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Prognosis of Diabetes Mellitus Paradigm Predictive Techniques
Human life is in the era of data, when almost everything is straped on to data wellspring more- over entire esse are digitises telerecorded. That is data is generated every milli second through several means like Agriculture, Bioinformatics, Web, Cybersecurity, Smart city data, classified in- formation, pda data, flexibility evidence, medical facts, Covid related data from official state too central government portals and a number of other sources are available in todays technological con- text. There are various forms of data like structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, text, graphics are all feasible. Every day, week, month new genre natural-world features to be resolved, machine learning adroitness have emerged as problem resolver. As a result, data management tools and analytical methodologies capable of extricate penetrated realization related specifics felicitous methodical manner ceaselessly whereby world of nature enactment rely urgently needed. The vast majority of research is focused on machine learning prediction algorithms; thus, we focus on these. Our evaluation aims to provide newbies to the field, as well as more seasoned readers, with a thorough understanding of the primary approaches and algorithms developed over the previous two decades, with an emphasis on the most notable and continuing work. We also present a new taxonomy of state of the art Model, which highlights the many conceptual and technical approaches to training with labeled and unlabeled data. Finally, we show how the fundamental assumptions underlying most machine learning methods are linked to the well-known assumptions. Grenze Scientific Society, 2023. -
Systematic Contemplate Paradigm on Diabetes Mellitus using different Machine Learning Predictive Techniques
As the foodies love fast food, from micro to combined families across the world the ratio of family members 1:4 is affected with silent killer named as diabetes. A very high blood glucose levels, metabolism, improper carbohydrate, damaged hormone insulin alleviating a human body disability leading to the silent killer of the body parts is the diabetes. An estimated 425 million of people around the globe suffering with diabetes up to 108 million to 1.7 trillion will be affected with diabetes. Therefore millennium, the universe ubiquity suffering with diabetes has next to quadrupled, growing from 9 percent and above among the people. As the eating habits of people in this trendy 21st century is dramatically devastating to the risk of overweight or obese. The silent killer diabetes consequences include kidney failure, Diabetic retinopathy, Heart attack, Stiffness of body muscles, Nerves stroke and lower limb amputation leads to type I and type II diabetes. As the researchers across the globe are using the machine learning algorithms as the reliable problem solver, The complications still continue. The purpose of this percu is to help with the apt selection of features garnishing with machine learning paradigm techniques in selecting the accurate attributes for each person to be properly diagnosed. In this archetype survey paper, we have done a systematic review chronologically a decade research which will help the researchers to explore and get the contemplate on various tangible and intangible data sets they can adopt in diagnosing the mellitus diabetes. Grenze Scientific Society, 2023. -
An ecology intervention in an English studies programme: Contexts, Complexities and Choices
Over the past few decades, there has been a critical mass gained regarding the need to engage purposefully with Ecology. Unfortunately, this has not provoked any stimulating work within the Humanities and Social Sciences academia. In fact, alongside growing realisations about the necessity to address Ecology, there is a glaring absence of any significant engagement. In response to such a vexing reality, the Department of English at Christ University chose to initiate an Ecological venture within its Honours programme. This paper captures - the vigorous debates it lit up, the tough choices that had to be made, and the promise it offers - that complex journey. 2014 Journal of Dharma: Dharmaram Journal of Religions and Philosophies (Dharmaram Vidya Kshetram, Bangalore). -
Emotional Intelligence and General Well-Being Among Middle Aged People
International Journal of Research in Social Sciences, Vol-2 (4), pp. 454-471. ISSN-2249-2496 -
A Study on Factors Impeding Online Buying of Households in Bangalore City
Indian Journal of Marketing, Vol. 46, Issue 4, pp. 7-23, ISSN No. 0973-8703 -
Inquiry into reverse logistics and a decision model
A process in which a product is moving in reverse along the supply chain network is called as reverse logistics. The objective of reverse logistics is to recapture the value of the final product. Reverse logistics is gaining ground because of its importance in managing a closed loop supply chain. Companies across the world are showing concern about environmental degradation and are realising the need for sustainable development. Many countries have already passed legal regulations. Good reverse logistics process indicates lot of reuse, recycling and reducing the material consumed, thereby ensuring sustainability. Improving reverse logistics will result in increase in sales up by 10%, a reduction in the supply chain costs by 25% to 40%. In retail sector the profit margins are less and strengthening reverse logistics can increase the profit margins. This paper attempts to inquire into the reverse logistics area and come out with the prioritised variables impacting the different reverse logistics disposition decision. The paper attempts to propose a conceptual model for reverse logistics disposition decision. Copyright 2019 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd. -
