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CONFERENCE PAPER
Computer Science
Weather Assistant
06/06/2024| By
Swaraj Swaraj Sodadasi

This paper presents about “Weather Assistant” a web application utilizing speech recognition using a web browser (SRWB) which permits browsing or surfing the internet with the use of a standard voice-only and vocal user interface (VUL) development and using speech synthesis to act as a voice assistant in a web application. This web application is a software program that provides up-to-date weather information and forecasts for a particular location or region. This web application is designed for mobile devices, desktop computers. From an abstract view, our web application will have the features like displaying current weather conditions for the user's location, including temperature, humidity and wind speed with voice commands so we can say that this application can be regarded as a voice assistant in web application domain. It could also determine the weather conditions for up to a week from the current date in the particular location. Upon developing the web application we will implement displaying the satellite maps of the user's location, providing information on current weather patterns and potential weather events. We will make this web application to weather alerts. So this web application could send alerts and notifications to the user when severe weather is expected in their area, allowing them to take appropriate safety measures. And this application could provide access to historical weather data for the user's location, allowing them to see how weather patterns have changed over time. The user can use built in voice assistant to know the weather of certain location. This is all done by using open source Application Programming 2 Interface (API’s) that includes Open meteo API which provides weather information of a location and acts as a voice assistant using Web Speech API.s. The SRWB system operates by accepting user input in the form of vocal commands, which are then converted into HTTP requests. This process involves the use of an algorithm within the system. The primary objective of this algorithm is to accomplish various tasks related to web content. These tasks include classification, analysis, and extraction of significant information from web pages. Once these operations are completed, the system sends the identified important parts of the web pages back to the end-user. In summary, the SRWB system combines vocal command input, HTTP request conversion, and algorithmic processing to effectively handle web content for the user. This web application is deployed in Microsoft Azure so that this web application can be be accessed globally.

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ARTICLE
Computer Science
CAR PRICE PREDICTION
02/06/2024| By
Riya Riya Kant,
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Shilpa Shilpa Gupta

Accurate prediction of automobile prices is important for good decision-making by automobile market participants and business competition. This study presents a comparison of three popular regression methods (linear regression, random forest regression, and decision tree regression) used for traffic cost estimation. The model is trained and analyzed using a comprehensive database containing various features such as car make, model, year, mileage, engine size and other irrelevant factors. Thanks to detailed data analysis, model design and preliminary procedures, the data becomes ready for modeling. Our regression models are then implemented and improved using cross-validation techniques to improve their performance. Statistical measures such as mean error (MAE), mean square error (MSE), and R-squared were used to evaluate the prediction accuracy of each model. The results show that random forest regression outperforms linear regression and decision tree regression in terms of prediction accuracy. Random forest regression shows excellent performance in handling non-linearities, interactions between features, and outliers present in the dataset. Its conditions allow the decision tree to reduce its bounds, resulting in good predictions. Linear regression, although simple and interpretable, often performs poorly when faced with relationships between features and target variables. Although decision tree regression is capable of capturing interactions, it can suffer from overfitting and poor generalization. This study provides useful information on the advantages and limitations of different methods for estimating traffic costs. It provides practical advice to automotive industry participants on selecting appropriate regression models for accurate and reliable vehicle price prediction. In summary, this study enables the estimation of vehicle costs by comparing regression methods. Using these insights, stakeholders can make informed decisions that will ultimately improve pricing strategies and market competitiveness in the automotive industry.

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PROPOSAL
Computer Science
https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/intro.ipynb
19/03/2024| By
david david williamson

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16/03/2024| By
DIVYASREE DIVYASREE S,
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AFREEN AFREEN S

Steganography, the art and science of concealing messages within other data, has a rich history spanning centuries. In this review paper, we delve into various aspects of steganography, exploring its techniques, detection methods, evaluation criteria, and practical applications. We analyze steganalysis techniques, discuss time-sensitive steganography, and examine historical cases illustrating the ingenuity and effectiveness of covert communication methods. Through this comprehensive examination, we aim to provide insights into the evolving landscape of steganography and its significance in contemporary digital communication.

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ARTICLE
Computer Science
AI and Humanity: Understanding the Benefits and Risks
27/01/2024| By
Sangram Sangram Borate

Along with growing AI development, it is important to consider both the benefits and risks that come with it. This research paper provides a deep analytical understanding of both aspects and their potential impact on humanity.

