assam appears to be a classic case of financial exclusion. Micro credit facilities have become very effective in empowering female workers, particularly in the rural areas of Assam. Women's empowerment through microfinance with SHGs would prove beneficial not only to the individual women, but also to the entire community and family. The paper argues that microfinance is a viable option to achieving the goals of women's access to sustainable employment and income, conveyed by women's SHGs, allowing women to contribute more to the generation of income and thus boost women's well-being.

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4487-4490  



Kurniawan

The purposes of this study were to examine the difference in mean scores of national values between those taught with multicultural, cooperative and conventional approaches that are controlled by the initial ability covariate; test whether multicultural learning approaches are higher than students taught with conventional approaches after controlling for initial ability covariates. Also, test whether the national values taught with the cooperative learning approach are higher than students taught with the conventional approach after controlling for the initial ability covariate. This research is a quasi-experimental research. The population is all high school students in Rejang Lebong, Bengkulu Province, Indonesia. Samples were selected by intact group technique. The instrument of this study was a personality test on national values. Data were analyzed by one-way ANCOVA. The results: there were differences in the mean scores of national values between those taught with multicultural, cooperative and conventional approaches that were controlled by the initial ability covariate. Second, the scores of national values taught by the multicultural learning approach are higher than students taught by the conventional approach after controlling for the initial ability covariate. Also, the scores of national values taught by the cooperative learning approach are higher than students who are taught with the conventional approach after controlling for the initial ability covariate.

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4491-4495  



Dr B.Venkateswarlu, Dr B. Mahaboob, Dr K.A. Ajmath, Dr C. Narayana

DEA methods classify DMUs into two sets namely efficient and inefficient ones. DEA and multiple criteria DMUs are developed independently and designed for different purposes. Data Envelopment Analysis is an LPP based model and can estimate the RE of Decision Making Units with multiple outputs and inputs. Traditional Data Envelopment Analysis can trace Decision Making Units by its own weights. Moreover it splits up into inefficient and efficient DMUs. This research article explores some envelopment problems to identify extremely efficient DMUs. The ISE and OSE problems are proposed here and manifested that under constant returns to scale these problems are always feasible.

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4496-4499  



Ambrocio Teodoro Esteves-Pairazamán, Víctor Hugo Fernández-Bedoya, Walter Gregorio Ibarra-Fretell, Rosario Violeta Grijalva-Salazar

The study consisted of determining the effectiveness of the tutoring to develop the assertiveness of the primary school students, who initially showed problems of aggression and shyness. The research was conducted in two groups of students, each consisting of 32 students, divided into room "A" (experimental group) and "B" (control group). The research is of an explanatory, quasi-experimental level. The general hypothesis was put forward: tutoring develops the assertiveness of students in the third grade of primary education in educational institutions in the province of Trujillo, Peru; in addition to two specific hypotheses. Pre-tests and post-tests were applied to both groups of students. The results showed greater levels of assertiveness and lower levels of aggressiveness in the students to whom the tutoring program was applied, in relation to the group of students who did not receive it, who did not show great variations. For the hypothesis test, the chi-square test was applied, where all the results obtained were greater than 3.8415, which, for a confidence level of 95% and margin of error of 5%, validate the hypotheses raised by the authors.

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4500-4505  



Chandni Seth, Dr. Nimish Gupta

The aim of the study is to enquire into the green marketing approach adopted by household pertaining to the threats as caused by electronic wastes amongst Indian consumers. Four independent research constructs namely Customers Attitude (CA), Eco-Friendly Products (EFP), Environmental Concerns (EC), Replacement of Electronic Products (REP) were identified under Green Marketing Perceptions (GM) for managing electronic wastes (MEW) through an intensive review of available literature that was validated through the proper research process. The research design was planned for sampling process and appropriate items (questions) were framed and a questionnaire was administered to targeted respondents personally seeking their responses and thus data set was created in a proper tabulated sheet. The instrument was pretested and improved on the feedback of stakeholders in the study the led to the design and development of management scale.

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4506-4515  



Charlo Bianci M. Guray, Gloria P. Gempes

The study was conducted with the aim of determining the best fit model for systems thinking of women entrepreneurs in Region XI, Philippines, in the context of work culture, relational assessment and organizational learning. Four hundred twelve women entrepreneurs participated in the study. Five hypothesized models were tested to find out the best model, employing structural equation modeling. Results showed that all the exogenous variables: work culture, relational assessment and organizational learning have significant relationships with the endogenous variable systems thinking. However in the final analysis, only relational assessment came out to have direct effect on systems thinking while work culture exhibited significant relationship with relational assessment although it has no direct effect on systems thinking. The combination of the three variables, which eliminated organizational learning along the process, made up the best fit model. This implies that women entrepreneurs in the region are maintaining positive relationships within their organization as part and parcel of their systems thinking in understanding the complexity of sustainable development for their own business.

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4516-4524  



Ayan Basak Dr. Malini Singh Dr. Ravi Kumar Singh

Purpose – The primary purpose of the research study conducted was to look into hospitality internships and improve such practices within the distinct environment of the hospitality industry of India by acquiring new knowledge, related to and of value to its primary stakeholders. Design/methodology/approach : The unique characteristics of the three groups under investigation necessitated the utilization of different research methods and techniques – an approach known as methodological triangulation. Findings : While the findings reliably measure the India-specific environment, the author argues that the particular strategies produced can effectively be implemented in other countries. Practical implications : By comparing and contrasting the views and expectations of all stakeholders involved, the author recommends specific strategies for improving the quality and enhancing the value of internship practices for hospitality students. Originality/value: The paper is of value to all hospitality stakeholders, since it can serve as a guide for the provision of a pedagogically sound internship experience to students.

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4525-4531  



T. Priya, P R. Neethu, Dr. K. Muralirajan

Sports is the wisdom of knowledge in the wealthy society. When the nations dominating their sports performance in the world games then the nation becoming the scourge full one. So now a days all the e countries are competitions within each sport. So the modern technologies are playing more important roles in the development of sports. So every countries are putting their scientific sources into the development of modern sports about the evaluation of sports technology. These technologies are gave more advantages in modern sports performance.

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4532-4533  



Teguh Setiawan Wibowo, Mochamad Mochklas

Performance of nurses is a vital factor in n hospital because ofthe fact that nurses are the biggest human resource of hospital. Performance as a manifestation of nurse work behavior was performed as work achievement in accordance with its role in an hospital. Nurses often encountered and granted the service to patients and their families. Therefore, efforts were needed to improve performance through the elements which influence it. One of the elements that influence the performance of nurses is organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). OCB is good behavior which carried out by nurses outside their standard of work. The behavior is needed as facing the patients that nurses ought to provide maximal service in spite it is outside of its work standard. Based on the theoretical and empirical study analysis indeed OCB canaffect performance by its dimensions. In order to grow OCB behavior which affected performance of nurses, there were many driving factors i.e. work satisfactory, motivation, organizational characteristics including leadership and culture of organization.

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4534-4538  



Rizwan Qayoom Sheikh, Er Vishal Yadav, Er Ashish Kumar

As in many areas in India, high quality aggregate are getting scarce and is becoming very much expensive due to the requirement for highly quality aggregate in the flexible pavement is getting higher and also the transportation of such aggregates from distant areas increase its value and hence makes it expensive. Thus marginal aggregates comes into act in low volume roads by doing certain changes in the gravely soil to make it feasible for rural roads in India. So if we use such material in Sub-Base course by enhancing its chemical and physical properties leads us to improved construction material and monetary benefits can also be achieved. Therefore, this study is mainly concentrated upon boosting the properties of marginal material (Red Soil) by adding Lime and Cutback Bitumen. There was an attempt to use Lime to enhance the strength of the gravel soil (Red Soil) and Cutback Bitumen is used to increase the water resistant ability of the soil. All the work which involved the increasing the strength and the water resistant ability of the soil was expressed in terms of CBR and UCS value.

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4539-4544  



Ery Eryanto, Nilo Legowo

Data center have an important role in organization, namely as an ICT infrastructure, and as an important asset issued by organization. Existence of data center as an important role in organization, need policies Human Resources (HR) security and physical security, to create data center that have a sense of security and quality in order to support continuity of ICT services in organization.Dinas Komunikasi Informatika dan Statistik (DISKOMINFO) Pemerintah Kabupaten Bandung, based on current condition of available data center can be classified in category of server space and not have a very significant readiness for policy implementation HR security and physical of data center. Based on current condition, it is necessary to analyze the suitability of current condition related of HR security and physical security of data center, with ISO/IEC 27002:2005 standardization, TIA-942 standardization, and relevant legal regulations, using Prepare, Plan, Design, Implement, Operate, and Optimize (PPDIOO) network life cycle Method with use of stages up to design phase. The results of research proposed are drafting policies of HR security and physical security of data center in accordance with ISO/IEC 27002:2005 standardization, TIA-942 standardization, and relevant legal regulations

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Irma Milagros Carhuancho Mendoza, Oscar Jhonny Bravo Chávez, Fernando Alexis Nolazco Labajos, Carlos Oswaldo Venturo Orbegoso, Heder Quispe Quiñonez

The study aimed to identify the determinants of loyalty in a private university. For which four variables have been considered, such as quality of service, image, educational rates, and student satisfaction that would influence loyalty. Since the enactment of Law 30220, universities have had to adapt their processes and improve the educational service, and once they have obtained licensing, they seek to position the brand in the market. The study was conducted under the quantitative, non-experimental, cross-sectional approach; the method was hypothetical deductive and analytical. The data were collected through the application of the survey with the respective questionnaires for each study variable, which were applied on the same date to the entire sample. The population consisted of 3518 students; the sampling technique applied was randomized, calculating the sample of 404, which was distributed proportionally by each professional career. Consequently, through the structural equations, we sought to ratify or not the model in reality with the support of SPSS 24 and AMOS software. The results showed that educational rates are related to satisfaction (0.83) and quality of service (0.85), while the latter is related to satisfaction (0.98). On the other hand, educational rates do not influence loyalty, but in the image (0.20), while satisfaction influences the image (0.19) and not loyalty. The quality of service influences loyalty (0.93) and image (0.61); however, it does not influence loyalty. In summary, loyalty is influenced by quality through educational rates and satisfaction. This result shows that students are loyal to the university for the academic and administrative quality they perceive in the classrooms. Therefore, once they finish their professional training, they will opt as the first option to the university under study. Likewise, the educational fees are commensurate with the market, despite being licensed by SUNEDU has not undergone any modification. Finally, a student satisfied by the quality of service and available rates will make the student loyal to the institution.

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4549-4554  



The Experience Of Using A Complex Of Modern Ultrasound Technologies In The Formation Of The Thyroid Gland

The article presents the results of a study of 156 patients with focal thyroid formations. Based on a comprehensive ultrasound study, the main specific diagnostic criteria for the formation of the thyroid gland in the early stages are determined. It was found that a modern comprehensive ultrasound study, including the gray scale mode, the entire spectrum of Doppler ultrasound and elastography, improves the quality of the study in the early detection of thyroid formations.

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4555-4559  



Sidhant Mohanty, Srinibash Dash

The present business environment is the very crucial for the small traders due to fierce competition across the country. It has been proved by study of the quarterly growth rate of the country. Hence, this slow rate may overcome if we will focus for the development of the small trading activates instead of big one. In this research, we have proved that the entrepreneurial factors which are key attributes for the influencing the mind-set of the entrepreneur for small trading activities. In this study, we have covered all most all the prominent district of the odisha to measuring the perception of the small traders and their opinion for the small trading. To carry out this research, here we have used descriptive and inferential statistics for mapping the perception of the small traders. At last, we came to know that the small traders in odisha don’t have such expertise as required in the changing business environment. However, we have also found important influencing factors Curiosity Creation of Value, Learning Ability, Logical Thinking, Ability to Analyze Market, Ability to Manage Complex Tasks, Ability to Engage Stakeholders and Ability to Anticipate Technology These are the determinant factors for influencing the mind-set of the small traders to do their business smartly. In this context, we are also suggesting to the appropriate government to create awareness programmes what privileges are being provided for the small traders of the country for boosting the small scale industries. Also the government odisha, should take action giving best training to the small traders for skill to them, so that they will use the technology bitterly for utilization of the allocated recourses as per the market trends for profit maximization. In this study, we have also found that small traders are satisfy their curiosity rather than to sit ideal. In addition to it, the respondents revealed strong agreement that they have always found themselves curious about a lot of things and people they have been exposed to in their life. Further overall score of ‘curiosity, ‘creation of value’ and ‘ability to anticipate technology’ have secured above average score while the parameters like ‘learning ability’, ‘problem solving ability/logical thinking’, ‘ability to analyze market’, ‘ability to manage complex tasks’ and ‘ability to engage stakeholders’ have secured excellent scores.

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4560-4571  



Kuralov Yuldash Abdullaevich

The search for ways to develop geometric creativity of students in the study of mathematics in secondary schools is traditionally carried out by researchers in the direction of the external activity of children in the lesson, characterized by the measure of their involvement in the implementation of educational tasks and related to the form of organization of educational classes, and in the direction of internal activity, characterized by the level of heuristic creativity and related to the implementation of creative tasks, resolution of problem situations. Without reducing the significance of each of these approaches individually, we note that both of them in a real educational process should be harmoniously synthesized. Moreover, an analysis of the features of the multifaceted process of creativity shows that a comprehensive development of all components of geometric creativity that characterize its essence is necessary. The hypothesis of the study is as follows: if you characterize the specifics of geometric activity, determine the component composition of geometric creativity and develop methodological support for the development of each of the selected components using constructive-dynamic, visualization, animation and other computer capabilities, this will allow you to purposefully develop the creative abilities of general education school’s students when studying geometric material. The methods, means and forms of the development of geometric creativity of schoolchildren are determined in the article, conclusions are developed.

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4572-4576  



Bashar Yaser Almansour, Ammar Yaser Almansour, Mohammad In’airat

Cryptocurrencies have received immense consideration in media and academia since the beginning of 2013 because of its huge prices’ fluctuation. This study examined the effect of exchange rates (USD/ AUD, USD/ EUR, USD/ GBP, and USD/ JPY) on bitcoins returns covering the period from 2014 to 2019 via ARMA model using Maximum Likelihood Type of Estimation. The results indicated that the Bitcoin returns is not significantly affected from the values in foreign currencies (USD/ JPY, USD/ EUR, USD/ GBP, and USD/ AUD) when confidence is measured at 95 percent level. However, the GBP is found to be significant when significance is measured at 90 percent level. That might be partially due to the common factors that affect both USD/ GBP and Bitcoin returns simultaneously in recent times. Interested parties may focus on investigating the effect of exchange rates on cryptocurrencies by taking several digital currencies not only bitcoin.

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4577-4581  



A. S. Shirsat, Dr. D. M. Yadav, Dr. P. B. Mane, S. A. Shirsat

Presently, various applications are proposed and developed in the Internet of Things (IoT) area. These applications include smart home, office automation, agriculture, and big molls, where data transmission wirelessly, within the prescribed area, is one of the crucial tasks. Cost-effective, wireless transmission of the data over short-range with low power is essential. Bluetooth, an ad-hoc wireless network, can be one of the suitable candidates in this scenario. An attempt is made through this paper to modify the Bluetooth protocol and provide a high data rate, high throughput, spectral efficiency, cost-effective solution to IoT applications for short-distance communication. Modulation scheme, packet type, and transmission power are made adaptive to available channel link quality. During high traffic channel condition robust BPSK modulation scheme with small data packets are transmitted, while in low traffic, a higher-level DQPSK modulation scheme is used with large packet size and during average traffic the GFSK modulation technique is employed with the medium size data packet. This increases the average throughput by 14.92%, and spectral efficiency by 4.18%

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4582-4586  



Mohammad A. Kanan, Abdulrahman S. Al-Gahtani, Mohammed Alqarni, Ramiz Assaf

Poor Power Quality is seriously problematic for residential, commercial, agricultural, and consumers. During this study, analysis of poor power quality in rural distribution system during load flow in radial distribution feeder 33KiloVolt, Al-Urfan substation 132KiloVolt, Tareeb area is presented. The purpose of this study is to enhance the power quality of radial distribution feeder in Tareeb area by analyzing quantitative type of data of feeder; possible consumption solutions and create income statement to calculate net income statement, payback period and benefit to cost ratio to find out the optimum and economic result of solutions. This study shows the practical analysis of different cases of radial distribution feeder, which has important loads with high power quality disturbances. Through the study, analysis of voltage drop and power loss is calculated during simulation. Also, recommendations for optimization solution by using voltage regulator, capacitor bank to reduce these abnormalities and cost of poor power quality have been discussed. The distribution feeder has been drawn as built in order to simulation and analysis using CYMEDIS RAM software.

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4587-4591  



Swati Gupta, Poonam Mehrotra

The study focused on the assessment of metal accumulation in certain aquatic macrophytes to be used as biomonitors. The macrophytes and water samples were collected from January to December 2017 from three selected water bodies – Keerat Sagar, Kalyan Sagar and Madan Sagar of the Mahoba district, central India. Hot digested samples of macrophytes and water were analysed for metal concentration using AAS-200. In the macrophytes and water samples, five metals were investigated: Zn, Pb, Ni, Cu, and Cd. Based on the accumulation levels in the macrophytes, the selected metals were arranged in the order of Zn> Pb> Cd> Ni > Cu>.

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4592-4594  



Sandeep Kumar Sharma, Dr. C S Lamba, Dr. V S Rathore

This paper presents a method for calculating a comprehensive Grid Level Doorstep for different image appliances. Objective of the proposed method is to develop a universal Doorstep for all type of image based application areas like medical science, biometric science and object identification, which are conquered by detection of existing number of objects in the images. The anticipated process use a grid based cellular automata approach which takes input of related image and target nearby the entire possible pixels grid whose intensity is better than other grids. The searching of intensity is continuing up to specified grid level and estimate a vector by using selective intensity of all the pixels. The vector is use to finalized a universal Doorstep for all the pixels of image. While image processing the Doorstep consider only those pixels whose intensity is better than the estimated Doorstep value. The proposed Doorstep is useful for performing various image appliances like image segmentation, edge detection, improving quality and so on. The proportional study expresses effectiveness of projected technique.

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4595-4600  



Dr. Jayeeta Majumder, Dr. Sourav Gangopadhyay, Susmi Biswas

Internet is now a part of our daily life. People are becoming more and more tech savvy. Not only personal use but also different service and production industries are also becoming more and more internet dependent. Everyone is now connected with everybody; in this regard security issue came up. Poor awareness on security associated with internet can cause social, psychological, economical damage to anybody. Researchers have shown that college goers are more susceptible to be victimized by it. This study has conducted to see the existing level of knowledge on cyber security among rural and semi urban college goers of East Midnapore district. Independent sample t test has conducted by during cross sectional study on 121 number of college goers of East Midnapore district. A self constructed 18 itemed close ended questionnaire was formulated and distributed to interested college goers of East Midnapore district. The result shows that the knowledge of cyber security among students is 77.2% which is satisfactory; also the study shows that the awareness is significantly related with the area they are residing as the P value in that case is less than .001.

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4601-4605  



Mehedi Hasan

Scatter Search (SS) is a widely known robust optimization algorithm for solving continuous-valued numerical optimization problems. However, SS has rarely been used to solve combinatorial discrete optimization problems. On the other hand, the Weapon Target Assignment (WTA) problem is a well-known combinatorial integer programming problem of the operations research and optimization field. The WTA is a stochastic nonlinear integer programming problem that arises from defense-related military operation researches. Though the WTA has the versions static and dynamic, static WTA is mainly studied in this research. Currently, researches on the WTA is increased more than the past. In this research, first-time Scatter Search with the trio population (SSTP) is applied to get the proximate global solution of the stochastic static weapon-target assignment (SWTA) problem. To solve this problem, A mapping technique, trio population, is used to convert the initial floating-point coded population (FPCP) to the sequence numbered population (SNP) and then the corresponding SNP to the final integer-valued population (IVP). Finally, SSTP is compared with the Differential Evolution with Dual Population (DEDP) and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithms for a pre-generated model of static WTA problem. The initial computational results of this algorithm show that it empirically would be more robust for finding the globally optimal result of static WTA.

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4606-4611  



Monika Mili

The article reveals the study of as river island secure biodiversity of Majuli. The major aim in this paper is to focus on the protection, preservation development of biodiversity like wildlife, tree, birds etc. and also, safe breeding for the place. Also, focus on the cover the main aim of this paper to highlight the environmental issue of the study area and also mentioned the distribution of flora and found and their distribution, degradation, and conservation, Central and state government role to preservation and development of Majuli. Also government plain for pollution free and main course of lack of industries have and small industries also growing the local environment pollution freely aim of the save of ecosystem of Majuli. Union government has released save ₹2.50 billion save and sustainable protection of Majuli. The people of Majuli and departments are struggling the riverbank erosion which badly impacted the river island and last two decades government much success for secure the environment ecosystem In winter session many birds migrate from other side , many new birds seen this island like Nigerian crane, greater crane, adjustment. Majuli environmentally very rich area contribute to the global environment in very muchly.

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4612-4615  



M. Pandaravel Kannan, R. Pitchai Kumar Arun, P. Ponselva Kumar, R. Vasanthan, N. Sankar

Our project aimed to automatically identify the passenger and deduct the passenger’s fare according to the distance travelled. The Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) card is used to make the identification of passenger and transaction very precise. Compared to the paper-based ticketing system, using of RFID cards are more convenient, user-friendly and reusable. RFID cards will be distributed among the public. By collecting the personnel details, an account will be created and unique ID will be assigned to each person with RFID cards. By accessing this database, it is thus possible to identify the traveler, check his account and deduct the fare from their account. Creating database facilitates efficient filtering of anti-social elements and gives firm assurance to both passenger and Public Transport System (PTS) about the transaction. The web-based application is used to send push notifications and also for the RFID card renewal process. This system was intended to develop an application for Transport system to perform functionalities like accessing the basic information of a passenger for authentication. This project reduces the time for issuing tickets, eliminates the use of paper tickets and coin exchange.

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4616-4619  



Friyatmi, Djemari Mardapi

The accuracy of the test measurement can be improved by using equivalent tests. This study aims to produce the IRT test equating that is applied for small scale tests and determine the appropriate equating method. The sample of this study was 171 high school students. There are two multiple-choice tests with a polytomous scoring form that tested to the students. The equating uses IRT horizontal equating with the Anchor test design. The results show that the TCC-Stocking Lord method provides more accurate equating results than the others. Although the estimated parameters of the two test forms are relatively similar, the equating results indicate that the difficulty index of Form 1 is higher than Form 2. The equating equation that can be used to compare students’ abilities in Form 1 to Form 2 is θ* = 1,073θ + 0,135.

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4620-4624  



Wahidin, Syamsu Yusuf LN, Juntika Nurihsan, Mamat Supriatna, Saiful Marom

,Optimism can be interpreted as positive generalized outcome expectancies. The purpose of this study is to know the effectiveness of the integration of ecology mathematics learning model with tadabur al-Qur’an to improve student's optimism at Department of Mathematics Education, IAIN Salatiga. This research uses quasi-experimen method. The data is collected using purposive sampling technique with questionnaire. The research questionnaire is developed based on the synthesis of the Revised Life Orientation Test (LOT-R). The result of the reseach is analized using descriptive statistics with a t-test. The result of the research shows that the integration of ecology mathematics learning model by tadabur Qur’an can improve students’ optimism significantly. The t-test between the treatment group and the control group shows a difference of 62.9 % (treatment group of 75%, and the control group of 12.1%) in the improvement of students’ optimism.

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4625-4628  



Christine Charmaine G. San Jose

This paper proposed for a novel hash algorithm called XTINGS - 160 Hash. Existing hash algorithm that is commonly used such as MD5 and SHA-1 are no longer safe to use and is vulnerable to brute force attacks. The proposed novel hash algorithm produces a 160-bit message digest having six rounds of calculation on the right half 64 bit of plaintext. The paper also illustrates how the final design of algorithm was achieved. The first two designs produce an 80 bit message digest and had contributed into attaining the XTINGS Hash algorithm which is the final design. Findings revealed that the Novel Hash Algorithm was able to meet the avalanche effect minimum expected rate of 50% in just six rounds. The novel hash algorithm is showing significant result that displays the characteristic of cryptographic property of diffusion with a robust hash function.

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4629-4633  



Husni, Iwan Setiawan, Abdul Azis, Tanto Al Jauharie Tantowie, Soni Samsu Rizal

Multiculturalism is increasingly seen as important in education. The significance of multiculturalism then require education practitioners who have multicultural competence. Multicultural competence can only be determined by measurements using a valid and reliable instrument. This article reports a study to test the validity and reliability of the instrument of multicultural competence. The results of this study proved that the instrument is tested proven valid and reliable.

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4634-4639  



Trijeti, Sinung Tri Wibowo

There are two terms in cost estimation, namely estimated cost estimation with detailed cost estimation. Estimated cost estimates are made to obtain an approximate budget picture, while detailed cost estimates are made for contracts. The study was conducted on a 19-story building, starting with the estimated cost estimates calculated based on concrete ratios m3 / m2, iron kg / m3, m2 / m3 formwork, while detailed cost estimates were calculated based on detailed drawings and technical specifications. Making estimated cost estimates in three forms or types namely Block Plan Cost Estimate, Elemental Cost Estimate and Detailed Elemental Cost Estimate on detailed cost estimates. The results showed the contract value of the estimated detailed costs of Rp. 72 billion with a price per m2 of Rp. 1.507.506.76 / m2. The level of approach or accuracy of the estimated cost plan Block Estimate of the estimated cost of detail by 24%, Elemental Cost Estimate of the estimated cost of detail by 15%, Detailed Elemental Cost Estimate of the estimated cost of 4.4%.

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4640-4646  



D Nivethini, Asmah Mohamed Iqbal, M Meenakshi M Kaviyalakshmi K Harinisri

Several chemical products are used for photo protection in the market due to increased beauty consciousness among people. The groundwork focuses on the synthesis of melanin which has a photo protective role on its own. The pigment extracted was analyzed for various activities. Antimicrobial activity was evaluated by well diffusion technique and inhibitory action was observed against gram-negative and gram-positive organisms. The study concomitantly intended to ascertain antioxidant activity by DPPH assay, UV Visible absorbance and sun protection factor using Mansur mathematical equation. The photo protective role of the pigment is interpreted.

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4647-4652  



Subhrajyoti Biswas

We explore the possibility of further modification of the in-medium masses of π^0 and η mesons by their mixing in the asymmetric nuclear matter (ANM) where the unequal neutron-proton densities ( ρ_n≠ ρ_p ) causes to mix the various isospin pure resonance states like π^0 and η mesons. The π^0-η mixing amplitude has been calculated within the framework of one boson exchange model (OBEM) considering both the pseudoscalar (PS) and pseudovector (PV) π^0 (or η)-nucleon interactions. The numerical estimation shows that the mixing reduces the in-medium mass of π^0 and increases the in-medium mass of η and the change in the mixing modified mass is about five times larger for PV interaction compared to the PS interaction at density 1.3 times higher than normal nuclear matter density and at asymmetry 0.2.

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4653-4657  



Denis Kalugin, Anton Nashchokin, Anna Sutyagina, Nikolay Tikhonov, Artem Malakho Victor Avdeev

Vulcanization of NBR rubber with different nitrile content was studied. Enthalpy of vulcanization drops from 6.62J/g for 18% nitrile rubber to 1.89J/g for 40% one. The peak of vulcanization shifts to higher temperatures for 12°C with nitrile content increase. No secondary vulcanization process was observed for 18% nitrile rubber. The other rubbers possess thermal polymerization at 285°C in neat rubbers accelerated by nitrile groups. This process is additionally accelerated when vulcanization additives are present in rubber. Thus the post-vulcanization peak shifts up to 20°C to lower temperatures for 40% nitrile rubber with increase in enthalpy in 5 times compared to neat rubber. When heated at 250°C for 6 hours no significant change in rubber hardness is occurred for 18% nitrile rubber and 2 times increase for 40% nitrile rubber is measured indicating dramatic role of nitrile content for rubber properties. No considerable effect of nitrile groups cross link on rubber hardness is observed.

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4658-4661  



Harits Agung Wicaksono, Tommi Yuniawan, Rustono, Wagiran, Yoris Adi Maretta

This study specifically examines the person deixis in literary works, namely entitled Jazz, Parfum, dan Insiden novels by Seno Gumira Ajidarma in Syntactic studies. The aim of this study is to analyze the form of person deixis in literary works. Researchers used qualitative methods with a descriptive approach. The technique used is note taking. Theoretical data is read from reference sources in the form of books and scientific articles, while data that supports analysis are recorded from the research object. The results of this study is analysis of the form of person deixis in the novel, that is: (a) singular and plural of first person deixis, (b) singular and plural of second person deixis, and (c) singular and plural of third person deixis.

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4662-4666  



Ajay Kumar Mishra, B S Panigrahi, S K Khandelwal, K Ravichandran

An attempt to remove Cs from radioactive effluent was made by chemical precipitation. Chemical precipitation using insitu precipitation with CuSO4 and K4Fe(CN)6 under optimized condition in the removal of Cs137 is in vogue. In the present work insitu precipitation of Cu3(PO4)2 using Na3PO4 and CuSO4 as precipitant and FeCl3 as flocculent was carried out. The optimized condition was found to be 189 ppm Copper with 477ppm CuSO4 190 ppm PO4 with 328 ppm Na3PO4 corresponding to 120% stoichiometry of the precipitation reaction, at pH 7.5 with 70 ppm ferric with 198 ppm ferric chloride as flocculent. The Copper phosphate powder of mesh size-20+40,-40+60,-60+80, -80+100 ASTM was used as column material for removal of cesium at different flow rate. The optimised size is found to be -80+100 ASTM and optimized flow rate as 15 bed vol/hr. The Cu3(PO4)2 powder was heated to different temperatures and so obtained powder was subjected to XRD study to analyze the crystallinity and SEM study to find the change in morphology. The heated and unheated Cu3(PO4)2 loaded with Cs was subjected to FTIR study to elucidate the type of bonding of Cs with Cu3(PO4)2 powder.

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4667-4671  



Kateryna Nesterova, Valentina Marchenko, Iuliia Lazebnyk, Valentyna Pavlova, Liudmyla Burkova, Lesia Omelchuk

Recommendations on identification and assessment of external risks of foreign economic activity of the enterprise are developed in the article, namely, the algorithm of sequence of risk management is proposed, recommendations for identification of external risks of foreign economic activity of the enterprise are developed, namely the use of three-dimensional model of identification of risks of foreign economic activity, tabular description of enterprise ; for the qualitative and quantitative evaluation of the enterprise the algorithm of integrated risk assessment of the FEA of the enterprise is proposed; to simplify the calculation, it is recommended to develop a software product for the calculation of the integrated risk index of FEA. Thus, the recommendations offered in the article allow the enterprise to identify and evaluate the external risks of the FEA in a timely manner, and also make it possible to conduct the activity of the enterprise as a whole more effectively.

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4672-4675  



Mandakini Garg, Dr. Shobhit, Dr. Shishir Srivastava

In the era of financial intermediation, investors are more inclined and attracted towards financial products rather than physical assets. Mutual funds have created their own space among various available alternatives like shares, debentures, bonds etc. of financial market. Growth of Asset under Management (AUM) has registered a compound annual growth rate of 25% over the last five years (2013-2018) as compared to aggregate growth of bank deposits of scheduled banks (11%). Demand for mutual funds has grown many folds in few years i.e1.6 crores investor accounts were accounted in 2017-18 as compared to 59 lakhs accounts in 2015-16 .But still, there is a huge scope to grow as its contribution to India’s GDP is only 14% as compared to USA (101%), UK (58%) etc in financial year 2017-2018. India has a huge potential for investment but there are certain macro economic variables like Gross domestic product, inflation, gold prices, SENSEX etc which directly or indirectly affect the movement of financial market. Macro economic variables are systematic risk which cannot be controlled by any internal or external authority and they are dependent on many factors like global crisis, crude oil, inflation, currency rates etc. Sometimes, investors are inclined towards investment in financial market, but due to uncontrollable factors and uncertainty in economic conditions, they refused to do so. This research paper attempts to identify the relationship between macro-economic variables and AUM of mutual fund industry. With the help of this research, we will be to identify the factors which are directly or indirectly impacts the growth of mutual fund industry.

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4676-4682  



Abhinav Gautam, Deepam Goyal, B.S. Pabla

The condition monitoring and fault detection have gained popularity due to their potential benefits including improved productivity, durable costs, and increased system efficiency. In this paper, the application of the industrial internet of things (IIoT) based system has been discussed to diagnose the gear faults. The vibration and thermal signatures were acquired from the healthy and defective gears. The experimental set-up incorporates rack-pinion gears, one electric motor (for providing input torque), one vibration sensor, one temperature sensor and one mobile (as receiver for receiving the warning or precautionary maintenance schedule-based message). The acquired signals were then sent to thingspeak.com based IIoT system for online data monitoring and transmission. In the event of any vibration response going away from the permissible range, it is considered as a defect in the system. In such cases of possible failure, the system offers an early warning to the operator on their mobile device regarding high vibration levels. The outcomes reveal that the proposed methodology can help in avoiding undesired and unplanned system shutdowns due to gear failure.

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4683-4687  



P.A. Kharade, Dr. M.D. Uplane

Presently, circuit simulation in power electronics has become ever more demanding in both speed and accuracy. At the same time, as almost every simulator has its own pros and cons, co-simulations are becoming more prevalent. In this paper, an efficient high power AC to DC converter with power factor correction is analyzed based on co-simulation using PSIM and Matlab/Simulink Software. For the performance comparison, firstly a 5KW PFC converter and its control is realized with Boost and Interleaved Boost topology using PSIM software. In second phase, power circuit is realized using PSIM software, and the control circuit is implemented with Matlab/Simulink. Boost and Interleaved Boost topology PF converters are tested and analyzed using both the platforms and results are shown for comparison purposes. In order to regulate the output voltage and to improve input P F, a cascade controller is used, which is structured with a control toolbox in Matlab/Simulink, and validated through co-simulation with Sim-Coupler Module.

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4688-4694  



Dipankar Dutta, Ridip Dev Choudhury, Swapnanil Gogoi

Human emotion recognition by a computer system is an active research area for more than a decade now. Inclusion of emotion to an Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) system which can help to make interaction between human and computer becomes more natural. A lot of research efforts have been carried out to recognize emotions from speech. The aim of this paper is to give a literature review on what has been addressed in the field of emotion recognition during the last more than a decade. This paper has been presented as a literature review on automatic speech emotion recognition with reference to different types of speech features, databases and classifiers that are used in speech emotion recognition. Speech features such as Mel frequency Cepstral Coefficients (MFCC), linear predictive codes (LPC), and pitch energy are considered as the most prominent and efficient in case of emotion recognition. Different statistical models (GMM, HMM) and some other hybrid models (DNN-HMM, HMM-ANN, GMM-KNN-HMM, RNN-DTDN, GMM-ANN-SVM, HMM-DBN) etc. have been used as classifiers for emotion recognition. This review also presents a brief discussion of few drawbacks of the previous systems and proposes some new dominant factors observed in automatic speech emotions for better performance.

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4695-4702  



Ende, Suryana, Agus Rahayu, Lili Adi Wibowo, Yudi Nur Supriadi

The purpose of this study is to empirically verify the role of knowledge management and strategic orientation in contributing to business performance with the mediating variable of dynamic ability. This research was conducted at an interior design firm in province West Java and Banten. Indonesia. This study uses a quantitative approach with purposive sampling, a sampling technique of 210 firms. The results showed that only two aspects that affect business performance are strategic orientation and dynamic capabilities. Strengthening strategic orientation is done through customer orientation and the ability to analyze the strengths of competitors. This novel research found that there is a strong variable between the dynamic capability built with the increased ability to see new business opportunities and the ability to create new products. Furthermore, it is felt that the company supports a positive effect on improving business performance.

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4703-4707  



Puneet Matapurkar, Dr. Saurabh Shrivastava

Data mining (DM), the technique of the study of vast sets of data, is based on understanding that well-informed decisions are better than uninformed ones. Association rule mining is most widely utilized approaches for Data Mining. The framework principle includes a combination of Éclat algorithms & fuzzification using various types of association rules (AR) and its extensions on big data sets such as weather analysis. This method is used for the evaluation of weather data in order to transform hidden patterns of information into useful information. The proposed methodology gives an exhaustive understanding of how to handle large datasets. Methodology is simple but requires good data mining knowledge. The experiment has done using the python platform. The simulation results show the generated rules with respect to time at various support and confidence. The comparison illustrated that no. of rules generated through the Éclat algorithm has been increased and the time taken by this is much less.

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4708-4713  



Asri Mulyani, Dede Kurniadi, Yosep Septiana, Teguh Wahyono

This research aims to plan a tourism information system implementation strategy to increase the number of visitors, with a case study on animal park tourism. Based on the evaluation of the organizations business processes with information systems that are running is considered not effective, the strategic planning of information systems is needed to help leaders and managers in carrying out their duties to improve work efficiency by automating the information management process, increasing management effectiveness by satisfying information needs for decision making, and improve competitiveness to improve the organizations competitive advantage by changing the style and manner of doing business. The methodology uses the Ward and Peppard strategic planning model with the stages of the analysis of Value Chain Analysis, PEST Analysis, Analysis of the Five Strength Models. The output stage uses the McFarlan Grid Strategic technique and the Balanced Scorecard to evaluate the results of implementing an information system strategic plan. The results of the research are in the form of a strategic framework and information system implementation plan and technology that is in line with the organization's business strategy plan.

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4714-4717  



Yosep Septiana, Asri Mulyani, Dede Kurniadi, Dudy Mohammad Arifin

Healthcare organizations can use differentiation and cost reduction strategies to gain a competitive advantage and can survive in the fierce competition by implementing information system strategies. The research aims to build an information system for strategic planning in healthcare organizations. The information system strategic planning method used is the Ward and Peppard Model with a formulation framework and strategic planning process covering the stages of input, output, and evaluation of information system interpretation. The input stage includes an analysis of the business and information systems environment. Output stages include business information system, information system management strategies, and information system strategies. The evaluation phase of information system interpretation is modified by the use of Balance Scorecard Information Technology, and the evaluation stages are carried out after the information system planning and application mapping so that the application portfolio is aligned with the corporate contribution perspective, user orientation, operational excellence, and future orientation. The result of this research produced a recommendation for healthcare organizations in the form of development priorities which include the establishment of an information system unit and the development of an application portfolio that will support the business processes sustainability.