A study on factors impeding online buying of household items in Bangalore city
The tremendous growth of the Internet in India has fuelled the growth of e-commerce in the country. The retail business has been affected like all other businesses. This research paper attempted to study the factors responsible for impeding the online buying of household items by customers. The study was limited to Bangalore city only. The study was conducted during June 2013 and December 2014. The data was collected through questionnaires which were distributed among 500 respondents. Among these, 25 questionnaires were partially filled, and were not included as final responses; 280 completely filled questionnaires were utilized for this study. The non online respondents' profile and descriptive statistics were analyzed. Factor analysis was carried out to find the important factors involved in the non online buying decisions of customers. Some recommendations have been made on the strategies which online retailers can adopt to convert non - online buyers to online buyers of household items by addressing some of their concerns. 2016. -
Determinants of consumer product return behavior with respect to online shopping of apparels
This research aims at finding the determinants of consumer product return newlinebehavior with respect to online shopping of apparel in Bangalore city. The study was administered to 600 respondents, and the response received was from 465 respondents. The convenience sampling method was used to collect samples across Bangalore city. Product return behavior was measured using a newlinefive-point Likert scale for 34 items. The literature review was conducted extensively, covering both Indian and international context. This research is designed to address the literature gaps. Many hypotheses were proposed in the thesis and were examined using structural equation modeling. The hypotheses were tested with the software newlineAMOS 25 and SPSS 25 to fulfill the research objectives. Confirmatory factor analysis was done on the data to confirm the instrument reliability and validity. Confirmatory factor analysis was used to verify the constructs developed from the detailed literature review. ANOVA post hoc test was done to check the relationship among the demographic variables. Descriptive statistics were used newlineto interpret the data. With the help of structural equation modeling, the causal newlinerelationship between the dependent variable and the independent variables were identified. The study on the determinants of product return behavior has provided a lot of newlineinsights. Customer attitude has a significant and negative impact on product return behavior. The customers with a positive attitude towards online apparel purchases will be less likely to return products. The previous customer experience and their consumption pattern have a significant and negative impact on product return behavior. The customers with a bad experience with newlinebuying online apparel products, tend to return their products more. The perceived risk of online apparel purchases has a significant and positive impact on product return behavior. The customers with a high perceived risk of online apparel purchases will be more likely to return their products. -
Forensic Investigation Approaches of DNA Analysis and Criminal Investigation
Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) has been a significant factor in the criminal justice system since it was first used in forensic investigations. The reference sample's DNA profile is typically compared to the DNA profile from the evidence sample from the crime scene criminal cases. Familial DNA analysis can identify a person and provide significant investigation leads even without a reference sample for comparison in a criminal investigation process. The potential source of a forensic biological sample is determined using several indirect database searching techniques. These DNA-based techniques include Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis, investigative genetic genealogy (IGG), familial searching, and Y-STR database searching. This study examined these methods and compares them in terms of searching efficiency, database structures, searching methods, genotyping technologies, data security, data quality, and costs. It also raises several possible legal and privacy problems for scientists to consider further. The significance of familial DNA analysis, the procedures used for finding and identifying relatives using familial DNA, and its benefits in forensics are all covered in this paper. Additionally, future options for the appropriate application of this technology and social, legal, and ethical concerns related to familial DNA analysis have been considered. 2023 WITPress. All rights reserved. -
Secure Image Transmission Scheme based on DNA Sequences
Cryptography and steganography are the most widely utilized and adopted fields of secure data communication. Data transfer can be secured using a combination of these methods. The data is transmitted from sender to receiver using cryptography, the most secure method. At the same time, steganography performs the information hiding in the form of video, image, or text within a cover image. The sensitive data is hidden, so it is not visible to the human eye. The data is stored and transferred more securely by adding DNA technology to the cryptography. It provides additional data security level and is most commonly employed to implement computation. This research developed a new method for combining cryptography with steganography. There are two phases to the proposed method: image encryption and hide phases and image extraction phases. Encryption is done by using the Signcryption algorithm. Four standard images were utilized as test material for the evaluation. Four factors are used to determine the performance of the proposed method as Peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR), Mean Square Error, Entropy, and Structural Similarity Index Measure (SSIM) for hiding and extracting the messages. The implementation is done in python. The proposed method achieves better performance when compared to the previously published works. 2022 Seventh Sense Research Group -