10/01/2024| By
muneer muneer nusir

Design research topics attract exponentially more attention and consideration among researchers. This study is the first research article that endeavors to analyze selected design research publications using an advanced approach called “text mining”. This approach speculates its results depending on the existence of a research term (i.e., keywords), which can be more robust than other methods/approaches that rely on contextual data or authors’ perspectives. The main aim of this research paper is to expand knowledge and familiarity with design research and explore future research directions by addressing the gaps in the literature; relying on the literature review, it can be stated that the research area in the design domain still not built-up a theory, which can unify the field. In general, text mining with these features allows increased validity and generalization as compared to other approaches in the literature. We used a text mining technique to collect data and analyzed 3553 articles collected in 10 journals using 17,487 keywords. New topics were investigated in the domain of design concepts, which included attracting researchers, practitioners, and journal editorial boards. Such issues as co-innovation, ethical design, social practice design, conceptual thinking, collaborative design, creativity, and generative methods and tools were subject to additional research. On the other hand, researchers pursued topics such as collaborative design, human-centered design, interdisciplinary design, design education, participatory design, design practice, collaborative design, design development, collaboration, design theories, design administration, and service/product design areas. The key categories investigated and reported in this paper helped in determining what fields are flourishing and what fields are eroding

10/01/2024| By
muneer muneer nusir

Improving the quality of digital health care through information and communication technology can mainly contribute to the clinical, social, fnancial, and economic systems’ success, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic period. The co-design approach, which unleashes the end-user power, can contribute actively in improving the healthcare systems. It deals with understanding the user behaviors, requirements, and motivations through observation, inspection, task analysis, and feedback techniques. Consequently, both the co-design and digital technologies might empower the management of patients’ health and that of their families. The research strategy is based on a systematic literature review and meta-analysis to summarize how the co-design methodologies handled the existing technology-based health systems for their improvement. Based on the findings, we establish the following hypotheses: (i) A user-centered methodology for service implementation might offer a promising tool to enhance the healthcare services quality before they be launched; (ii) Several limitations can affect the co-design approach in digital health, such as a bias for a patients’ group. Efforts have been made to reduce this risk by identifying bias at an early stage, or different groups should be included in the test phase for example; (iii) Use decision-making devices that handle technologies for patient and clinical healthcare solution

10/01/2024| By
muneer muneer nusir

This study aims to investigate the factors that perceive citizens’ intention to adopt smart city technologies in the Arab world. A self-administered questionnaire that included 312 end users as citizens in Amman, Jordan’s capital city, was used in this study. This study uses advanced statistical techniques to test an expanded technology acceptance model (TAM) that incorporates the determinants of perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, security and privacy, ICT infrastructure and inadequate Internet connectivity, social influence, and demographic profiles. Based on the results, perceived ease of use and ICT infrastructure and Internet connectivity showed positive association with the intention of citizens to adopt smart city services in Jordan. By recognizing the factors that predict citizens’ adoption of smart city services, this study presents some theoretical implications and practical consequences related to smart city service adoption.

12/12/2023| By
Hakan Hakan Lane

Purpose: The nutrition industry is characterized by a high impact on human-made climate change, accounting for as much as 25-30 % of all worldwide greenhouse gas emissions. Deploying eco-labeling to increase people's awareness about the pollution caused by their dietary choices is being introduced in various contexts to promote more sustainable consumption. Design: This experiment aimed to explore the effectiveness of different eco-labeling approaches and quantify the expected effect on consumer behavior. 144 participants was randomly assigned to four groups: a) no label, b) climate-friendly icon for low-emitting choices, c) the CO2 equivalent emissions per meal for all items, and d) a combination icon and numbers. Findings: This survey showed a 9 % reduction in average CO2 equivalent per meal with the certificate alone, 4 % with label and number, but no reduction in the group using only the CO emissions number. Female gender and green attitudes were associated with making a green dietary choice, and the graphical approach was more effective than providing the report as a pure number. Originality: Our results are unique in the sense of comparing impact of the type of labeling realm with an existing commercial label and matching to personal traits with causal modeling.

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ARTICLE
Computer Science
Movie Recommendation Systems using AI
23/10/2023| By
Akshan Akshan Bansal,
Shlok Shlok Khare

This research analyses which model would be the most efficient for a movie recommendation system. We have compared a cosine similarity model (CSM) and 4 Neural network models - ANN, CNN, RNN, and RBFNN. We have a cleaned dataset of 45,000 movies, however, we have used a sample of it only. Using the sample as our main dataset each run we got randomized data, we created a user dataset that stores info for user_id, movie_list, and genre-lists, ensuring it is not biased. Using the user dataset, we compute each user’s top three genres they prefer. Then using all of these data sets we train, compile, and apply the various models to recommend 10 movies and their performance. We used a different user dataset for the cosine similarity model because we realized it wouldn’t be efficient. But the same ones for the neural networks. Lastly, we compared the performances of each neural network and cosine similarity model (CSM) to determine the best model. We did 6 runs, 1 run on a sample of 5000 movies and 5000 users each of 50 movies. To confirm the obtained best model, we ran the code 5 more times but this time with a sample of 1000 movies and 1000 users for each of 50 movies.

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