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4718-4721  



Albert Alexander S, Karthick K

This paper analyse the cascade boost DC-DC converter for battery charging applications and compared with the conventional boost DC-DC converter for achieving high step up voltage. The implementations of the output cascade boost DC-DC converters are designed and simulated under two modes, such as resistive load and battery charging Electric Vehicle (EV) system. This paper introduces the positive output cascade boost converter which gives high gain step-up voltage for high voltage power utilization. The conventionally available boost converters cannot be used for lower power applications and also limited to meet high current demand with reduced complexity and improved voltage gain. For high power applications, the positive output cascade boost converter is an ultimate choice owing to its improved performance parameters. The cascade boost converter can be used for high voltage applications such as, EV, Battery charging and Photo voltaic applications. A non linear control method is used to control the power devices of a cascade boost converter and the simulations were carried out in MATLAB Simulink.

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4722-4727  



C.Kalavalli, S.R.Paveethra, S.Murugesan Dr.A.Nazar Ali Dr.V.Venkatesh

Solar energy is radiant light and heat from sun that is harnessed using PV solar panels .Due to the intermittent nature of the solar system, sunlight based gathering of solar energy means the exact centring of the solar panel onto the centroid of the sun. This paper proposes a H6 inverter with dual axis tracking which gives maximum power. Tracking is executed by sensor and special motors which are controlled by a microcontroller (PIC16F887A).The use of H6 inverter eliminates the common mode error and efficiency is increased. The proposed method is simulated and hardware is implemented.

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4728-4731  



Mouad Banane, Abdessamad Belangour

The digital transformation of companies and organizations leads to an evolution of databases towards Big Data. Our work is part of this transformation and concerns more specifically the mechanisms for processing semantic data stored on a Hadoop Big Data or NoSQL platform. Generally, for querying semantic Web data we have to use SPARQL language, and Big Data languages like Apache Spark, are not dedicated to processing this type of data. In this paper, we present a new model engineering approach for analyzing and transforming complex SPARQL queries into Spark scripts. To automate this transformation process, we used the MDE approach that provides a formal framework for the transformation and mapping mechanisms between two languages. From a SPARQL metamodel, we propose transformation rules to generate, in fine, a Spark script intended for a Hadoop / NoSQL platform. We introduce a logic level intermediate schema to limit the impact of Spark releases. An experimentation of the transformation process was carried out on three RDF databases.

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4732-4737  



Ifeoluwa Adedoyin Adeyemi, Mohd Sharil Abdul Rahman

A majority of the buildings that will be standing in year 2050 are the existing buildings of today. Refurbishment will be required to ensure that these buildings are up to par with the comfort standard, technological advancement, and legislation of that time. Regardless of the benefits of building refurbishment, it is filled with a lot of risks and uncertainties that makes the process difficult to manage. Value management has been a great improvement to the construction industry because it ensures new buildings performs at optimum level at the least possible cost. Although the refurbishment process is a part of the construction process, the challenges faced are different. This necessitates the need for an investigation into the building refurbishment process.

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4738-4742  



Fiftin Noviyanto, Ali Tarmuji, Hendika Hardianto

Indonesia is known as an agrarian country because it has abundant natural wealth in the agricultural sector, and most of the population earns a living in agriculture. One type of plant that is available is one of the crops. Some food crops are rice, corn, soybeans, peanuts, cassava. To get quality crop yields, according to the environmental requirements, each type of food plant grows. This problem can solve by using two methods that support the decision of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) for the process of weighting criteria and Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) to rank each alternative. Based on the results of the experiment, the criteria used for the analysis of the priority level of consistency find consistent results that are sufficient to determine the best available value. Alternative ranking results can be used to help decision making.

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4743-4749  



Tedy Setiadi, Fiftin Noviyanto, Hendika Hardianto, Ali Tarmuji, Abdul Fadlil, Merlinda Wibowo

In recent years the erratic weather changes have led to various polemics. Indonesia as an agricultural country with a large part of the population earning a living in agriculture feels real impacts such as crop failure. The use of cropping patterns that have been carried out from generation to generation without regard to climate change and the environment is the cause. Technology changes in agriculture needs by utilizing government-owned data to help farmers by providing recommendations for food crops. This study aims to use a data classification technique with the Naïve Bayes algorithm in obtaining the results of the recommendation of food plant types. Data obtained from the Provincial Office of DI. Yogyakarta. The parameters considered are the weather, yields, and selling prices of the four districts in the province. Data selection and data cleaning are needed to retrieve attributes that affect the results of recommendations. To find out the performance of Naïve Bayes to the dataset, use WEKA. The cross-validation method is used to validate data. The results showed an accuracy of 85.71%. Naïve Bayes is feasible to be used for a dataset of recommended crop species, supported by the results of the sensitivity 0.857 and a specificity of 0.862 as validation. Naïve Bayes consistency is consistent with the Kappa Statistics value of 0.8084. Besides, the method error when classifying and the time has taken also calculated.

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4750-4755  



Rupendra Kumar Pachauri, Yogesh K. Chauhan, Safia A. Kazmi

In this article, an energy source for standalone power generating scheme is incorporated into a hybrid wind turbine (WT)/photovoltaic (PV)/fuel cell (FC). WT and PV systems are the system's main power generator, while the FC system is used as an energy backup source. For the suggested scheme, a general power management strategy is intended to handle the power flows among the various sources of energy. Using MATLAB/Simulink, a simulation model for the hybrid power scheme was developed. The system efficiency is explored using transient assessment of system parameters under distinct load demand energy situations.

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4756-4765  



Murtazo Razikberdiev

The ethnographic museum complexes, set up in the open-air section of the “old city” in the historical city, combine our national traditions with the modern experience, and the complex design of it - preserving the peculiarities of the traditions of national architecture, preserves unique artifacts for future generations. It plays an important role in enhancing the artistic and aesthetic appearance of the city, the rapid and balanced development of the country's economy, and the development of tourism, radically improving the quality of tourist services. The aim of the study is to identify the principles of establishing ethnographic museums in the open air by analyzing the historical structure of the “Old City”, the heart of Tashkent. Preserving samples of the residential buildings, which are now rapidly disappearing to the Shahristan zone. In addition, it contributes to the development of tourism in Uzbekistan, by this way.

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4766-4769  



Deepa R, Tamilselvan E

In an examination, the assessment of answer sheets and estimation of results are the tedious activity. In our paper, we had supplanted this tedious work by image processing strategies. At the point, the images of the evaluation chart are processed and it gives certain parameters with the goal that it can be investigated to check the implementation of the individual student and furthermore to relate the whole results of all the students. The character components in the evaluation chart are preprocessed and the resultant image is sectioned with edge detection filters like Sobel, Canny or log- Gabor filters and the edge (threshold) level is been discovered by utilizing the discriminant analysis. A potential computer vision instrument is called as Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and it is used for recognizing the characters in the image. The Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm is employed in the classification of sporadic digits and the image with the digit contains the actual information. The dataset are taken from MNIST database especially for the handwritten digits and it is trained and tested using SVM Classifier. Thus the entire SVM algorithm provides a simple procedure for the calculation of marks in an evaluation chart.

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4770-4773  



Akshat Deshpande, Girish Barpande

Recently few countries have tested the scramjet engine for aerospace application. The challenge was to achieve complete combustion at supersonic flow and to generate the required thrust for given inlet flow conditions. Research is still going on so as to attain the necessary mixing and efficient combustion inside a scramjet combustor. Performance parameter like total pressure loss across the scramjet combustor is one of the crucial parameters and has to be minimized. Factors such as equivalence ratio, inlet flow conditions affect the combustion process and hence the useful thrust. Also, the fuel injection configuration plays a vital role in mixing and thus on the performance of a scramjet combustor. Over the recent years numerical simulation has been acknowledged as a promising tool for investigation of Scramjet flow. In this work, the investigation of effect of injector configuration has been carried out using a commercial CFD tool. Validation of initial numerical results is done with existing experimental results in the available literature. Modified configurations were obtained by varying number of injection holes for same equivalence ratio. These cases were simulated to observe the right bargain between combustion efficiency and total pressure loss. Conclusions are based on performance parameters like total pressure loss, combustion efficiency, top wall static pressure etc. Mass fraction contour plots of species are obtained to comment further on mixing and combustion performance.

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4774-4784  



Rekha S. Thorat, Dr. Praveen C. Shetiye, Dr. Avinash K. Gulve

Poverty is a major problem in developing countries as it becomes an obstacle to development. Identifying poor areas is a big task for the government to make policy. Earlier household survey method takes more time, effort and cost. To overcome this limitation, the method of predicting poverty using satellite images is covered in the paper. Composite data of nighttime satellite images of Rwanda country of Africa is taken from DMSP-OLS’s satellite series under EOG of NOAA is trained with a Regression model. 5 night light intensity features used to train the Regression model with a label of DHS data of Rwanda which includes latitude, longitude and respective wealth index. The result shows there is a good correlation with night light intensity and wealth index with R2 of 0.752. In the second experiment daytime satellite images taken from Google static maps, extracted 4096 CNN features and trained with the CNN model using transfer learning. Which also gives a good result with 82% testing accuracy. Thus both the experiment reveals that satellite data and machine learning can be a useful technique for estimating poverty.

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4785-4789  



Shahriar Raian, Md. Humayun Kabir Khan, Md. Lutfor Rahman Shanzid, Tanzeena Refat Tumpa

The current study reveals a comparison on the characteristics of cotton-polyester blend yarns, produced with varying percentage of polyester. The research was carried out by producing five types of blend yarns of 30 Ne such as 100% cotton yarn, CVC 60-40 (60% Cotton and 40% Polyester), CVC 55-45 (55% Cotton and 45% Polyester), PC 50-50 (50% Cotton and 50% Polyester) and PC 65-35 (65% Cotton and 35% Polyester) and are tested by Count Tester, Uster Evenness Tester-5 and Lea Strength Tester. The quality parameters varied with the change of percentage of Polyester fibers. With the increase of amount of polyester, the Unevenness and Coefficient of Variation (U% and CV%), Imperfections Index (IPI), Hairiness Index (H), Count Strength Product (CSP) improves due to the characteristics of Polyester such as longer fiber length, higher fiber uniformity, no neps and higher strength. The pairwise comparison by Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) of both quality parameters (at level 1) and different blend ratio (at level 2) also indicated the reliability of the work.

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4790-4793  



Ratnayu Sitaresmi, Danaparamita Kusumawardhani, Eko Prastio, Muhammad Taufiq Fathaddin, Suryo Prakoso

In the effort of increasing oil recovery, the accuracy of hydrocarbon zone determination plays a very important role. Failure to properly predict the thickness of hydrocarbon present, poor decisions in the development plan are likely to be pursued. Therefore, this research aims to evaluate the formation of “B” Field, focusing on determining the thickness of hydrocarbon zone present and assessing the remaining/residual prospect of its saturation. Being a mature field with fully cased wellbores, an improved Cased-Hole logging method named a Pulse Neutron Logging (PNL) is used inside the tubing for this study. It is particularly beneficial for an old well where the change of depth of the Oil-Water Contact occurs, so that the perforation interval can be furtherly optimized. “B” Field initially predicted to produce 180 BOPD without PNL, is able to show increment in oil production prediction by 20 – 40% after its application, with a 220 BOPD boost. Furthermore, unlike the Conventional Neutron Log (CNL), PNL measures porosity by detecting Sigma and Carbon Oxygen Saturation instead of hydrogen index, which shows the ratio of the concentrated hydrogen (atoms/ cm3) of rock to water. Therefore, this method is useful to avoid misinterpreting Shale as a high porous zone for having a high hydrogen index. It also aids to ascertain the ideal water between fresh and brine, capable of predicting the net-pay more accurately.

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4794-4798  



Rizal Adimayuda, Adam Hadiana Aminudin, Ida Kaniawati, Endi Suhendi, Achmad Samsudin

Physics education scholars have revealed that students have some difficulties and misconceptions in basic physics concepts in mechanics including momentum and impulse. The purpose of this study was to develop a valid and dependable Multitier open-ended momentum and impulse (MOMI) diagnostic test to evaluate students’ understanding. For developing this test, 14 multiple-choice with open-ended questions were administered to high school students with 28 participant of 11-grade students (13 male students called “ujang” and 15 female students called “eneng”). The MOMI instrument contain of 14 question which analyzed by Rasch. Students' conceptions have already been considered regarding to six categories; Sound Understanding (SU), Partial Positive (PP), Partial Negative (PN), Misconception (MC), No Understanding (NU), and No Coding (NC). Category student’s conception with the highest percentage is 36% (SU) and the highest student’s misconception is 54% (MC) as the result of this research.

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4799-4804  



Abdul Ghofur, Muslich Shabir, Rokhmadi

The birth of the Law on Plant Variety Protection (PVP) is a consequence of Indonesia in its participation as a signatory country for the GATT/WTO agreement, which one of the series of agreements contains Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPs). This agreement implies that after ratification, Indonesia must harmonize legislation in the field of intellectual property rights with the approval of TRIPs, including in the field of Plant Variety Protection. Philosophically there are several provisions in the PVP Law that need to be observed. One of them is the focus of this law that prioritizes economic interests and breeder rights rather than farmer rights. By using qualitative research and philosophical approach, this study concludes: First, in the perspective of politics of law, the protection of plant varieties in Indonesia has not been based on an ideal basis of Indonesian politics of law. Ideally, the stipulation of law in Indonesia must prioritize an ideological and normative basis that originates from Pancasila and the UUD 1945 as central values and are essential to Indonesian politics of law. Second, Plant Variety Protection in Indonesia is still oriented to food security, not to the limit of food sovereignty. The orientation of the Law on PVP should lead to efforts to liberate this country from the element of dependence on other countries by leading to food sovereignty. Third, in the perspective of Maqashid Sharia, the protection of Plant Varieties in Indonesia has not yet described efforts to create benefit for the Indonesian nation as a whole. The nature of Maqashid sharia is a benefit that rests on the interests of society in general.

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4805-4814  



Dr.N.Sarala R.Deepa R.Deepa

Fuzzy graphs and soft graphs are two different mathematical frameworks for modeling ambiguous and imprecise data in real-time applications. The concept of a fuzzy soft graph is more generalized as compared with fuzzy graphs and soft graphs. Hence, the fuzzification of soft graph theory has attracted the interest of several researchers, and investigations in this domain have exaggerated over the last few years. The analysis of links (i.e., edges) plays a significant role in Intuitionistic fuzzy soft graphs (IFSG) to understand the nature of the entire real-world problems. In this paper, we present various arithmetical edifices related to types of links such as sturdy, feeble and δ∗ a weak edge to analyze the strength of connectedness of IFSG. Also, we implement these concepts to solve a real-time decision-making problem.

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4815-4821  



B.Vinothini, R.Anitha, S.Priyanka, S.Sangavi, N.Saranya

Data mining is one of the radically developing fields today. Human services information, client information, share market, sellers and other online networking information are having the Private data about individuals. Private data can entice terrible individuals to abuse. For instance, LIC representatives can use wealthiest individuals and hospitalized individuals data for their showcasing. It irritates and makes the general population apprehensive and attempt conceal themselves from the intermediaries .Remembering the goal to spare individuals , give security this paper proposed PPDM with get to impediment and ensuring delicate information by Generalization, Suppression, Anatomization, Permutation and Perturbation strategies. Here, we look at the security problems found in Data mining from high extensive viewpoint and researches varies forms that can assure secured data. Specifically, we identify varies distinct methods of clients needed in Data mining applications in specific information supplier, data authority, data digger, and leader. For each client, here discuss the security problems and techniques which can be received for ensuring important data. We quickly present the important points of related research points, survey cutting edge methods, and demonstrate few preparatory considerations on upcoming research headings.

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4822-4826  



N.Divya, Dr. R. Muralidharan

Due to expansion of cyber-attacks, the network faces issues in tolerating the node failures, thus enhancing the WSN’s robustness is the best way to improve the networks robustness. WSN with high performance and QoS are needed, because they overcome the random attacks, but they become unsafe to malicious attacks that especially focus on certain significant nodes. The performance of existing approaches in maintaining the network performance, however, degrades in large scale networks rapidly with lossy links. When the data packets are sent continuously through the high performance node, the attackers find it easy to just concentrate on those particular nodes for acquiring data. To avoid this, we introduce even data distribution scheme, where the data are forwarded evenly among the nodes by considering their hop count i.e., hop count should be minimum. Hybrid data distribution algorithm is implemented for even distribution among nodes, routing path is chosen by hop count of nodes. Then the data packets are forwarded by clustering by setting the limited threshold lthr. The parameters obtained from simulation results that are carried in NS-2 are delay, overhead, and PDR. Our proposed scheme presents much better scheme, thus reducing the delay and overhead in network in turn increasing the PDR.

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4827-4831  



Eldrin James Olaes, Edwin R. Arboleda, Jesusimo L. Dioses Jr. and Rhowel M. Dellosa

Bell pepper is often called sweet pepper and capsicum in other countries. Peppers are well-known for their different colors and uses. Capsicum peppers contain abundant antioxidants and vitamin C. In comparison to red peppers, it has nine times the level of carotene, such as lycopene which is claimed to improved heart health and reduce cancer risk. While, chili pepper, better known as “Siling Labuyo” in the Philippines, is the fruit from the Genus capsicum plant, a member of the nightshade family, Solanaceae. These two kinds of pepper are commonly used as an ingredient for a different type of foods in the Philippines. Bell pepper is typically used in Filipino recipes to enhance its flavor and makes it smell better, while chili peppers are used to enhance the spiciness of the food. In this paper, the methods to be used in classifying differences of the seeds of bell pepper and chili pepper are image processing, fuzzy logic and K nearest neighbor. The morphological features of the seeds such as area, equivalent diameter, perimeter, and roundness in the gathered data from 60 samples of bell pepper and chili pepper seeds have been analyzed to classify bell pepper and chili pepper’s seeds characteristics. The fuzzy logic has been employed to determine the degrees of truth between truth and false instead of the common that only identifies truth and false. MATLAB toolbox will be utilized for the study. The areas, equivalent diameter, perimeter, and roundness will be used as inputs to Mamdai Fuzzy interference to formulate rules and come up to an output that will classify whether the seeds are bell pepper or chili pepper.

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4832-4839  



Florante B. Vidad III, Edwin R. Arboleda, Jesusimo L. Dioses Jr. and Rhowel M. Dellosa

Experimental lemon seedling classifier was developed for comparing bunches of natural lemon seeds and hybrid lemon seeds by using an image processing technique. The experimental system involved the use of a 16 MP camera phone to capture the images of lemon seeds in bunches, which were subsequently converted into digital data using a laptop. The analysis was performed with MATLAB R2012A, an image processing software, which determined the size parameters of each lemon seeds. In this research, the size of the other 60 natural lemon seeds had obtained by the image processing method (IPM) and compare with the size of 60 hybrid lemon seeds using the Fuzzy Logic Algorithm (FLA) and k-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) algorithm. An automatic algorithm based on artificial intelligence fuzzy logic to determine three size indicators of lemon seeds, namely area, perimeter and equivalent diameter, respectively, was developed in this article. 20 samples of test data were used for data mining of the KNN classifier. The study aimed to help farmers and fruit-bearing tree planters to classify seeds of fruits like lemon easily through an image processing technique. It further aims to test the effectivity of the image processing technique in determining the morphological differences of seeds of some plants like lemon, its subspecies, and hybrids. This paper shows that FLA was the most effective way of classifying the variety of lemon seeds than KNN.

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4840-4845  



A. Nirmal Kumar, Kamineni B.T. Sundari, A. Mahalakshmi

Abstract: In this paper, an Elaborate literature survey and background study was made on existing clustering and classification algorithms and CTG data classification methods. An Evaluation on Automated Classification Methods for the Clustering and Classification of Cardiotocogram Data was made and the results has been presented. An Outlier Based Bi-Model Neural Network (BM-NN) based Classification System for Improved Classification of Cardiotocogram Data has been presented. A PCA based Improved Bi-Model Neural Network (IBM-NN) based Classification System for Improved Classification of Cardiotocogram Data has been presented.

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4846-4849  



Dwi Sulisworo, Dian Artha Kusumaningtyas, Agnes Bergita Anomeisa, Wahyuningsih, Widya Rahmadhani

Education nowadays is very intensive in utilizing information and communication technology in learning, including in the application of online learning. However, there are still uncertainties in education-policymakers about the level of success of online learning between schools in cities and schools in remote areas of Indonesia. This study aims to explore whether there are differences in student perceptions in both regions of online learning in science for junior high school. The research method used is posttest-only control group design with the dependent variable is students' perceptions of online learning. Students in schools in both regions were previously jointed training on the use of learning management systems and attended online learning in Heat and Temperature subject. At the end of learning, students filled out a USE questionnaire measuring the aspects of Usefulness, Easy to use, Easy to learn, and Satisfaction. The results of the statistical analysis using Manova showed that there were no significant differences in the four aspects of perception’s score between students in the two regions; accept for the aspect of easy to learn. Students' perceptions in the two regions are relatively high, which the average score of perception was higher than 3 out of 4. These results are optimism for educators and education-policymakers to implement online learning optimally in all regions with some adjustments.

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4850-4854  



Muthukrishnan. R, Maryam Jamila. S

Regression analysis is a statistical process for estimating the relationships among variables. The main focus of the analysis is on the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables. Usually classical regression is used to fit a model and predict using it for a given data. There is a need of a better procedure for estimating the model that will give more accurate results on prediction when the classical procedure turns out bad. Thus, we explore Support Vector Regression, a type of Support Vector Machine, which attempts to minimize the generalized error so as to achieve better performance. It is an advanced technique of regression that performs well with large number of observations. This study compares the classical Regression with Support Vector Regression using datasets containing one and more than one predictor. The accuracy of regression procedures is studied with RMSE and R2 with the help of R software.

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4863-4865  



Sowmya bachu,Shrutibhargava choubey,Abhishek choubey

Attenuation correction designed for PET/MR hybrid imaging frameworks along with portion making arrangements used for MR-based radiation treatment remain testing because of lacking high-energy photon weakening data. We present a new method so as to uses the learned nonlinear neighborhood descriptors also highlight coordinating toward foresee pseudo-CT pictures starting T1w along with T2w MRI information. The nonlinear neighborhood descriptors are acquired through anticipating the direct descriptors interested in the nonlinear high-dimensional space utilizing an unequivocal constituent guide also low-position guess through regulated complex regularization. The nearby neighbors of every near descriptor inside the data MR pictures are looked during an obliged spatial extent of the MR pictures among the training dataset. By that point, the pseudo-CT patches are evaluated through k-closest neighbor relapse. The planned procedure designed for pseudo-CT forecast is quantitatively broke downward on top of a dataset comprising of coordinated mind MRI along with CT pictures on or after 13 subjects.

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4866-4874  



Poonam kumari, Dr. Dinesh Chahal

This study has been attempted to know who goes to or who are enrolled in government elementary schools. This study based on the perception of parents explores the socio-economic status of children who are enrolled in government elementary schools. Information was collected by Self developed interview schedule or field observation. Findings of this investigation show that those children were admitted in government schools, Parents who has low income status, Parents who has low educational background or illiterate, Parents who work as labor in agriculture or as daily wage or artisan, Belong to backward or poor family, Parents who are not aware about 25% reserved seats, Parents who indifferent their child’s education.

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4875-4880  



Raghu Nallani Chakravartula, Dr.V.Naga Lakshmi

With the rapid advancements in the mobile, electronics miniaturization, Web, and wireless technologies, the computing environment is seamlessly getting integrated into the everyday objects in the physical world. The proliferation of these smart objects connecting to the Internet leads to a novel paradigm called the "Internet of Things (IoT) or “Internet of Everything (IoE)." It has been widely accepted that our daily lives will be fundamentally enriched with IoT-based medical devices. Along with the incredible opportunities provided by IoT, it also opens new security risks and privacy threats. The paper proposes an innovative approach for trust management framework for patient monitoring healthcare devices in critical care areas at hospitals.

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4881-4885  



Boopathimanikandan S, Sivaraman P

Renewable energy power generation is increased due to increasing energy demands, reducing of carbon emission and fossil fuel depletion. Form all renewable categories, Solar power generation is increased due to sun available for many hours. For transferring of highly efficient power transfer is possible now due to improved version of power converters. Compared to transformer fed grid tied solar PV system, transformerless grid tied solar PV system has high efficiency. But in night time Solar PV inverter is idle in both the cases. New control design is introduced in this paper to make use of PV inverter in night time as reactive power compensator. The output of Solar PV array is not sufficient to provide input to Inverter. Voltage of PV array is step up using Boost converter. The output of inverter is not pure sine wave to connect directly into Grid/Load. Generally, LCL with Damping Resistor filter is widely used to filter out the distortion due to small size and reduced resonant peak. In this paper, Transformerless Solar PV Farm was simulated for 3 modes of operation in PSIM Simulation tool. Stability Analysis of controllers are done by using pole zero plot and Bode plot.

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4886-4892  



Ami Dilham, Beby Karina Fawzeee Sembiring, Fivi Rahmatus Sofiyah, Iskandar Muda

In an increasingly modern world today (social, technology, and environment), a business will not be able to guarantee and maintain a competitive position and survive the disruption of the business environment. This article provides a literature review on business resilience and its application in the context of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDES) level. The purpose of this study is to determine the business resilience level of BUMDES and its relationship to the quality of the products offered. Business resilience in this study was illustrated by some variables, namely customer satisfaction, customer retention and willingness to pay more. The population in this study was the entrepreneurs of BUMDES in Saintis Village. There were 60 people used as the sample. The primary data were collected using questionnaires and interviews, while the secondary data were collected using literature study. The hypotheses in this study were tested by using canonical correlation with the use of SPSS program. The results of this study are expected to be useful for BUMDES Enterprises to determine the level of business resilience and also relationship between the business resilience and product quality.

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4843-4898  



M.Arumugam, S.Deepa, Dr.C.Jayanthi

Generally, any business organization aims to make a profit, in doing so, the organization manages many efforts to make a profit. One of the most important of those efforts is to attract customers and augment the number of customers. Therefore, the business wants to gather customers' perceptions of their organization, and then they improve their organization with that helps of concept. But due to the growth of social networks, they have had customers post their comments online, but, although the comments of the customers are to keep growing, it is very sluggards to have too much time to read them all. This functionality is called big data analysis, but analyzing large data or hidden images is a difficult task, therefore, a high performance mechanism is required to perform these processes. Two steps are performed in this paper to analyze big data or consumers' comments, one of them is the separation of data, because the data can be in any form, and some data may be good, some data may be wrong. Business organizations can improve their business with good data, it is hoped that this data separation method will be more effective to remove some harmful data. The second method is an important method of this effort, because classifying data is the second method, this paper, therefore, uses a very high-performance method for this process. It is therefore believed that this new initiative will be very useful and reliable for business enterprises.

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4905-4908  



D. Gnanasoundar Iraiyadian, S. Joseph Vedhagiri, M. Govindarajan, K. Parimala, Dr. B. Sendilkumar

the energy and oscillator strength are calculated by time-dependent density functional theory (TD-DFT) with the experimental findings for 4-(Dimethylamino) benzonitrile (4DMABN).13C and 1H NMR chemical shifts results were also compared with the experimental values. Both UV and NMR shielding values calculated using B3LYP method with 6-31+G(d,p) basis set. The calculations have been performed to NLO studies also calculated by density functional theory (DFT-B3LYP) with same basis set.

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4909-4911  



Ms. M. Rathi Meena, Dr. G. Parimalarani

Digitalization is playing a vital role in shaping India’s banking scenario. Digital transformation is directly influenced by the availability of Smartphone’s and the wide availability of 3G and 4G networks. The effort of digitalization on the banking sector creates a furore among the workforce in both public and private sector banks. The target of this study is to analyze weather digital transformation of bank enhance the opportunity in banking sector or trim down the bank employment among banking workforce. To achieve the objective of study, researcher use secondary data from various articles, books, blogs, journals etc.,

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4912-4916  



R. Sathiya, Dr. V. Banumathy

An attempt has been made to analyse the demand for different kinds of minor millets (samai, varagu and thenai) in Salem district. A pre-structured interview schedule was used and conducted face to face interview by selecting hundred households randomly. A linear Approximate Almost Ideal Demand System was utilized. According to the results, the average consumption expenditure was calculated as Rs. 4759.88 per month per household of which, cereals accounted for 19.91%. The sample households spent, 38.80 % of total expenditure on minor millets towards the purchase of samai followed by varagu, thenai. Marshallian and Hicksian elasticity calculated from the model were between -1 and 0 making the products less responsive to price changes. The results revealed that the purchase of samai was decreased by 0.04 % when its price increased by 10 %; whereas the demand for varagu was decreased by nearly two per cent and that of thenai was 3.7 %. The cross price elasticities were negative which indicated that the samai, varagu and thenai have complementary relationship. The Hicksian own price elasticities were similar to the Marshalian own price elasticities. The study concluded that samai was preferred by sample households and thenai was a luxury good for sample households.

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4917-4920  



Diego L. Bersabal, Jumelyn L. Usa, Edwin R. Arboleda, Elbert M. Galas

Artificial intelligence as a medium for coffee bean extraction and differentiation can be used by farmers to ease their works. In this given study, Decision Trees and Ensemble Classifiers were used to identify the given data by using the laid patterns that have been developed. The test was implemented on 120 coffee beans belonging to 3 coffee species, Robusta, Excelsa, and Liberica. The system was able to identify the coffee species based on the following values area, perimeter, equivalent diameter and roundness that could be extracted in order to deduce their equivalent morphological values. Based on the results, the Bagged Tree Classifier got the highest accuracy rate of 95.6%.

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4921-4924  



John Andrew A. Garcia, Edwin R. Arboleda, Elbert M. Galas

Computer vision and image processing have attracted more and more interest of researchers because of its wide applications in many fields. With this in consideration, this paper conducted a study comparison and identification of two vegetable seeds through fuzzy logic and image processing. Images taken were processed and three morphological features were used as rules for the fuzzy inference system. The result was that the fuzzy inference system worked as expected even if there are only two true values for each characteristic.

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4925-4928  



Wan Muhamad Amir W Ahmad, Ruhaya Hassan, Nor Azlida Aleng, Farah Muna Mohamad Ghazali, and Noraini Mohamad

This paper focuses on the modeling caries status for preschool children in Bachok, Kelantan. The first part of this research paper was focused on the potential predictor variable that most contributing to Early Childhood Caries (ECC). The results from the gained model can be used to assist the public and stakeholder to control the prevalence of ECC. More than that, the result also is very useful for them to redesign the health treatment among pre-school or to improve the health service plan by focusing the strategic factors which lead to ECC in the local community. This can provide a useful model for forecasting the caries status among preschool children. Results from the analysis show that the high prevalence of caries 169(67.3%), moderate 48(19.1%), low 20(8.0%) and no caries 14(5.6%) occur in those respondents who used well water. High caries also occurs among preschool which, taking sweet foods it is about 22 (75.9%), moderate caries 7(24.1%) while among respondent which do not sure about of taking sweet food daily, high caries 70 (69.3%) and the moderate 17(16.8%). The result from ordinal regression reveals that the two factors lead to the status of caries which were taking of sweet food factor and the sources of water used. This can provide a useful model for forecasting the status of caries among preschool children.

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4929-4932  



Maftuch, Farida Mauludia, Henny Suprastyani, Jauharotul Afifah, Muhammad Awaludin Adam

Regular intake of antibiotics can cause pathogenic resistance, pollute the environment, and threaten the consumers health. A natural material that can be utilized is stink bean pod (P. speciosa). This study was aimed to perceive the effect of crude extract of stink bean pod (P. speciosa) on the hematology of Nile tilapia (O. niloticus) infected with P. aeruginosa bacteria. The method employed in the study was experimental method, while the research design was Completely Randomized Design (CRD). The design of this study consisted of 4 treatments namely crude extract of stink bean pod (P. speciosa) at a dose of 10 ppm, 25 ppm, 40 ppm, and 55 ppm; and 2 controls namely positive control with 30 ppm Tetracycline antibiotics and negative controls with 3 replications. Blood samples were taken within12 hours, 24 hours, 36 hours, and 48 hours after infection. The observation results revealed that the lowest value of erythrocyte, hematocrit, and hemoglobin was within 24 hours after infection, while the highest value was within 48 hours after infection. In leukocyte and leukocyte differentials, the highest value was within 24-hour observation, while the lowest value was within 48-hour observation. Thus, giving crude extract of stink bean pod (P. speciosa) could affect the hematology of Nile tilapia (O. niloticus) infected with P. aeruginosa bacteria.

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4933-4938  



Bhasker Vijaykumar Bhatt Dr Neerajkumar D Sharma

Surat city has emerged as an earmarked urban space drifting with the development of built-up areas. The momentum was observed in the decadal census of the year 2001 while the city registered a decadal growth rate of higher than 88%. Globally, the city is ranking among the top hundred considering various lists, and yet the pace is not slowed down. The emerging buildings are occupied in different purposes viz. residential, commercial, institutional and industrial as well. Along with buildings, connectivity through more extensive and planned roads and other infrastructure are also made available to citizens migrating in and settling in the city. The current research work is aiming to understand and analyse the developmental trend spatially (NDVI based) on an annual temporal scale for the duration since the year 1995 till 2019. Satellite images of Land SAT missions of 4-5, 7 and 8 are used for processing and extracting information of the past situations. Area delineation for the analysis was made considering the administrative boundary of the Surat Urban Development Authority (1357 km2). Not only the direction of development is identified, but also, the area being converted in the built-up spaces is worked out. The findings are suggesting the growth (planned though) in the North-east and South-West directions. These are towards the inland and away from the Arabian Sea in the West. The developed spaces are consuming agricultural pastures in the fringe. The annual rainfall has significantly allowed for agrarian activities around the year, adding prosperity among citizens. Authors attempted to discuss the results of an analysis for minimum and maximum temperatures and rainfall pattern for a duration of two decades. Also, the developing areas are identified to be vulnerable to inland flooding and sea-surge as projected through global IPCC Models. The paper discusses the details with possible remedial measures through the mechanism of modifications in the existing planned land-use (development plan).

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4939-4945  



Neetu Bali, Dr Chandranshu Sinha

Technology role as disruptive mediums for organizational change has been widely gaining significance in research. Recent studies have emphasized the ever increasing role of technology in organizations through the ideology of socio material which envisages technology to be intertwined between people and the material through “socio-materiality” of technology .The research tries to understand the technology and social phenomenon’s that are aroused in organizations by understanding the inter-dependability .However; so far, researchers have dealt with the subject of Socio Material through theoretical justifications in workplace settings , with hardly any empirical study .To investigate this research we anchor our study on the phenomenon of Socio-material proposed by Wanda J. Orlikowski .We develop an empirical approach to study the phenomenon, through qualitative analysis using mixed research design methodology. Content analysis of the interviews from senior management in IT Industry in India was conducted. Reflection on the narratives, combined literature review , offer a valid and tested analysis method for grounded theory generation. The research contributes by developing relational ontology’s between entities (whether humans , technologies and organizational systems) and their getting intertwined with each other. The study contributes to the relational constructs that create inter-dependability between the entities in organizational framework thus blurring the separation of technology (material) with social.

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4946-4952  



KM Aminuddin, Anis Saggaff, Mahmood Md Tahir, Shek Poi Ngian, Arizu Sulaiman, Muhammad Firdaus, Hanafiah, and Saloma

Gusset plates for beam-to-column joints are the most common bolted connection solution. CFS beam column connections such as gusset plates can be developed in CFS double back-to-back channel sections with relatively high moment resistance. In this paper will investigated the failure mode of the slip-in connection CFS using haunched gusset plate that has 10 mm of thickness that occurs as a result of testing isolated joint tests and to compare the results of stiffness and strength between previous researchers with another type of gusset plate. The value of moment resistance (Mj) of the beam section C20024, C25024 and C30024 were 35.5 kNm, 41.65 kNm and 46.3 kNm respectively. The value of rotational stiffness (Sj,exp) of the beam section C20024, C25024 and C30024 were 520 kNm/rad, 590 kNm/rad and 610 kNm/rad respectively. The increase and decrease in moment capacity values and initial stiffness for the gusset plate connection are influenced by the thickness or shape of the gusset plate and the beam size.

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4953-4958  



Kajjapu Manikanta, Devavarapu Sreenivasarao, Shaik Khasim Saheb

Manual segmentation, a process in which an expert transcriber makes a speech file into different parts and also names each speech file by hand, having a glance only to the spectrogram and/or waveform. This process of manual segmentation is a difficult mechanism where it cannot achieve efficient results in some of the sensitive and complicated cases. In medical imaging, there are various methods and procedures which make the medical processes easier and also very much useful for the doctor to identify appropriate cause. Medical images are produced with the help of different electronic devices. These images make the doctor’s job easier in identifying the underlying problem.

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4959-4965  



Dr. K. Deepandurai, T. Enith, D. Bharanidharan, K. Arun Kumar

The pre-casted beams are used in building constructions. This pre-casted beam needs an inverted T-beam, which acts as a base material. The bending of inverted T-beams is done by hydraulic pressing. The straight T- beam is bent, and a zig-zag frame is obtained. This zig-zag frame is pressed perpendicularly by hydraulic pressing. The primary process in hydraulic bending is the selection of a hydraulic cylinder with required pressure. After the selection of a hydraulic cylinder, the frame design is made concerning the stroke length of the cylinder. After designing the materials required for manufacturing like pipes and valves are purchased. The frame is designed for the required dimensions. The frame is strong enough to withstand high pressure. The hydraulic cylinder is positioned at the top. The holder used for holding the beam is placed below the cylinder, and an adjustable bar is welded with the holder. The required welding is done. The length of the bed can be varied according to the number of bending per time. A tray is fixed at the bottom to collect the oil leaked during the press. The cylinder valves are connected to the hydraulic system. When pressure is applied the piston moves towards the beam positioned below the cylinder and bend the zig-zag beam. Now the zig-zag bend is made which is more easy and accurate than the manual method. Now the pre-casted beam is obtained by using this zig-zag beam.