A Study on DNA Profiling Techniques and Transnational Exchange of DNA Data from Databank
DNA technology has shown to be a valuable investigative tool in the release of innocent people and the identification of those responsible for serious crimes. In the battle against illegal immigration, cross-border crime, and terrorism, the transnational DNA data interchange from national DNA databanks has become a current trend. The data types that can be shared and the system is managed by a national authority are governed by individual national legislation, which determines the scope of the data exchange. Furthermore, one of the most difficult problems in forensic science is DNA profiling, and it is a hotly debated topic. The number of unknowns in a combination raises the computational difficulty of DNA profiling dramatically. To overcome this issue, various approaches have been designed and implemented. As a result, we examine DNA profiling methodologies and tools in this study, focusing on their computational accuracy and performance. Furthermore, this research examines the available data on DNA exchange and comparison across borders. We hope this review provides more ideas for future research to choose efficient profiling techniques. 2022 Lavoisier. All rights reserved. -
Transformations to and implications for the human rights concept in the internet age
The critical shifts in the utility, implementation, and enforcement of human rights have been achieved as a result of the rise of cutting-edge technological innovation. As a result, there has been a plethora of research on the expansion of beneficiaries of the human rights and the subject matter of such rights. The authors of this chapter contend that in this era of technology, we need to reevaluate our approach to human rights, broaden the scope of those to whom obligations relating to human rights apply by including corporations and other organizations, and be ready to consider the possibility that artificial intelligence will become a topic of discussion in public relations and fundamental rights. In this chapter, a three-pronged approach to thinking about digital rights is presented. This method takes into consideration the subtle structural impact that considering human rights in the digital age has on the job that the courts do. 2024 by IGI Global. All rights reserved. -
Significance of key distribution using quantum cryptography
The main challenge to the cryptosystems is providing secrecy in distributing key. This challenge is explained through key distribution problem. The key distribution in classical cryptosystems is based on classical information or bits. As bits can be replicable, there will be scope for an eavesdropper to make copies of information. The classical key distribution methods rely on computational assumptions which are not potential to offer anticipated results. Consequently, it is solved using laws of quantum mechanics, and the solution is Quantum Key Distribution (QKD). In QKD, the bits are encoded into quantum states or qubits using photon polarization. The qubits cannot be replicated as per the laws of quantum mechanics. An attempt to replication will introduce errors. Thus an eavesdropping will inevitably lead to detectable traces and then the legitimate entities will decide upon discarding a particular qubit. BB84 protocol is the first QKD protocol evolved in 1984. This paper notifies the significance of QKD over key distribution performed using classical methods. It is evidently shown that the time taken to distribute a secret key through BB84 QKD protocol is comparatively less than the classical methods of key distribution. 2018 ICIC International. -
Provably secure quantum key distribution By applying quantum gate
The need for Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) is strengthening due to its inalienable principles of quantum mechanics. QKD commences when sender transforms bits into qubits or quantum states by applying photon polarization and sends to the receiver. The qubits are altered when measured in incorrect polarization and cannot be reproduced according to quantum mechanics principles. BB84 protocol is the primary QKD protocol announced in 1984. This paper introduces a new regime of secure QKD using Hadamard quantum gate named as PVK16 QKD protocol. Applying quantum gate to QKD makes tangle to the eavesdroppers to measure the qubits. For a given length of key, it is shown that the error rate is negligible. Also, the authentication procedure using digital certificates prior to QKD is being performed which confers assurance that the communicating entities are legitimate users. It is used as a defensive mechanism on man in the middle attack. The Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry. -
Marriage, parenting and adoption issues for LGBTQ+ community in India and their human rights challenges: A critical analysis /
The central facet of the concept of human rights is the equality of all people. Since everyone deserves respect, treating everyone equally is appropriate. Any act that diminishes that dignity is wrong because it violates the equality principle and makes discrimination more likely. Human rights are a topic that is hotly contested around the globe and is related to homosexuality. Only because of who they love and how they look do people everywhere become targets of violence and discrimination. Additionally, the LGBTQ+ community's civil rights, such as the right to marriage and the right to adopt, are not recognized on an equal footing with those of the heterosexual community. To have a family life with kids i.e. comparable to that of the heterosexual community, the LGBTQ+ community must have equal adoption rights.
