Paper Type | :: | Research Paper |
Title | :: | Crop Prediction by Monitoring Temperature and Rainfall Using Decision Tree with Iot and Cloud Based System |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | P.Ganesh || K.Tamilselvi || P.Karthi |
Page No. | :: | 01-09 |
Agriculture is the major source for the largest population in India to earn money and carry out their livelihood. Precision agriculture is already adopted in other countries, but we still need to involve IoT and cloud computing technologies for better production of crops. At present the climate differs in many areas around India due to various factors from human activities such as air pollution, deforestation, sewage and from natural changes such as distance of sea, wind direction, proximity to the equator. As per the changes in the climate, a farmer needs to predict which crop should be cultivated at which time. The dataset stores the details of the crop which should satisfy the requirements such as maximum and minimum temperature, maximum and minimum rainfall, soil type and location..............
Keywords: AWS, IoT, Raspberry Pi, DHT11, MQTT, Amazon Quick Sight
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Paper Type | :: | Research Paper |
Title | :: | A Review on Big Data |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | R.Anusuya || Dr.S.Krishnaveni |
Page No. | :: | 10-15 |
The term big data arose under the volatile increase of global data as a technology that is able to store and process big and varied volumes of data, providing both enterprises and science with deep insights over its clients/experiments. Although big data solves much of our current problems it still presents some gaps and issues that raise concern and need improvement. Big data is the term for any collection of datasets so large and complex that it becomes difficult to process using traditional data processing applications. The challenges include analysis, capture, search, sharing, storage, transfer, visualization, and privacy violations. Big data is a set of techniques and technologies that require.............
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Paper Type | :: | Research Paper |
Title | :: | Web Mining Overview, Techniques, Tools, algorithms and Applications: A Survey |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | Mrs.A.Vaishnavi || Dr.N.Balakumar |
Page No. | :: | 16-23 |
Web mining is application of data mining is very wide. Although web mining may have some difficult structure, long training time ,and difficult to understandable representation of results, web mining have acceptance ability for noisy data and high accuracy and are preferable in data mining. In this paper the data mining based on web mining is researched in detail, and the key technology and ways to achieve the data mining based on web mining networks are also researched.
Keywords: Data mining, web mining, web personalization, data mining process, implementation.
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Paper Type | :: | Research Paper |
Title | :: | Optimization of Text Summarization Based on Feature Selection and Classification |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | K.Gowri || Dr. R.Manicka Chezian |
Page No. | :: | 24-31 |
Understanding the contents of a document via a text summarized version of the document requires a shorter time than reading the entire document, so that the summary text becomes very important. summarization requires a lot of time and cost when the documents are numerous and long document. Therefore, automatic summarization required to overcome the problem of reading time and cost. The propose features selection are the cornerstone in the generation process of the text summary. The summary quality is sensitive for those features in terms of how the sentences are scored based on the used features. The automatic text categorization, an ideal task-specific summary can be narrowly defined as the subset of most-informative features selected specifically with the categorization performance in mind.............
Keywords: Text summarization, pre-processing, Feature Selection, Text Classification
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Title | :: | Accurate and Faster Web Service Discovery Mechanism based on Conceptual and Semantic Meaning |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | M.Krishnamoorthi || M.Lingaraj |
Page No. | :: | 32-43 |
Web service discovery has received the most focus in the research field practically. Developing an accurate web service that can meet the user demands is a sophisticated task that also takes a vast amount of time. The web service discovery process has to be carried out with accuracy and rapidity so that the performance is improved. In the already available research work, it is performed employing a technique known as Web Service Operations Discovery Algorithm (WSODA). The web services yields the same functionality but has adiverse feature. Quality had become a significant challenge, which was not taken into consideration in the available work. Moreover, the time taken for discovering the web services is more in the system available. This is solved in the newly introduced research approach by presenting the technique known as Accurate and Faster Web Service Discovery Model (AFWSDM).............
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Paper Type | :: | Research Paper |
Title | :: | Information Literacy Skills among Post Graduate Students in Women Colleges Associated to Bharathidasan University |
Country | :: | India |
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Page No. | :: | 44-48 |
Information Literacy is a set of skills that is needed to discover, regain, examine and make use of the same. Today is world of Information Age where everyone needs to be information literate regardless of whatever positions they are in. Information literacy is the surest way of helping solve the problem of choosing the right information from the abundance of information from various media. This paper explains Information Literacy Skills among post graduate patrons particularly in women colleges affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Trichy during their courseware. This article also refers to the problems in incorporating IL across their curriculum.
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Title | :: | A Real Time Approach on Genetically Evolving Intrusion Detection using Neutrosophic Logic Inference System |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | S.Saravanakumar |
Page No. | :: | 49-62 |
In this paper, we present an overview of our research in real time Neutrosophic logic based intrusion detection systems (IDSs). We focus on issues related to deploying a data mining-based IDS in a real time environment Information security has become a critical issue with the rapid development of business and other transaction systems over the internet. One of the toughest disputes in IDS is uncertainty handling. IDS offer a new challenge in handling uncertainty when normal and the abnormal behaviors in networked computers are hard to predict as the boundaries cannot be well defined. In this paper we have introduced a genetically evolving approach for IDS using Neutrosophic Logic classifier which is a generalization of the fuzzy logic, intuitionistic logic, and the three-valued logics that use an indeterminate value..............
Keywords - Indeterministic, uncertainty, Neutrosophic, intrusion, genetic algorithm
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Face recognition has been a fast growing, challenging and interesting area in real time applications. A large number of face recognition algorithms have been developed in last decades. In this paper an attempt is made to review a wide range of methods used for face recognition comprehensively. This paper deals with the topic of face recognition techniques using digital image processing. Face recognition has always been a very challenging task for the researches. On the one hand, its applications may be very useful for personal verification and recognition.
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Title | :: | Role of Face Recognition in Machine Learning |
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Title | :: | Multidirectional Decision Support Assessment Scheme in Textile Industry Using MDCF Techniques |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | Dr.A.Senthil Kumar |
Page No. | :: | 70-75 |
Nowadays Collaborative Filtering (CF) is a generally accepted recommendation and prediction algorithm based on other related attributes in which users can express their opinions on their products by rating them. CF algorithm is used to collect the existing user ratings and to predict ratings on unknown items for an individual user, and recommends to the users the items which are maximum predicted ratings. Multidirectional similarity learning is proposed Collaborative Filtering method in that, Principle Component Analysis is used to predict asymmetric rating prediction for multiple attributes similarity. Feature Reduction is applied to reduce the feature size after feature selection Process and it can be implemented using Singular Value Decomposition. After the product resemblance relation is learned..............
Keywords- CF, MCDA,MDSL, HOSVD
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Paper Type | :: | Research Paper |
Title | :: | Fgspr-Homeomorphism in Fuzzy Topological Spaces |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | M. Thiruchelvi || Gnanambal Ilango |
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The purpose of this paper is to introduce a new type of fuzzy generalized homeomorphisms namely fgspr-homeomorphism and fgspr*-homeomorphism in fuzzy topological spaces and study some of their properties.
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Paper Type | :: | Research Paper |
Title | :: | On FGSPR Compact Spaces |
Country | :: | India |
Authors | :: | M. Thiruchelvi || Gnanambal Ilango |
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A new type of fuzzy compact space and fuzzy compact function namely fgspr compact space and fgspr compact function with the concept of fgspr-open set are introduced. Some characterizations on their properties are obtained.
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