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4966-4969  



Dr.P.Selvakumar, Dhanishk M, Ashwin V, Arun Kumar P N

In Agriculture, before every farming process the first and foremost important step is tilling and ploughing of the land which we are going to cultivate. Our Project will help everyone individually to plough and cultivate crops in their own land and garden. The main objective of this is to design a machine which will do multipurpose work like tilling, ploughing and seed sowing simultaneously, so that it makes work so simple and reduces man power. The idea of our project had arisen from the problems in the existing model. One of the problem is high cost and the other is single functional purpose only. Based on the problems, we got the idea of developing a multipurpose agricultural machine at lesser cost than existing one. We used an Electric Induction motor for driving the shaft instead of Diesel Engine which greatly reduces the cost and avoids the use of fossil fuels. The farming events will occur in a sequential manner like tilling the blades followed by sowing of seeds from hopper and finally hilling of sand by shovel. Since we designed our product with one wheel at front end and two wheels at the rear end, it can be easily portable in all surfaces and gives a tapered look so that it helps in the flowing of seeds. Single man can handle the machine for farming process with less effort and energy

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4970-4974  



Ipah Saripah, Mamat Supriatna, Bella Oktaviani, Muhammad Solehuddin, Dodi Suryana

The research is motivated by the importance of mastering interpersonal communication skills by elementary school students. The research objective is to obtain the interpersonal communication skills profile of elementary school students based on indicators of openness, empathy, supportiveness, positiveness, and equality. The study was conducted at the elementary lab school UPI Bandung using a quantitative approach and descriptive study method. The research sample in this study was fifth-grade (VB and VC) students of the elementary lab school UPI Bandung with 56 students. The results showed that the interpersonal communication skills of fifth-grade elementary school students were generally at medium qualifications with a proportion of 48.21%. The positiveness indicator was a low category, in addition to the interpersonal communication skills of female students was higher than men students.

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4975-4979  



Dr.A.Mohan Kumar, M.Gowthaman, M.Harikrishnan, A.Kesava nanthanan

Nowadays, Motor bikes are used as the most common vehicle. People majorly used to park their vehicle in closed parking lot. Sometimes people even also used in open parking lot. While parking the motor bike in open space the seat of the bike gets heated easily due to exposure of sun. In this situation, people used their vehicle it is not convenient for people who ride the bike comfortable. It also causes irritation to riders as well as passengers who sits back of the rider. So this project has been planned to reduce the heat of the Motor bike seat and make comfortable feel for people with less cost.

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4980-4983  



R. Kiruba Shankar, M. G. Ramjee, M. Saran, S. Sasivengat

In India, the cultivation of cassava is mainly done in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Assam, etc. Tamil Nadu stands first both in area and production followed by Kerala and Andhra Pradesh. The mixed cropping system practiced in these states provides the much needed additional income to the small and marginal farmers. As per the second advanced estimates for the period 2012- 13, the total area under tapioca in India is 216.66 thousand hectares and the production is about 7319.13 thousand metric tons. The cultivation of cassava can be done by using planted sprigs of cassava’s. This re-cultivation process is a cyclic process which requires manual power. Farmers used to chop the planted cassava sprigs of around 10cm for the re-cultivation of cassava and this requires manual power and time consuming. So the needed project that can chop the cassava sprigs as per the requirement for the further cultivation s to be designed and fabricated.

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4984-4986  



A Saravanan, V Mohanaselvan, R Mohan, B Mohan Prasad

In mills and agricultural fields grains are collected by means of number of labors and more time consumption. In order to limit the time and work wages a simple mechanical heaping machine is been constructed to handle with less labors. The main objective of this project is to heap the paddy and also to clean the garden in an effective manner with simple adjustments and less remuneration. In this machine the driving shaft of the wheel is welded with sprockets on either side of the shaft. A parallel shaft is been connected adjacent to the preceding shaft by mechanical means. This shaft is also with the same sprocket attachment. The center part of this shaft consist the sweeper. The power from rotating shaft is transferred to the sweeper shaft by chain drive. The rotation is provided by driving shaft which is connected to wheel. The sweeper could also be adjusted based on its application. Unlike other Grain collecting machines it is operated fully in a mechanical means. In modern grain handling machines, the grains are collected by means of vacuum suction and it requires external power supply. So, the frictional losses in modern machines will be more and so the maintenance cost for the machines will be a great problem. For making these conditions prevailing in modern machines easier and cost reduction, this grain collecting machine could be used. It has a great advantage over modern machines both in design and product manufacturing cost.

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4987-4990  



Dr. Rahul Pandey

The advancement procedure was started in India in the mid 1990s got radical changes the working of Indian securities exchange. Rising globalization, deregulation,&outside portfolio speculations made the Indian stock trades aggressive&proficient in their working. The job of financial specialists is the way to accomplishment of market guided monetary framework&since it is FIIs who siphon their reserve funds into the business sectors, their ventures should be channelized to the most compensating parts of the economy. One of the most prevailing financial specialists bunches that have risen to assume basic jobs in the general execution of the securities exchange are Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs). Being a creating nation, India draws in an enormous entirety of FII consistently. These remote speculations greatly affect the economy of India. Indian stock exchange, which is one of the pointers of the monetary status, is likewise being influenced by the outside speculations made. This portfolio streams by FIIs carry with them incredible bit of leeway as they are motors of development while bringing down the expense of capital in the developing business sector. This paper shows whether Foreign Institutional financial specialists truly affect the stock markets of India.

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4991-4996  



M. Eval Setiawan, Musdizal, Suhadi, Emayulia Sastria, Toni Haryanto, Novinovrita M, Lia Angela, Hendra Lardiman, Bukhari Ahmad, Mhmd. Habibi

The popular scientific book was developed to construct the reader's knowledge in recognizing survival plants in the forest. The purposed of the development of this book was to help in identifying the wild plants that can be consumed and used as medical material directly in the forest. Besides, the development process, the practicality and validity stages of popular scientific books were intended to assess the exactness and easiness of the use of these popular scientific books. Meanwhile, in this research used development method which ADDIE development design and it was consisted of the stages of Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate. However, in practicality and validity tests were only carried out at the Develop stage. The material and media validity were tested by the media and material expert team. The instrument was used a validation questionnaire. The practicality level testing was carried out on 25 student’s mountaineering community and this used questionnaire instruments and interview sheets. The research data were analyzed descriptively. Thus, based on the results of the research at the material validation stage it is known that the book has an average value of 100% and it means that the book material has been very good and appropriate. Furthermore, the results of the validator's assessment on the design indicators of the contents of the book got an average value of 94.10% with a very good category. The practicality test results were obtained 92.68% with very good category.

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4997-5000  



P. Mohamed Rajab, J.Abjit and S.Shafeer Ahamed

Seawalls are constructed along the shoreline to prevent coastal erosion due to wave action. Scour at seawall toe is an important aspect leading to the failure of many seawalls and it can cause structural instability. In this study, the investigations on seabed scour in front of the seawall existing along the Puducherry coast have been carried using one dimensional, DHI-LITPACK-LITPROF module for three monsoon seasons viz., i) Fairweather, (ii) South west monsoon season and (iii) Northeast monsoon season. The numerical result indicates that the maximum scour hole formation in front of the seawall after completion of one year simulation i.e. at the end of the northeast monsoon season is around 4.5m with covering 100m wide area and 110 m away from the seawall. In front of the seawall an alternative scour and deposition has been observed in seawall parallel.

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5001-5004  



Dr. Aditi Sharma, Dr. Nirajan Prasai, Dr. Puneeta Ajmera, Sheetal Yadav, Dr. Samragi Madan

This study talks about Medical Tourism which refers to any travel to foreign countries for receiving medical treatment. Medical Tourism has become one of the large-scale businesses for many countries such as India, Thailand and many South American countries. Also, countries like Malaysia and Singapore attract a lot of medical tourist. The medical tourism industry is growing gradually. Medical tourism helps in providing fast and easier access to all the services that are required. Medical Tourism is of great importance in context to different prospective such as according to the patient, according to the economic status of the hospital as well as of the country. The main objective of this study is to find out and understand various challenges that are being faced by the medical tourism in India. All the international patients of all age groups were included in the study. A sample of 50 international patients was selected for the study. Results were made based upon the questionnaire and it was observed that the Majority of the medical tourists visited India only for the treatment. Low cost was not the primary reason for their visit to India, instead the better quality of the treatment, services, doctors and staff brought them to India. Medical Tourists seemed to be highly satisfied with the Doctors and fairly satisfied with the nurses and the services. The proper conclusion was made by SWOT analysis after this. Then some of the recommendations were given with respect to the result at micro and macro levels. Also, the future prospects and limitations of the study were also mentioned.

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5005-5011  



Maftuch, Febi Nadhila Nurin

This study examines Hermetia illucens Larvae as immunostimulant in common carp infected with A.hydrophila bacteria as seen from total leukocytes, differential leukocytes, total erythrocytes, hemoglobin, hematocrit, phagocytosis activity, and gill histopathology. Oral administration of immunostimulants ie with H. illucens larvae which has been mashed into powder is subsidized into commercial feed for 30 days in a controlled aquarium with a dose of H. illucens larvae A (4%), B (6%), C (8%) %), and D (10%). The results of this study indicate that at dose C (8%) which provides the best immune system improvement seen from the lowest total leukocytes, differential leukocyte results (lymphocytes, monocytes, neutrophils) indicate that at treatment C (8%) each has the lowest value, highest total erythrocytes, hemoglobin, and hematocrit. In gill histopathology test, it was found that common carp gill damage infected by A. hydrophila bacteria after being given immunostimulant H. illucens larvae for 30 days, namely edema, hypertrophy, and necrosis. The lowest mean score of scoring gills damage was also shown at dose C (8%)

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5012-5019  



Abdulahanaa

This study is the synergy of sharia banks and sharia cooperatives in the empowerment of farmers after the change of agricultural land function is motivated by the fact found in the city of Watampone that the city farmers who have sold the land average on lead to consumptive behavior, so that funds from the sale of rice fields that should be made venture capital, more spent on consumption. Meanwhile, capitalist economic flows are still very large by the property and conventional banks, so that sharia banks and sharia cooperatives in Watampone need to synergize with property entrepreneurs to help urban farmers to guarantee sustainability and economic improvement of farmers. Cooperative model that can be pursued is cooperation based on mudharabah musytarakah contract managed by property companies or Islamic mutual funds through sharia cooperative. This cooperation model is urgent to help reduce and prevent the increase of poverty rate among farmers in Watampone City. This needs to be done since 91% of farmers do not switch over to more productive sectors, 94% of farmers do not get leads by others for business continuity, and only 5% among farmers who invest their wetland sales for venture capital. Therefore it is necessary to socialize to convince and eliminate the farmers' suspicions about the need for this program in order to promote the economy of the peasants and the Indonesian nation.

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5020-5026  



Irma Yanti Rangkuti, Ramadhan Bestari, Ichwan Alamsyah Lubis

Cancer is one of the deadly diseases. Every year there’s an increase of cancer patients, one of which is colon cancer, which ranks third worldwide. Chemotherapy is a cancer treatment option with high effectiveness, but there are problems of drug resistance and side effects that limit the use of chemotherapy. Sabrang onion (E. bulbosa (Mill.) Urb.) One of the plants from Kalimantan, Indonesia which has a cytotoxic effect on colon cancer cells WiDr. This study aims to determine the apoptotic activity of Sabrang (E. bulbosa (Mill.) Urb.) Ethyl acetate extract on WiDr cells. The study was conducted in vitro on WiDr cells. The test was carried out by exposing ethyl acetate extract of sabrang onion to WiDr cells for 24 hours then apoptosis test was performed using the flowcytometry method in the Laboratory of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, Gadjah Mada Indonesia. The results of the study showed that sabrang onion ethyl acetate extract caused an increase in initial apoptosis and end apoptosis of WiDR cells and was concentration dependent.

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5027-5030  



Navsuraj Paul, Dr Sukhdeep Singh Dhami

Earth Moving Machinery is very expensive and is used extensively in harsh working environment. Therefore, it is imperative that the owners of the machines have access to the working status of the machines in real time. The OEMs of earthmoving machinery equipment provide a web based interface to their customers showing information such as on/off status, GPS location etc. The interface does not provide any information on some important aspects such as whether the machine is idling or digging when on and proper/improper handling of the machine by the operator. A study of vibration data fetching devices was carried out for selecting a low cost and reliable sensor and data acquisition system. ADXL 335 GY-61 accelerometer was selected for measuring the vibration data and Arduino Uno WiFi microcontroller board was chosen for fetching the vibration data from the sensor and uploading it to the cloud. A free cloud service cayenne.mydevices.com was used for displaying the idling and digging modes of the machine by correlating the machine vibration data with the respective modes. From the vibration data it was observed that during idling mode the average value in X direction was 650 mV/g in Y direction 660 mV/g and in Z direction 670 mV/g. However, during digging operation the corresponding values were 735 mV/g in X direction, 730 mV/g in Y direction and 610 mV/g in Z direction. Therefore, it was inferred from the vibration data that whether the machine is in idling or digging mode. An alarm feature was added to alert the operator and the owner of the machine through a message on his/her mobile phone in case a vibration value higher than 765 mV/g was measured by the system during digging mode.

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5042-5045  



Elbert M. Galas

This project primarily aimed to develop an Online Production and Sales Management System for a printing press company. It is an online-based application designed for the management of its business production and sales that is more efficient and synchronized than the current manual system. Specifically, it focused on the development of the following modules: (1) File Maintenance Module; (2) Material Inventory Management Module; (3) Job Order Management Module; (4) Billing Module; (5) Payment and Accounting Module; (6) Report Generation Module; (7) Security Module; and (8) User Management Module. The system minimized the company's production and sales endeavor for every transaction and processes they go through, reduced impediments, and upgraded the system into a new and improved one. It enabled handling a large amount of data and made the transaction processing faster and easier. The development of the system was guided by the two main methods in developing systems, namely: Rapid Application Development (RAD) and Model-Driven Development (MDD) methods. The tools used in the development are Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Edition as an integrated development environment (IDE), MS SQL Server 2008 as the database management system, C# 2010 as the programming language combine with AJAX, CSS, jQuery, HTML 5, and ASP.Net 4.0 as framework or platform. The implementation of these methodologies was aided by utilizing Software Engineering Workbenches (SEWs). These workbenches are integrated into Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Edition. Based on the evaluation of the system, the proposed system is highly acceptable by a respondent printing press management and employees, customers, and IT experts. In terms of usability, the proposed system is rated with an average mean of 6.4 described as "Strongly Agree." Thus, it was concluded that the developed system offers functions that can help improve the performance of a printing press company services and is highly recommended for its immediate utilization.

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5046-5051  



Emy Handayani, Muchammad Alfin

Pendet dance is a worship dance that is only performed in Hindu temples as a welcome greeting for the descent of worshiped gods / spirits descended from heaven to earth, , and placed in temples to be given tribute. This study aims to analyze the pendet dance as part of the ritual the religious community of Bali, which contains historical, philosophical, religious, creative and educative values in looking at Balinese culture. This study used holistic approach that contains elements of religion, namely Hindhu sacred dance namely Pendet which symbolizes the welcome of the descent of the gods in the world in religious procedures through traditional dances that are inherited from cultural hereditary. The results showed that the dance is a reflection of an effort to maintain harmony with the environment, as a sense of gratitude for the protection and blessings enjoyed by offering offerings and offerings of performing arts in each ceremony of Pendet dance as a traditional Balinese dance. This suggests to help preserve the culture of Balinese society are of magical value and to maintain religious elements in the framework of legal protection for traditional balinese dance culture.

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5052-5054  



N. Vara Pradeep, Y. Venkatesh, N. Hari Priya, K.S. Ramesh, S. Koteswara Rao

Seismic waves are emanated due to the occurrence of earth. The seismic waves thus generated are sensed by geo phones. The seismic data thus acquired is subjected to refined methods of signal processing and is effectively analyzed spectral estimation of seismic signals using parametric methods gives greater accuracy and r resolution. To resolve power spectrum and investigate the alterations in the spectrum during their presence and absence of disturbances, covariance method can be used which is one among the parametric methods. These studies will be useful for developing and early warning systems for the earthquake prediction.

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5055-5058  



M.Panbarasan, R.Karthikeshwaran, J.Sudharsan, Vivek Thamizhmani

The process safety management in the Exploration & Production is enhanced by digital coaction amongst operators and service providers. On the other hand, the data obtained from surface is associated with the drilling contractors who are not interested in the design of real time data analysing tools. The analysing tools were employed in the oil & gas industry during the initial phase of exploration that too in the seismic processing and the interpretation of subsurface three dimensional & two dimensional contrast images. The present conditions is the right time to develop a real-time operation center (RTOC) in association with a drilling contractor as the upstream field is facing the financial challenge of low price to their products. More innovative techniques in their Exploration & Production will be fruitful, when the field suits up. This paper will discuss in detail about the role of drilling contractor in applying real time data analysis and operation center for the safety enhanced ultradeep water drilling process.

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5059-5066  



SenthilKumar Avinashi Malleswaran, K. Parthiban

Cloud computing offers computational resources as a service to users using a cloud network. In cloud computing, the tasks are executed with the needed resources to distribute the services. There are many task scheduling techniques are used to schedule the user tasks to the resources. In this paper, another effective hybrid task scheduling algorithm is proposed to enhance the performance of task scheduling. In this proposed hybrid algorithm, the Differential Evolution (DE) algorithm and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm are combined. The output of the differential evolution algorithm is enhanced by the PSO algorithm. The Hybrid DE-PSO algorithm results are better than the standard PSO algorithm results.

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5067-5070  



Haripriya H Kulkarni, . Vidula Jape, Shilpa Joshi, Sandeep Bapat

In today’s busy lifestyle, we heard the news related to accidents due to LPG leakage. Now a days everyone is busy with their works. Everyone go to office for job purpose far away from the house. In such cases, if there is leakage of gas at home, no-one is there to pay attention and accidents take place. As well as in case of senior citizens, they may lost their smell sensation and if there is leakage of gas, accidents may occur. The rate of accidents due to leakage of gas is 52 per day in India. From the literature survey, it has been found that, many LPG leakage detectors are available in the market .The working principle of the device is based on sensing the leakage using LPG sensor . The gas sensors will sense the leakage of the gas and then signal send to the microcontroller. The audio as well as video alert is given to the user for taking the appropriate controlling action. It has been also found that there is no device available in the market which detects the LPG gas and also controls its leakage by its own. On the same note, this project is aimed at designing and developing an Innovative “LPG leakage detector and controller”. For detecting the LPG leakage, gas sensor is used which sends signal to the micro-controller to operate the controlling circuit. The controller itself makes the supply of LPG OFF by its own, thus in turn provides safety though the home is locked. The main functions covered while developing the device are, to detect the leakage of LPG on a regular basis, to alert about any hazards that may occur due to LPG leakage by audio and video facility, to implementing controlling actions for LPG leakage, to stop the accidents related with gas leakage and to provide safety. The proposed LPG leakage detector is very useful for today’s very busy schedule where there is no one at home for the whole day. It has following advantages,

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5071-5074  



Dr.Bhagabat Panda, Dr. Babita Panda, Aradhana khillo, Dr. Arjyadhara Pradhan, Dr. Chitralekha Jena

In photovoltaic array, a DC-DC converter plays most important role.DC-DC converter is used to obtain boosted output voltage for the solar PV module. A soft computing technique (MPPT) is required to operate this PV module. We can increase the output voltage of photovoltaic (PV) system by using the soft computing (MPPT) technique. This voltage depends upon the switching frequency and duty cycle of the converter. The paper aims to study PV system which uses a DC-DC boost converter using soft computing as the MPPT for standalone system.

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5075-5079  



Abdurachman, Andi Dody May Putra Agustang, Andi Agustang

The culture of shame heart and social solidarity is a social behavior of the people of Kaitetu that has been going on for generations. This study was an effort to analyze the culture of the Kaitetu community of shame-heart and social solidarity. A series of qualitative studies with an important ethnographic approach was carried out with three research methods; cultural observation, in-depth interviews with several Keitetu communities and focused group discussions. With the three approaches employed above, the findings showed that the formation of a culture of shame heart as well as social solidarity in the Kaitetu community starting with the socialization of the family structure as a small unit of society. Until now the culture is still maintained as a heritage. That state continues as the people of Kaitetu believe that a culture of shame-heart and community solidarity has been able to minimize conflicts and social problems in society. In addition, in the society of Kaitetu social solidarity also has been formed and implemented in the form of Nahulima culture (joint responsibility) and Masohi culture (mutual cooperation). Moreover, the attitude of solidarity of the Kaitetu community has encouraged the growth of a sense of ownership and communal responsibility, thereby strengthening cooperation in maintaining cohesiveness and mutual interests.

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5080-5082  



K.Uma Maheswari, M.Hemalatha

Video streaming over wireless has increased its growth over a decade of time. Many ideal methodologies and improvement has been identified over a period of technological growth, but still latency in the streaming, long time buffering are some serious problems which affects wireless streaming of videos. In contrast to the existing framework, the Enhanced Random Range Based Wireless Streaming Algorithm framework doesn't depend on cooperation with the network, and is therefore appropriate for any standalone organization in any network environment. It additionally doesn't depend on cross-layer information, and would thus be able to be sent on a wide scope of platforms, including Set-Top Box and internet browsers. ERRBWS has an adaptable parameterization, and can be acclimated to the different specialist organization and client necessities and QoE expectations. ERRBWS is a novel Enhanced algorithm for HAS-based On Demand Video. Proposed, Minimum Delay Adaptive Wireless Streaming (MDAWS) is a novel prediction-based algorithm that supports quality-based adjustment with transport latency on the request for a couple of moments. The methodology presented in MDAWS together considers four QoE parts: the live latency, the quantity of playback interferences, the quantity of value advances, and the average video quality. The performance of the Enhanced Random Range Based Wireless Streaming Algorithm scheme is evaluated using various metrics such as: Buffer Level, Throughput level, and mean representation of different values, Buffer ratio and Re-Buffer ratio.

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5083-5090  



R. Prasannalal, K. Ajeesh Kumar

The desire for children among scheduled tribes in Attappady tribal settlements of Palakkad district in Kerala has been analysed by using data taken from a maternal and child health survey conducted in the Attappady tribal settlements of Palakkad district in Kerala during 2017-2018. Out of the total of five hundred and two (502) women in the age group 14-44 surveyed, three hundred and fifty four (354) currently married women were specifically taken for current analysis. The Objectives of present study are to analyse the desire for children and to analyse the determinants of desire for children among scheduled tribes in the above settlements area. Percentage distributions, cross tabulations and chi-square tests were used to analyse the desire for children and its variations with respect to different background variables. Around one third of currently married women had virtually no desire for having another child in future; but among those who desired, majority had the opinion of having another child within two year period of time. The demographic variables such as age, age at marriage, number of living children, number of living sons and number of living daughters were significantly associated with desire for children; more specifically age of women, age of husbands and age at marriage. Community wise differentials were also evident as far as desire for children is concerned. Literacy and educational levels of women and their husbands had also played an important role in determining the desire for children in study area. The decision making capacities of women and working status of both women and their husbands had also played their part in determining the desire for children.

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5091-5094  



Anas Al.Qudah, Myriam Aloulou

the aim of this paper is to examine the empirical relationship of Bitcoin prices with the inflation rate, foreign trade and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita in GCC countries (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates). To explore this issue, we selected a study period of nine years (2009-2017) and we used the correlation between each of (GDP per capita, foreign trade and Inflation) and (the Bitcoin's Prices). The empirical result obtained using simple regression indicates a negative and significant relationship between the bitcoin price and the inflation rate in GCC countries. Based on this result we suggest a model to hedge against inflation in the GCC countries using the bitcoin returns.

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5095-5103  



P.Kalpana, M. Anitha, Dr.P.Tamije Selvy

Nowadays, Electronic inventory management also provides consumers with more information on the items. The catalog management for e-commerce supports the e-commerce process of identifying, processing, retrieving and handling product information. In which digital database the item has two replicates so that consumer interactions are minimized and much more pertinent information on the items should not be included in the search recommendations. The following paper describes the approach for resolving the duplicates of the item and for through the search recommendations by RDMS and DBMS. It therefore generates an outstanding and systematic catalogue

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5104-5107  



S.Saroja , S.Muthukumar, N.S.Harini, M.Priyadharshini, N.Ramya

This paper solves energy constrained-reliability aware scheduling for real time system. The proposed algorithm considers two main objective functions: energy consumption and system reliability. The primary goal of this project is to minimize the energy consumption and improves the system reliability. Our proposed system is the extension of Earliest Deadline First / Dynamic Deadline Modification policy with static low power scheduling algorithm with shared resources (SLPSR) for periodic task which ignores system reliability. With the help of SPF and LPF algorithms, focused on dynamic low power scheduling algorithm with shared resource for periodic task which uses dynamic slack time which preserves reliability simultaneously saving energy is called DLPSR. Finally, we implemented the proposed algorithm (PDLPSR algorithm) by including the priority of the tasks in to the scheduling decisions. Result shows that the proposed algorithm slightly increases the energy consumption while improving the fault tolerance and system reliability.

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5108-5111  



Sukmawati Yasim, Rafiqa, Fajriani, Noerjihad Saleh, Herawaty Abbas

In Indonesia, though various approaches in developing the teaching materials for Translation subject have been widely implemented among EFL Translation classrooms, it is evident that the teaching materials have always been the crucial part to achieve the teaching-learning targets. The present study implemented library research to overview some articles by previous researchers. It was found that Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) was the most recommended approach to develop teaching materials and was successfully implemented to 22 Pre- service teachers situated at Universitas Sulawesi Barat. As the result, it was concluded that after manipulating the materials of Translation containing several tasks, the students could comprehend the theory and apply procedures and its strategies of translation both Bahasa Indonesia to English and English to Bahasa Indonesia.

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5112-5115  



Eem Munawaroh, Binti Isrofin Edwindha Prafitra Nugraheni Afriyadi Sofyan, Dian Purbo Utomo Firdian Setiya Arinata

Academic resiliensi is the ability to deal with academic demands successfully. This study aims to describe the description of the students academic resilience in Faculty of Education Universitas Negeri Semarang. The research method used a survey involving Faculty of education students as respondent. This study used a random sampling technique and resilience scale as an instrument. The results of this research show that students had a score of 88% wich is in high academic resilience category and 12% in the middle academic resilience category. Aspect that shape academic resilience are confidence (self – believe), control (a sense of control), composure (low anxiety), and commitment (persistent) are on a balanced composition. To sum up, students with high academic resilience capable of conduct a task with various level of difficulties and was able to perform the task on time consistently

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5116-5117  



Hariom Singh

This research explores the pertinent issue and challenges regarding insurance intermediaries in Indian insurance sector and other insurance service agents in India with a view sharing the prospects in the Indian insurance industry. It adopts the content analysis approach to review literature from various researches. The insurance broker, agents, corporate agents, intermediaries in insurance sector and other insurance support service agent like actuaries were reviewed. The research conclude that despite cases of low insurance penetration scale in India and malpractices among the Indian insurance intermediaries, the increasing awareness in Indian insurance industry, setting up of regulations by the IRDAI emerging risks demanding attentions of all shareholders and the rising volume of assets and score of economic of the nation are more relevance of the insurance brokers, corporate agents and other agents in Indian Insurance Industry.

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5118-5121  



M. K. Bera, M. Choudhary, R. Mittal, D. K. Tyagi, R. Sehrawat, A. K. Sharma

Nanoscale heat transfer through conductive filaments made of oxygen vacancy in RRAM devices have been studied theoretically for multi-valence cerium oxide (CeO2) based resistive switching material. A thermodynamic model is implemented for the movement of oxygen ions due to Julian heat during the set and reset conditions in CeO2-RRAM device. A physics based numerical modeling is also developed on the basis of temperature and electric field enhanced relocation of oxygen vacancies inside CeO2 to predict the accurate temperature build up inside conductive filaments.

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5122-5125  



R. Gowthamani, K.Sasi Kala Rani, E.Mohanraj, S.Sudhakar

The concept of Blockchain technology is budding as a popular way to build the next generation of systems to tackle security challenges. Solving several troublesome problems of scalability and data integrity arising with traditional storage is achievable with Blockchain technology. Blockchain innovation is decentralized, conveyed record to trade advanced money safely. Compactly, giving security, secrecy, and information trustworthiness with no outsider association as far as controlling the exchange is named as a Blockchain innovation. It serves as an undeniable ledger that permits the transaction to takes place in a decentralized way and works on Bitcoin protocol, where Bitcoin is a consent-less network in which every user can connect with the network. This paper discusses the review of the Blockchain concept with a focus on the challenges and benefits.

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5126-5129  



A.Nithya, Dr.A.Kavitha

Localization is a significant part in the area of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) with the purpose of has introduced important study significance between academia and research community. The task of establishing substantial manages of sensor nodes in WSNs is identified as localization or positioning and is a key issue in today’s communication systems toward approximation the position of starting point of events. On the other hand, localization is issue in huge scale 3-D WSNs appropriate toward the uneven topology, for example holes in the path, of the network. Recently, spatial convex node detection method is introduced by means of Convex Coverage Support Vector Machine (CCSVM) toward handle this issue. However in CCSVM classifier, Optimization the Number of Convex Pieces becomes extremely hard task. It turns into very hard designed for although minimizing or maximizing a quantity of known criteria or property in the computational geometry. Node Weight Swallow Swarm Optimization Convex Node Segmentation (NWS2CNS) is introduced in this work for handling optimization of number of convex pieces. NWS2CNS is proposed to minimize the number of convex pieces during network segmentation in huge scale 3-D WSNs. NWS2CNS is proposed for increasing higher location accuracy which is obtained by means of using a node inertia weight toward correctly computes the acceleration coefficients. High speed of convergence, solving local extremum, and increased localization accuracy are the advantages of proposed NWS2CNS algorithm. In NWS2CNS algorithm, segmental planes are able to be categorized by means of two steps: inside boundary region and outside boundary region. Once these two steps are optimized subsequently we expand the network segmentation correctly by means of decreased localization error. The proposed localization algorithm moreover is appropriate a new 3-D coordinate transformation algorithm, which helps decreases the errors proposed by means of coordinate integration among subnetworks and increase the localization correctness.

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5130-5137  



Ankur Saikia

The relation between land and people are not mere economic but psychological and emotional too as land or natural environment is the major source of culture and identity. It is the land or environment that determines the nature of life sustaining processes. The generations of attachment between land and people are blossomed into unique forms of economy, culture and life-style. Therefore, a sudden separation of people from their original environment or land consists of enormous risks of subjugating and degrading people’s flow of life. In this context, the present study has explored the socio-political and economic challenges faced by the Karbi communities resettled after the Karbi-Kuki conflict in the Borjan Model Village of Karbi Anglong District of Assam.

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5138-5148  



Hina Noor, Dr. Babar Hayat, Izaz Shah, Hafiz Wajid Ali, M Asaad Subih

Requirement Engineering is one of essential phase in software development life cycle. In the last few years many people know much about the success rate of Requirement Engineering in a project’s success. The agile approach will produce a high standard product in less budget and time. With the passage of time, consumers will be more appealing as their technology standards increase rapidly every day. Agile software development (ASD) is an iterative and gradual approach to development that relies on the participation of customers in the development process. So, we can conclude that organizations are still struggling with agile evolution and agile values, especially when it comes to user involvement. Although much research has been carried out on the role of requirement engineering in agile methodologies and practices, more studies are still needed. The aim of this research is to analyze and compare researchers ' work, which will help those who are interested in finding interesting research fields in this area. Requirement engineering impacts the agile approach tremendously.

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5149-5157  



Putri Yanuarita Sutikno Novi Setyasto Bayu Wijayama

Based on the results of a preliminary study in Sadeng 03 Elementary School in Semarang, problems were found in social studies learning in class V. Students found it difficult to memorize the historical actors, places and time of events so that student learning outcomes were low and they were less active in learning. This research is classroom action research. This study aims to improve students’ activities and learning outcomes by implementing background music and inquiry-based learning (IBL) model. The samples of this study were 26 students. Data was obtained through observation, tests, field notes, and documentation. Data analysis techniques using qualitative and quantitative descriptive analysis. The results showed that the application of the background music and IBL was effective in increasing student activity from the high category (1st cycle) to the very high category in 2nd Cycle and 3rd Cycle. The learning model also had an impact on improving student learning outcomes as evidenced by an increase in the average score of results Social studies student learning from 50 (Pre cycle) to 83 (3rd Cycle). Based on these data it can be concluded that the application of the background music and IBL model is effective for increasing the activity and learning outcomes of fifth grade students of SDN Sadeng 03.

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5158-5161  



Hemalatha J, Dr.Lalitha Balakrishnan

Busy lifestyles and changing attitudes has brought about many transformations in the society, in the way people carry out their routines and satisfy their needs. Technologically savvy consumers can harness the benefits of online shopping that help save time, energy and money. But technology adoption, adaptation and its use with has not been easy for all citizens. It’s effective utility to consumers in the online shopping platform depends on individual’s cognitive ability and self-confidence to navigate, seek information, evaluate, decide and transact. Researchers predominantly use the early Technology Adoption and Technology Adaptation models to gauge the preparedness of consumers in the online shopping environment. This study proposes an “Online Shopping Ability’ construct developed based on literature review. Online Shopping Ability is measured in four dimensions – Web Ease, Probe Product, Place Order and Self-Perception. The construct was empirically tested in Chennai and was found to have good reliability and validity.

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5162-5170  



Monyei, Ezieshi Francis, Agbaeze, Kalu Emmanuel, Isichei Ejikeme Emmanuel

The complex changing nature of workplace demands that there is a clear understanding of the possible actions that could be detrimental to employee’s commitment to the organisation's goals and objectives, as this was the motivation of this study. The study used a survey design with a sample of 374 senior academic staff through which data was gathered using a questionnaire instrument. Data analysis was carried out using Partial Least Square (SEM) with the aid of SmartPLSv3.8. The study found that the organisational paranoia has a positive effect on employee’s commitment and that human policies inherent in the organisation are an excellent mediator of the OP and EC relationship. The study validates the cognitive dissonance theory and contributes to expanding studies on employee’s commitment and organisational paranoia. The study makes an in-road as it is the first of its kind to carry out a study on the constructs in the academic sector.

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5172-5185  



Dr.Balambigai Subramanian, Harinikaa.M.M, Kritthika.S, HariSankar.N

In this systematic review, the role of chest X-ray (CXR) and microscopy images in the diagnosis of tuberculosis has been evaluated. Many techniques using image processing and machine learning with different datasets have been implemented for the detection of tuberculosis. An important step in image classification is feature extraction. CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) is created and is used as feature extractor in most cases. It will be useful for classification and identification of TB (Tuberculosis) images. In some cases, the classifiers are combined with certain advanced tools and components for the analysis of better performance. A study of the use of deep learning techniques is presented in this article.

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5186-5188  



V. Sahiti, A.Nikhila sri, S.Sunil Kumar, K.Phaneendra, Lakshman.P

Access control list is a group of commands to filter the traffic that enters and leaves the interface. The commands of acl check the administrator to permit or deny traffic that enters the interface. The main perspective of this research paper is to design an enterprise network design of a company with considering ACL concept. Cisco packet Tracer was used to design and simulate this design. We simulate application layer protocols, routing with RIP, OSPF. Our design consists of data centre and two branches. One in Hyderabad and another one in Bangalore

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5189-5192  



Rais Rahman Haulussy, Najamuddin, Rabihatun Idris, Andi Dody May Putra Agustang

The Sasi Lola is a form of communal resource management practices that have been carried out for generations in various locations in Maluku. The purpose of this study was to analyze the sustainability of the Sasi Lola tradition and customary law in Masawoy, Maluku. To make it easier to analyze the Sasi Lola tradition information, this study used descriptive qualitative methods to gain the data needed such as in-depth interview techniques, literature studies, and field observations. After a series of data collection conducted, the data was started to analyze by a print out of the results of the interview, then took notes the themes, and explored the whole data, and continued with the data coding system to see the main part of the problem, reduced, revised, and drawn conclusions and interpretations where necessary. Therefore, the results showed that the Sasi Lola activities carried out for a long time to maintain natural resources to be sustainable. The forms of Sasi Lola's activities include; Sasi management system that has cleared and measurable boundaries, rights systems, rules, sanctions and monitors mechanisms. While strengthening the existence of Sasi Lola in Masawoy, it can be done with the legalization of traditional institutions in village regulations, recognition of Sasi Lola and traditional institutions in local regulations, and increasing the understanding of the younger generations of Sasi Lola activities.

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5193-5195  



S. Anbalagan, Dr. J. Jayachithra,

This study intended to examine the effect of Satisfaction of flipped classroom teaching strategies among B.Ed. teacher trainees. The satisfaction of the flipped classroom teaching strategies scale consists of 16 items. The sample comprised 60 B.Ed. teacher trainees’ male and female students. Out of 60 B.Ed. teacher trainees for the research and 30 B.Ed. trainees in Experimental group and 30 B.Ed. trainees in Control group purposively selected from the department of Mathematics, Thiagarajar College Preceptors, Madurai, Tamil Nadu.. The findings of the study exposed statistically the sum average value of pupil satisfaction was average=4.78 and Standard Deviation=0.11. The study reveals that flipped classroom is most satisfaction and very effective for teaching achievement in mathematics among B.Ed. teacher trainees. The overall outcome of the study shows that most satisfaction and very effectiveness of flipped classroom has larger effect to get greater achievement in mathematics. Student satisfaction was very significant in achievement in Mathematics.

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5196-5198  



Ahmad Alahmadi

This paper presents the design and implementation of a microcontroller-based control unit utilizing continuous control algorithms. The parallel design approach is applied in the design and selection process. The suggested control unit design has number of features such as : (a) Arduino Due selected as microcontroller,(b) The unit is developed to run on 3.3VDC, (c) it allows to accept inputs of both the current and voltage type sensors’ signals i.e.; current (4 to 20 mA) and voltage (0 to 5 VDC and 0 to 3.3 VDC) respectively,(d) it generates four different types of control signal that include continuous signal type (0 to 5 VDC), PWM (0 to 255), current control (4 to 20 mA) and fully ON/OFF control signal type ,(e)The system supports both wired and wireless interfacing communication between the control unit, sensors and the actuator’s drive. (f)The system is designed with LCD for visual data displaying. The developed prototype was tested experimentally for LED light intensity control and the experimental results are presented.

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5199-5202  



Gbangbot Jean-Michel Kouadio, N’doufou Gnosseith Huberson Claver, N’ganza Kesse Paul Armand,

This study on the morpho-sedimentary evolution of part of the Jacqueville coast aims to understand the behaviour of the beach during a tidal cycle. Several methods were used to carry out this study. The topographic survey method shows overall fattening of the study portion. The sediment reworking method, in a tidal cycle, gives a fattening morphology on both profiles A and B with amplitudes of sedimentary movements reaching 38.5 cm. The coastline is indeed stable. The beach adopts each of the two morphological states. While one portion is getting fatter, another is eroding.