The LGBTQ+ community, however, is subject to discrimination under India's adoption laws, which prevents them from fully exercising their legal rights to adoption. The discrimination on the basis adoption laws, which are predicated on the binary knowledge of gender, violate several principles outlined in Articles 14, 15, and 21 of the Indian Constitution. -
The hope and the dilemma of the urban poor /
Economic Political Weekly, Vol.53, Issue 40, pp.40-46, ISSN No. 0012-9976. -
Impact of New CSR Bill on Indian Standard & Poor 50
Research Revolution, Vol-1 (3), pp. 1-4. -
Impact of Aggressive and Conservative Working Capital Management Policy on Firms Profitability
The International Journal's Research Journal of Social Science & Management, Vol-4 (1), pp. 105-110. ISSN-2251-1571 -
Work-life balance amongst dental professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic -A structural equation modelling approach
The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in 2019, has shocked the entire world. As an effort to control the disease spread, the Indian government declared a nationwide lockdown on March 25th, 2020. As dental treatment was considered high risk in the spread of COVID-19, dentistry became one of the most vulnerable professions during this time. Dental professionals had to face job layoffs, salary cuts in professional colleges, closure of private clinics resulting in huge psychological, moral, and financial crises. Studies during the previous and present pandemics have shown mental issues among health care workers necessitating institutional reforms, along with early care and support. A balance in the work-life amongst professionals is the key to better efficiency and, was majorly affected during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown due to sudden unexpected changes. Hence this study was conducted to understand the changes they underwent both at home and professional front with a hypothesis that physical and mental health, activities, relationship status, and workplace influence the work-life balance. Methods A pre-validated questionnaire survey was done on dentists across India. Structural Equation Modelling and path analysis were applied to the data collected. Results The results of the study supported the hypothesis that factors like physical and mental health, activities, relationship status, and workplace influenced the work-life balance directly. A significant imbalance was seen amongst the female dentists. Conclusion The present study proved the unpreparedness among dental professionals. Hence an evolutionary phase in every field with better working protocols, robust mental health support, and a focus on strategies to face future such emergencies is required. 2021 Pai et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. -
ETL and Business Analytics Correlation Mapping with Software Engineering
Large information approach can't be effectively accomplished utilizing customary information investigation strategies. Rather, unstructured information requires specific information demonstrating methods, apparatuses, and frameworks to separate experiences and data varying by associations. Information science is a logical methodology that applies scientific and measurable thoughts and PC instruments for preparing large information. At present, we all are seeing an exceptional development of data created worldwide and on the web to bring about the idea of large information. Information science is a significant testing zone because of the complexities engaged with consolidating and applying various strategies, calculations, and complex programming procedures to perform insightful investigation in huge volumes of information. Thus, the field of information science has developed from enormous information, or huge information and information science are indistinguishable. In this article we have tried to create bridge between ETL and software engineering. 2021, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.