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5203-5207  



B. Balaji Bhanu, Mohammed Ali Husain, Mahmood Ali Mirza

In this paper, we have proposed a high throughput offering IoT system for agriculture applications. The proposed system performance is analyzed using network simulator tool by different network protocols and proposed an best performance offering IoT topology. Finally the best performance offering topology is physically realized using controllers, sensors and actuators. We have extended our analysis theoretically, simulation wise and finally practical realization. Overall the proposed topology is offering high throughput. The IoT system is capable to collect six physical parameters like humidity, temperature, solar radiation, wind direction, wind speed, and pressure. Finally an application is designed to display the physical parameters.

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5208-5211  



Martin James Moloney, Hanifah Mutiara Sylva

The Billboard Chart tracks the sales and popularity of popular music in the United States of America. Due to the cross-cultural appeal of the music, the Billboard Chart is the de facto international chart. A concern among cultural commentators was the prevalence of swearing in songs by artists who were previously regarded as suitable content for the youth or ‘pop’ market. The researchers studied songs on the Billboard Top 10 from 2009 to 2018 and checked each song for profanities. The study found that ‘pop’, a sub-genre of ‘popular music’ did contain profanities; the most profane genre, ‘Hip-hop/Rap’ accounted for 76% of swearing over the ten-year period. A relationship between amount of profanity and YouTube popularity was moderately supported. The researchers recommended adapting a scale used by the British television regulator Ofcom to measure the gravity of swearing per song.

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5212-5220  



Saeed Hussain Ahmed Dr. Kamaladevi Baskaran

Blue-collar workers are typically defined as workers who work manually, physically and generally earn lower incomes who plays key role in any construction of organization in UAE. UAE is home to around half a million blue-collar workers. The real question is whether they are motivated and perform work to their fullest potential. This paper revolves around the importance of motivating and recognizing these blue-collar workers. It talks about the initiatives taken by the Government of UAE in order to provide happiness and satisfaction to blue-collar workers. Motivation always focused on white-collar employees in every organization but managements need to realize that for achieving effectiveness, efficiency and growth, every employee including the blue-collar workers should be motivated and should feel satisfied and happy in their workplace. This report shows an overview of the importance of motivation towards the Blue-collar works and with the help of a primary research through questionnaire. Upon receiving feedbacks from the workers, it has been concluded that the management should necessarily take initiatives towards motivating the Blue-collar workers and should realize their importance in the organization. Blue-collar workers are essential for any organization and play a very important role. Plans are made by the higher authorities but are mostly executed by these workers and without this execution, a company cannot grow. The contribution to growth from these workers should be realized by every single organization and they should motivate both white as well as Blue-collar workers.

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5221-5224  



Dr.S.R. Mugunthan, Dr.A.P. Shanmugamurthy, Mr.A. Lakshmeekanth

Instant messaging plays an important role in competitive social networking market and lot of efforts has been taken for making it simple. One can receive many notifications from social networking Apps in a day. There are some easier and smoother ultimate solutions needed in Digital Mobile world. In this paper, we propose an aggregate and sensitive model to read the contents of WhatsApp messages. These messages are grouped by aggregate and sensitive mathematical models based on the keywords given. The simulation results show that the proposed method can work better in terms of number of message reading, delay and grouping of messages.

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5225-5228  



Roby Syaiful Ubed, Sony Hartono

The purpose of this research is to present and introduce a scheme that is easy to be accepted by village-owned enterprises (VOE) as a device to help creating strategy of organization in order to achieve sustainability, primarily related to economic, social-environment, and strategic-leadership. The study is expected to response of a question on how some VOEs can be more withstand than other VOEs. A village, Ponggok, located in Central Java, was chosen as a research object since its VOE, Tirta Mandiri, is proven to be one of the sustaining VOEs in Indonesia. A three-layer business model canvas (TLBMC), a preliminary tool to evaluate the information related to VOE sustainability, were modified since some factors were not be able to be used in proposed TLBMC by Joyce and Paquin (2016). From the findings, the VOE sustainability can be captured by three canvases used in this study such as the economic canvas, the social-environment canvas, and the strategic-leadership canvas. Accordingly, this study is projected to give contribution, particularly to VOEs that need to be sustainable so that villages communities may acquire further economically, socially, and environmentally.

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5229-5235  



Stefanus Hendra Wongso, Frans Gana, Anthon S. Y. Kerihi

This study aims to describe entrepreneurial motivation, entrepreneurial competence, financial literacy and business performance in micro, small and medium enterprises in the city of Kupang. Given the fact that the number of business units from the micro, small and medium enterprises group far exceeds the number of business units of large business groups, it can be said that the contribution of small businesses to the relatively large growth of gross domestic income is due to the large number of units, not because high level of business performance. From the results of the study found a significant relationship between entrepreneurial motivation, entrepreneurial competence, and financial literacy on the performance of micro, small and medium enterprises in the city of Kupang.

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5236-5241  



Syaparuddin, Faradina Zevaya

This research aims to analyze (1) Export Import’s Development pattern in Asean Countries and Export Import Pattern according to Destiny and origin country, (2) Factors affecting Export Import in Asean Countries, (3) Simultaneous correlation amongst of Export Import in Asean Countries. Technic of Data Analysis is used by combining Descriptive Qualitative and Quanitative methods. Pattern of Export Import’s Development according to destiny and origin country utilizing descriptive analysis. Then, to analyze factors affecting export import in Asean Countries is used Simultaneous Equation Regression Model. And in analyzing simultaneous correlation amongst of export and import in Asean countries is used Hausman Test. This research results show pattern of export and import in Asean countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Fhilippina, Vietnam, Myanmar, and Cambodia) possess same (equal) relative pattern, whereby the enhancement or Decline of export followed by the enhancement and decline of import, vice versa. It means export and import value in Asean countries are increasing or decreasing occurred at the same time. By utilizing simultaneous equation model, import and exchange rate variables have significantly effect to export in Asean countries. Then, for import model is export variable only that has significant effect to import in Asean countries. There are no Asean countries whereby export and import have simultaneous correlation.

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5242-5248  



Zef Arfiansyah

This study intends to measure some of the indicators that determine the audits quality published by the Indonesian Institute of Certified Public Accountants. The indicators measured are auditor’s competence, independence, and workload and. Audit quality is measured by the presence or absence of violations committed by the auditor during the audit. The data are obtained from the results of PPPK examinations for the period of 2014 until 2017 and Annual Public Accountant Firm Report to Ministry of Finance. Data is processed by logistic regression. The results show that, for Indonesia, audit quality is more determined by the independence and professionalism of professional staffs. Where independence has a positive effect while the workload of professional staff has a negative effect on audit quality. More interesting for the case of Indonesia, the workload of Public Accountants (partners) and the competence of Public Accountants does not affect audit quality. This shows there are problems in the pattern of Continuing Professional Education that has been carried out as well as in the role of the Public Accountant in implementing the engagement

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5249-5254  



Priteshkumar Prajapati, Dhruvi Bhagat, Dr. Parth Shah

Android is an open source operating system which is mainly used for the smartphones, there are other operating systems also exist for smartphones such as IOS and windows. Majority of the people have the Android operating system and as it is open source malware attacker mainly attacks this system to gain user personal information or to harm the privacy. There are different ways to attack through the malicious application and thus its prevention and detection is the major issue. This paper discusses some of the techniques used to detect malicious applications to secure the Android operating system.

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5255-5258  



Muhamad Sazeli Rifki, Endang Sepdanius, Rahmatil Husni

The types of activities carried out in participating in recreational sports greatly determine the number of participants involved. Therefore, various kinds of sports are highly demanded due to providing numerous choices of activities to be participated in. The Volscert game is one of a activities developed to meet the needs of participants in doing sports. All details of how the game done and what rules to follow are clearly explained. This study aims at testing the rules of the game and its implementation. This research was conducted in three main steps as follows: (1) preliminary study, (2) expert validity, and (3) trial. The instrument used was questionnaire on Likert scale. It was used to collect responses about the game and its rules. Expert validity was carried out by volleyball, soccer and sepaktakraw experts meanwhile the feasibility tests were carried out on 20 respondents in a small scale test and 60 respondents in a large scale test. The validity results show that volscert game rules are feasible to use whereas another test result shows that the games’ rules and implementation are greatly accepted by 90% of participants taken from small scale and large scale tests.

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5259-5263  



Yuriy Robul, Oleksandr Deineha, Marynacar Prokopenko, Nataliia Novikova, Olena Lukianykhina, Nataliia Baistriuchenko

An independent and informed buyer, for the most part, no longer responds to attempts to sell him something “on the forehead”. The paradigm of “cold” sales and the constant search for new customers does not compete with the new strategy - building long-term relationships with customers using specially designed “sales tunnels”. The article reveals the concept of cyber-sales or auto-funnels. The methodology of construction and operation of automatic sales tunnels is shown, both at the preparation and planning stage and at the stage of technical implementation of the sales tunnel. Particular attention in the article is given to chatbots, which are used in instant messengers for the technical organization of sales tunnels. They can build communication with the client around the clock, perform tasks of information and promotion. They significantly reduce the cost and simplify work with clients. Every year, bots are becoming smarter and more functional. The article considers five main proposals that are necessary for the consumer to move through the funnel: Lead Magnet, Tripwire, Core Product, Profit Maximizer and Recurring Payments. The article also lists the main tools used in the planning, implementation and analysis of auto-funnels. Cyber sales in business is a customer communication system that works automatically. A sequential chain of interconnected content that, like a tunnel, leads a customer to a purchase. In fact, this automated system is an alternative to the services of a sales manager. This article will help optimize the digital strategy of the enterprise by moving from cold sales with a loss of up to 99% of traffic to automatic sales using chatbots and the highest conversion.

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5264-5268  



K Venugopal Reddy Dr. Neeraj sharma

Medicinal chemists in the pharmaceutical business currently routinely use solid-phase organic synthesis (SPOS) to plan libraries of little organic molecules for screening. The present enthusiasm for solid-phase organic synthesis has prompted a restored enthusiasm for an integral method where solid-bolstered reagents are utilized in arrangement phase science. This system deters the requirement for connection of the substrate to a solid-support and empowers the scientific expert to screen the responses utilizing well-known investigative methods. The qualities and along these lines capacity of a polymer can be custom fitted by adjusting its length and the substituents showed on the spine.

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5269-5272  



Satyadeep Lahkar

This paper is an attempt to analyze the four schools of thought pertaining to the concept as well as practice of trade unionism, one of the major social movement emerged and carried out throughout the world. Though the notion of trade unionism is considered as an Marxist thought, but different thinkers, ideologies not directly belonging to the non-Marxists school have also contributed a lot towards the development of labour solidarity and trade unionism. Understanding these theoretical schools are instrumental not only in having an outlook towards the inherent meaning of the said concept and most importantly, it can also give an in-depth insight of the strategies and tactics to materialize the same.

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5273-5276  



Janga vijaykumar E Srinivasa Reddy Tucha Kedir Elemo

Epilepsy is a brain disorder triggered by abnormal neuronal activity and hallucinations of epileptic cases are of primary interest. The EEG is the rhythmic discharge from the local or entire brain which usually takes seconds to minutes. Indices of irregular electrical activity in the brain are synchronous and almost frequent pulses and rapid bursts, which are also usually regarded as seizures. In this analysis, the energy filter (LP) linear prediction bias specifies the input and offset periods of the EEG signal. The occurrence of pulses and high waves in EEG seizures is controlled by an updated linear predictor device. All expected EEG pulse cycles are used for production and measurement purposes in this study and device output is calculated with a ROC graph. This uses the Wavelet approach for extract signals features and LightGBM purpose of classification. The methodology proposed contributes significantly to treatment of epileptic seizures because the ictal EEG is first administered with a changed linear estimation bias. The findings of the suggested method are evaluated using ROC, which indicates that seizures were 95.6% effective. The suggested solution was effective with high accuracy and faster training time.

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5277-5282  



Durgempudi Sriramreddy Dr. G. Nanthakumar

Cloud bursting is the way toward coordinating open cloud assets alongside interior IT framework. Hybrid cloud bursting can be a financially savvy approach to manage the expanding multifaceted nature of enormous information examination, particularly for iterative applications. Tragically, there is no exhaustive way to deal with treating the issues of cloud bursting. Most analysts attempt to handle one of the parts of cloud bursting process by recommending structures or through reusing certain procedures to improve the throughput. The rise of cloud computing, the industry is moving its applications and items into the cloud as cloud situations are described by a few highlights. It likewise offers an assortment of administrations for different business dares to improve their business contributions and to build their income.

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5283-5286  



Nageshwar Rao Daggu, Dr. S. Rukkumani

Abstract: Higher education is a very important factor in the development of each country. The staff working in these institutions, both administratively and academically, is the place where students take responsibility and have the skills and experience to contribute to national development. Selection and recruitment is the important elements of HRM. There is a reasonable differentiation among recruitment and choice. Bernerth, Feild, Walker, Armenakis, Giles and clarified that recruitment is the way toward pulling in a huge pond of experienced individuals for business. This includes making arrangements for human asset to employment configuration, expected set of responsibilities, work examination, making mindfulness among others.

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5287-5290  



Geetanjali Shrivastava

The research aims at evaluating deposit-advances management of commercial banks in India during the period from 2006-07 to 2015-16. The data has been collected from the annual reports published by both HDFC Bank and IDBI Bank, Reserve Bank of India’s periodic bulletins and publications of the Indian Banks Association. Statistical techniques like percentage, averages; coefficient of variation, Paired sample t-test has been applied. This research is limited to one nationalized bank and one private of India and for a period of only ten years starting from 2006-07 till 2015-16. It may not be applicable across the banking sector in India or around the world. The study reveals that the credit-deposit ratio of HDFC bank was comparatively low throughout the study period, indicating that the IDBI bank does not have enough liquidity to cover its future financial obligations or uncertain funding requirements. The Cash-Deposit ratio of both the banks showed that HDFC Bank provides better assurance to their customers that the bank has sufficient funds to pay them back whenever they want to withdraw the same.

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5291-5297  



Dortje L. Y. Lopulalan, Jumadi Sahabudin, Muhammad Syukur

This study aimed to analyze the existence and factors that influence the use of local languages in Maluku society. The approach taken to this research was descriptive qualitative. Data collection was done through observation, interview, and documentation techniques. Interviews were conducted to 20 informants chosen deliberately. The results showed that there have been differences in patterns of language use or language choice by local language speakers of different generations and it can be interpreted as having or are being shifted. Several factors that cause the fading of the existence of local language in the Maluku community were the weakening of local language communication in the family and the lack of awareness of the young generation using for the local languages. Similarly, in the family environment, the parents no longer teach the local language to their children. As a result, no longer family members actively use local languages at home for daily communication. The choice of language of a person, family, and the whole community was one of the causes of language shifts. Another factor is the younger generation tends to use national and international language rather than local language or mother-tongue.

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5303-5306  



G.sridevi,S.satyanarayan T.Anuradha.

In this day and age, Health observing is significant on account of occupied calendars we can't have the option to make separate time for normal wellbeing tests. IOT gadgets help us a parcel to screen our wellbeing. In emergency clinics likewise beds are not accessible at certain conditions. In such a circumstance this gadget is exceptionally valuable to screen the patient wellbeing. This gadget is particularly utilized for heart patients to screen the beat rate and temperature of the body. Along these lines, it is valuable to avoid potential risk by ceaseless checking. IOT based wellbeing checking framework records the patient's heartbeat rate and internal heat level. Arduino will gather the information from sensors and send the information toTHINGSPEAK.COM. We need to make a record in THINGSPEAK.COM, at that point we need to make our very own channel. We will utilize THING HTTP application of the server to trigger the IFTTT applet for information section to google sheets. THING HTTP empowers correspondence among gadgets, sites, and web administrations without actualizing the convention on the gadget level. We can make reference to activities in THINGHTTP which we need to trigger utilizing other THINGSPEAK application.

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5307-5311  



Deepika Malviya, Dr. Prashant Sharma, Ankita Bhargava

MANET became most popular and employed wireless networks. In MANET, hubs utilizes remote connects to interface each other in a system MANET is part of dynamic type of network as it deploy non-fixed infrastructure, dynamic topology, absence of central administration which can provide assistance to all nodes of network and self configured. Principle focal point of our examination is DoS recognition and presentation of different strategy for suspension of attack. A framework is structured which joined the upper side of various methodologies and attempted to deal with all aspects of DoS attack. Our system work in three layer i.e. Monitoring, Detecting and Suspending (MDS). In Monitoring stage identification of whether network is suffering from any attack or not is done. In detecting stages, types of different attacks are classified and many ways to deal with are devised. In third step i.e. Suspension methods are enrolled to either remove the nodes from network which misbehave or introduce new feature such that nodes cannot easily introduce DoS attack. Such counter steps are taken such that malicious node are also forced to act in a proper way.

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5312-5315  



Natalia V. Sergeyeva, Nadezhda M. Stolarchuk, Valerii V. Danylenko, Zhang Hong

In recent years, due to the volatility of the economic situation in the world. Accordingly, in Ukraine, less and less of its own, budgetary or attracted funds has been allocated for the development of investments in agriculture. Results of the analysis show that the share of capital investment in agriculture in 2018 in Ukraine is 11.42%, which is rather major for the agro-based economy. It is, therefore, necessary to review approaches to sources of capital investment financing. According to statistics, the main sources of capital investments have their sources of enterprises, such as depreciation and profit. However, methodological approaches to generating and accounting for profit as a source of capital investment are outdated and inefficient. Improvements also are reflected methodology of distribution of net income on a sub. The question of the accuracy of reporting of these categories. In the reporting, compliance with the requirements of different user groups is a topic of discussion of many scientists.

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5316-5320  



Victor A. Zamlynskyi, Olena V. Stanislavyk, Oleksandr M. Halytskyi, Maryna V. Korzh, Nadiia P. Reznik

In every project that involves a team, conflict is imminent. It can come in the form of a conflict of ideas, a conflict of existing resources, or even personal conflicts, among others. The success of any given project is, therefore, strongly dependent on how well the team can address these conflicts, how the team leader can identify the conflicts in the first place, and how this can be useful in mitigating or avoiding the conflicts altogether. One way this can achieve is by the use of specific models, specially designed to address conflict in projects. This study's focus is on the use of the team conflict dynamics model, with a closer look at how useful it is in the analysis of different clash types and team clash profiles. This study will look at how these aspects allow for more comfortable and more efficient production of resolutions which can significantly improve or lead to project success. A blend of both primary and subordinate sources of info will be adopted, allowing for the identification of useful facts and figures concerning the model and its real-life project applications in various scenarios..

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5321-5325  



Mahmood Jasim Al-Samydai, Dima Musa Al-Dajani, Lina Abdalah Al-ataywi

the aim of this study is to identify the word of mouth and its effects on the buying behavior of stocks at the Amman financial exchange market. The Researcher relied on a questionnaire as a means of data collocation method for the study. The study sample consisted of 125 clients who are clients at the Amman financial exchange market who were chosen at random, the researcher used the statistical package (SPSS) for data analysis. The researcher reached several conclusion, most important ones were that there was a medium level of evaluation for the word of mouth for the clients of the Amman stock exchange financial market reaching (3.55), The research has shown the word of mouth to have an effect of statistical significance (at p=0.05) on the buying behavior of the stocks at the stocks exchange including things like dealers, communication, reference group and the company status. Based on the results of this study the researcher made several recommendations including working on enhancing awareness of the stock exchange clients about the economic activity that is included in the word of mouth.

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5326-5330  



Bhaskar Marapelli

: Estimation of Effort in the Software Development Life Cycle is crucial for project planning where resources are decided. Since a good estimate of resources leads to a good estimate of the cost of the project and helps in the success of the project, effort estimation becomes one of the research topics. Much research using machine learning techniques has been done for effort estimation and no single technique is superior. Machine learning techniques use statistical analysis on datasets and help us in the prediction and estimation of effort. This study proposes effort estimation methods based on ensemble techniques to improve the performance accuracy of individual machine learning methods. Three ensemble techniques Voting, Bagging and Boosting were studied to show the performance accuracy of individual machine learning techniques could be improved using ensemble methods, which combine several machine learning methods into one predictive model. It has been observed that Boosting adds weak predictors to an ensemble and each corrects its predecessor can give more accurate performance than single machine learning methods and also other ensembles

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5331-5336  



Ahmad Hasan Afandi, Darsono Wisadirana, Sanggar Kanto, Helmi Mochtar

The participation of the religious elite (Kyai tarekat) in practical politics, automatically invites prolonged conflict in the body of the tarekat organization. The Islamic community in Jombang which was once united by an Islamic political ethic became divided, as a result of Kyai Musta'in in 1977 shifted support from the PPP party to Golkar. This difference in political orientation occurred among religious leaders, particularly within NU. They maintain affiliation with the only PPP Islamic party, and Kyai Musta'in is affiliated with Golkar. This gave birth to a situation where mutual blame occurred. Furthermore, the split conflict gave birth to two tarekat institutions, firstly Jamiyah Tarikat Qodiriyah Wan Naqsabandiyah under the Kyai Mustainid Mursid commander continued to run in Rejoso Ponpes Darul 'Ulum, Kyai Adlan was formally recognized by the NU organization when he was also elected as the leader of Jamiyah Expert Thariqat al Mutabarah an Nadhiyah at a conference in Semarang in 1979. This study uses a qualitative method with the Phenomenology approach. To help unravel the social and political conflicts of the tarekat clerics in Jombang, the writer uses the Lewis Coser Conflict Theory. The results of the study analyzed the Qodiriyah Wa Naqsabandiyah Rejoso tarriarchal conflict split, which impacted in 1978 the establishment of a new tarekat organization namely Jam'iyah Al Mu'tabarah Tarekat Expert and Nahdliyyah (JATMAN), then in 1999 the formation of the Jamiyah Mujahada of the Qodiriyah Congregation Wan Naqsabandiya (Jamu Taqwa) at Undar. tarekat organizations in Jombang each have pilgrims or supporters who are equally interested by the community..

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5337-5344  



Sonal Devesh, Abdullah, M. Asrul Affendi

The paper examines the determinants of food security in Oman during the period 1980-2017. It investigates the influence of population growth rate and GDP per capita on food import bill. Cointegration and vector error correction model (VECM) approach have been used to identify the long term and short-term relationship of food security determinants. The finding indicates that food security in Oman is positively influenced by the population growth rate and GDP/capita. The error correction term suggests that 98 percent of the total disequilibrium in food security was being adjusted every year which a fast adjustment is justifiable for an oil producing country.

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5345-5351  



K. Sandeep Rao, V. N. Siva Praneeth, Y. V. Pavan Kumar, D. John Pradeep

The classical off-line tuning of PID controller may not cope-up with the real-time disturbances as the control design process is independent of disturbance characteristics. So, the recent research focuses on making this tuning process on-line by using artificial intelligence techniques. Among various artificial intelligence/machine learning techniques, neural networks (NN) provide multiple features such as control design, forecasting, regression analysis, etc. However, the efficacy of artificial NN depends on how well the system is getting trained. Besides, there are many training algorithms available for implementing artificial NN to tune PID controller gain parameters for a given system. However, the selection of suitable training algorithm influences the effectiveness of the PID controller in the system. Moreover, the effective algorithm identified for one system may not work well for another type of system. So, it is always an important task to analyze which algorithm works better for the given system characteristics. With this intent, this paper presents a quantitative investigation on implementation procedure and response characteristic of different typical artificial NN training algorithms when applied to tune PID controller gain values to provide a robust control action for a considered system. The analysis has been presented with the help of MATLAB/Simulink® based simulation results.

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5352-5360  



Darius Shyafary, Sektalonir Oscarini Wati Bhakti, Dwi Cahyadi

Product Design Study Program is one of study programs in Design Department in Samarinda State Polytechnic. Since more than 15 years ago, the study program organization has been very dynamic with the influences from the external and internal factors. This condition is needed to be reviewed and re-analyzed so that the organization survival will remain to run better. The objective of the research was to set from of the new strategy by using the SWOT analysis along with the help of the SWOT analyzer software. The data taken from 2006 to 2019 was used in this research. The results of the study showed that 1) Targeting the vision and mission achievement gradually and continuously. 2) Promoting continuously to attract the future students. 3) Proposing the scholarship of doctorate programs for the lecturers to the government. 4) Increasing the cooperation between the industry and government in developing the learning program and human resources quality as well as the recipients from the Product Design Study Program graduates. 5). Increasing the number and quality of recipients of research, service, scientific publications and intellectual property rights. 6) Proposing a budget to develop facilities.

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5361-5365  



Ahmad Hasan Afandi, Anif Fatma Chawa, Wawan Sobari, Rachman Sidharta Arisandi, M C B Umanailo

The background of the life of pesantren ulemas and tarekat in Indonesia cannot be separated from various social and political dynamics, religious organizations such as pesantren and tarekat tend to be involved in practical politics. The participation of pesantren in practical politics automatically invites prolonged conflict within the pesantren and tarekat. The Islamic community in Jombang which was once united by an Islamic political ethic became divided, as a result of Kyai Musta'in in 1977 shifted support from PPP to Golkar. This difference in political orientation occurs among religious leaders, the Kyais especially in the internal NU, who maintain affiliation with the only Islamic party, PPP, and Kyai Musta'in and his close associates affiliated with Golkar. This gave birth to a situation where mutual blame occurred. This study uses a qualitative method with the Phenomenology approach. To help unravel the problem of shifting the political orientation of the tarekat kyai in the Rejoso pesantren, the writer uses two theories. The main theories of Max Weber's theory of rational action and supporting theories of Antonio Gramsci's Hegemony Theory. The results of the study analyzed the political behaviour of the Kyai Tarekat Qodiriyah Wan Naqsabandiyah in Jombang, having different political affiliations, the Rejoso Tarekat of Political orientation to Golkar, the Cekat Tarekat of its political orientation to PPP and the Undar Tarekat of its political orientation to PKB. The three tarekat organizations in Jombang each have pilgrims or supporters who are equally interested in the community.

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5366-5372  



Ronald B. Rivera, Joe G. Lagarteja

This study aimed to develop a Decision Support System (DSS) applying Decision Tree Algorithm for Scholarship Board of Santiago City, Isabela. The developed system’s primary purpose is to help the Scholarship Board of Santiago City in assessing and evaluating students’ pre-application requirements and determine whether they are qualified or disqualified to avail the scholarship grants. The system was developed using PHP programming language. Its users’ acceptability was evaluated and measured using the ISO 9126 and four-point Likert Scale based on Functionality, Usability, Reliability, Efficiency and Portability. The overall evaluation of the developed system with a grand mean of 3.58 was an indicative of its high acceptability. Scholarship Board of Santiago City expedited up its assessment process of pre-application requirement with the aid of the developed system from 40% to 90% compared from the typical manual system using paper-based processing. As a general result, previously identified problems in the scholarship application were all addressed.

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5373-5376  



Joe G. Lagarteja

Classification of soil based on its series is one of the challenging tasks among farmers. Precise classification and identification of soil would lead to an appropriate use of farm land and appropriate crops to grow. Manual classification is tedious and time-consuming process to be done by farmers. This paper introduces a new way of advancing the classification process of soil series using Android phone and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN). The Back Propagation was utilized in this study and it was composed of 3 layers, the Input, Hidden, and Output layer. The network layer contains the image of the soil taken from an Android phone served as an input for the ANN. The middle layer has 3 neurons and the output layer has 16 neurons which has the task of giving the probable series of the soil. For the purpose of training and testing the network model, about 1,000 image test results were collected from Department of Agriculture, Cagayan Valley, Philippines. The network model obtained an accuracy rate of 91% which may be considered as an alternative tool to classify soil according to its series in Cagayan Valley, Philippines.

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5377-5380  



S.R.Paveethra, C.Kalavalli, S.Vijayalakshmi, Dr.A.Nazar Ali, D.Shyam

The inconstancy present in the transmission line tend to have the cascading collapse and camouflage failure in the transmission power system influence the power transfer capability of the line. Hence, reckoning of transfer capability of the transmission line is the decisive and tricky task. Reckoning of the transfer capability along with the thermal limit violation, bus voltage limit violation and power flow violation should also be considered along with the (N-2) contingency conditions. In this paper, the MATLAB program was developed for IEEE 30 bus system to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed system.

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5381-5384  



Justin Jacob, Suchi Dubey, PhD, Masroor Alam, PhD,Suresha R, PhD

The paper concerns the L band MSS (Mobile Satellite Services) Industry and is a study of risks involved in the new hardware product development phase in companies in the above-mentioned field. Knowledge of these risks before embarking on an NPD project can translate to monetary savings depending on how well these risks are managed. Hardware product development usually involves multiple teams and additional planning since manufacturing and quality control is involved. It is usually more complicated than managing a software development project where problems can be much easily managed and resolved, especially since mistakes can be easily undone. So, in order to assess the risks involved and their impact on schedules, a panel of experts in the industry were consulted, with combined experience across all stages of product management, project management and product development. A questionnaire was prepared with input taken from the industry as well as reputable publications in the field. Hypothesis evaluated based on responses to the questionnaire, which helped to arrive at a better picture with regards to the predominant risks in this field. Knowing these risks beforehand would help account for them in the planning stage and/or mitigate them better, thereby helping the concerned MSS organizations. This input would be very useful to project managers handling such projects, not only in the MSS industry, but also any other industry which involves manufacturing of hardware products.

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5385-5393  



Dr.D.Suthamathi, Mr.S.Jeeva

The study tries to recognize and progress a conceptual that addresses customer’s value opinion for using the internet shopping versus offline shopping. Observations of online and offline buyers or customers can be evaluated to see how value is constructed in both channels. It is either to recognize what factors influence online and offline choice progression. The factors affecting online shopping are risk of purchase; delivery product varied the buying product, delivery time very delay, quality. The factors affecting direct shopping are the bargaining; time spends for purchasing, less number of choice. The study showed that perceptions of price, service quality and threat strongly impact perceived value and purchase intents in the offline and online network. Main Objective of the study is to analyze the significant difference between the offline and online customers group in terms of demographic, technology use, availability and attitude of the customers. The research is based on primary information’s obtained from the customers of online and offline shopping. Overall, customers, however the respondent and purchasing for online and offline shopping.

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5394-5398  



S.Ramesh, G.Shyamala, N.Ramesh, M.Kalaivani, P.Mageshkumar, K.Rajesh Kumar

Water is individual of the highest precious natural resources on earth. In the present day industrialization, abandon of water sources collective with constantly growing population have been in charge for water pollution. It was increasingly polluted with sewege, agricultural, chemicals, heavy metals and other synthetic products. Orathupalayam dam is situated on the river Noyyal in Kangeyam Taluk. The river passes through Tiruppur, where the water quality gets affected. All the industries in Tiruppur were equipped with Treatment plants yet the pollution in the river continues. The water samples in and around the dam have been collected and tested for irrigational suitability. The results showed that the water doesn’t satisfy certain irrigational quality parameters. The water stored in the dam moreover affects the quality of water in surrounding regions of the dam. At the same time Prosopis juliflora has become a threatening weed which reduces the ground water level to a greater extent. The pulverized wood of Prosopis juliflora is used as a treatment medium to remove some of the ions and dyes, thus making the water more or less suitable for irrigation.

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5399-5403  



Ramesh R. Pawar and Atul S. Kale

The solubility of Acetanilide in pure ethanol, water and ethanol + water solvents mixture were determined by using gravimetric method at the temperature ranging from (288.15 to 313.15) K. The solubility of acetanilide increases with increasing mole fraction of organic solvent and temperature. The solubility was correlated by using modified Apelblat equation. By using van’t Hoff equation, the dissolution enthalpy, entropy and Gibbs free energy are predicted in aqueous co-solvent mixtures of ethanol.

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5404-5407  



Vishal Agarwal, Shubham Kapse, Kishori Shimple, Dr.Javed Shaikh

Since the dawn of robots, researchers have always attempted to give robots the ability to interact with the surroundings objects similar to humans. But to interact with physical objects one must know the material of that object. As the material changes the precaution needed to handle that object also changes. We cannot handle wood and glass in similar fashion. Over the years a lot of research has been done in this field to achieve better performance. In this review paper, we have studied and discussed all previous work done on this topic. This paper contains basic review of previous work as well as their merits and demerits. Finally, a tabular comparison has been given toward the end of the paper in order to conclude the discussion.

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5408-5411  



Rene Marquez Bonifacio

Plagiarism is an academic crime of pilfering the ideas of others without appropriate credit. This study aims to identify the dominant type of plagiarism and determine the percentage of plagiarism committed by the CMU undergraduate students using Grammarly, find the reasons why students plagiarize, and examine the effects of the Plagiarism Intervention Program. The study employed content analysis, interview, and focus group discussion to substantiate the results. The analysis of the 328 samples shows that copying without citation is the dominant type of plagiarism, followed by unintentional plagiarism, patchwork plagiarism, and copying with citation. Furthermore, the overall mean percentage of plagiarism is 8.28%. Moreover, 15 out of 328 samples do not show any plagiarism. The students plagiarize because of time constraints, lack of knowledge, and confidence in not getting caught. With the Plagiarism Intervention Program, the incidence of plagiarism was eradicated after the second phase. With the implications of the study, I propose the application of the Plagiarism Intervention Program in the writing courses to eliminate the incidence of plagiarism.

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5412-5418  



Muslih Nasution

AISI 1020 steel has been carburized to obtain high hardness properties by carburizing process in quenching variation with water cooling media, salt water solution and oil. Each steel has different characteristics, such as physical properties, mechanical properties and chemical properties. Therefore, a specific treatment is neededto extend life than planned, among other through heat treatment by Carburizing with Quenching variations using water cooling media, salt water solution and oil which aims to increase hardness. Results of vickers testing show that AISI 1020 steel (original) has an average hardness value of 191.3336 VHN, while steel that has undergone a process of carburizing at 900ï‚°C for 7 hours and cooled with water, salt water and oil has an average hardness value of 395.3990 VHN, 674.8970 VHN, 621.2040 VHN, respectively.

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5419-5424  



G. Jegadeeswari, B. Kirubadurai, D. Lakshmi, I. Shivasankkar

PWM strategies are key options for extracting the quality controllable outputs from the VSI. The objectives involved in the different PWM strategies are improving the primary indices namely, enhancing the fundamental components, reducing the total harmonic distortion, minimizing the switching loss, specific removal of harmonic components etc… while the secondary Issues like suppressing the electromagnetic interference, spreading the harmonic power etc., are also to be considered in contemporary applications. This paper is disquiet about an enhancing the harmonic power dispersal of PWM strategies. The RPWM strategies cover non-predictable harmonic pattern and called as non-deterministic PWM strategies. The inverter is working under RPWM which generate the output harmonic spectra isolated and constantly distributes across frequencies and acoustic noise is also reduced. The paper has proposed a host of carrier based RPWM schemes to enhance the performance of the VSI and implemented them in FPGA involved digital platform. Power dissipation and Speed are presented in detail in term of resource use in FPGA. The RPWM technique is simulated by using time efficient co-simulation (Mat lab-Simulink) methodology.

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5425-5432  



Babitha Elizabeth Philip, Hamad Aljassmi

The water distribution networks deliver water of appropriate quality and quantity to consumers. The frequency of deterioration is increasing due to several factors leading to financial loses, decrease in hydraulic capacity and reduction in quality of service. The increase in the damage rate of water systems has imposed pressure on the engineers to predict the replacement of vulnerable pipes with minor economic loss to the government. The most significant issue faced by water companies and municipality is the leakage of water pipelines. The level of water loss in the distribution network is increasing worldwide. Hence, the need for an appropriate maintenance and replacement strategy is noteworthy. In order to predict the life cycle of the pipeline, suitable models are required to initially analyze the performance of each network. There are plenty of deterioration models available. An appropriate model will aid in developing an effective decision-making system to identify the risk prone segments and the best renewal method. This paper aims to review the various factors contributing to deterioration of water pipelines and the various models existing to analyze the deterioration rate. Finally, the paper summarizes the need for the accurate deterioration prediction model. The review concludes at the end that despite all the advancement in the area of deterioration prediction models, there is still huge scope with the availability of more data from the respective departments

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5433-5437  



Tanto Gatot Sumarsono, Sih Hanto, Priyo Sudibyo

This research paper focuses on analyzing young entrepreneurial creation models among students in Malang and Pamekasan City. This research was conducted by analyzing the role of business incubators and local business potential in East Java Province in not only reviewing but also developing models for the creation of young entrepreneurs. Several research findings indicate that prospective business activities can be developed in Great Malang and Pamekasan City which are quite diverse to be carried out by entrepreneurs in the region, while in fact the growth of young entrepreneurs is still limited. The potential of the business sector that can be developed by young people in Malang and Pamekasan City can be a means of creating young entrepreneurs. However, there has not been a maximum effort to develop business activities on micro, small or medium scale products. In addition, the local governments and universities have given their role to foster entrepreneurship in community groups including young people, but in reality, it is still not optimal. Finally, the development of models for the creation of young entrepreneurs has been developed through the basic learning of industrial incubators as an integrative framework involving all major actors.

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5438-5443  



S.Paranthaman, AR.Saravanakumar, P.Murugan

In the Holocene period, an important change in human history was taken place as man began to adapt environment to meet his needs. The economy of hunting and food gathering was replaced by a deliberate food producing system involving husbandry and excess raising of stock. He also tried to settle down in villages effectively. The ideal socio–economic system of this people has been termed as Neolithic Revolution. In true sense Neolithic is a subdivision of Stone Age based on a purely technological grounds. Its original connotation that during this period the tools of man were of stone, but they were `ground’ or polished has lost its value. It means “a cultural or economic stage, when man had learnt not only to smoothern his stone tools by different methods, but above all he had begun to produce his own food. Practice of agriculture, domestication of animals, use of pottery and settled life are the other features of this period.

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5444-5450  



Vikash Kumar Sharma, Ravindra Patel

K-Means is the well known straight forward partitioning clustering method which is used to divide a group of data points into predefined number of clusters. It has been effectively solved several real world clustering problems. Though, the sensitive nature of the selection of initial cluster centroid and convergence to the local optima is major drawbacks of K-Means algorithm. Several optimization techniques are performed to improve the quality of clustering. Here, a hybrid KMeans-Grasshopper Optimization Algorithm (KMeans-GOA) is proposed to perform optimal clustering and enhanced the efficiency of clustering method. The efficiency of the proposed algorithm KMeans–GOA is analyzed against the efficiency of K-Means, KMeans-PSO and KMeans-ALO clustering algorithms on the basis of various performance factors. Results and statistical analysis are evaluated on six datasets. The evaluated outcomes show that the hybrid KMeans-GOA has been provided better efficiency than K-Means, KMeans-PSO and KMeans-ALO based on sum of average of intracluster distance, F-Measure, Purity Index and Standard Deviation.

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5451-5460  



Ameilia Zuliyanti Siregar, Tulus, Kemala Sari Lubis , Haryati

At present Indonesia is still facing four main nutritional problems namely lack of protein energy, iron nutritional anemia, lack of vitamin A, and interference due to iodine deficiency. The three problems above can be eliminated through the use of brown rice. Brown rice as food is the main source of carbohydrates, protein, beta-carotene, antioxidants, iron and vitamin B. In North Sumatra, brown rice planting land can be identified such as in Langkat, Karo, Simalungun, Serdang Bedagai, Deli Serdang, Nias, and South of Tapanuli . One specific local brown rice planting location that implements organic rice farming is located in Tanjung Dolok Village, Kec. Marancar, and the Village of East Angkola, South Tapanuli, North Sumatra. Therefore, it is very important and of strategic value to do the Community Mono Tahun Village Development Devotion activities through the activity of analyzing internal factors, external factors, development strategies and conservation of organic brown rice as an effort to foster creative economic activities. The Dame Na Hita system, brown rice farmers is one of the most strategic and effective alternative solutions to problems with economic, social and ecological benefits. Induction of knowledge about the identification of quality local specific rice seeds, appropriate cropping patterns, integrated pest control, and the use of vegetable pesticides is expected to increase the productivity of agricultural products. The Mono Tahun Program is based on research and synergy with the community to achieve the specific goal of realizing Tanjung Dolok Village as a model of a leading partner village with the achievement of increasing food and livestock commodities supporting community needs, village development and national food security.

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5461-5466  



Nishanta Sahariah Pramathesh Bhattacharyya

The Tura Formation of Early Eocene age, is the oldest sedimentary sequence in the Assam shelf and unconformably overlies Precambrian granitic basement. Although sedimentological studies including reservoir properties of the Tura Formation have been carried out by some workers, very few reports on the detailed portray of source area and tectonic setting have been constrained. This paper deals with the petrography and geochemical characteristics of a few borehole samples of Tura Formation belonging to both North and South Assam Shelf of Upper Assam Basin to trace their nature of source rock and depositional setting. Based on the modal analysis, the Tura sandstones are classified as quartz arenite, sublitharenite and lithic greywacke types. Plots of the recalculated composition of detrital constituents of these sandstone samples in tectonic setting discrimination diagrams suggest derivation from recycled orogenic provenance. Geochemical classification of the sandstone samples shows mostly wacke type and provenance discrimination plots of sediments based on major oxides depict that the sandstone of Tura Formation was derived from quartzose sedimentary rock source. The tectonic discrimination diagrams suggest both passive and active continental marginal setting for the sandstone. The chondrite normalized REE pattern of the samples is equivalent to the upper continental crust, which reflects enriched LREE and depleted HREE with negative Eu anomaly. The Eu/Eu* (~ 0.73), La/Sc (~ 4.99), Th/Sc (~ 2.49), La/Co (~ 9.34), Th/Co (~ 4.55) and Cr/Th (~ 6.06) ratios indicate derivation of the Tura Sandstones from felsic rock source. Furthermore, K2O/Rb and TiO2/Zr binary plots also suggest felsic igneous source rock for the Tura Formation.The geochemical parameters such as U, authigenic U, U/Th, V/Cr, Ni/Co and Cu/Zn ratios support the deposition of these sandstones take place under an oxic environment.

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5467-5478  



Rien Agustin

Many auditors often fail to implement the appropriate level of professional skepticism application during the audit process, which can causes failure in assessing audit risk. Purpose of this study is to test the relationship between professional skepticism and the ability of auditors when assessing audit risk. Research methods use qualitative with cross sectional research design in order to get a good understanding of the subject. Research finds that the ability of auditors when assessing audit risk during the audit process is associated with professional skepticism skills. In this study, auditors must have the professional skepticism score above average, to make an adequate decision on audit risk. The role of education to develop human resources in the Audit Sector is needed primary concern, not only through knowledge basis but the important things is to develop the soft skill of human resources itself as a vital component to win the competition in the international audit market.

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5479-5483  



Septy Denso Damanik, Risnawaty Sinulingga, Agustrisno, Rizabuana Ismail, Henry Sitorus

This paper shows how the existence and the culture of the Tamil tribe in the city of Medan. Given the city of Medan is known for its diversity with various tribes and religions and one of them is the Tamil Tribe community. Using a qualitative approach, data were collected through interviews with informants who are Tamil tribes in the city of Medan. The results of this paper indicate that the existence of the culture of the Tamil tribe can be described from several cultural elements that they have, namely language, kinship system, knowledge system, life equipment, arts, livelihood, and religious systems. Through this cultural element, Tamil people residing in the city of Medan began to adapt and adapt to the environment and cultural diversity in the city of Medan. This can be seen from the shifts and changes that occur in the cultural elements of the Tamil tribe. These changes are influenced by several factors which in this paper are divided into internal factors and external factors.

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5484-5488  



V. A. Barat, A.A. Fomin, D.A. Zhgut, A. Yu. Marchenkov

The article deals with application of Data Mining techniques for the analysis of acoustic emission data. Association rules and decision trees application are considered for acoustic emission data structuring and classificatio

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5489-5492  



R.Aruljothi and P.Sampathkumar*

The distribution of phytoplankton and its communities in relation to physicochemical parameters from the surface waters of Vellar estuary were studied during the period from Apirl 2018 to March 2019. A total number of 86 phytoplankton species is recorded in the Vellar estuary, among them, 70 species of diatoms (Bacillariophyceae), 9 species of dinoflagellates (Dinophyceae) and 7 species of blue greens (Cyanophyceae) were recorded in the study area. The Statistical tools were carried out the measurement of correlation and species richness analyzed by using diversity index and “R” software respectively. The following phytoplankton species were abundant throughout the study period viz. Coscinodiscus centralis, Nitzschia seriata (Pseudo-nitzschia seriata), Rhizosolenia styliformis, Ceratium furca and Odontella aurita amoung them. The percentage composition of phytoplankton is indicated in the order of as Diatom>Dinoflagellates>Blue green algae. Phytoplankton diversity is highly dynamic depending on the nutrient availability. The population increased during the post-monsoon season and less in summer season when compared with other seasons due to the inflow of freshwater. Thus the present study shows a good outline of the seasonal dynamic relationship between environmental parameters and phytoplankton distribution.

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5493-5500  



S. Jegadeeswari, J. Sudarvel, R. Velmurugan

Success of any nation resides with entrepreneurs, who not only manufacture goods but also offers ample employment opportunities to the unemployed. Thus, entrepreneur’s survival is important for the survival of any nation. At present, Micro Small and Medium Size Entrepreneurs (MSMEs) occupy a vital position for the economic development. Thus, in this research paper an effort has been made to ascertain the traits required by MSMEs for their sustainability. The result of study disclose that innovation and risk taking, opportunity identification, tolerance, financial control and managerial self-efficacy are the significant traits for their survival.

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5501-5503  



Martos Havena, Najla Lubis, Leni Marlina, Syarifah Riska Mela Putri

Bejabi is rice, corn and tuber which is the raw material of making analog rice. In this time, rice is the main food ingredient of the Indonesia people. Increasing demand for rice, causing the government still import rice to maintain the stability of food security. Though Indonesia has many sources of other carbohydrates as staple food. The government has also promoted the program to consume alternative staple food such as cassava, sweet potato, corn, taro and others as a substitute for rice. However, the community has not been able to run the program because it is used to consume rice, so the government must find a solution to change the habits of the Indonesia people. This study aims to convert alternative staple food into analogue rice where the shape and texture almost resemble real rice. And change the mindset of people about artificial rice that not all artificial rice is dangerous. So it is expected that the community is easier to accept and consume basic staple food. This type of research is experimental research with the manufacture of analog rice products that will be tested of hedonic. Data were obtained through experiments on panelists with hedonic test. The research design used was Completely Randomized Design with 1 treatment and 5 levels i.e Rice composition analogous to corn: sweet potatoes: cassava: taro; K1 (1: 1: 1: 1), K2 (2: 1: 1: 1), K3 (1: 2: 1: 1), K4 (1: 1: 2: 1), K5 (1: 1: 1: 2). Stages performed are formulation, precondition, extrusion and drying. The result of the hedonic test, the most preferred formula of BEJABI is the formula K2. Based on the results of laboratory analysis of the BEJABI nutrition, the highest carbohydrate was contained in cassava, the highest protein contained in corn, the highest fat contained by purple sweet potato, and the highest moisture and fiber contained in taro.

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5504-5508  



Lende Dangga, Jifta Erliana Djunina

This research aims to know the efforts of the development of funds through a typical way of investing to tackle the various needs of long-term GMIT Diakonia funds. The research methods used are qualitative with data collection techniques through documentation studies, regulations, activity and financial reports, policies and interviews. The data analysis technique used is a SWOT analysis. The results showed that GMIT's Diakonia's revenue for the last five years increased an average of 11.32% a year. From the rise also known that the results of the development of funds through the rolling Diakonia fund assistance contributed 42.41%, which means that the rolling Diakonia fund assistance is a reliable investment model by GMIT's Diakonia bodies to meet the needs of continuous and long-term Diakonia.

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5509-5515  



Moh. Khusaini

Fiscal disparity between regions (horizontal imbalance) and between levels of government (vertical imbalance) is a strategic issue in the era of decentralization. The implementation of fiscal decentralization in Indonesia with regional conditions that are very diverse both in Java and outside Java in terms of fiscal capacity, human resources, and economic capabilities so that often this actually creates fiscal imbalances between regions and this will have an impact on regional development inequality so it has implications for the variety of output produced. Regional fiscal disparity at the district / city level in Indonesia still shows high inequality, using the Williamson index shows that regional fiscal inequality in Indonesia shows an increasing trend. By using spatial econometric namely Dynamic Spatial Analysis, this study aims to analyze the process of convergence of regional fiscal policy both revenue and expenditure, as well as detecting spatial interactions between local governments in fiscal policy at the district / city level in Indonesia, especially in Java and outside of Java.

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5516-5524  



R.Harikrishnan, Dr.V.Padmathilgam

It is an age of communication era, an exponential growth of wireless accessing services and devices has been observed in nowadays .But when new devices opting for communication relay on new spectrum as a path to communication process. It is also observed that all frequency spectrum meant for wireless services are already allocated to those devices only .this create spectrum scarcity for new user ,unable to establish new communication .To handle this situation cognitive radio is an emerging solution for spectrum scarcity. It is an idea of searching of ideal spectrum which not utilized by licensed users. Among all the parameters of cognitive radio, the spectrum sensing is paid more attention for initial step to indentify the free spectrum band. In this work, the detection performance was evaluated for Absolute Covariance detection (CAV), Maximum to Minimum Eigen value (MME) detection, Minimum Eigen value detection (EME), Energy detection (ED) and Matched filter method. The detection performance was carried out on the basis of probability of detection ( ) and False alarm probability ( ). The low noise SNR up to -25 db is tested for effectiveness for detection techniques carried out in this paper. The MME technique shows good detection performance than other methods under noise uncertainty as shown in the simulated results.

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5525-5528  



Shaik Hedayath Basha, Jaison B

The main objective of the proposed work is to develop a new simple method to secure the text messages in the transmission systems. ELLIPTIC CURVE DIFFIE HELMAN (ECDH) key exchange protocol is adopted which is one of the highly secure cryptography technique compared with other cryptographic techniques. In the proposed work prime elliptic curve is used to encrypt the input message signal. In the first step, a new convolution wheel is developed to convert the text message into modified ASCII value. Using these values and the elliptic prime curves the message is encrypted at the transmitter section, the channel is considered as a lossless noisy channel and the basic attacks like cipher text attack, cipher text only attack and chosen key attack were analyzed. It is found that the cipher text is very robust to various attacks and the probability that the attacker decrypt is very less. The cipher text is decrypted with the private key at the receiver end.

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5529-5533  



Syaiful Hendra, Albrecth Yordanus Erwin Dodu, Hajra rasmita Ngemba, Rosmala Nur, Muh. Rusydi, Nurul Hidayat, Arif Widyatama, Diah Mutiarasari

Background: Many cases of HIV/AIDS have not been reached by the program (unreached population) such as clients who visit independent practice health services, clients who seek treatment themselves with alternative medicine or buy drugs at pharmacies that are not in accordance with standard HIV drug. Many government programs deals with HIV/AIDS, however there are many obstacles in the field associated with the persistence of negative stigma, discrimination and lack of data privacy of HIV clients. Objective: This study aims to design a model that can help the government in HIV case through counsellors aiming to reduce the spread of the infectious diseases. Method: The type of research conducted is applied research. This research designed and built a model to help counsellors and clients during the treatment period. The study was conducted in Palu City with a number of samples scattered in 8 Voluntary Counselling and Testing (VCT) clinics. Results: The model developed resulted in an Electronic HIV Control and Counselling Care (E-HC3) application that can help counsellors dealing with large numbers of clients and are private. Applications built have three levels, in which the first level is as a super admin (government), the second level is an admin (counsellor) and level three is the client. Conclusion: Based on testing conducted using the adoption of the Task Technology Fit (TTF) evaluation model, it is known that the majority of counsellors' assessment of task characteristics of E-HC3 answered strongly agree with the percentage of 83%. Furthermore,regarding E-HC3 technology characteristics found that the majority of counsellors answered strongly agree with a percentage of 85%. The task-technology fit assessment on E-HC3 was 78% and the Usefulness construct was 77%, which means the majority of counsellors agreed. Likewise with the assessment of the 77.5% user satisfaction variable the majority of counselors answered agree. The total value of the percentage of the five variables is 80.10% with a very good level of acceptance from the E-HC3 Applicationusers.

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5534-5539  



G.V.P.S.D.Bharadwaja, Y.V.S.Niteesh, K.CH.S.Subash, Radhika Rani Chintala

with phenomenal development in the Internet of Things (IoT), the quantity of information traded among the IoT devices is developing at an exceptional range. There are various developing zones in which profoundly compelled devices are interrelated and granted to get a few actions. Nowadays, the Internet of Things (IoT) engages many constrained devices and low resources to express, calculate procedure and to settle on the selection in the communication system. In these diverse circumstances for IoT devices, there are various tasks and problems such as power use of devices, execution cost, memory, constrained battery, and security of Information network. The greater part of the IoT devices is low-resource constraint devices taking care of official and sensitive information. Traditional encryption strategies are improper for low-resource constraint devices. The goal of this exploration is to investigate changes to advance execution and advance energy utilization for ciphers focused on low-resource IoT devices. The calculation permits low-resource IoT devices to encode basic messages in the period low-energy mode at the same time as adjusting device action, energy per bit, and throughput.

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5540-5543  



Syaparuddin

This study aims to evaluate the partnership proportionality of e-transportation business based community. This study was conducted in Yogyakarta for a month (August 2018). The data were obtained through the interviews with ten informants of Go- Jek drivers and an informant of PT. Go-Jek Indonesia in Yogyakarta area, and also from documents about the partnership of Go-Jek transportation business and references on the partnerships of online transportation business. The collected data were analyzed by a Musharakah Index (MI). MI was used to evaluating the partnership proportionality of Go-Jek transportation business. MI was prepared by the author himself. The result of study showed that the partnership proportionality level of Go-Jek transportation business is in the neutral category with a value of 14, namely in the third category with an interval of 10-14. This shows that the partnership of Go-Jek transportation business in Yogyakarta area is more profitable for Go- Jek than its partners. While its partners bear more risk. This finding can be proved that if a partner has entered Go-Jek application, the program will control him/her, from where he/she goes to what order he/she takes and the choice of work comes in just seconds.

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5544-5548  



Mukaddas Isakova

Psychological understanding of colours and their impact on the younger generation in children's institutions. Mass involvement of children in these schools by means of improving the interior and artistic solution of children's institutions, increasing their attractiveness, and meaningful leisure. The aim of the study is to create gifted youth, music and art schools to develop artistic solutions for interior and exterior design, which will facilitate the mass aspirations and involvement of students in this educational institution.

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5549-5551  



Subramanian Chandrasekaran, Jayadevan Sreedharan, Aji Gopakumar

Cohort study is one of the epidemiological research designs to determine incidence rate and risk associated with the health outcome. The study identifies the risk factors of the outcome variable by estimating relative risk (RR) and test of hypothesis about RR. Determining an adequate sample size (n) with sufficient subjects is an important step in any research for generalization of the sample results. This paper discusses a method for calculating adequate sample size in a cohort study, specifically to test the ‘significance of RR in a regression model’. The formula proposed in this paper includes significance level (α), power (1-β), degree of effect to be detected (RR) and desired precision. Simulation is carried out to evaluate the performance of the proposed sample size formula in deriving adequate ‘n’.

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5552-5558  



Vijayalakshmi. G.M , Shiva Reddy. K, Ranjith Kumar.G

We have explored a mathematical predator-prey harvested model with a functional square root response in which both the species are infected by some environmental toxicants. The hypothesis of Catch-per-unit-effort was used on the both harvested species. In the predator system, prey species takes various survival mechanism to avoid predators. Because of this, the interaction concept is proportional to the square root of the prey population, which accurately models the process where the prey shows powerful herd structure showing that the predator commonly connects with the prey along the herd's outer corridor. The complex behaviour of the system is examined. We have considered the possible existence of equilibrium points. Several numerical examples have been discussed in order to reinforce the outcomes of the theoretical analysis.

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5559-5564  



C.Vijayaraj, G.Nedunchezhian, S.Sozhaveni

ZnO nanoparticles were synthesized by sol-gel method. The synthesized particles were characterized by XRD, SEM, EDAX, UV, FTIR and antibacterial studies .The X-ray diffraction studies reveals that the synthesized ZnO nanoparticles have wurtzite structure and the particle size varies from 10 to 26 nm. A change in morphology after doped with aluminium has been observed. The Energy Dispersive X-Ray Analysis (EDAX) reveals that the elemental composition of prepared samples and the incorporation of the Al ions into the ZnO lattice. The antibacterial activities of Al doped ZnO nanoparticles were examined using the disc diffusion method against four pathogenic bacteria (Eschericia Coli, Klebsiella Pneumoniae , Bacillus Cereus, and Staphylococcus aureus).

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5565-5570  



Nirmali Borkakoty

This paper attempts to investigate the relationship between exchange rate depreciation and inflation in India utilising annual time series data for the period 1980-81 to 2018-19. For this purpose, the bounds cointegration approach is used by taking wholesale price index, a measure for inflation as the dependent variable and exchange rate, money supply, import price and gross domestic product as independent variables. The bounds cointegration test demonstrated the existence of cointegration between inflation and exchange rate along with other macroeconomic variables. In both long run and short run, exchange rate depreciation has a positive and significant impact on inflation in India. The study suggests that although exchange rate depreciation is encouraging for the export sector, it should be used as a complementary measure to a judicious mix of other macroeconomic policies such as restrictive monetary policy, import substitution measures and measures for output growth, especially in the export sector.

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5571-5578  



Nuraddinova Mokhira, Rajabova Sevara, Takhirov Yuldash, Kuryazov Rustam

In this article the acylation 3-benzylbenzoxazolinon-2-ones which are hetero combinations with an aliphatic acid the result of acylation are given with the presence of small amounts of FeСl3.6Н2О. It is found out that the agent not going to the benzyl group which in 3-benzylbenzoxazolinon-2-ones but going to the condition benzoxazolinon-2-ones` molecule. In this reaction, 3-benzyl-6-acilbenzoxazol-2-ones` synthesis is carried out for the first time. Besides in the chloroacylation reaction of 3-benzyl-6-acylbenzoxazolinon-2-ones it is found the relative activity row of different kinds of catalyst.

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5579-5581  



O.R.Kavitha, G.Shyamala, G.Iyappan, K.Rajesh Kumar

This investigation focuses on the effect of Fly Ash (FA) and Metakaolin (MK) on the High performance concrete of Grade 40. Ordinary Portland Cement content of 385 kg/m3 was considered, while the FA was replaced with 30% by weight of cement and fly ash blended mix was produced. Again is replaced with MK (5,10,15 and 20 %) in fly ash blended mix and FA & MK blended mix was produced. To assess the mechanical properties of concrete compressive, split tensile and flexural strength tests were performed. And to assess the durability properties of concrete water absorption, Sulphate and Acid resistance tests were performed. The mechanical properties of concrete results show that mixes prepared with fly ash shows good strength and inclusion of MK also increase the strength of concrete upto 15% replacement level. Likewise durability properties shows inclusion of FA and MK shows more resistance. The optimum replacement of MK was 15 wt.% regarding mechanical properties and durability properties . The results shows 15% of MK enhances the strength and durability of concrete and consider that (OPC 70%,FA15% and MK15%) is suitable construction material to the both economic and social efficiency.

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5582-5586  



Mallikarjun Mudda , Farheen, L.Saraswathi, Leharika Prakash

In this paper, the prediction of weather using the artificial neural networks (ANN) with the back propagation algorithm and LM algorithm is done. A better training algorithm will help in providing accuracy in less time, a factor which every person demands nowadays. There are many widely used algorithms for the design of ANN but the most secure and reliable one is the back propagation algorithm. This algorithm focuses on using and utilizing the feedback of errors from the networking domain. It then calculates and evaluates the errors and gives it to the system again, to ensure that the errors are lessened in a faster pace. Hence the method of back propagation allows the reduction of errors in both a faster and a precise manner. An advantage of this approach is that a parabola is obtained as a result, which makes it easier for determining the predicted outputs. It also requires the least number of iterations to perform the analysis, which helps in getting quicker results. The major reason why this algorithm is to be used is that it is Fast, Stable.

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5587-5594  



Suvam Jain, L. Shyamala

The high volume of networked computers, workstations, LANs has prompted users to move from a simple end user computing to a complex distributed computing environment. This transition is not just networking the computers, but also involves improvement of performance when used to solve various computational problems. Sequential and parallel execution has its significance on enhancing the performance of a system. Hence when a computational intensive problem solved by a different approach and configuration, it may lead to either performance enhancement or degradation. Therefore, to improve the efficiency, an appropriate method needs to be adopted. This paper discusses to find a suitable method for a problem by examining several approaches and configurations for its execution. Hadoop MapReduce and Apache Spark open source frameworks are used to conduct our experiments and results are analysed.

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5595-5599  



Fadi Edaily, Nik Mohd Norfadzilah, Osama Abdel Moneim, Adel Saleh Al-Rawi. Saqer Al-Tahat

The study aimed to identify the impact of intellectual capital development on the knowledge competence of the external auditors in reducing the phenomenon of money laundering in the commercial banks of Jordan, which number 13 commercial banks,The study was followed by a descriptive and analytical approach. The study sample consisted of 325 auditors from Jordan's audit offices. The study was based on the SPSS program to achieve the results of the study. In the audit offices for greater freedom of their creativity and innovation to ensure the quality of auditing as well as the crystallization of a clear policy in the fight against money laundering. The most important recommendations of the study is reflected in the need to draw the attention of the audit offices on the interest in the development of intellectual capital because of its importance in improving Esterat Wagih offices in drawing sophisticated intellectual policies in attracting elements for outstanding work in which to curb money laundering operations.

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5600-5609  



Anirban Kumar Das

The transformation of organizations and companies in the last decade has phenomenally grown from local to global presence and this brought along a whole set of new challenges. In order to overcome the challenges, the workforce needs to be trained in the new technology. But there should also be discretionary effort from the employee itself to learn the skills. Discretionary effort is the willingness of an employee to take up work more than the prescribed amount. It is their discretionary effort that becomes the measure of their value to the organization. This study is based on the experience of the authors. Thus, this paper focuses on the concept of discretionary effort and its influence on technology adaptation.

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5610-5615  



Eka Titi Andaryani, Paulus Widjanarko, Sigit Yulianto

The objective of this study is to determine the character values that are implanted and how they are planted through folk songs in Pius Tegal Primary School. The study used descriptive qualitative data analysis. Subjects of this study were the principal and class teacher at Pius Primary School Tegal City. Data collected through interviews, observation, and documentation. The research finds that each traditional song lyrics contain character values instilled to students. Some songs that are taught to students, namely (1) Cublak-Cublak Suweng teaches the value of togetherness, honesty and togetherness; (2) Gundhul-Pacul teaches the value of discipline and responsibility; (3) Padhang Bulan teaches religious values; (4) Ampar-Ampar Pisang teaches the value of honesty and discipline, and (5) Bungong Jeumpa teaches the value of caring for the environment. The inculcation of these values is executed through an explanation from the teacher in various learning activities.

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5616-5621  



Ni Ketut Sumarni, Asriani Hasanuddin, Siti Nuryanti, Gatot Siswo Hutumo

The research on the isolation and characterization of terpenoid compounds from young coconut coir (Cocos Nucifera L.) ethanol extracts has been carried out. The stages of this research include extraction and fractionation, separation and purification by liquid vacuum chromatography and gravity column chromatography. The identification of terpenoids was carried out by thin layer chromatography using a Lieberman-Burchard reagent. Analysis using Fourier Transform - Infra Red spectrophotometry on isolates showed the absorption of the -OH group (3448.72 cm-1), aliphatic CH (2991.59 cm-1), C= O (1762.94 cm-1), C= Cyclic C (1635.64 cm-1), and CO (1101.35 and 1055.06 cm-1).

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5622-5625  



Oybek Kamilovich Komilov

The article analyzes the policy of the centre of the further strengthening mono cultural clap in Uzbekistan that in undertaken measures on building of large irrigation canals and pumping stations in the Republic on the basis of archival sources and historical materials in 1950-1990. Therefore, the process of reclamation and irrigation of lands in Karshi and Mirzachul as well as, organization of districts and state farms in these areas specialized to cotton - growing on the principles of cotton monopoly policy of the Soviet government and increase of provision of cotton to the Centre and its negative results are elucidated with the help of main historical sources. Besides, in the research the author studied the reclamation of virgin lands in Uzbekistan and the history of state farms organized in the new reclaimed lands.

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5626-5631  



Ajay Kumar Pathak, Dr. D. M. Patel

Electro-Discharge Machining (EDM) is a non-conventional machining method that has gained significant importance in the recent years due to the various advantages it contains. EDM process comprises of removal of material by erosion through series of electric spark. The material used in the study, OHNS O-series, was subjected to EDM to evaluate the mechanical and surface property changes after machining using Jatropha BD as dielectric fluid. The properties under consideration were Surface roughness, Ultimate Tensile Strength, and Surface hardness. A number of samples were machined by EDM process, by selecting the suitable input machining parameters. The input parameters of EDM that are varied are gap current, Pulse on-time (Ton), and Pulse-off time (Toff). The samples are then tested for surface roughness, surface hardness, and Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS).The tests revealed that the Surface roughness increases with increase in Gap current, Pulse- on time and decreases with increase in pulse-off time. This increase in surface roughness results in decrease in Ultimate tensile strength, because it results in formation of micro cracks over the surface of machined samples. It also revealed that the hardness increases due to quenching occurring due to the dielectric fluid present.

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5632-5637  



Lourembam Chanu Bonita, G. A. Shantibala Devi and Ch. Brajakishor Singh

Lima beans are underutilized crops with a good nutritional profile. They are very good sources of proteins, minerals, dietary fibres and the essential amino acid lysine which is lacking in cereals. They are also good sources of bioactive compounds. Some of these compounds can adversely affect the health of the consumers, and are known as antinutritional compounds. Compounds like phytates, saponins, and phenols reduce the bioavailability of minerals. Cyanogenic glycosides which can be hydrolyzed into the highly toxic hydrogen cyanide are also known to be present in lima beans. Its content is highly variable among the different varieties. Another reason which makes lima beans unpopular to consumers is the presence of flatulence causing oligosaccharides. Different methods have been proposed to remove the content of these undesirable components. For most of them, soaking and cooking are enough to reduce their content to a desirable level. Bioactive compounds, including those which have been traditionally designated as antinutritional factors, can also affect the health in a beneficial way. Many compounds present in lima beans such as phenolic compounds are known to be antioxidants. The health promoting effects of lima beans and its constituents reported in literature so far include hypoglycemic, anti-HIV, anticancer, antihypertensive, bile acid binding, gastroprotective, protection from cardiovascular diseases and antimicrobial properties. These nutraceutical properties of lima beans are discussed in this review.

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5638-5649  



Rahul Krishnan, V.Chinnammal, Vanaja.S, Rajasekhar Atla

Presently the beat rate of the heart is measured with the help of these devices such as ECG, Pulse oximetery etc, that uses electrodes which are in straight towards the body. In healthcare and medical applications, infants at risk, sudden infant syndrome or burn victims in which the electrodes are employed to compute cardiopulmonary signal becomes impossible, In such situations the contactless monitoring plays a vital role. The use of an UWB antenna plays as a noninvasive monitoring system for the cardiopulmonary activity of the human being, since the little movements are observed because of the microwave sensitivity. Thus by receiving the signal which is reflected from antenna, then it is processed to find the rate of the heart. From the processed signal, the rate of the heart is computed with the help of the algorithm called Peak Detection. The rate of the heart is computed by finding the variation of the adjacent peaks after determining the peaks present in the processed signal.

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5650-5652  



Ayan Basak, Dr. Malini Singh,Dr. Ravi Kumar Singh

The study was done to appraise the character of public media of the buyer’s hotel selection practice particularly at the time of the assessment stage of the search, the identification of choices and deciding on a hotel in India. It will assist the buyers of India to use the public media podium further efficiently by offering say at the factors buyers consider whilst considering and finalizing a hotel to stay. Research design – This research includes a qualitative exploratory approach involving 38 one-on-one, semi-structured, thorough interviews of individual users of the public media podium. A non-alternative purposeful approach to sampling was used to select interviewees for this study. Findings – The results show that public media plays a vital role in influencing the way hotels are scanned, identified and e reserved by customers. It also means that social media makes this easier for consumers to gather facts with regard to different services and goods, compare choices and make their decision. It affirms that the high quality benefits far outweigh the negative even in the existence of false horrific aspects. Practical implications – This study have a few strategic consequences for advertising of hospitality and manipulate associated with a higher information of the effect of public media on the hotel buyer’s selection practice. The study indicates that a diffusion of public media with allied substance material property and tiers upload to the complexity of hotel-associated facts search and selection practice. Originality – By addressing the prevailing spaces and linking the field of buyer actions and hotel-related public media literature, the study makes a contribution and light on how consumers ' choices are effected by public media at about the same time as selecting a hotel. The key contribution is to generate things by means of in-depth discussion, based primarily on existing things.

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5653-5659  



Dr. Mahmoud Odeh

Cloud computing is an emerging paradigm in information systems designed to deliver numerous computing services through networked media such as the Web. In developing countries, higher education institutions cannot escape from the growing adoption of cloud computing. Jordan is one such country, with higher education establishments that continue to seek opportunities to rationalize how they manage their resources. This research aims to develop a framework that considers the key factors affecting the adoption of cloud computing, to help Jordanian higher education institutions to implement the technology effectively and to improve the sharing knowledge between Jordanian universities. Fieldwork involving eleven universities in Jordan was conducted in order to specify the actual factors determining the design of the proposed framework. An interpretive paradigm using triangulation methods was applied to collect qualitative data, conducting thirty-one semi-structured interviews as well as three focus groups with major stakeholders. In addition, 100 qualitative surveys were distributed to Jordanian students, which successfully analyzed and represented as frequencies in this study. Nine factors influencing the adoption of cloud computing were identified and incorporated in the framework to explain the correlations between them. Finally, the framework was applied, validated, and tested by five experts in three Jordanian universities.

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5660-5667  



G. Nedunchezhian, C. Vijayaraj , D. Benny Anburaj

The current study, Lanthanum doped hydroxyapatite [ La- Ca10(PO4)6(OH)2 ] was synthesized from low expenses duck eggshell as calcium source with di-ammonium hydrogen phosphate (NH4)2HPO4 as a phosphate source, the pH was sustain at 10 using ammonium hydroxide (NH4OH), followed by microwave irradiation for 30 min. Then the deposit was washed with de-ionized water and the sample was collected and calcined at 900°C for 2hr, the achievable hydroxyapatite was afford as nano rod of ≈ 20 nm range along with quantitative yield. Synthetically this approach has contained lot of priority than other events. Since it is too simple and proper way on the subject of, such a biological devastate materials of remaining duck egg shell. The functional groups, structural, morphological studies and the elemental analysis of the entire yield were characterized by different systematic techniques.

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5673-5676  



K. Aruna, Dr.G.Pradeep

Container virtualization technology is being developed to more effectively redefine the critical elements of IoT / Edge displays to enable the concept of device virtualization. A large number of IoT devices are connected to the Internet, due to this occurred huge data traffic and high delay. Although more resources can be deployed in the cloud to alleviate these load problems, this research proposes to use containers for virtualization with Lightweight Machine to Machine (LWM2M) communications and establish fog computing to extend the scalability of LWM2M. With the help of self-organizing functions, operators manage a wide variety of IoT service offerings, such as monitoring, sorting, retrieving, and managing profiles. According to the SOFT (Self-Organized Fog of Things) service approach, the blockage of services and devices involves network constraints. There are many different types of applications in the multichannel network. Fog is used not only to carry heavy loads, but provide less delay for critical applications. To create a container virtualization and connect the global IoT / M2M platform into a fog system architecture in which the intermediate nodes of M2M are highly scalable hierarchical container nodes are organized. Then, to make the IoT / M2M platform more scalable, use an algorithm for load balancing and dynamic measurement of service instances of intermediate nodes. Finally, measure the performance of our dynamic resizing mechanism using the "cAdvisor" tracking tool.

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5677-5682  



Kunal Khajuria, Er. Brahamjeet Singh, Dr. Sandeep Singla

Mechanism of load transform starts from Roof surface and beams and finally goes to columns and footings and further on the soil. There is wide variety of literature available in beam optimization but column and footing reinforcement optimization still needs exploring. Present work proposes manual as well as meta-heuristic optimization based approach which provides optimum value of design variables of a reinforcement used in RC column footing design. The column transfers the load to footing by bearing in which two types of shear stresses are co-existed named as one way and two way shear. In order to keep to under maximum shear stress, effective depth needs of to be optimized on which area of reinforcement steel , no. of steel bars etc. are dependent. GSA selects random values from given range with initial input values of length and width of the column along with axial load from bema and roof surfaces. Another parameter is also provided which is bearing capacity of soil. GSA converges to optimum solution by taking into account shear stress constraints and provides optimum values for design parameters of reinforcement. Experimental results show approx. 8% decrease in reinforcement material by compensating it with effective length and provides optimum values of development length, area of steel reinforcement, number of steel bars and spacing of bars among them.

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5683-5688  



Dwi Wulandari, Sugeng Hadi Utomo, Bagus Shandy Narmaditya, Magistyo Purboyo Priambodo, Putra Hilmi Prayitno

This study endeavors to capture the impact arising from the implementation of digital farming by farmers in Nudira Farm, Bandung. By the SWOT analysis method, it known that the strategy of applying digital farming to the object of research has had a positive impact on the economic side. This study also examines what other strategies are feasible in developing digital farming. The results can conclude that the requirement for synergy between investors and farmers facilitated by the government in increasing the productivity of the agricultural sector by utilizing advanced technology that continues to grow. The iGrow concept is considered feasible in supporting the development of digital farming in Indonesia.

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5689-5694  



Reynold C. Padagas and Rozzano C. Locsin

Contemporary and futurist views of nursing and health care are immersed in technological developments, impacting the clear illuminations of human health and well-being. While art and technology appear to be distinct fields, they are also uniquely related. Art and technology reveal what seemingly is true through artistic expressions and through impressions reached through technological achievements. In nursing, both art and technology are means that nurses can know persons more fully as persons. The aim of this discussion paper is to illuminate the concepts of art, technology, human caring, and nursing practice. Furthermore, this treatise addresses the value of the arts and technologies as processes through which the practice of Nursing can function. Both provide greater certainty to nursing practice, grounded in empirical data, e.g. the recognition of human anatomical parts through artful representations, and to communicate human function, and composition. Healthcare technologies, e.g. imaging instruments, and laboratory procedures provide data which essentially communicate the composition and function of as reflected in the data representations. This is the relatedness of art and technology encompassing human caring in the practice of nursing.

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5695-5699  



Akhmedova D.B., Saidalikhodjaeva S.Z., Majidova G.D., Jabbarova M.I., Urinov. A.M., Sobirova D.R.

Information is given on the effective action of biologically active food additives of local production in complex treatment with traditional therapy in the treatment of patients with occupational lung diseases. An improvement in external respiration function in patients with pneumoconiosis, in particular with silicosis, was noted.

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5700-5702  



Dr.M.Hemalatha,S.Mahalakshmi

In telecom sector, huge amount of data is generated on daily routine owing to extensive client base. Business analysts and decision makers highlighted that including new customers seems to be costly than that of maintaining prevailing customers. Customer relationship management (CRM) and Business analysts have to recognize the cause of churn customers and to validate behavioural patterns from prevailing churn customer’s data. This work anticipated a churn prediction model that utilizes clustering and classification approaches to recognize churn customers and to give factors that resides behind customer churning in telecom sectors. Feature selection is carried out with association attribute ranking model and weighted oversampling technique. The proposed approach initially classifies churn customers data with Adaptive Logitboost (ALB) classification algorithm for classifying the instance more appropriately. Generation of retention policies is a significant process of relationship management to eliminate churners. After performing classification approach, these model segments customers’ data by categorization using requirement similarity matrix to acquire information gain. This model validates churn factors that are needed for determining primary cause of churn. By recognizing essential churn factors from customer data, CRM may enhance productivity by recommending appropriate promotions to set of customers based on association among behavioural patterns. Thereby, marketing campaigns are improved for the company. The anticipated churn prediction model is computed with metrics like precision, accuracy, F-measure, recall and receiving operating characteristics (ROC) area. Results depict that anticipated churn prediction provides better classification with ALB and customer profiling with requirement similarity matrix. Moreover, it provides cause of customer churning through generation of related pattern association.

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5703-5713  



Dr. Subash Thanappan, Michael Tesfaye, Siyane Tariku, Tajudin Abdulahi, Shibelay Abebe

The selection of the suitable soil type for construction is a challenging job for civil engineers as the expansive soils are not suitable for the construction of houses, commercial buildings and mainly for highway projects as its engineering behaviors in reaction with water may considerably reduce the strength and thus damages to the civil engineering structures. Keeping this under consideration, the soil samples were excavated from five different locations and taken for their geological assessment by performing the various physical tests such as Specific gravity test; Sieve analysis, Hydrometer analysis; free swell index test; Atterberg limits and Compaction test for the unstabilized expansive soil samples in IOT Laboratory, Ambo University, Ambo, Ethiopia. In the current study, the additives and techniques have been applied using the lime as a special ingredient for stabilizing the expansive soil, particularly, which has been focused with respect to improving the efficiency of their physical properties. Eventually, it was concluded that the application of lime helps for improving the physical properties of the expansive soil.

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5714-5718  



Umar, Kamfut Hassan, Kyari, Emmanuel Multafu, Mbaya, Yusuf. Arhyel

This work was conducted to evaluate the physicochemical parameters of the Gubi and Waye reservoir located in Bauchi and Ganjuwa LGA, Bauchi state Nigeria. The main aim of this research was to find out the suitability of the water from the reservoirs for domestic and irrigation purposes. Water samples were collected monthly for two successive months (March to April 2019) at three sampling sites and were analyzed for various physicochemical parameters such as temperature, PH, Electrical Conductivity, Turbidity, Total dissolved solids (TDS), Nitrate (NO3-), Nitrogen (N), Silicates (SiO2-), phosphate (PO4-), Dissolve Oxygen, Biological oxygen demand (BOD5) The study showed that the mean value of studied parameters, except turbidity and pH in April at Gubi reservoir, all the parameters measured were within the permissible limit of WHO for drinking water and FAO for irrigation water. Therefore, the water was found to be fit for human consumption and was found to be safe and utilizable for irrigation purposes.

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5719-5723  



Sruthi Vinod, Rosmin Scaria, Dr. Girish S

Monetary policy in a developing country plays a significant role in achieving the objectives of macroeconomic policies. The Central Bank formulates and implements the monetary policy in a country which in turn facilitates the increase in growth rate, manages interest rates, and money supply in the economy. The primary objective of this paper is to test the semi-strong form of Efficient Market Hypothesis in the Indian Stock Market with respect to financial services industry by conducting an event study. The monetary policy announcements made from 11th March 2016 to 30th August 2019 are taken as the events. The event study methodology is conducted on 13 financial service companies listed in NSE Financial Services Index. The Average Abnormal Return (AAR) and Cumulative Average Abnormal Return (CAAR) are estimated using the daily closing price of the sample companies and Nifty. Two sample T-statistics are used to find the significance of the returns generated. The t-values of a majority of AARs and CAARs are significant suggesting that there is a scope for generating abnormal return by the investors on the event of the monetary policy announcement. It is found that the investors are able to earn abnormal profits which indicate that the Indian stock market is not efficient in the semi-strong form due to the slow absorption of information.

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5724-5731  



Ravishankar B S, Vijayendra V K, Dr. K T Veeramanju

Increasing power demand and increased environmental concern have paved the way towards Distributed Generation (DG). The power system, especially the distribution system is turning out to be more complex with rapid deployment and penetration of DG. In a power system, distribution system is more prone to faults and reliability becomes an important aspect in a distribution network. Reliability of a system is the ability to provide interruption free quality power supply to the consumers and is normally evaluated using the appropriate indices. Various simulative, analytical, heuristic are established for DG placement and allocation and are providing better accuracy and convergence. In this context, a comprehensive review of literature covering different approaches for DG integration into the distribution system concentrating on reliability and loss reduction are analyzed in this paper. Importance is given to more of simulation techniques adopted in the literature using different software. These simulation techniques provides the system operators or Distribution Network Operators (DNOs) a ready tool to carryout studies for the real time network scenarios to arrive at the decisions..

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5732-5736  



Sri Sami Asih, Nuraeni Abbas, Atip Nurharini

The study aims to develop audiovisual-based learning media to enhance the writing skills of effective sentences in invitation letters. The research method was Research and Development (R&D). The subjects of this study were teachers and fifth graders of SDN Krandegan 04 Banjarnegara. The techniques of data collection included tests and non-tests. The results showed that: 1) there was an increase in the n-gain by 0.46 with the medium category; 2) the evaluation from material experts was 92% (very appropriate) and media experts was 97% (very appropriate); 3) there was an increase in psychomotor learning results from the classical average of 65 to 81. The conclusion of this study is audiovisual learning media can enhance writing skills of effective sentences of the fifth graders of SDN Krandegan 04 Banjarnegara.

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5737-5739  



Apurva Taunk, Srishty Bharti, Sipra Sahoo

Spam is unsolicited and unwanted messages sent electronically. Mobile text message or SMS spam is a challenging problem due to the availability of very cheap bulk SMS packages. Due to the personal service facility and trustworthiness SMS gets higher priority. Many methods and solutions are inherited from email spam filtering as SMS spam filtering is a new arena. But it comes with its own challenges and drawbacks. Objective of this paper is to filter the mobile text message in two categories such as spam and ham. This paper aims to train the machine learning models for classifying messages into spam or ham. Along with this, an ensemble technique called as voting classifier is proposed for achieving a consistent and improved performance over the classification task. In this paper, we examined the behaviour of different machine learning algorithms which were used for the classification purpose and also created a voting classifier using those models all together as an ensemble technique with an aim of achieving a consistent and high performance over the existing classification algorithms. The features are directly extracted from the text itself as the messages have their unique characteristics which will divide them into spam or non spam classes. This paper identifies the best possible technique to work with SMS text context and has shown that using the ensemble technique gave promising results. This paper also emphasizes on the issues of data collection and availability for furthering research in this arena.

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5740-5745  



Shanmuga nithya B, Mythile A, Pavithra S, Nivetha N

This paper presents three different simple techniques for the parameter identification of DC motor. In day to day life DC-motors are used in a wide variety of applications Most of the motors is attended by a large amount of time and resources devoted to inspecting them at the end of their production cycle. Due to the increasing mass production of these motors, procedures for inspecting them have been developed which are able to deter-mine the test objects characteristic curves within seconds. Such procedures are known as Parameter Identification procedures. They determine the parameters without applying any external load, simply by measuring the current and speed. First the motor is simulated with the known parameters using the dynamic equation in MATLAB. Using the three simple techniques the parameters are identified and the advantages and disadvantages of each method is discussed.

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5746-5755  



B.Vishnupriya, M.Susmitha , S.Valarmathi, S.Dheenathayalan, R.Rajakumari

Nowadays there is no facility to check the heaviness of the vehicle in tollgate. This work will be implemented on tollgate area to detect the load carried by the vehicle using weight sensor. The main objective of this work is to check whether the vehicle is overloaded or not. The load of the vehicle will be showed on the display screen and the weight will be checked against the database which consists the ideal weight of each type of the vehicles as per the government law. If the vehicle capacity is overloaded then it creates an alarm. This work is considered as a protected work because it prevents accident by preventing the vehicle to carry extra load and also it increases the life time of the road. Hope that if it comes in practice, it will play a major role in government sector.

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5756-5758  



P.Siva Prasad, Dr. A. Senthilrajan

Classification is mostly used in many applications. This is part of machine learning and now this comes under the deep learning. Plant species identification is most widely difficult task to predict the issues in plant leaf with the existing classification algorithms. Many existing classifiers are present to identify the plant species with the leafs. With the various drawbacks, the system will not reach that much. In this paper, the amalgamative classification (AC-DL) of plant which is adopted with deep learning (DL) algorithms is used to improve the accuracy in classifier. To improve the accuracy, the feature engineering system is adopted with AC-DL. The leaf dataset used in this paper was downloaded from UCI- Machine Learning Repository. Training and testing are provided for this dataset. The proposed system AC-DL shows the better performance based on accuracy.

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5759-5761  



P.Pio, ,S.Vigneshwaran, J.Vincent Denis, C.Vignesh, Dr. S.Senthil Kumar,

Energy demand of the whole world is fulfilled predominantly by products of fossil fuels in this century. In the field of power system transmission and distribution, transformers are major components which use petroleum-based mineral oil as potential insulating and cooling medium. Even though they are predominant in their field of applications, they have some disadvantages of non-biodegradability, scarcity of availability in future and environmental unsociable nature. The analysis is extended with the addition of synthetic antioxidants for studying changes in characteristics of different oil samples with individual and blended combinations. Critical characteristics such as breakdown voltage, flashpoint, fire point and viscosity are measured according to international standards before and after modification of oil samples. The analysis also extended to the desirability function approach which is very helpful for solving multi-objective optimization problems.

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5762-5768  



P.Prabhakaran , D.Nithiyanantham, S.Naveen, P.Prakash, D.Vishal

In the agricultural environment, Turmeric cultivation is one of the major activities. A turmeric can grow up to 1 year to a maximum extent and then it must be cultivated. In our areas majorly traditional way of farmers are cultivating the turmeric. They are facing the major drawback of unavailability of machines to cultivate the crop for traditional cultivation. There are number of machines available for the large-scale cultivation. In order to eliminate the difficulties faced by those cultivators, we decided to design the small-scale turmeric harvester for the crop with low cost and this will help the cultivators to cultivate with less labor charge and reach the industries on time.

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5769-5772  



Meeradevi , Sharavana Raju K., Vigneshkumaran

In urban areas, solid waste is produced high in percentage. In waste management, segregation of recyclable wastes is a major role. Till now, human intervention is needed to manually segregate these waste materials. This proposed paper describes a system to collect different types of plastic bottles and to perform classification and sorting of the bottles. To identify the plastic bottles instead of using sensors, image processing using machine learning algorithm is proposed in this paper. First step is acquisition of plastic bottle Images and features are extracted by using SURF algorithm. Then the features of bottles are given to the conventional neural network classifier for classification and identified for type of bottle class. The proposed design provides accurate identification of bottle and effective recycling in low cost. This system will ensure effective automated waste management and will speed up the process of segregation without any human intervention.

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5773-5777  



V.Shobana, Dr. K.Nandhini

The dissection of a particular disorder is a needy one in the modern environment of our living. Our modern living which is not of much physical activity prone to many disorders in our body. Healthcare is a paramount part where so many research designs and proposals are made. Most of the algorithms entangled in healthcare, lets in for a number of results each of which was finer in their own way. The line of work carried out in this research is of applying a dataset for most leading algorithms and the best one is chosen for the next stage. The work is administered through the big data tool R and the results are compared across different metrics. From the results the top two sustaining algorithms are chosen for the forthcoming part.

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5778-5781  



Sreekeshava K S

The integrated raster GIS analysis can utilize number of water and soil conservation parameters into the analysis for generating holistic disaster management plans. This is useful for ascertaining drought proneness of an area carried out by integrating spatial variation parameters associated with runoff, soil conservation, soil texture, and slope to generate agricultural Land Productivity Index as a quantitative measure for obtaining strategies to reduce the impact of drought. The vector spatial parameters can be integrated as per the process model developed utilizing the spatial variation factor that suits the local conditions for arriving at reliable developmental strategies leading to mitigation of drought. The wasteland development in the area is considered to be an important step in this direction wherein by virtue of spatial integration it is possible to identify wastelands of different categories based upon its amenability for development and suggestion of subsequent drought prevention measures. The details on the above issues are discussed in the paper.

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5782-5785  



Siddika Banu

The study of human population has always remained an area of interest among social scientists. The global concern on declining fertility levels and its impact on the economy needs to be reviewed in the context of the Indian scenario particularly with reference to states that are experiencing lower fertility levels. Assam with its highest growth rate among the major states in India inhabited by heterogeneous religious, linguistic and socio-economic groups of people provides a unique place for any demographic study. The study area for the present research work is the Nagaon district of Assam, having highest percentage of Muslim population in Assam. In the sample villages, data related to fertility have been collected for 3 years i.e., from January 2014 to December 2016 and data were collected during the month of November, 2017. Several demographic measures have been applied to work out the fertility determinants and pattern of Muslim women and statistical tools like multiple regression technique, mean, etc. have been used in the study. It is found that the variables i.e., effective married life lived, infant and child mortality experiences, education of mothers, desired family size and age at marriage of the female respondents are significant determinants of fertility of the Muslim community.

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5786-5790  



M.Kamarunisha., M.C.A., M.Phil.(Ph.D), A.Ravi

Barrier Coverage acting a vital role in wireless sensor networks. Research on barrier coverage has mainly focused on the existence maximization and the critical circumstances to achieve k-Barrier Coverage under a mixture of sensing models. When sensors are at random deployed on the boundary of a neighborhood of interest, they may form several disjoint barrier covers. To maximize the lifetime of barrier reporting, those barrier covers need to be planned to avoid a security problem, call breach. In a heterogeneous wireless sensing element network, given a collection of barrier-covers every with a life, to review the matter of finding a lifetime-increasing set with a breach-free sleep-wake up programing. Its first prove that it can be judge in polynomial time whether a given sleep-wake up timetable is breach-free or not, but given a set of barrier-covers, it is NP-Complete to make a decision whether there exist a breach-free timetable. Then, its show that the problem of finding a lifetime-maximizing breach-free timetable is corresponding to the maximum node weighted path problem in a directed graph, and design a parameterized algorithm. Investigational results show that our algorithm considerably outperforms the heuristics anticipated in the literature.

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5791-5995  



K.Padmavathı, Dr.A.V.Senthılkumar

Kidney disease is the most generally perceived issue of people in the regular world. The filtration of the kidney occurs in the glomerulus. Nearly one fifth of the blood volume that enters the kidney is filtered. Membranous Nephropathy (MN) is the most progressive reason behind the nephrotic issue and it is a model of immune system glomerular sickness. Around 70-80% of patients with essential MN, a counteracting agent called PLA2R antibodies are found in the kidney. This antibody assigns phospholiphase A2 receptor and causes the ailment. Prediction plays a key role in identifying the disease. Classification makes the disease diagnosis prediction based on the class labels. The proposed work is to analyze the kidney dataset with classification techniques. The meta classifiers bagging and voting method are considered for the reenactment with the dataset [6]. The performance of the meta classifier algorithm is displayed and it is visible that bagging outperforms the voting method and the results show that classification performs well on the dataset for predicting the Membranous Nephropathy (MN).

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5996-6001  



Nishant Kumar, P. Sudhakar Rao

In recent years, optimization of process parameters has been applied to a variety of machining operations on traditional and non-traditional machines. Non-traditional machining process includes electric discharge machining which is widely used for removal of material as per desired shape. Various types of material being used for machining in EDM which includes Alloy and other conducting materials. One of the materials with considerable importance to be used as work material during EDM process is INCOLOY 800. Inspite of being upgraded to various alloy grades like alloy 800H, alloy 800HT etc., Incoloy 800 needs considerable importance for machining in EDM. It is suitably used material with inevitable properties of heat resistance for service temperature up to 816°C with general application including construction or shaping of equipment requiring strength and stability also. Chromium present in the alloy helps in heat resistance. Presence of Iron provides resistance to internal oxidation. The nickel content present in Incoloy 800 maintains ductile and austenitic structure. Therefore, alloy 800 can be machined easily as per desired shape. Because of its moderate strength, low cost and good resistance to oxidation and carburization at elevated temperatures, alloy 800 and its grades are center of attraction for alloy manufacturing companies. The aim of the proposed study is to review the optimum condition under the influence of various process parameters so that Electric Discharge machining can be optimized when working with Incoloy 800 as a work material.

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6002-6006  



Varun Totakura, Mohana Krishna Janmanchi, Durganath Rajesh, M. I. Thariq Hussan

Language is always given paramount importance when it comes to communicating one's idea to another or transferring the information from one person to another. When we generalize this, we can say, communication is the medium of transferring information from one being to another. Being a human, we don't much consider other beings to get the idea of our own into their mind. Because it involves a lot of complexities. Even the beings of the same species as humans find difficulty when one needs to communicate with the person of different language. Considering this fact, the term of intentional language is introduced as the most useful mean to communicate. When someone or something shows intention against you, you can obviously say to the maximum extent what does it mean. It does not involve verbal communication mostly. But other than the verbal we have four more senses, which can play a vital role in translating the information with transparency. We have chosen one such sense: the sound. In our approach, we are very determined to decode detect the animal emotion with the help of the sounds produced by them. In general, animals' communication has four forms: visual communication, auditory communication, tactile communication, Chemical Communication. Because, we are not equipped with enough resources with the technology available (or if equipped we cannot make the process rapid with the present technology), out of these four forms of communication we felt auditory communication would be much helpful to understand animals easily.

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6007-6012  



Naima Khashimova, Asror Norov

The article analyzed important feature of the theory of synergetic development of investment processes of regulation and self-regulation is fixed by the investment legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Also described parameters characterizing their condition and the effectiveness of investment regulation and self-regulation mechanisms.

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5818-5820  



Eethamakula Kosalendra, Dr.A.Bhavani Sankar

The optical communication has developed as a practical solution to a high-speed transmission systems owing to the higher bandwidth of its encompassing greater data rates. With this study, the performance analysis of simple correlator as well as chip level detector in OCDMA- optical code division multiple access wireless systems for uplink is actually suggested. We check out the overall performance in 2 various situations of (ISI) being negligible and also the ISI degrading the receiver efficiency. Use of advanced modulation formats which could support higher data rates with easier spreader and receiver designs is actually among the appealing resolution to develop the spectrally effective high velocity optical transmission links. This particular method additionally motivates the scientists as well as style engineers to further examine the skills of various modulation platforms.

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5821-5825  



C. Cynitha Wise Bell, D. Aruldhas

Quantum chemical calculations of energies, geometrical structure and vibrational wavenumbers of 4-methoxy triamterene(4MT) have been investigated with the help of B3LYP /6-311G(d,p) basis set. Vibrational analysis were predicted theoretically from the calculated intensities. The calculated molecular geometry has been compared with the experimental data. Natural bond orbital (NBO) analysis confirms the presence of intramolecular charge transfer and the hydrogen bonding interaction. The HOMO-LUMO analysis reveals the charge transfer of the compound

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5826-5828  



Ch. Raviksihore, P. Sankara Rao, K. Eswara Rao

An Intrusion is an unauthorized access to the network and retrieves the secret and confidential information and availability on the computer and network resources. Various solutions are available to overcome this type of access and to identify intrusions; one of the methods is Intrusion detection system. An Intrusion Detection System is efficient whenever its accuracy and detection rate is very high as well as false alarm rate is very less percentage. This paper focuses on apply various methods of classification on data set and calculating performance and identifies the accuracy rate and false alarm rate. We should understand that a single efficient algorithm may not be suitable for all individual attacks. In connection to these results, the authors of this paper focused on the various classifications of algorithms that will be performed well based on kind of attack.

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5829-5835  



Karthikeyan C, D. Poojitha, P. Rukmini

The Goal of this project is to analyze the employee evaluations of any specific organization, It’s difficult to hone in on employee sentiment no remember what size the organization, however large, complex establishments have a unique challenge. The Opinion analysis software program takes a seem at all worker survey responses and shortly determines the “why” behind the engagement ratings. People discuss and talk about the most diverse topics in the social media platform, including their jobs. This results in a stream of employee-related data, and organizations are increasingly interested in making sense of this data on an ongoing basis to access key factors such as employee engagement, retention, and satisfaction. In this project, we are going to estimate such factors from different sentiments that are implicit in employee communication in an online platform. We collected a large set of employee reviews form the social platform called glass doors on a particular organization, here in the "glass doors" website the reviews of the employees are easily available but we cannot directly download it into some file, for that we need to scrap the data i.e by using web scraping methodology we can easily scrap, here instead of developing a program to scrap we used a readymade tool called “web harvy” then we took whole data into sentence-level type, where each sentence is analyzed. In our implementation, the reviews are collected and it is prepared as text corpus and is given as input to our program. Since it is the text corpus and comes under unlabeled data, we found it more comfortable in solving this through a lexicon-based approach where an external dictionary is being used in finding the polarity of the text. The text corpus includes positive, negative and neutral feedback of an organization “COGNIZANT”. This approach uses word matching based onlexicon.

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5836-5839  



Nor Hazana Abdullah, Aida Mustapha, Eta Wahab, Mohad Khairul Ahmad, Ruzairi Abdul Rahim

Academics are facing increasing demand not only to teach, to do research, to provide community services but also to perform administrative tasks. Such demands lead to unresolved dilemma of paradoxical nature of workload versus research performance. Thus, this paper focuses on determining the effects of academic workloads on academics’ research and publication performance. Using secondary data from several institutional data sources, this study found that academics with higher workload, do more research and publish more. Moreover, there are no significant differences in research and publication performance between gender and across different knowledge disciplines (engineering, science and technology and social science). This study indirectly validates the linkage between workload and research performance. More importantly, it contributes to performance management in terms of how and what components of academic workload should be weighted for performance appraisal and career advancement.

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5840-5844  



U. Pushpalatha

Technology is a powerful tool which changes the learning environment and improves language learning. Technology empowers learning and it provokes students’ involvement in language learning. It gives way to the students’ ‘how to learn’ and ‘what to learn’. Technology integrated learning brings drastic changes in comprehensible input and to gain knowledge. It provides opportunity to learn ‘what is unlearn’. Activities and games through technology enhance students’ attention and it motivates them to concentrate and love to learn the language. Active learning and active participation in classroom activities will happen when using technology in language classroom. This paper discusses two tools which used in the language classroom to enhance their language learning. Google Classroom and Kahoot both are used for the first year, under graduation students of Business Administration of Shipping. The importance of using both the tools and the outcome are profoundly discussed in the paper.

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5840-5844  



Harikrishna Kumar M, Prasanth S, Prassanth A, Praveen Kumar M

Achieving the hygienic environment on the urinals, we need expensive flushing system like sensor operated flushing system but it requires electrical energy for continuous operation. Most of the cases, labors are used for cleaning and flushing the urinal systems. We can’t achieve minimum water consumption when using human power for flushing. Now-a-days sensor operated systems are used in public areas for minimum consumption of water. One of the major threats in sensor systems is that failure chance. When this system fails, there may be a higher chance of wastage of water. In most cases, people who uses urinals in public toilets fails to close the valves properly which leads to loss of water. We know that water is the life sign of any living organisms. So, conservation of water is crucial and it is our duty to preserve water for next generations. The problem in the oldest and latest systems was identified and can be reduced by implementing our project. Our project was designed such a way that our project doesn’t need electrical energy for functioning and requires minimum water for every flushing.

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5849-5852  



Naima Khashimova, Barno Tillaeva, Barno Razzakova

The article analyzed categorical nature of investments based on existing theories and their development trends. A new approach is proposed for its disclosure and a new definition of investment potential is formulated, which expands the concept of investment potential and gives this category a finished look.The concept of the investment field is introduced into scientific circulation as a kind of qualitative substance inherent in investment activity and capable of acquiring quantitative and qualitative characteristics as the interaction of subjects and investment objects in their various forms and forms develops, under the influence of macro and microeconomic processes.

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5853-5855  



Dr. Sumanth Kumar Kunda, D. Vijaya Kumari

The present study was carried out over a period of 120 days to estimate the major physcico-chemical parameters such as salinity, pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen, total ammonia, alkalinity, hardness and total vibrio counts (TVC). For this study we have selected two shrimp culture ponds of which one is control and other is experimental pond (probiotic treated pond). The commercial brand probiotic (Inve-Pro-W) was used for the entire study period. It is evident from the present results that probiotic treated ponds showed better performance in terms of water quality parameters than control ponds.

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5866-5871  



Dr. R. Renganathan, R. Krishnadas

Domestic production is essential for developed and developing countries to accomplish economic growth and meet their national objectives. Marketers have to construe the perspective of the domestic and foreign-made product buyers in their purchase process, particularly in the Liberalized, Privatized and Globalized ecosystem. The relevance of ethnocentrism may be considered during purchasing a product or evaluating the quality of products. The government of India has launched ‘Make in India’ initiative on September 25th, 2014 which covers 25 sectors of the economy. This study aims to bring out the consumer attitude towards local and goods produced from other nations in the Indian market. “CETSCALE (25 items) suggested by Shimp & Sharma (1987)” with few alterations appropriate to swadeshi context along with the purchase intention and product judgment was used. The survey was conducted with a structured questionnaire and responses were elicited from college students of Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Suggestions and findings of this study will be beneficial for the marketing community to comprehend the significance level given by the buyers for ethnocentrism. Consistency pertaining to ‘Consumer Ethnocentrism’ scale was upright and there is an important association among the innate place & educational qualifications of the college students and their view towards overall ‘purchase intention’ and ‘product knowledge’ which was demonstrated from the results.

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5872-5875  



A.Muminov, O.Muminov, Sh.Norov

This article analyzes the current state of social partnership in Uzbekistan, existing problems and prospects for the development of social partnership relations.

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5876-5878  



Sri Rahayuningsih

Penelitian ini berdasarkan latar belakang pentingnya pembelajaran sains pada anak usia dini, yang dapat mengembangkan seluruh aspek perkembangan anak, dengan penekannya pada sikap ilmiah anak. Adanya kendala anggapan pembelajaran sains masih terbatas pada teoritis, keterbatasan pengetahuan pendidik dan keterbatasan media pembelajaran yang berdampak pada metode untuk menyampaikan materi sains pada anak. Penelitian ini menggunakan research and development (R&D) dengan data kualitatif. Media Animasi Pembelajaran Sains Tematik Peternakan Untuk Menstimulasi Sikap Ilmiah Pada Anak Usia Dini disampaikan menggunakan metode pembelajaran cerita dan melakukan kegiatan sains untuk mengembangkan sikap ilmiah pada anak usia dini. Metode cerita sebagai metode yang menarik dan menyenangkan bagi anak usia dini karena dilakukan dengan bercerita dan melakukan kegiatan sains. Media Animasi Pembelajaran Sains Tematik Peternakan pada Anak Usia Dini menunjukkan hasil baik sekali yaitu efektif dalam meningkatkan sikap ilmiah pada anak usia dini dan media ini layak digunakan. This research is based on the background of the importance of learning science in early childhood, which can develop all aspects of child development, with its emphasis on the scientific attitude of children. There are obstacles to the assumption that science learning is still limited to theoretical, limited knowledge of educators and the limitations of learning media that have an impact on methods for delivering science material to children. This research used research and development (R&D) with qualitative data. Animation media for thematic science learning in animal husbandry to stimulate scientific attitudes in early childhood is conveyed using story learning methods and conducting science activities to develop scientific attitudes in early childhood. The story method as an interesting and fun method for early childhood because it is done by telling stories and doing science activities. This research showed excellent results, which is effective in improving scientific attitudes in early childhood and this media is appropriate to use.

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5879-5882  



P Venkateshwarlu, Dr. B.Manjula

The area of “machine learning” is into its golden era because of its features and aspects due to which “deep learning” has became the ruler in the domain as it uses numerous layers where each layer represents data abstractions required to construct computational models by enabling “deep learning” algorithms that are “generative adversarial networks, conventional neural networks, and model transfers” that entirely customizes our insight of how the data is processed and information is attained as the opening of consideration behind it is extreme because the domain is never previously symbolize multi scope perspective due to be deficient in core understanding that leads to controlling methods such as black box machines that restrain development of basic levels as “deep learning” which is repeatedly perceived as tentative blocks in machine learning. In this paper we present a thorough assessment of past and present state of art that does not retreat in visual or audio and text processing aspects.

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5883-5990  



Ch. Kiran Kumar, M.Govindarajan

The utilization of networks and particularly the Internet has turned into a major task of day by day life. As indicated by fast advancement and across the broad utilization of network frameworks, mixed interested methodologies have developed broadly in the ongoing years. Numerous security strategies have been utilized so as to deal with the security network dangers. In this manner, the utilization of intrusion identification frameworks as an extra resistance network is practically imperative. An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) progressively screens the activities occurring in a framework, and chooses whether these activities are symptomatic of an interruption or establish an authentic utilization of the framework. In this proposed work, an efficient Rapid Intrusion Detection Method (RIDM) is proposed to discover best subset of dataset to prepare our expectation model. The proposed method is compared with the existing IDS model and the results proved that the False Positive Rate (FPR) is very low for the proposed work and the Detection Rate (DR) is high in the proposed work. The proposed model performance and accuracy is high than the traditional methods..

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5991-5997  



Subardjo, Fatwa Tentama

Job satisfaction is a factor that can influence organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). This study aims to empirically examine the relationship between job satisfaction and OCB. The subjects in this study were lecturers at the University of X, and all of whom were permanent lecturers and had worked for at least 1 year. Subject selection was randomized and the sampling technique was randomized sampling. Methods used to collect the data were the scale of job satisfaction, and OCB scale. Data analysis used was product moment correlation techniques. Based on the results of hypothesis testing between job satisfaction and OCB, the results of the correlation coefficient (r) were = 0.331 with a significance level (p) of = 0.000 (p <0.01) which meant that there was a very significant positive relationship between job satisfaction and OCB. The magnitude of the influence of job satisfaction on OCB was 11% of OCB, and the remaining 89% was influenced by other variables outside of this study.

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5998-6000  



Frederick F. Patacsil

One of the most important issues in succeeding the academic life is to assign students to the right college program when they arrive to the end of the basic education stage. Data mining is one of the best alternative solution to find patterns and to provide a suitable program which enhance the student survival in their college life. This research experimented different tree classification algorithms and supplemented by ensemble approach to suggest the best classifier model based on predictive accuracy performance. The result reveals a very interesting prediction that the average grade in math is a very important predictor for programs like Mathematics and Engineering. For non-engineering program, the average grade in English is the dominant predicting variable. However, this study produce a conflating result which reveals that average grade in English is not a significant predictor on the program that offer English as a major subject (AB English Language) instead general grade average is the predicting variable. In the case of IT, the average grade in TLE and Science is an important predicting variable. The result of evaluation in the final stage of the model construction process reveals that bagging + j-48 tree classifier obtained highest accuracy as compared with other tree classifiers and forest tree classifier obtained the highest value in dropout precision and graduated recall. The experimental result also reveals that combining these tree learning algorithms using ensemble approach has minimal increase in classification performance.

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6001-6009  



N. Kalyanasundaram , N. Sivakumar, Gautham Devendrapandi, P. Selvakumar

The fcc crystallined AgNps was synthesised from flower extracts of Black Datura fastuosa plant. The syntheiszied AgNps was characterized by SEM, FE-SEM, XRD, FT-IR, DLS and UV-vis spectroscopy methods. The formation of the nanoparticles were primarily identified by the UV-vis spectroscopy, it clearly exhibits the absorbtion band at 420-450nm which is responsible for surface plasmon resonance due to the interaction of the electrons of the silver metal nanoparticles with photons. The surface morphology of the Ag Nps were studied by SEM and FE-SEM, it confirms that the derived nanoparticles have found to be 23-31 nm in size, which is in accordance with the obtained results of DLS data. An employenment of various functional groups of bioactive molecules from of B.D. datura flower extract was apparently emphasized by FT-IR technique. Also, the synthesized AgNps were subjected to their antibacterial studies possessing significant activities against the tested microorganism.

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6010-6017  



Neha Miglani, Sanjeev K. Sharma, Prabhdip Brar

Job stress has been an omnipresent connecting link between all occupations and across all industries. It has been both a concern and target of remedial measure for human resource department in leading organizations of the world. Pressure at work, particularly in the high-performance zones, tends to affect performance and has several other repercussions- be it health related or productivity related. This study evaluates the association of job stress and work-home conflict in the context of Indian journalists. 120 journalists from India were made to fill a structured and standard questionnaire comprising questions on job stress and work-home conflict. These journalists hailed from English press, vernacular press and those working in both mediums. On application of correlation and regression analysis it was concluded relation of both parameters was significant and positive, implying that the association between the two is inversely proportional. Hence for Indian Fashion and Lifestyle Journalists if job stress increases, the work-home conflict is less. This is contrary to the common notion that increase in job stress may also increase the conflict that an employee carries from work to home.

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6018-6023  



G. Yoganandan, Mr. M. Baskar

Entrepreneurship is the attempt to create a value through recognition of business opportunity, the management of risk taking appropriate to the opportunity and through the communicative and management skills. Besides entrepreneurship refers to the overall course of action undertakes by owner in starting and managing enterprise for profit. Entrepreneurship contributes the economic growth and thereby plays a vital role in the development process. Development of entrepreneurship is depends upon the entrepreneurial understanding and knowledge. Thus the main aim of the study is to examine the perception of under graduate final year students of management course in triuchengode city in tamilndu, India. The respondents were final year under graduate management students in various colleges which are offering business courses. For this study researcher has been used the simple random sampling /Convenience sampling method. The primary data has been collected by questionnaire and the secondary data has been collected from various Journals, Magazines and Web sites, etc and 150 respondents were taken as a sample size. The collected data was analyzed by the various statistical tools like percentage method, chi-square and weighted average method. Grate ranking method and factor analysis.

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6024-6027  



M Anvesh, M. Satya Srinivas

Collaborative filtering (CF) is one of the strategies in the recommender framework which uses data of client inclination as evaluations of things and produce proposal dependent on the closeness of practices with other client's inclination. The CF approach distinct into two principal classes: memory-based and model-based, both have their individual focal points and hindrances. The shortcoming of memory-based CF is that precision turns out to be less ideal when utilizing an inadequate dataset. To take care of the issues of versatility and sparsity in the CF, this study projected a customized suggestion approach that combines the client grouping innovation and thing bunching innovation. Clients are bunched dependent on illness data of a patient, and every client group has a group focus. In view of the likeness between target client and bunch focuses, the closest neighbors of the target clients can be soft the expectation where fundamental. At that point, the proposed methodology uses the thing bunching CF to create the investigation. The examination joining client bunching and data grouping CF is more versatile and more precise than the conventional one.

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6028-6034  



Dr. M Surendra, Dr.G. Kiran Kunar Reddy, U M Gopal Krishna

India is an emerging country in population. In 2011, Indian Census Department figured out, more than 104 million elderly persons. Among them 53 million are females and 51 million are males. With reference to rural and urbanity 73 million people live in rural areas. Among them 29% elder people reside in urban areas. In Andhra Pradesh 2011 census report 60 age group of the elderly population is 451781. India has diversity of tribal population reflecting its great ethnic diversity. They are scattered all over the hilly, forest, and plain regions of the country in different ecological settings, with a variety of socio-economic-cultural patterns and diversified dietary habits. Today changing family structure has caused increased problems of old age people. In recent years, nuclear families existing due to some factors, the old rich family members are facing psychological, physical, financial, abuse and other miscellaneous problems. The miscellaneous problems may be related to inability to get accustomed with modern and innovative techniques and methods, traditional viewpoints and perspectives, occurrence of conflicts and disputes, disagreements, inability to get along with others, boredom, lack of knowledge and awareness, loss of control, low self-esteem and lack of preparedness for old age. Sugalie tribe is one of the largest tribes in Andhra Pradesh, majority of Sugalis live at forest areas in Andhra Pradesh. The study area of Pedda Tanda is the foot hill of Seshachalam forest,at this Thanda , a significant number of aged Sugalie people are involved and supported for research work. The study paper provides insight into the social, economic and health conditions of problems of the oldest people residing in the Pedda Tanda and assists the scope for social work the old age people in Sugali tribes.

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6035-6040  



Tanuj Jhankal, Amit N. Patel

In spite of various advantages, permanent magnet synchronous motors have a major disadvantage of high cogging torque. It is very necessary to bring down this high cogging torque to enhance overall performance of the interior permanent magnet synchronous motor (IPMSM). This paper presents core edge inset radius variation technique for the reduction of cogging torque in IPMSMs. The effect of changing core-edge inset radius (CEIR) on the cogging torque of IPMSMs has been analyzed in three different three-phase, 4-pole/12-slot IPMSM configurations having the different envelope dimensions for high-speed applications. To check the effectiveness of proposed technique for wide range of applications three different standard rating IPMSMs are considered for analysis. Finite element analysis is used for motor characteristics reckoning. Effective reduction is observed in cogging torque by using core edge inset radius variation technique in three standard rating IPMSMs. It is indispensable to choose the proper value of the core edge inset radius of IPMSMs during design stage for reduced cogging torque.

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6041-6048  



Faisal Althobiani

Study on tidal dynamics is important for different coastal processes, biological processes, engineering and navigational purposes. The present study have carried out a hydrodynamic modelling study on tidal dynamics along the eastern coast of the Saudi Arabia, Gulf of Arabia. The analysis focuses on the spatial and temporal variation of tide along the coastal regions of the eastern coast of the Saudi Arabia. Time series data from the five coastal stations along the eastern coast of the Gulf of Arabia were used for tidal analysis. Delft 3D model used for the analysis and derived simulated water level along the eastern coast of the Saudi Arabia. The study reveals the variations of tidal constituents in temporal and spatial scale along the coastline. The important tidal constituents principal semidiurnal lunar (M2) shows selective amplification among the other important tidal constituents The simulated water levels were verified it with field data and can be used for many related applications.

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6049-6052  



Anne Hafina, Pandan Primayasta, Dodi Suryana

Social sensitivity is one of the skills that children need to have. Social sensitivity is also identified as one of the social and emotional intelligence skills. This sensitivity becomes an important spotlight in today's life because of the lower sensitivity of humans to other humans along with the times. The social sensitivity referred to in this article is the sensitivity of elementary school students regarding, acts of sexual harassment. The subjects of this study were 29 students of Class VI C who were at risk of sexual harassment. This study measures the level of sensitivity of students to acts of sexual harassment that may occur with, revealing indicators that build social sensitivity, namely fantasy, personal distress, perspective-taking, and empathy. Through this research, it can be seen that overall students in class VI C 37.9% have social sensitivity in the medium category with a total of 11 people. Students with a percentage of 31.3% with a total of 9 students are in the category of high social sensitivity.

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6053-6056  



Akshath M J, H S Sheshadri

Tumor diagnosis with accurate evaluation of brain MR images is crucial as the shape, size and location varies accordingly. Brats 2015 database comprises variety of sequences like T2, T1, T1-ce and FLAIR are considered for the analysis of glioma tumor. The proposed technique incorporates hybrid combination of algorithms namely active contour and expectation maximization to merge the desired feature of each technique to improve the performance better in comparison with the individual techniques. The performance criteria used for evaluating the tumor extraction mainly rely on the dice similarity coefficient (DSC), tumor area, sensitivity and specificity. Gaussian filter is used for enhancing the raw MR image. The proposed hybrid system shows superior results in terms of tumor area, sensitivity, specificity and DSC but takes more time compared to individual methods. The result shows that proposed algorithm provides convincing DSC value of average 0.91 and sensitivity of average 0.93, evaluated on the overlapping of tumor extracted image with the ground truth specified manually by the experts. A higher value of sensitivity and specificity (probability near to1) shows the performance of an algorithm in segmenting the tumor and non-tumor region effectively.

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6057-6064  



Abhay Rathore, Er. Manish Kaushal, Dr. Sandeep Singla

With the rapid development of automobile industry, urban traffic congestion is becoming more prominent, effective control of traffic lights has become the most important means of control of traffic management and control of network operation. So, how effective real-time traffic signal control, protection of urban transport efficient and orderly operation of the majority of scholars is a hot issue of concern. Traffic congestion is one of the most critical transportation issues facing us, and it is only predicted to get worse during the next years. However, there are techniques and strategies to help in solving this problem. This objective of this research is to provide a methodology for designing traffic signal controllers with a new approach. This new approach uses fuzzy logic to achieve a more efficient control of traffic signals at intersections using the information and expert knowledge of the system. System constitutes of central hub for decision making, magnetic sensors on each lane for vehicle counting and zigbee transceiver system which sends and receives data from sensors and provides to central hub where data is collected from all lanes and in each round and basis of no. of vehicles and mode of traffic, fuzzy logic based lane selector selects the lane which should be green for coming round and fuzzy logic based green time selector provides the time span for which it should be green. By doing this, there is no loss by empty times and traffic runs smoothly for all the lanes. Present system can be implemented din busy and congested areas to increase the traffic flow.

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6065-6071  



Sathidevi O G

Polyvinyl alcohol is an odorless and translucent, tasteless, white or cream-hued granular powder. It is marginally resolvable in ethanol, resolvable in water however unsolvable in other natural solvents. Poly (vinyl alcohol) is the most economically significant water-soluble plastic being used. It is additionally promptly mixed with various common materials and can display properties that are perfect with a scope of uses. The acetic acid derivation bunches are hydrolyzed by ester exchange with methanol within the sight of anhydrous sodium methylate or watery sodium hydroxide. The physical attributes and its particular practical uses rely upon the level of polymerization and the level of hydrolysis. PVA is characterized into two classes in particular: halfway hydrolyzed and completely hydrolyzed. Poly (vinyl alcohol) is the most economically significant water-soluble plastic being used. It is likewise promptly mixed with various regular materials and can display properties that are perfect with a scope of uses.

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6072-6077  



Kiki Rahmawati, Tri Ani Marwati

Patient safety is an important issue in the field of health at the international level, especially in terms of health services. However, there are still a number of incidents related to health services. One of the things that caused the incident was because of the many unwanted events that befall the patient outside of his illness. As a result the patient has an injury can even result in death. On the other hand, technological developments have developed rapidly along with the increase in knowledge in the world. One of them is the use of online-based incident reporting systems. Therefore, we need an online-based application that can facilitate incident reporting, so that unwanted events can be immediately followed up.

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6078-6082  



Siti Nur Azizah, Sandi Perdana Demantara, Jebul Suroso, Fourry Handoko

The purpose of this research is to prove the performance of Financing for Islamic banking in Indonesia. Based on most types of financing that are already operating, this study will prove is financing profitable for Indonesian Islamic Banking? And which financing is most profitable in Indonesian Islamic banking,? The research method used is desciptive research with quantitative approaches and empirical studies on Islamic Commercial Banks registered at Bank Indonesia during 2013-2017. This study uses secondary data through the official website of the Islamic Commercial Bank. With purposive sampling there are 43 data and tested using multiple linear regression analysis. Result of the analysis proved that Murabahah, Mudharabah, Musyarakah and Ijarah Financing are profitable. The most profitable is mudharabah, while the lowest contributing to profit is Ijarah financing. These finding can be used as a reference for banking institutions to take strategic decisions related to the development of Islamic banking in Indonesia.

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6083-6087  



Rika Afrianti, Fatwa Tentama

The purpose of this study is to examine the validity and reliability of the social anxiety scale and examine the aspects and indicators that can form social anxiety variable. Social anxiety is measured by three aspects, namely fear of negative evaluation, social avoidance specific to new situations and social avoidance and distress in general. The population in this study were all semester two students at "X" University in Yogyakarta. The sample in this study were 60 overseas students in semester two at the "X" University in Yogyakarta. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling. The data collection method uses social anxiety scale. The research data were analyzed with Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) through the SmartPLS 3.2.8 program. Based on the results of data analysis, aspects and indicators forming social anxiety variables are declared valid and reliable. The most dominant aspect that reflects social anxiety is the fear of negative evaluation with a loading factor of 0.870. The weakest aspect that reflects social anxiety is the aspect of social avoidance and distress in general, with a factor loading value of 0.810. This shows that all aspects and indicators are able to reflect and shape social anxiety variables. Thus, the structural model can be accepted because the theory that describes social anxiety is in accordance with empirical data obtained from the subject.

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6088-6092  



Krishna Mohan G, J. Satish Babu, Venkata Raju K, Mahitha Kotharu, Gowthami K, Pramod Y

Cost estimation is very essential and important in the software industry. The more accurate the cost is the more efficient the project is. Cost estimation has become challenging in the software industry to get accurate results. The prevailing software system reliability models are non-linear, and so the parameter estimation of those models is complex. The software system reliability is especially obtained through modeling and estimating. There are several methods to solve this problem. COCOMO model is a more common method to solve such a problem. This COCOMO model was published in the year 1981 using sixty-three types of project data. This model uses the size of the code to estimate the cost. COCOMO model has two parameters A and B. However, using these parameters may not guarantee effective results. There are several optimization strategies for finding the nonlinear perform issues, like artificial bee colony (ABC) and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). It has the characteristics of fewer management parameters, robust exploration ability, and therefore the high accuracy of the answer. The PSO formula has the characteristics of the comparatively bit of computation and quick search speed however it's premature convergence, particularly in managing complicated multi-peak search issues, and therefore the downside of poor native search ability. This paper proposed a hybrid model to calibrate the COCOMO model parameters to be more accurate for estimation. This algorithm is a hybrid of two algorithms namely ABC and PSO (ABC-PSO). This hybrid algorithm is applied to five datasets to estimate the cost. The experimental results show that the new estimation is best estimate of parameters and therefore the hybrid PSO-ABC encompasses a nice advantage in generalization and particularly on restricted information.

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6093-6095  



Krishna Mohan.G, Venkata Naresh Mandhala, J. Satish Babu, Havisha.B, Haritha Vardhini.Y, Lakshmi Priya.R

The reliability of the software is mainly achieved by modeling and estimating. The existing models of software reliability are nonlinear and it is difficult to estimate the parameters of these models. Several methods of optimizing nonlinear function problems are available, such as the artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC). It is necessary to know how much development it will cost and how long it will take for any new software project to develop. World technologies and new software project management models are developing rapidly, but there is still a need for smart and precise software project management, That causes this issue to fail, frustration within this rising way, we are attempting to use computational intelligence approaches such as artificial intelligence and statistical techniques along with smart software project management. Statistical analysis found that most software projects were unable to reach the end based on the original projected time and cost. In this paper, we focus on algorithmic models and address their difficulties within parameters of modification and tuning to improve the reliability of software cost estimation using artificial bee colony algorithm (ABC).

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6096-6098  



Jitendra Kumar, Pardeep Kumar Sharma, Sunil Kumar, Amit Kumar Rana

The article has been developed with lot size model for the perishable material and the deterioration rate is taken to be time varying. Here we have considered that the retailer is offered with the allowable delay in payment for the smooth running. Shortages occurred and the demand is expected to be exponentially increasing, time dependent. Model is developed under inflationary condition. Mathematical model is presented to formulate the problem and the optimal replenishment policies are derived to find the solution. Ultimately, a numerical investigation is given to illustrate the problem and the sensitivity examination is introduced to see the impact of the different parameters.

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6099-6103  



Durrotunnisa, Marthen Pali, Adi Atmoko

The purpose of this research was to reveal empirical model of student well-being in State Junior High School students. The method used was causal relationship study. Data obtained were from the respondents amounted to 151 students, 8th grade spread over 5 Junior Secondary Schools around Malang. The sample were 13 to 14-years-old, maleamounted to 62 students (41, 05%), and female amounted to 89 students (58.94%). Fifteen indicators used in the study were matched to the student well-being model using confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and continued with AMOS Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) version 20. Instruments used in the form of questionnaire.The model on student well-being was based on variableof school climate, parenting styles, students' academic motivation, and emotional regulation. The analysis results confirmed that χ² = 97.448, df = 80, p = 0.09, GFI index = 0.925, CFI = 0.976, RMSEA = 0.038, which means the null hypothesis is accepted or the proposed model is acceptable. The result of data analysis shows that students' academic motivation is significantly influenced by school climate, parenting styles significantly affect academic motivation, school climate significantly affect student well-being, school climate does not affect student's emotional regulation, parenting styles is significantly influenced by emotional regulation, academic motivation does not significantly affect student well-being, academic motivation significantly affect the emotional regulation, emotional regulation does not significantly affect the student well-being, and parenting styles significantly affect student well-being.

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6104-6107  



Dr.Bharat Daga Patil,

In this paper an attempt has been made by researcher to study revenue block wise Analysis of role of Irrigation in Agricultural Practices. Thereby to find out impact on Agricultural land Practices in the context of irrigation facilities. The data on land use and sources of irrigation has been taken for agricultural year as per 2011. The study region falls under assured rainfall zone and has received 70 percent area rain amounting 500 mm to 1200 mm. The average annual rainfall in study area is 780 mm. The northern part of the study region receives more rainfall 800-1200 mm, while south part of the region receives less rainfall 500-700mm. But the erratic nature of rainfall affects the agricultural practices. In facts decrease in rainy days, variation in intensity of rainfall and coefficient of variation of rainfall ranges between 20 to 30 percent suggests need of irrigation in both Kharif and Rabi seasons. In 2010-11, total 13262.15 hectare land area is irrigated out of net area sown (NAS) of Shirpur tehsil. Highest irrigated area observed in Arthe revenue block that is 3613.40 hectares and lowest in Sangavi with 1004.76 hectares. In the study region 21.55 % area irrigated to net sown area of tehsil in agricultural 2011.As per 2011, Total population of Shirpur tehsil is 422137.The purpose behind the choice of this region for carried out research work because of its rich agricultural track endowed with assured rainfall zone. Diversified cropping pattern is cultivated under both rain fed and with irrigation facilities. The main crops are grown such as cereals, pulses, oilseeds, cotton and sugarcane etc. Geographically, present study area has unique features in the context of agricultural practices; irrigation facilities. The main occupation of the people is agriculture in this tehsils with cotton and Sugarcane as the major product. It has three agro based industries like Textile, Sugar Factory and Corn Mill.

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6108-6112  



Ananya Gupta, Shahin Ara Begum

Feature selection methods select a small subset of the relevant features from the original feature space by eliminating redundant or irrelevant features. In the process it also reduces the dimensionality of the feature space and improves the efficiency of the data mining algorithms. In this paper, sixteen state of art feature selection methods are studied that use different benchmark datasets with respect to text categorization and their performance is summarized. The past research reveals that performance of feature selection methods are dataset specific. In the present work, further experiments are carried out with the state of art feature selection methods for text categorization over a unifying framework of benchmark datasets to evaluate and compare their performance on same standards. The efficiency of the methods is evaluated on the basis of their performance with k-means clustering and KNN classification. The experiments reveal that unsupervised feature selection method of Multi-Cluster Feature Selection (MCFS) performs the best in comparison to the state of art feature selection methods studied in the present work. MCFS reduces the data dimensionality to an extent of 95% on an average on the considered datasets with acceptable results of classification and clustering.

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6113-6122  



Dr. P. Ajitha

Artificial intelligence is used for training the data to automatically predict the heart occurrence using heuristics approach. Outliers reduce the accuracy, classifying and removing it improves in predicting the heart disease. Distributed data mining helps to collect the data from various different sources to predict the heart occurrence based on the incoming data. Proposed methodology in this paper provides the heuristics approach for the faster classification and accuracy in the prediction. Existing methodologies does not use heuristics approach. Ensemble of AI and heuristics provides better approach for identifying the heart disease occurrences.

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6123-6127  



Rudresh B. Magadum, D.B.Kulkarni

In the present scenario, the electricity is also playing vital role in development of the country. The expansion of the power systems, interconnections of the different networks and growth in the power demand causing more power losses in the distribution network with dip in the voltage profile. This leads to instability in the network. In this paper, optimal siting with sizing of different types of DG’s are tested on IEEE 15 node network using MiPower software. From the obtained results, 60% of the power loss reduction as compared to base case with significant enhancement in the voltage also achieved.

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6128-6131  



Lakshmi Kiran Yeggena, Dr. A. Bhavani Sankar

These days Content-Based Image Retrieval (CBIR) has gotten progressively prevalent. CBIR framework relies upon the visual ideas of the images. These visual ideas are characterized by the low-level highlights like color, surface, and state of whole images that are separated. At that point, they are put away in the database as an element database. The practiced CBIR techniques are utilized in an enormous image database. Be that as it may, these techniques likewise need some solid advancement in the abstract content of images. Color is a generally utilized component for speaking to images in CBIR. We present a novel way to deal with naturally produce transitional image descriptors by misusing idea co-event designs in the pre-named preparing fixed that renders it conceivable to delineate complex scene images semantically. Our work is roused by the way that different ideas that every now and again co-happen crosswise over images structure designs that could give relevant signals to singular idea induction.

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6132-6137  



Ramezanali Shayanrad

Today, numerous companies try to develop their strategies in order to participate in the foreign markets. The way of entering into the foreign markets is related to the implementation of international strategy. Since choosing an appropriate approach enables the company achieves competitive advantage, companies must use their entire power and accuracy in the selection of the optimal entry and recognize the effective factors on it including international risk. Automobile industry as the locomotive of industry in developing countries including Iran can play an important and constructive role in developing the country. The firms that use development approach gradually enter international markets through the markets that are culturally and geographically similar to local markets. But in a systematic approach, firms select suitable markets regularly using the collection of criteria and used for selecting global market. Many lacks of comprehensiveness models have been presented and suggested by scholars for systematic evaluation and selection of foreign target markets so far. But because these models show a lot of inconsistencies in the adaptation with the decision making process of exporters, so in this research it is endeavored to present a comprehensive conceptual model in accordance with the decision-making process of exporters including evaluating economic, public, legal, competitive, cultural, demographic, and geographic environments and agency abilities. For building the model, the author’s questionnaire distributed among the experts involved in Tehran province’s automobile industries exports, and then a confirmed model ultimately presented using statistical technique of structural equation modeling analysis and it prepares the possibility to predict and decide for exporters.

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6138-6141  



S.Sujatha, Dr.S.Mohan Prabhu

The importance of statistical techniques in agriculture research is prominent. Data collection, numerical information, hypothesis testing, and accurate result played a vital role in the development and growth of agricultural research. One of the most powerful hypothesis testing in agriculture research is Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), which is the testing for homogeneity of means of more than two normal populations. This test can be applied to the selection of fertilizer, seed types, increase the amount of yield and equipment reliability. This paper discusses the importance of pre-hoc and post-hoc ANOVA test. This study helps to improve the efficiency of data processing, provide the accurate results, reduce the experimental error and cost, and also improving the agricultural research design.

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6142-6144  



Ari Agung Nugroho, Nugraha, Ikaputera Waspada, Maya Sari

Indonesia is a large country that has a large and small islands, and contains natural resources in such as mining commodities. Mining commodity products are the world's strategic trade commodities, including gold, tin, nickel, coal, gas and petroleum as well as other mining products. The commodity is very important to investor s and effect the the prices. The method in this research uses a literature review. This research want to find the relationship between commodity price and tins stock price. We identified through a search engines using search strings related to the topic i.e commodity price, and tins stock prices. We find that the there is an empirical evidence that show the relationhsip between commoditiy prices and tins stock prices in Indonesia.

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6145-6147  



Waseem Azad Bhat, Brahmjeet singh

In order to be useful in construction, the product must meet minimum compressive requirements, which are determined through a Mechanical Test of Concrete and to check the strength of the concrete used for buildings and other structures, where the principal stresses are compressive, cube samples were obtained and tested in compression testing machine. As Pillars, beams and pipes needs high values of strength, different types of materials have been explored in order to increase life of such structures. Steel reinforcement is widely used in which cages of steel bars are used along with concrete. The use of steel fibers which are very smaller in size and diameter are also becomes familiar in these days. In present work, two types of steel fibers s named as straight and crimped steel fibers has been investigated in Mix 25 concrete design mix by proportion with weight of cement. Compressive strength and flexural strength tests are carried out on designed concrete mixes in which only original base mix, and four steel fiber induced concrete mixes are deigned each using straight and crimped steel fibers. 0.05, .1, .15 and .20 % ratio of steel fibers is used to make four types of concrete mixes. It has been found that there is 12.75% increase in compressive strength when ratio of steel fiber is increased from 0.05 to .20. Similar results have been noted for flexural strength which is approximately 13.5% increase when similar ratio of material is used after 28 days of curing. Workability test has been carried out by measuring slump value which is also shows moderate decrease in slump when steel fibers are used.

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6148-6152  



Jessica Tivani, Muhammad Syamsan Alfarizi, Mega Syaputri Setiawati, Willy Gunadi

In Indonesia, the B2B e-marketplace is an opportunity to help develop MSMEs. With so many B2B e-marketplace players it can be a good place for Indonesian MSMEs, on the other hand, it can be a very competitive environment. To be able to survive, B2B e-marketplaces must be able to build seller loyalty in the long run. This study aims to determine the factors that affect consumer loyalty from the perspective of sellers in B2B e-marketplaces in Indonesia. Much research has been conducted related to loyalty from the perspective of the buyer; this study is different as the sellers and buyers’ perspectives are different. The research design used in this study is quantitative. The method of analysis used in this study is structural equation modeling (SEM). The population in this study is the seller of Ralali.com. The number of samples used in this study were 183 respondents by using non-probability sampling techniques. The results of this study found that the factors that influenced seller loyalty in the B2B e-marketplace with the greatest effect were promotion, cost and satisfaction. Promotion was one of the factors that had the greatest significant influence on seller loyalty in the B2B e-marketplace.

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6153-6160  



M. Kiruthika, R. Elayaperumal

Ruthenium(II) complexes of compositions [Ru(bpy)2(L1)](PF6)2 (1) and [Ru(bpy)2(L2)](PF6)2 (2), where bpy=2, 2’-bipyridine, L1=4,5-bis[(E)-2-(4-methoxyphenyl)ethenyl]-1H,1'H-2,2'-biimidazole and L2=4,5-bis[(E)-2-(4-bromophenyl)ethenyl]-1H,1'H-2,2'-biimidazole, have been synthesized and characterized by analytical and spectral methods. Both the complexes displayed a broad metal-to-ligand charge transfer band at ~475 nm in acetonitrile. Cyclic voltammetry studies showed that the Ru(II) complexes undergo fairly reversible one electron reductions involving the Ru(II)/Ru(III) couple at the potentials between +1.042 - +1.089 V in acetonitrile. The anion-sensing activity of the present complexes was exhibited using absorption titration. The highly acidic nature of the N-H factions in biimidazole part can be easily deprotonated upon addition of tetrabutyl ammonium salts of various anions such as F-, OAc, H2PO4-, I-, Br- and HSO4-. It has been examined that all of the complexes have the ability to act as sensors for F- and OAc- ions and to some extent H2PO4-.

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6168-6171  



Nader Al Atawi, Mohammad Kanan

Use of overhead transmission lines in Al-Madinah region is something that has been used for several decades. However, their increased failure tends to present a critical effect on supply of electricity to the consumers in the region. In normal case, the fundamental motive for any power utility is to plan, operate, and maintain power infrastructure so that consumers can receive reliable electricity services at reduced expenses. This paper therefore aims at addressing the implementation of Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM) in overhead transmission lines particularly in Al-Madinah region.

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6172-6176  



B.Ramya, Dr.Uma Rani

Leukemia is an incurable disease of white blood cells that have an effect on blood and bone marrow in human body. Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is one of the familiar types of leukemia amongst adults. The symptoms of leukemia are non-specific and are equivalent to the symptoms of other communal disorders. We employ modified convolutional neural network for automatic detection of acute lymphoblastic leukemia and classification of its subtypes into 4 classes, namely, L1, L2, L3 and Normal. To reduce overtraining, data augmentation technique was used. We also evaluated the data sets with various color models to verify the performance over diverse color images. A sensitivity of 100%, specificity of 98.11%, and accuracy of 99.50% is achieved for Acute Lymphoblastic leukemia detection. Compared to standard methods, the proposed technique was able to accomplish high accuracy without microscopic image segmentation based classification compared to existing classification methods Circumventing Ant Colony Optimization (CACO_CNN), particle swarm optimization (PSO_CNN) and proposed classification modified particle swarm optimization (PSO_CNN) provided high accuracy.

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6177-6180  



M. Subha

amidst all the contemporary challenges, those who are good at impressing others with their hard skills, etiquette, integrity and conduct only shall survive and succeed in any domain. Strong personality traits are the essential factors to make a long, progressive and successful career and life. Learners were not aware of these factors called life skills until the recent years, since it was not taught through school or college curriculum. However, now its importance is realized, so that the skill-based trainings are incorporated into the current academics. It is not enough if life skills remain at syllabus level, instead teaching mode and training at college level especially under graduation should also prioritize the most important social skill called interpersonal communication, which can ultimately enable successful teaching-learning and effective placement once the learner has acquired the desired skills. This paper highlights the importance of effective communication skills in classroom teaching-learning, job interviews for success, sustenance and progress in one’s career and life in general. Feedback from hundred placed undergraduate students of B.E. Marine Engineering and B.Sc. Nautical Science students on the factors facilitated them to gain their placement was sought, analysed and further recommendation to enhance the soft skills and training and placement classes in under graduation level is suggested through this study.

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6181-6184  



Sanjay Poptani , Manish Kumar Tiwari , Dr A.V.N Krishna

In the world where security is one of the main concern, we are still not able to make our data secure. Privacy is one of the major concerns in today’s world, where all the organization are dealing with data leak problem, data theft, data intrusion. We came up with a mathematical model to encrypt and decrypt data securely. In this paper we have came up with a technique to encrypt and decrypt data using non-deterministic random numbers and generating two cipher text for each data unit (character) and verified the randomness of our cipher text using chi-square test, Gaps test.

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6185-6188  



Matkarimov Khamidbek Olimboyevich

Geographical location of the Southern Aral Sea area includes right and left bank of the Lower Amudarya basin. Khorezm oasis is located in the middle of Turan lowlands between Karakum and Kyzylkum. There are no high mountains in the oasis. The highest altitude of the Sultan Usais Mountains in the Amu Darya River on the right coast does not exceed 500 meters. Therefore, cold weather in the north and hot air in the south were not a natural barrier. Historical feature of the Khorezm oasis is that it is located on the southern border of the Volga, South Ural and North Kazakhstan steppes. The tribes that have been spread in the steppe since ancient times were primarily engaged in hunting, fishing, and later, mainly cattle breeding.

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6189-6192  



Pranita Jain, Deepak Singh Tomar

Community over social media is the communal group of globally spread user having similar interest regarding a communal topic or product. Community detection algorithm over social media, clustering the highly-dense social media user over resultant communal issue. Recently, researchers applying social media mining and clustering approach to detect community over social media. But due to lack of network information, the performance of this research does not get significant results. This paper presents a social theory based comparative analytical framework that tries to extract hidden information from the graphical representation of social media. Along with that, it compares the performance of the benchmark community detection algorithm, i.e. walk trap, edge betweenness, and fast greedy over six different social media data set. That yield intersecting facts about the capabilities and deficiency of community analysis methods.

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6193-6201  



M. Rathi, A. V. Senthil Kumar, Ismail Musirin

Exponential growth in technology, has increased the security breaches day today. This is because the system which is standalone or connected with networks, are handled by different users for various purposes. The security of individuals is preserved using identification and authentication to prevent from intruders. The authentication of an individual is done either by using behavioral or physiological characteristics of the concern user. This paper aims to develop an optimized approach based on ballistic nature of typing behavior based authentication system. This system is used to identify an individual by their typing rhythm to confirm their genuineness. Determining authenticated persons by keystroke dynamics is very difficult in presence of uncertainty in their typing rhythm. This proposed model devised a fuzzy inference model with gene clustering to discover the pattern of the user as genuine or an intruder. There is no proper proof of handling indeterminacy in impersonate users as authenticated or not by discovering the keystroke pattern. Hence, this proposed work handles the indeterminacy of user keystroke recondition by applying membership degree with the obtained features involved in behavioral keystroke typing rhythm based authentication model

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6202-6207  



M. Surendar, T. Venkatesh, A. Suresh

In this article, proposed a three-terminal Cascade H Bridge (CHB) based hybrid micro-grid with one AC terminals and one AC terminal. This approach operates cascaded H-bridge (CHB) converters based AC grid interface and two dual active bridge (DAB) converters based DC sub-grid interface that connects two isolated DC buses. This inter connection suppress the no. of power conversation stages. DAB converters fed CHB converters operates based on DC rails. To overcome the unbalanced grid voltage & currents and DC rail voltages issues caused by this modified system configuration with only two power conversion stages, an improved method is proposed through the zero-sequence voltage injection in the CHB converters.

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6208-6213  



Ali Asmar, Muhammad Hafiz

The mathematics learning outcomes of MAS students in the Tanah Datar Regency are still relatively low. This is because students who enter private schools are students who do not pass the selection in public schools, besides learning is still centered on the teacher and the lack of students 'critical thinking skills and students' mathematical problem-solving abilities is one of the obstacles that affect the low student learning outcomes. One of the efforts made to overcome this problem is to apply the PCL approach to learning. This study aims to determine the effect of the PCL approach on students' mathematical problem-solving abilities, especially in line and series material. The study was conducted on two classes which were used as the experimental class and the control class. In the experimental class, the treatment of learning was given by applying the PCL approach while the control class was given treatment with conventional learning. The research data were obtained from the results of the final test (post-test) given after the PCL treatment was carried out, whereas for data analysis was done using parametric tests for normally distributed data that had homogeneous. The results of the data analysis show that the average final ability of mathematical problem-solving students in the experimental class is 6.54 while the average in the control class is 3.80 with the sig. 2-tailed value is 0.001 which is smaller than the significant level 5%. So it can be concluded that the mathematical problem-solving ability of students through the PCL approach is better than the mathematical problem-solving abilities of students taught with conventional learning in class XI MAS Salimpaung.

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6214-6217  



Eshchanov Bakhodir Khudayberganovich, Arzikulov Zayniddin Kuziboyevich

This article was written with the aim of to develop theoretical and practical foundations using information technologies in the teaching of atomic physics in higher educational institutions. The hypothesis was tested in the article: During the study, the hypothesis was put forward that the pedagogical interaction between the teacher and students in the natural science preparation of bachelors for the nuclear industry will be strengthened if: a complex of innovative computer networks (computer classes, intelligent information technologies electronic lecture notes, classroom multimedia display) are integrated into the methodology of professional education of bachelors intelligent information diagnostic systems complex) along with the traditional components of the educational complex (handout a series in the form of a workbook, a package of control and measuring materials, printed manuals, guidelines); intensification of educational and cognitive activities of students and an increase in the volume of mastering the content of the disciplines of the natural science cycle with a reduced training period will be based on the information and communication model of the lecture process, taking into account the interaction of students with the teacher, classroom display and handout materials; pedagogical conditions will be identified that contribute to the practical implementation of the intelligent information technologies of interaction in the natural science training of bachelors. The objectives of the study are as follows: to identify and give a pedagogical analysis of the problems that arise during the transition to a tiered system of vocational education, in order to find ways and mechanisms to resolve them; create an information and communication model of the lecture process using an electronic lecture presentation and printed handouts; to develop and introduce into the pedagogical practice of the university the methodology of pedagogical design and the integrated, mutually complementary use of audiovisual means and handouts; supplement specialized education in a university organized by a higher educational institution and taking into account the specifics of nuclear industry enterprises; substantiate the choice of qualitative and quantitative indicators of the effectiveness of the methodology for the integrated use of the proposed didactic tools and intelligent information technologies in the preparation of bachelors and experimentally test the hypothesis of the study.

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6218-6222  



Turdimurod Makhmatkulov

Currently, special attention is paid to the connections of elements of wooden structures. The most effective methods of connections are connections on glued rods. The article presents an approximate method for calculating the connections of reinforcement with wood depending on different types of loads.

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6223-6225  



Dr B. Mahaboob, Dr B. Venkateswarlu, Dr G.S.G.N. Anjaneyulu , Dr C. Narayana

In this research article, Lie Groups and Lie Algebras are projected in a distinct direction and with innovative proofs. We develop the necessary and sufficient condition for a topological group to be Hausdorff. The criteria of topological group and Haussdorff to be connected is also derived. This research article mainly explores the concept of left in variant field and presents an important hypothesis namely “any Lie group is parallelizable” with a very simple accurate logical and analytical reasoning. Moreover this paper covers the impervious of another property namely every one parameter subgroup is an integral curve of some left-invariant vector field.

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6226-6231  



Suchitra Khoje, Sanjay Mohite

The high security necessities in work and management motivated prospering of biometric technologies. Currently iris recognition is largely endorsed system. An expanding biometric identification technique which offers distinct verification based on distinguishing feature or characteristic possessed by the individual. Here, a fast methodology for classification and identification is suggested. The proposed system advances the effectiveness of iris recognition system. A joint tactic of SVM-Distance matching along with HAAR wavelet packet transform for feature extraction is used. For iris detection, Hough transform and Doughman's rubber sheet model for normalization is used. As in multi-faceted iris pattern, most of the information lies within zigzag collarette area, it is chosen for feature extraction. The proposed method shows a trade-off between two approaches SVM-HD and SVM-MD in terms of recognition accuracy and execution time. Maximum accuracy rate of 99.72% is achieved on CASIAV1.0 database.

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6232-6236  



V Suresh Kumar Lagudu

With the increase in demand for power generation, there is an interest building for renewable energy generation due to their advantages like clean and harmless energy generation. Among all renewable energy sources, Grid-connected Photo Voltaic (PV) systems and wind energy systems are being developed ranging from a few kW to tens of MW. The increasing proportion of wind and solar energy in the power system also raises stability issues. Any system can be maintained with constant frequency using controllers. The controller gains are usually designs using gain scheduling which is vague due to the complexity of the existing system. In recent times HVDC transmission systems based on voltage source converters like VSC, MMC, and Diode-clamped (DC) converters have received more recognition. Wind and PV energy systems give qualitative power when fed through advanced multilevel converters. Multilevel Voltage Source Converters (VSC) are promising as an alternative converter for high-power, medium-power, and low-power applications. Modular multilevel converters (MMCs) are a breakthrough within the field of medium and high power applications, high voltage electrical energy (HVDC) being its primary application. The M-STATCOM system is suitable to symmetrical and asymmetrical ac network faults.. A MMC with phase disposition (PD) PWM technique could be connected with back-to-back converter of DFIG wind system.

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6237-6249  



S.A.Vajiha Begum, Dr.M.Pushpa Rani

The key objective of this paper is to classify the gait dynamics of Neurodegenerative patients using Machine Learning (ML) techniques. The studies state that every individual has a unique walking style and these patterns are termed as gait. Human gait analysis recognizes people from the way they walk, which replicate the individual’s unique movement pattern. The severe walking abnormalities in human are caused by progressive brain dysfunction. Accurate diagnosis of the particular brain disorder helps to start early treatment procedures. Lack of personal analysis of the patient to identify the brain disorder needs machine learning based techniques to accurately diagnose and classify the Neurodegenerative Diseases (NDD) such as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s Diseases and the healthy control subjects. The Recurrence Quantification Analysis (RQA) and Fast Walsh-Hadamard Transform is implemented to quantify the input gait signals to extract the gait parameters. The extracted parameters are further used for classification of NDD diseases with the multi SVM and Random forest algorithm gives 89% and 91% accuracy. Hence, it is possible to classify the normal persons and persons with brain disorders by the Machine Learning techniques with the gait dynamics.

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6250-6254  



Mr. S. Parthasarathy, Dr. S. Dhanaraj,

The application of new thing into the old one that can be produced some of outcomes from the applications. Today the fast growing nations every people wants to do something for their unconditional life style. Within this life we need some relaxation to our own. So we are move to watch some others things such as sports. movies etc... In this purpose now a days sports are mostly likes by all kinds of people. Sports is not came to end with just entertainment. This is a real struggle. War in the field. So now all the countries are mostly spent their source to the sports and games. In the same the game cricket has much familiars in now a days implications of new technologies into the game it improves more interest towards cricket.

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6255-6256  



Dr. P. YOGA

Today in our world lots of new treatment methods were innovated day by day. For that these treatments are only treated our body at the time of disease permeably throw away from our body. To practising yoga and meditation are made great contributions. Like these the combination of yoga and meditations promotes the life style of the people. So the new step taken from my side to apply the isolated and combined yoga practices and meditation technique on the psychological abilities of human brain. The yoga and mediations both things promoting the psychological well being of the college students.

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6257-6258  



T. N. Saurenko, V. G. Anisimov, E. G. Anisimov, M.A. Sonkin

Governance/control is one of the most important functions of government. Therefore, automation of control processes based on information computer technology's introduction is an urgent problem of creating an electronic government. The article proposes a methodological approach to the control functions of public authorities' implementation in e-government concept framework. The approach is based on the principle of selective control. The expediency is conditioned upon the impossibility of total control due to limited resources. Optimization of control processes is based on using appropriate models of mathematical programming. The combined application of the selectivity principle and optimization model reduces the state's expenditures for implementation of control functions while ensuring the required quality control. In whole, the methodological approach considered in this paper forms a basis for specific models and methods, formation ensuring the introduction of computer technologies into the control processes of e-government.

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6259-6262  



Muhammad asif saleem, Dr.norhalina binti senan, Rehan ahmad

Due to continuous seasonal changes and low quality of development materials, cracks may create in the walls of the building. One of the underlying indications of the debasement of a solid surface is cracks. The manual examination has numerous disadvantages like the imperceptibility of cracks, tedious and prerequisite of master's information. So it very well may be done consequently by utilizing image processing. Deep learning algorithms have been used for the solution of multiple issues in the area of image classification. The purpose of this writing is to study and understand the existing crack detection techniques using image processing. For this purpose, recent research articles have been selected for review. In this writing review, a portion of the ongoing papers on crack identification have been evaluated and the investigation of the audit is being done on image processing strategies. It is concluded from the literature that deep learning performs much better in crack detection.

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6263-6266  



Mitra Saboonchi, Hamid Shahrestan Kambiz H. Kiyani, Farhad Ghaffari

In Choosing the right currency system has always been one of the concerns of economic policymakers in all countries. For this reason, theorists on various economic theories have sought to facilitate policy makers from various perspectives. Comparison of the consequences of floating and fixed exchange rates is very important in practice. Accordingly, the present study examines the role of economic stability of Euro area member countries in the emergence of regional currency crisis in optimum currency area. Therefore, this study using a proposed model and estimating it with panel data method was carried out. The results show that the level of economic development of countries has played a key role in the multiplicity of economic factors affecting the intensity of trade fluctuations resulting from the currency crisis in optimum currency area. The results of the model estimation in countries with low GDP per capita in the Euro area indicate that increased consumption of final goods, export of industrial goods, domestic savings and inflation will reduce trade fluctuations in these countries. While the increase in fixed capital, labor force participation, government current expenditures, the ratio of credit created by the banking sector to GDP, and the weighted average tariff on all commodities have brought about trade fluctuations. While the increase in fixed capital, labor force participation, government current expenditures, the ratio of credit created by the banking sector to GDP, and the weighted average tariff on all commodities, has led to increased trade fluctuations.

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6267-6273  



Siti Maemunah, Fakhruddin, Rusdarti, Achmad Rifai RC

One important aspect of inclusive education management is the partnership aspect. This study used the qualitatif-normative-formative methods, tries to uncover the implementation of partnership management in inclusive education. Inclusive education cannot be done partially by educational institutions, but must be comprehensive with the support of all components of society. Partnership management is intended to build support for inclusive education so that it can be implemented to the fullest. This involves all components of education both internal and external and is carried out on an ongoing basis. Partnership management as a solution to the obstacles faced in inclusive education in order to be able to synergize the inclusion program with the involvement of various parties both in planning, implementing and evaluating and advocating. As part of the evaluation of inclusive programs in Kebumen district, this study illustrates the implementation of partnership management that has been carried out in the inclusion program and produces several outputs in accordance with the expected targets. This partnership involves broad community participation, from academics, community organizations and NGOs as well as local governments in the effort to realize inclusive communities in Kebumen district.

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6274-6279  



Dr. P.V. Sanjeeva Kumar, Dr. A.Hemantha Kumar, Dr. G.Venkata Subbaiah

The present engineering applications require new and better materials for the replacement of existing ones. In view of this demand, at present we focused on latest upcoming materials such as composite materials especially laminated composites. The composites are having the greatest strength to weight ratio compared to conventional materials. Fiber reinforced polymer composites have been used in a variety of application because of their many advantages such as relatively low cost of production, easy to fabricate and superior strength compare to neat polymer resins. Reinforcement in polymer is either synthetic or natural. Synthetic fibers such as glass, carbon etc. have high specific strength but their fields of application are limited due to higher cost of production. The present research focus on characterization and testing of Bi- woven Glass Fiber/Epoxy composite material. The different mechanical tests are performed on Bi-wove Glass Fiber/Epoxy composite and the mechanical properties such as, tensile strength, tensile modulus, compressive strength is determined as per ASTM standards. The mechanical properties were improved as the number of layers of Bi-woven glass fibers reinforcement content increased in the epoxy matrix material

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6280-6284  



Yuli Dewi, Rien Agustin Fadjarenie

This study aims to analyze the influence of the role of fraud specialists in the implementation of internal control through the mediation of credit card fraud detection in one of the state-owned banks in Jakarta. This study used a census method so that the entire population will be used as the respondents, namely fraud specialists and internal audits at one of the state-owned banks in Jakarta that specialize in handling credit card fraud. The data in this study used primary data obtained from questionnaires given to respondents. Primary data were analyzed using a structural equation model, namely Partial Least Square (PLS). The results of this study indicate that the role of fraud specialists influences the detection of credit card fraud as a mediator variable, as does the detection of credit card fraud influencing the implementation of internal control. However, the role of fraud specialists does not significantly influence the implementation of the company's internal control. There must be other supporting factors in the company.

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6285-6292  



Rakhmatullayeva Umida Khomidovna

Human beings communicate through a variety of channels. Language is not the sole means by which human exchange information. In conversation, we express our ideas and feelings not only with words but also through facial expressions, voice tones, and gestures. These non-verbal languages are called “Body language”. It is just like our verbal language, is also a part of every sphere. Verbal communication in medical consultations is well recognized as being important to the delivery of medical care and is usually easy to interpret and analyze. It is control and communicates our cognitive thoughts more than our emotions. In contrast, non-verbal communication is less easy to interpret: it is continuous even in silence, can occur in several modes at once. A comparative study of gestures in Uzbek culture and in medical field will make it possible to identify differences in the national specificity of behavior patterns, to trace the formation of this behavioral tradition, to determine the meaning of gestures as signs of non-verbal communication. In this, we see the relevance and differences of this scientific research.

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6293-6295  



Venkateswararao Lakkoju, Suresh Kommu, M. Madhusudhan Reddy, Bodanapu sony, SS.Asadi

This research aims to consolidation settlement evolution of eight-story building by applying surcharge preloading, constructed for commercial purposes at Philadelphia International Airport in Pennsylvania where preloading was used to escalate the settlement. The consolidation process was carried out by installing two settlement sensors and six settlement plates in the site area. In-situ values are recorded at all the devices throughout the surcharge filled area with an interval of one month for a year. In this study, Asaoka and Hyperbola methods were compared for monitoring the evolution of consolidation to conclude their similarities and differences, and their precision of predictions compared to actual observations. It has been observed that settlement data beyond a 60% consolidation stage are needed to make a precise prediction of final settlements. It was observed that both methods are good enough to predict final settlement and consolidation coefficients.

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6296-6302  



Kanu Kumar Das, Mainak Ghosh, Shajib Paul

Abstract— Housing is one of the basic human needs. Landslide is one of the natural disasters which directly and indirectly impacts on housing every year. For several natural causes and strong human impact on highly fragile and sensitive hill ecological landscape in form of deforestation, constructions the natural stability are accelerated out. Natural factors like rainstorms, earthquake can trigger landslides. Chittagong the second largest city and industrial and commercial hub with the largest seaport of Bangladesh has undergone steady and rapid unplanned urbanization since independence. Chittagong urban area is facing landslide disaster in rainy season. On the other hand, the City is facing housing shortage and the number shortage of housing increases day by day. In this paper, it is an attempt to find out the issues of post disaster rehabilitations, way and proposal of a selection of a site for rehabilitation housing scheme which is economically viable for that affected people in Chittagong City.

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6303-6311  



Mahesh N, Vijayachitra S

The multi-hop routing in WSNs are important in the improvement of the robustness and network lifetime by neglecting the unwanted nodes that connects the communication between the source and the sink node. The multi-hop routing protocols always intensify the energy-aware routing in the WSN to satisfy the concept energy in WSNs. In addition, the selection of the node optimally is very important to satisfy the concept of minimum node energy conservation and maximum throughput. In order to satisfy the above requirements, this chapter uses an algorithm for cluster head selection called Dolphin Echolocation-based Crow Search Algorithm (DECSA) that is the integration of Dolphin Echolocation (DE) and Crow Search Algorithm (CSA). The proposed Elephant Crow Search Algorithm (ECSA) is used to optimally select the hops with the capability of satisfying the multi-objective constraints, namely delay, energy, intra-cluster distance, mobility, inter-cluster distance, trust, and link lifetime. The proposed Elephant-based Crow optimization (ECSA) algorithm is obtained from the integration of the Elephant Herd Optimization (EHO) and the Crow Search Algorithm (CSA). The results shows significant improvement in performance parameters when compared to that of conventional algorithms.

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6312-6315  



Pooja R. Gupta, Dr. Sanjay Pachauri, Dr. Pradeep Chouksey

This Model management is an important issue in many different contexts and domains. Due to the specific characteristics of models, specific systems are required for model management, in order to model, store, retrieve, and manipulate models in an efficient and effective way. Thus, there need to create model repositories where the knowledge artifacts known as models will reside, as primitive data reside in data base management systems (DBMSs). This paper introduces model characteristics and its importance in present scenario. The problems and challenges with model management are also presented here. The research direction towards a model base management system (PBMSs) by abstracting common features of models and management requirements is discussed.

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6316-6318  



Rupendra Kumar Pachauri, Antima Tanwar, Sparsh R. Tripathi, Deepak Kumar

The aim of this paper is to calculate the impact on the performance of photovoltaic (PV) systems of the realistic causes of the shading effect. Four 20W solar PV modules (2x2 size) are considered and arranged in series-parallel (SP) and total-cross-tied (SP) for extensive analysis. In addition, the performance effects of current-voltage (I-V) and power-voltage (P-V) curves to conduct the comprehensive analysis will be taken into account with two types of shading patterns such as fallen leaf and bird dropping conditions on the solar PV modules. Finding multiple power maxima points such as local and global maximum power points (GMPPs) because of the shadow effect is also reduced by the output PV array power. In separate shadow cases, the performance parameters such as power on GMPP, minimal power loss and fill factor (FF) will be analyzed experimentally for both the PV array configurations.

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6319-6328  



Wasiman

The purpose of this study is to knowing the Effect of Organizational Culture, Rewards, Competence, and Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) on the Performance of Hotel Employees in Batam City with Organizational Commitment as Intervening Variables. Respondents used in this study were four-star hotel employees in Batam City with a total of 221 respondents. The method of data analysis uses multiple linear data analysis and by using the Amos SEM program. The results of the study concluded that organizational culture has a significant effect on performance. Organizational culture has a significant effect on organizational commitment, the better the organizational culture, the stronger the organizational commitment of employees, the reward system has a significant effect on organizational commitment, the better the reward system the stronger organizational commitment of employees, the better the organizational commitment, the stronger employee organizational commitment, OCB influences towards organizational commitment, the better the OCB behavior of employees, the stronger the organizational commitment of employees, OCB affects employee performance, the better the behavior of OCB employees, the higher the performance and organizational commitment influences employee performance, the better organizational commitment the better performance of hotel employees four stars in Batam City.

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6329-6333  



Hanen Nafaa, Maissa Farhat , Sbita Lassaad

This paper presents an electrical model of electrodialysis desalination. This model helps to understand the behavior of a desalination system under various irradiation conditions. Additionally, it helps pick up the behavior of the photovoltaic desalination systems. The latter are an economical option in areas remote from the national grid. In this context, the effective performance of the desalination system is crucial. The problem comes from the characteristics of water in the system. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the behavior of an EDPV system under the various water flow volumes, different salinity effects, weather conditions (irradiation) and to study the performance of the system. In this study the complete electrical circuit of the entire desalination system along with the mathematical model and simulation are presented. As a result an optimal system configuration can be achieved.

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6334-6339  



P. Kavitha, S. Prabakaran

Recently, the medical image processing is extensively used in several areas. In earlier detection and treatment of these diseases is very helpful to find out the abnormality issues in that image. Here there are number of methods available for diagnosis to detect the brain tumor of MRI image. The main result of this paper, the earlier detection of brain tumor using Pre-processing techniques of Median, Bilateral Filter and adaptive bilateral filter was compared both filtering methods and proved the adaptive bilateral filter is suitable method for CT images. The proposed segmentation technique using hybrid Assured Convergence PSO (ACPSO) and Fuzzy C-Mean Clustering (FCM) was proposed method. The segmentation algorithm presented in this paper gives 95% of accuracy rate to detect brain tumor. The experimental results were achieved better accuracy and effective performance of the proposed techniques for identifying normal and abnormal cells from MRI image.

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6340-6343  



M.Venkatachalapathy, R.Pandiarajan, S.Ganeshkumar

The transportation model is a special case of the linear programming problem. It deals with the situation in which commodity is shipped from sources to destinations. The objective is to minimize the total shipping cost while satisfying both the supply limit and the demand requirements are quadratic fuzzy number. In this paper, a special type of solving initial basic feasible solution for using NWCM and LCM for a generalized quadratic fuzzy transportation problem. The most attractive feature of this method is that it requires very simple arithmetical and logical calculation for generalized quadratic fuzzy number.

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6344-6348  



Najmeh Asadi, Mazda Moatari, Padideh Rasouli, Elham Baneshi

In this paper, a fuzzy control system is proposed to making intelligent the movement of a robot in a dynamic environment. We use a Kalman filter in order to determine the position of moving obstacle relative to the position of the robot at any moment. Our intelligent robot is able to change speed and direction of its movement at any moment, depending on the position of obstacle and the position of the target. Eventually, the simulation results confirm the system performance using MATLAB software.

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6349-6355  



Kartheek.E, Sharief Basha.S

Group decision-making shows an significant role when allocating with decision making problems with the fast growth of society. The foremost determination of this paper is to show the reasonableness of some group decision making on the laplacian energy of an intuitionistic fuzzy graphs. we present numerical examples, including Alliance partner selection of a software company , Partner selection in supply chain management and the estimation of the outlines of reservoir action to illuminate the presentations of our planned concepts in result making to rank the best one..

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6356-6365  



Ahmad Zaenul Makarim, Widodo, Sugito

The quality of education depends on the environment and the model of administering education, both of which are interrelated. One element that can improve the quality of education is the role of the school committee. There are four important roles possessed by the school committee, namely as a body of consideration, support, control and mediator. This is closely related in improving the quality of education within the education unit level. This study elaborates on the role of school committees in improving the quality of education in state elementary schools in Pleret District. This study used descriptive qualitative method. Data collection techniques through 1) observation, 2) interviews, 3) literature study, and 4) documentation. Data analysis techniques use 1) data reduction, 2) categorization, 3) data report and 4) conclusion. The results of the study showed the role of the school committee in the aspects of consideration, support and mediators was quite optimal in improving the quality of education. While, the control carried out by the school committee was still not optimal with regard in improving the quality of education.

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6366-6370  



Praveena N G , Aishwarya N , Manju M

Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have been broadly functional in different practical applications that require gathering an enormous amount of heterogeneous sensorial data. However, majority of the data-collecting methods in WSNs cannot remove the hotspot problem in the whole network. This affects the network connectivity and diminishes the network lifetime. Additionally, timely delivery of sensory data is another significant factor in WSNs. In order to address these challenges, an effective Energy Efficiency by Mobile sink Based Data-Gathering for Heterogeneous WSNs (EEMD) algorithm is proposed. In this algorithm, advanced nodes (AN) are introduced which limit the route length of Mobile Sink so the delay time of data delivery to Base Station is greatly reduced. Hence, the Mobile Sink reduces the multipath communication and energy consumption of Cluster Heads. The EEMD approach is experimentally tested with both quantitative and qualitative evaluations to verify its efficacy. The Simulation results shows that EEMD approach is superior to the state-of-the-art methods with reduced delay time and improved network lifetime.

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6371-6375  



Friday Ogbu Edeh, Joy Nonye Ugwu, Nwali Anthony Chukwuma

This study analyses the relationship between skill management and workers efficiency in Nigerian oil and gas firms. Cross-sectional survey was employed. Target population for the study consists of registered oil and gas firms in Rivers State, Nigeria while accessible population consists of ten registered oil and gas firms using simple random sampling. Eighty (80) managers and supervisors were surveyed. Sample size of sixty-six (66) was ascertained using Krejcie and Morgan. Sixty six (66) copies of questionnaire were administered to the managers and supervisors but forty five (45) copies were filled correctly and returned. Kendall Coefficient of Concordance was used to analyse the hypotheses with the aid of Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 22.0. The study found that skill management has positive significant relationship with workers efficiency in Nigerian oil and gas firms. It concludes that skill management measured in terms of skill attraction, skill development, skill documentation and skill retention enhances workers’ efficiency in oil and gas firms in Nigeria.

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6376-6382  



Komali Sivaprasad, Duggirala Parvatha Venkata Vardhani Devi, Kapavarapu Maruthi Venkata Narayanarao, Pulipaka Shyamala

The existence of elemental impurities in samples of pharmaceutical substances is a concern, not just due to significant toxicity, and also due to the possible impact on drug stability, shelf - life, or undesired side effects. Elemental impurities therefore need to be carefully monitored and regulated. Metal contents in doxapram hydrochloride API were assayed by inductively coupled plasma - mass spectrometry (ICP-MS). The doxapram hydrochloride active pharma ingredient (API) was analyzed for arsenic, cadmium, mercury, lead, vanadium, cobalt, nickel, copper, molybdenum, manganese, lithium, antimony, sodium and aluminum. The validation parameters like system suitability, specificity, linearity, LOD, LOQ, robustness, accuracy, precision, ruggedness and solution stability for the ICP-MS method was checked. Three batches of doxapram hydrochloride API was accessed by the validated ICP-MS method for the content of 14 selected elements. The method exhibited linearity in range of 0.425 - 3.40 ppb (cadmium), 1.25 - 10 ppb (lead and cobalt), 3.75 - 30 ppb (arsenic), 0.750 - 6.0 (mercury), 2.5 - 20 ppb (vanadium), 5.0 - 40.0 ppb (nickel), 22.5 - 180 ppb (antimony), 75 - 600 ppb (copper), 62.50 - 500 ppb (lithium), 375 - 3000 ppb (molybdenum) and 2500 - 20000 ppb (sodium, aluminium and manganese). The validation results are inside the limitations of criteria. All metals were found to be either below the detection limits or quantification limits except nickel in doxapram hydrochloride API. Analytical results of this investigation demonstrated that ICP-MS method validated is useful for monitoring the selected 14 metal impurities present in doxapram hydrochloride API.

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6383-6390  



Hema R. Parmar, . Dr. N. D. Shah,.Dr. Pradeep Majumdar

Our earlier study carried out in Dharoi command area in Sabarmati River Basin, in India, defined the sensitive parameters to address the problem of water logging and salinity in the shallow aquifer, contribution of multi-aquifer system in making the scenario complex, was thus evident. Therefore, extension of the study by analyzing the piezometric data of complex lithological setup is attempted in this paper. The present paper establishes and discusses the relationships of various depth wise aquifer zones with the help of the seasonal piezometric heads and TDS values, analyzed as tracers.

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6391-6398  



Main Naser Alolayyan Mohammad Chand Jamali

Several medical councils and health authorities are now progressively focusing on Indigenous developments through International standard linkages and Collaborative research projects employed by Industry and academia to realize quality in patient care; new medical procedure for management and advance surgeries. The paper adopted the empirical methodology and developed the Literature Review to gather evidence of the prevailing Industry and academia research linkages in order to achieve quality in medical related patient care. This paper explores supportive linkages and med collaboration for sharing new experiences among International and regional hospitals and universities of UAE and International med research hubs with a view to affect improvements. Executive Summary : The part one of the paper scans relevant healthcare literature in the subjective field. The second section articulates the practices of the researcher undertaking the survey and the perceptions of the quality administrator of the hospital supervising the collaborative research. The viewpoints provide a richer understanding of required collaboration for wider objectivity. This research was able ascertain advance the future needs of the health care system basing on available data sets of doctors‘ satisfaction and quality intents of the hospitals; nevertheless understanding the substantial challenges to piloting a research project in an industry setting. The hospitals and academia were able to advantage from collaborative research‘s venturing review of literature, available data sets of patients‘, records maintained by the Government, libraries, hospitals; and reflections of the contemporary literature, analysis and suggestions based on practical endorsements.

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6399-6406  



Eniola Anthony Abiodun

The overall objective of this research was to analyze internal control procedures and the performance of the company in Nigeria's south-west region. The study framework was developed on the basis of an in-depth review of the literature and in accordance with stakeholder theory. The analysis followed a qualitative approach to descriptive research design. Multiple regression models were used to check whether there is any impact on financial performance from internal audit control, control practices, risk management control, control environment and monitoring activities. The survey results indicated the positive relationship between internal audit control, risk management and monitoring practices and organizational success. Control practices and control environment, however, have a significant negative impact on firm performance. The survey recommended regular monitoring and management of internal auditors. In addition, internal auditors must examine and evaluate the framework of internal control and the efficiency with which the various departments conduct their assigned duties. Management should also carefully assess the level of risk to be expected and seek to manage the risk at certain points.

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6407-6415  



K. Lal Gipson, Subha. T

In this paper, we study the secure dominating sets of paths and secure domination polynomials of paths in graph theory. We obtain recursive formula for coefficients of secure domination polynomials of paths. Using this recursive formulas, we construct the polynomial which we call secure domination polynomial of path and obtain some properties of this polynomial.

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6416-6420  



Deepesh Sharma

A high-quality power system is the one, in which the voltage and frequency of the power stay in desired value irrespective of random load changes. Further, the active and reactive powers have a mutual consequence on both the frequency and voltage. The active power and frequency control are called load frequency control (LFC). Further, LFC remains a major challenging issue in an interrelated multi-area power system. In recent decades, many control approaches have been suggested for LFC in power systems. This paper presents a comprehensive literature survey on the topic of LFC.

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6421-6437  



Job Kerosi, Heywood Ouma, Kibet Langat

Device-to-Device (D2D) communication is one of the revolutionary technologies in the 5G mobile communication systems, it can provide high connection speed and massive device connectivity. However, the inclusion of D2D Users (DUs) into the cellular network interferes with (Cellular Users) CUs, thus hindering CU’s communication. Therefore, efficient resource allocation techniques for D2D communication need to be formulated to enhance system capacity while limiting interference experienced by CUs. In this article, resource allocation scheme for D2D communications underlay network is proposed. First, a resource allocation optimization problem is formulated to maximize the system sum rate, which is modelled into a maximum weight bipartite problem and solved using the Hungarian method. Then, a fair resource allocation optimization problem is formulated into a max min utility problem, which is solved using the bisection method together with the Hungarian method. The max sum algorithm leads to a higher sum rate compared to max min algorithm. However, the max min algorithm enhances fairness among DUs compared to max sum algorithm, by maximizing the minimum achievable rate of the DUs and ensuring uniformity in data rates among the D2D users.

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6438-6443  



Praveena N G ,Deepa D, Manju M

Internet of Things (IoT) is an emerging trend in various applications which include smart cities, physical security, smart grids, asset management, and logistics smart homes, e-health etc. Now a days industry is facing the security challenges. The machinery produced gases and the concentration of stored assets result in high risks. The security is a scenario in which objects, animals or people are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer. This system is capable of detecting fire by flame sensor, gas leakage using gas sensor and intrusion detection using PIR sensor and provides an alert to the workers. If intruder causes fire, the captured image by PIR will immediately be sent by message and an email alert. With such intelligent information, safety managers, workers, and fire fighters will also be able to make better decisions for fire response. The results show that SSIPM approach is superior to the state-of-the-art methods with improved efficiency.

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6444-6448  



Anny zahara, ribhan, nova mardiana

Human resources is a most valuable asset owned by an agency, organization or enterprise, for its existence is crucial to the companys dynamic mobilization. RSUD Bandar Negara Husada is a hospital owned by the Provincial Government of Lampung as an institution which has an area of work in all districts / cities in Lampung Province,The need for monitoring in carrying out the work and the time to do the planning so as to produce the desired performance as well as good service. Achievement can be seen from the decline in several months.This study aims to determine the effect of an individuals ability to performance and workload on the performance and work environment against which applied to RSUD Bandar Negara Husada in influencing the performance of employees, this research analyzed using multiple linear regression analysis.

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6449-6451  



N. Gnanasankaran, E. Ramaraj

Every Indian knows that agriculture is the back bone of our country. It is true that developed, underdeveloped and developing countries get their food from agriculture. Farming in India is done using mundane methods. It is a bottom line that most of the farmers lack exact knowledge in gaining yield in paddy cultivation makes their agricultural yield very low. A massive division of farming and agricultural activities are based on forecasting, which at time backslides. Since we know the benefits of proper soil moisture and its quality, air quality and irrigation, growth of crops, such parameters cannot be neglected. The main objective of this research work is to propose an innovative idea of crop monitoring and smart farming using a big data analytical model and IoT. This idea tries to digitize farming and agricultural activities so that the farmers can check on the needs of crops and accurately foresee their growth. This research work is being carried out in the Sivaganga District, situated in the southern part of Tamil nadu. The preliminary reported in this paper deals with innovative applications in data mining, machine learning domain models for analyzing datasets, tools implemented in machine learning techniques. The data collected from various places, to identify the key parameters are elaborated. Different types of classifications of soil in Sivaganga district is carried out. Paddy cultivation methods, paddy varieties mostly used in Sivaganga district and yield parameters were analyzed and finally the morphological characteristics of paddy crop are discussed in this paper.

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6452-6455  



C.Vaidevi, E.Smithin, Kiran Ramesh, M. Akbar Badsha

The purpose of this study is to find the possibility of using plastic bottles in the hollow concrete blocks. The voids are created at equal diatance in the masonry units using the plastic bottles. For this study 500ml plastic bottles are used around that a concrete is placed to form a masonory units. After casting and curing the compressive strength of the conventional hollow concrete block and concrete block with plastic bottles is tested. The testing results shows about a 40 % increase in compressive strength for the hollow concrete block with plastic bottles for 28 days curing. This proves further research is necessary regarding determine the appropriate mix design and incorporate plastic bottles in hollow space in all other aspects. The results are obtained for the curing period of 7, 14 & 28 days.

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6456-6457  



Mr.K.Paramasivam , R.Sankara Narayanan , G.RanjithKumar , P.Prawinkumar

Majority of the sugarcane harvesters are small scale farmers.The small scale farmers are facing serious problems in harvesting the canes. Firstly, there is a labour scarcity for sugarcane harvesting. It is due to lesser wages or moving of the work force to the urban cities for higher wages. Moreover, the manual harvesting method is a time consuming one and also the labours face problems such as fatigue and safety concerns as they are likely to be exposed to harmful pests from plantations. There are number of machines available for the large scale cultivation..This makes it difficult for small scale farmers to bring their canes to the market on time during the season. In order to help the small scale farmers we have designed a small scale sugarcane harvesting machine with the affordable cost. It will help the farmers to harvest the sugarcane with less labour charge and health issues will be avoided. Moreover it will help the small farmers to transport the sugarcane to the market on time.

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6458-6460  



A.Vineesha, V.Sudha sri, V.Parimala, K.S.Ramesh, S.Koteswara Rao , K L E F, Vaddeswaram, Guntur.

Seismic signals derived from the seismograms originated from the seismic waves due to the impending earthquake. The seismic waves thus emanated have elastic in nature and generate local variations of low acoustic energy associated with noise. It is very complex to analyze this seismic data with ambient noise and low energy. In this paper, an attempt is made to analyze the seismic data by applying a bandpass filter to minimize the noise. In addition to this, the power spectrum of these seismic signals has been analyzed by using Blackman Tukey methods to identify the dominant frequency components due to earthquakes.

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6461-6464  



Devika R, Akansha Kumar Seerappu Harsha

Recent approaches of biological synthesis of nanoparticles is wide because of its ecofriendly, simple technology involved, cost effective, antimicrobial, non toxic etc. The physicochemical nature and properties of nanoparticles also play an important role in the medical, electronics, therapeutics and as diagnostic agents. Green synthesis of nanoparticles are known for its beneficial medicinal effects due to the interference and interactions of secondary metabolites from the plant sources which are responsible for the reduction of silver or electron released during glycolysis etc. Research evidence proved that silver nanoparticles are efficient antimicrobial and antifungal efficacy and therefore has great potential in the preparation of drugs. The aesthetic sense of green synthesis has proved to be the key procedure and potentially efficient.

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6465-6470  



Aswardi, Oriza Candra, Ali Akmal Zoni, Syaiful Islami

Improving the quality of learning should be done continuously, especially for learning that its nature explains the concepts and principles, symptoms and phenomena of an event or work process. One effort that can be done is to equip learning with the media that can show symptoms or phenomena. This learning process only uses software applications from the computer so that at the time of learning, students have difficulty seeing the direct form of interference that occurred in the simulation of electromagnetic installation. The purpose of this research is to produce a media trainer fault simulation motor control that is valid, practical and effective on electromagnetic control system subjects (ECS). This type of research is research and development. In the research used 4D development model. The subjects of the study were the students of class XI TITL SMK Negeri 1 Padang, as well as the respondents of trainer practice test. In addition, the teacher of ECS course as well as the respondent for the trainer's practicality test. The research instrument is a validation sheet for validity test, questionnaire of practice, and effectiveness test using objective test. Instruments used to determine the effectiveness of learning has been done statistical tests (validity test, practice test as a requirement of a research instrument). Based on the research result, the average validity is 94%, the average practicality is 89.25%. Media trainer's effectiveness is 85.7%. Thus, this media trainer meets the requirements of validity, practicality and effectiveness to be used as a learning media in the course of ECS, specifically for use on Vocational High School Technology and equal. The implication of this research is improvement of learning quality of ECS subject can be achieved by using trainer as supporting learning process.

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6471-6474  



Carolyn Joseph

Augmented reality and virtual reality have been around here for many years. These technologies are used in various fields of marketing, military, entertainment and much more. There are researches for the implementation of these technologies for education purpose especially for students with learning disability. Simple tasks such as reading and writing can become exhaustive and frustrating for such students and they furthermore loose the interest in education. There is a need for a different approach for educating these students and thus AR and VR comes in aid. Studies have found that AR and VR can enhance the learning ability of children by making the learning process more interactive and enjoyable. This paper covers the researches done in past years for the cause and gives a roadmap to future researches in the field.

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6475-6478  



Ablazova Mohichexra, Zuparova Dilobar, Zuparov Mirakbar

In this article used to oentomopathogne fungi, along with insecticides against greenhouse whitening and melon juice, can be effective and can delay the recovery of the initial number of these pests. experiments on the combined use of insecticidal and entomopathogenic fungi against greenhouse acne and melon juice were conducted in greenhouse conditions. Experiments were carried out in greenhouses with a total area of at least 0.5 hectares, which is naturally contaminated with tomato and cucumber plants. The experimental variants were in four repetitions, and each plant received 10 herbivores.

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6479-6480  



Devika R, Mohanapriya P, Ilakkiya R

Plants are one of the richest resources of the world due to a wide range of climate, topology and environments in the country. It is thought that there are over 16000 species of flowering plants, which account for 6% of the total plant species in the world. Over 30% of the geographical area of India, including that in the Himalayas, Western Ghats and Andaman and Nicobar islands, still remain to be floristically explored. Secondary metabolites serve as competitive weapons against bacteria, fungi, amoeba, plants, insects, higher animals and as metal transporting agents. Plants are subjected towards the production of nanoparticles because of its advantages of easily available, safe to handle and broad range of biomolecules such as alkaloids, terpenoids, phenols, flavanoids, tannins, quinones etc. In the present investigation, copper nanoparticles where synthesized from Bauhinia tomentosa leaf extract and subjected for characterization, antioxidant assay, hydrogen peroxide reduction and antibacterial activity studies. The results proved authentically that the copper nanoparticles are efficient in their activities.

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6481-6485  



Janet Jyothi Dsouza

The present study addresses the research question whether the Indian stock market follows random walk? The study considered BSE-100 index based companies as sample. The analysis is based on daily closing prices of companies over a period of time from 1990 to 2012. The data is collected from the data source PROWESS database. To test the RWH, econometric models are applied such as ADF test, PP test, autocorrelation test, variance ratio test, GARCH (1, 1), EGARCH (1, 1), TGARCH (1, 1), GARCH-M (1, 1) and PARCH (1, 1. The non-parametric Runs test is also applied to examine the randomness of observed series. The results show that Indian stock market exhibits the pattern of evidence in which some of periods show that the market is efficient and other periods show that the market lacks efficiency. This means that Indian stock market exhibits the pattern of somewhat mixed evidence, which indicates lack of efficiency. Our results are useful as a piece of information to the regulatory authorities, speculators and the individual and institutional investors of Indian stock market. The results show the true picture of the market and the investors’ response to the stock prices in emerging markets like India which is going through various phases of financial, economic and regulatory reforms. This study has the global impact as Indian firms are integrated with global capital markets. The online trading in India is started in early 90’s and the usage is increased rapidly. The quality of information available today is much superior to what it was in the past. All these dynamic trends have changed the nature and functioning of capital market. Therefore, the dynamics of market efficiency has also changed. This necessitates a study of market efficiency to understand whether or not historical information has any relevance for the market participants, both domestic and global. The sample is sufficiently large and the time considered is also long enough to draw robust conclusions.

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R. Divahar, S. P. Sangeetha, P. S. Aravind Raj, S. Ispara Xavier

The advanced technologies has led to increases the amount and the type of waste being generated. In this paper Ground-granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS or GGBFS) was partially replaced with clay into brick for energy consumption. Granulated blast-furnace slag being waste material obtained from iron slag. Clay, lime and (GGBS) were the materials used to manufacture the bricks in this paper. The present involve gives a detailed description on the experimental investigation on the compressive strength and physical properties of the clay with GGBS brick. Totally 6 different ratios of bricks were investigated such as 0%, 5%,10%,15%,20%,25%,30%. From the results it is obtained that 5% of lime was added constantly to increase the stability and also the increment of 5% of GGBS added in various ratios. The obtained energy consumption was very less compared with conventional burnt clay bricks and calcium silicate bricks. . Sufficient strength was also obtained by molding the bricks at significantly lower pressure compared with calcium silicate bricks. From the results it was found that using GGBS as the main stabilizing agent in Brick production can reduce the cost of energy in the firing process.

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6498-6501  



Uus Kusdinar

The background of this research is because the ability of students in elementary algebra courses, especially the root form material is still low. This is found to be relatively the same at the beginning of semester 1 from year to year. The purpose of this study is to improve students' understanding of concepts in elementary algebra by using the heuristic vee learning strategy. This research is a classroom action research conducted on the first semester students of Mathematics Education Study Program at the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education of Ahmad Dahlan University, Yogyakarta academic year 2018/2019. The study was conducted in two cycles. Each cycle consists of 4 stages, namely; (1) Plan (2) Do, (3) See, and (4) Reflection ,. Every learning process uses the heuristic vee strategy. The subjects of this study were 35 students. The ability to understand student Algebra concepts is collected using an essay test. The results revealed that the ability to understand algebraic concepts of students taught using Vee heuristic strategies increased. This can be seen from the value of the average test result cycle 1 is 55 and cycle 2 is 78.

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Nurimbetov Ravshan, Rakhimov Kodir, Rasulova Malika

This article provides suggestions and recommendations on the management of housing and communal services in the Republic of Uzbekistan, the current situation in this sector and the need to use the concept of economic development to improve the management of housing.

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6506-6510  



Dr.E.Padmalatha S.Sailekya

The exponential growth of data in micro blogs with the breadth of the user base requires, drilling of a relevant topics. As there is a growth in data substantial effort is need to filter for the relevance. Detection of relevant, trending information is fundamental building block in drilling of micro blogs. This will help in managing and summarizing the comprehension of people behaviour in emergency situations to take the decisions. A novel approach towards identifying concept drift by initially grouping topics into classes and assigning weights for each class, and finding trends among that classes using sliding window processing model upon Twitter streams. This paper propose an novel approach towards identifying trending topics where the concept-drift occurs, by initially grouping topics into classes and assigning weights for each class, and finding trends among that classes using sliding window processing model upon twitter streams.

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6511-6518  



Rian Vebrianto, Alaniayah Syafaren

To increase professionalism, good facilities and infrastructure, in this case an integrated textbook, is ultimately needed by preservice teacher to get a holistic and comprehensive understanding before they are teaching. This is in accordance with the vision and mission of UIN Sulthan Syarif Kasim Riau to integrate Islam with science and technology and art. Therefore, the researcher and basic Biology lecturers would like to develop an Integrated Biology textbook that is in accordance with the Vision and Mission of UIN SUSKA RIAU. This is a research and development (R&D) study with 56 respondents who are the users of the textbook produced. The instrument used met the alpha cronbach of 0.866. The results of the analysis of the Integrated Biology Textbook description for the Aspects of the Content Feasibility (DIDUCTIVE) was M = 3.50 and SD = 0.26 that is categorized as Very Feasible. In addition, for the aspect of Presentation Eligibility (TECHNIQUE and CONSTRUCTION), M = 3.42 and SD = 0.23 that is categorized as Very Eligible. Moreover, for the aspect of Practicity, M = 3.35 and SD = 0.32, that is categorized as Very Eligible. Furthermore, for the aspect of Islamic Science Integration Component (TEMATIC), M = 3.56 and Sd = 0.28 that is categorized as Very Eligible. Thus, it can be concluded that the integrated Biology textbook is very feasible to be used and applied in classroom. This has become a new and interesting learning material and source for it displays integrated science and Islam.

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6519-6523  



Dimitar Dimitrakiev, Ergun Gunes

The purpose of this study is to make a clear definition of the chemical tankers and also to show legal impact of the regulations on the chemical tanker industry. Also, to analyses the pre-investment strategies of a chemical tanker from the scholars as well as practitioners point view and to find out the criterion for positive internal rate of return of the new built ship. The continuing technical development that characterizes the chemical tankers and the high value of the capital investments are combined to keep the operators involved in this highly specialized commercial activity. Although the market has been particularly difficult for the ship owners during last decade, they continued investing and building new tankers. One can’t help but ask; what could be the main reason behind such a decision during a difficult market situation? Whilst one considers the factors behind an owner’s decision to enter or exit the shipping market and their agenda for procurement, such as when to purchase, bare boat or time charter, they need to first look at the history of ship-owners as a whole.

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G.Kalpana, Dr.J.Chockalingam

Catastrophic events are frequent occurrences in day to day life. Even the occurrence of a disaster is forecasted and action is taken, it is very difficult to recover the affected area after that event. Rapid recovery is the only solution used for restoring the normalcy in those areas. In order to start the recovery process, communication must be established to know the status of the areas. Crisis Management is a popular activity deployed after the occurrence of disastrous events and tries to establish a crisis response through proper communication. This paper presents a study of mining techniques that assist crisis management for establishing communication through the Internet with the aid of websites, blogs, and social networks.

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6533-6535  



Alifiana Hildarartri, Fatwa Tentama

This research aims to illustrate the intensity of smartphone usage in educational context, in order to analyze the validity and reliability construct of the intensity of smartphone usage and to determine the indicator of the intensity of smartphone usage. The data were collected using the intensity scale of smartphone usage. The intensity scale consisted of motivation, duration of activity, frequency of activity, presentation, direction of attitude, and interest. Smart PLS 3.0 program with reflective construct through 2nd Order CFA were also used to assist the research. The data comprised of 69 students of the Faculty of Psychology in University X Yogyakarta. The results show that the dimensions and indicators of the intensity of smartphone usage are valid and reliable. The most-dominant dimension reflecting the construction of the intensity of smartphone usage is the interest. The least-dominant dimension reflecting the construction of the intensity of smartphone usage is the motivation. Those things show that all the dimensions and indicators are able to reflect and form the intensity of smartphone usage. Thus, the measurement model can be accepted since the theory that illustrates the intensity of smartphone usage is in accordance with the empirical data obtained from the subject.

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E. Ebin Raja Merly, D. Jeya Jothi

Let G = (V, E) be a simple connected graph with p vertices and q edges. A Decomposition (G1, G2 ,...,Gn) of G is said to be connected domination decomposition (CDD) if (i) E(G) = E(G1) ∪ E(G2) ∪ ... ∪ E(Gn) (ii) Each Gi is connected . (iii) γ_c(Gi) = i, 1 ≤ i ≤ n. In this paper, we establish connected domination decomposition of web and sunlet graphs. In particular, we establish Connected domination Decomposition of degree splitting graph of sunlet graph and line graph of sunlet graph.

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6541-6543  



Dr. Ram Mehar, PrabhjitKaur

The present study investigates the effect of online collaborative learning strategy on achievement in Economics in relation to self-efficacy. The sample consisted of 120 students of XI class from two private schools of Amritsar city affiliated to CBSE, New Delhi. The study covered two independent variables viz. instructional strategies and self-efficacy. The variable of instructional strategies was studied at two levels, namely online collaborative learning strategy and conventional teaching strategy. The variables of self-efficacy was studied as three levels, namely high, average and low self-efficacy. The dependent variable was the performance gain which was calculated as the difference in post test and pre-test scores. The experimental group was taught through online collaborative learning strategy on various 10 topics from the Economics subject of class XI and the control group was taught by conventional method teaching by the investigators. The instructional material and achievement test in Economics was developed by the investigators. The tool was used for data collection. The achievement test in Economics and self-efficacy scale was also administered. After pre and post-testing on all the students, the mean gain scores were computed. The statistical techniques such as Mean and SD were used in the analysis of data. F-ratio and t-test were employed to find significance of difference between means related to different groups and variables. The data was analyzed using Analysis of Variance (2×3) and following conclusions were drawn: (i) The performance of achievement group taught through online collaborative strategy was found significantly higher as compared to control group. (ii) The performance of high self-efficacy groups was higher than that of average and low self-efficacy groups. (iii) There was no significant interactional effect between online collaborative learning strategies and self-efficacy on achievement in Economics.

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6544-6554  



Ragheed Fatehi Makki, Hussein A. Abdulhussein

The main aim of this study is to investigate thoroughly the structural behaviour of (SCC) deep beams that contain openings and reinforced with CFRP strips around the holes, by using the nonlinear finite element program (ANSYS version 16.1). Thirteen beam specimens, one sold reference deep beam and twelve beams with different shapes of openings, i.e. circle, square, rectangle and rhombus, without shear reinforcement were simulated and analyzed by (ANSYS) under four-point loading setup. The beams with openings were equally divided into two groups; with and without CFRP strips, as a reference group. Each reference beam has a strengthened beam to compare with while the solid beam was the reference for all the twelve beams. The results have shown that, for the same area of perforation, the reduction in the SCC deep beam specimens’ shear resistance depends on the perforation’s shape and orientation. The beam strengthened by CFRP with symmetric circular openings resists higher load than the same beam with square or rhombus openings, about 40 and 70% respectively. Also, a beam specimen, strengthened by CFRP, contains horizontal rectangular- shaped openings load resistance is 50% higher than a specimen with vertical rectangular openings of the same dimensions. In addition, the CFRP sheets strengthening effects are higher at the perforations with edges, such as square and rectangle, than the circular shape as the sheets are effective in resisting 19 the stress concentration at the sharped edges.

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