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Harjeet’s Synergistic Trigonometric Identities Part II

This paper presents Harjeet's Synergistic Trigonometric Identities Part II, continuing the exploration of fundamental trigonometric relationships introduced in Part I. In this work, I establish a basic identity that enhances our understanding of the connections between sine, cosine, and tangent functions. We demonstrate how these identities can simplify trigonometric calculations and solve various mathematical problems through straightforward derivations and illustrative examples. The findings reinforce the foundational principles of trigonometry, providing essential tools for students and practitioners alike. This work aims to contribute to the educational discourse surrounding trigonometric functions, encouraging further exploration and application of these identities in various mathematical contexts.

Published by: Harjeet Singh, Dr.Manjit Kaur

Author: Harjeet Singh

Paper ID: V10I6-1203

Paper Status: published

Published: November 12, 2024

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AI-Powered Threat Detection in Cloud Environments

As cloud computing becomes ubiquitous, ensuring the privacy of sensitive data processed in cloud environments is of paramount importance. Organizations handling personal, financial, and healthcare data must adopt strategies that preserve data privacy while harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI). Privacy-preserving AI techniques such as federated learning, homomorphic encryption, and differential privacy offer promising solutions. This article explores these techniques in detail, their practical implementations, and the challenges they address, along with two real-world case studies. These methods enable organizations to build AI models on sensitive data while ensuring data confidentiality and regulatory compliance, opening the way for secure AI innovation in the cloud.

Published by: Yash Kant Gautam

Author: Yash Kant Gautam

Paper ID: V10I6-1200

Paper Status: published

Published: November 11, 2024

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Smart Street Light Detection and Pole Location Tracking with Emergency Buzzer

This write-up supplies the development plus application of a resourceful Internet of Factors (IoT)-- based solution concentrated on improving public security plus power effectiveness in city settings. The recommended system integrates wise roadway lights geared up with Light Dependent Resistor (LDR) sensing units allowing automated change of lights based upon sunshine discovery. Remote control capability using the net makes it possible for individuals to take care of roadway light procedures from any place. The system consists of innovative area monitoring innovation using GENERAL PRACTITIONER, helping with precise positioning of streetlight messages for city preparation and upkeep tasks. A panic switch is especially tactically put on each electrical post, supplying a punctual feedback system in emergencies. Upon pushing the panic switch, a prompt alarm system is installed at the neighbouring station house, boosting general safety and security for city homeowners. In addition, an emergency buzzer system enhances the suffering signals produced by the panic switches, guaranteeing an effective interaction network between people in danger along law enforcement agents. The system's energy-efficient style, with LDR sensing units and remote abilities, not only decreases power expenses but also reduces the ecological effect. In recap, this detailed IoT-based option incorporates power performance, sophisticated area monitoring, plus real-time emergency action attributes, making it a useful enhancement to the city framework.

Published by: Shireen Tabasum R, Kanimozhi P

Author: Shireen Tabasum R

Paper ID: V10I6-1175

Paper Status: published

Published: November 9, 2024

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To Understand the Consumer Preference between Traditional Investment vs. Alternative Investment

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted traditional and alternative investments, with traditional investments experiencing the most impact. Liquidity, stability, diversification, regulation, and reduced costs are some benefits of traditional investments. However, they have drawbacks, such as passive investing, market volatility, and low returns. Commodities, real estate, hedge funds, and private stocks are examples of alternative investments that provide flexibility and capital growth possibilities. Alternative investments are riskier since they frequently produce better returns and have more intricate structures, even with higher fees and costs. A study surveyed 61 individuals aged 0 to 65+, with the largest age group being 18-25. The majority of respondents had invested in Traditional Investments, with 78.7% investing to increase income and capital appreciation. The most important factor for investment decisions was return, with 34 people valuing the safety of principal, 22 diversifying, and 1 seeking an adrenaline rush. The primary investment goals were growth of capital, income generation, capital preservation, and adrenaline rush. The majority of respondents invested in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, and fixed deposits, with a preference for traditional investments for 1- to 4-year periods. 63.9% of investors felt return was the most important factor for their investment decision.

Published by: Sanaa Mashruwala

Author: Sanaa Mashruwala

Paper ID: V10I6-1142

Paper Status: published

Published: November 8, 2024

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Analysis of the Prevalence and Trends of Gender-Based Violence on Instagram in Tanzania

This study investigates the prevalence and trends of gender-based violence (GBV) discussions on Instagram in Tanzania, focusing on content from 12 prominent influencers. It highlights the role of social media in raising awareness and advocating against GBV. Using the Dragonfly Effect model, the research examines how targeted campaigns on social media can drive attention, engagement, and action. Data was collected through systematic sampling of Instagram posts and interviews with influencers. The findings reveal Instagram’s potential to amplify awareness of GBV but also highlight persistent challenges such as misinformation and victim-blaming. The analysis shows alarming trends in GBV, especially affecting women and marginalized groups, with issues like harassment, discrimination, and hate speech hindering women's participation in online discussions. The study calls for a multi-faceted approach to combat GBV, including better policy enforcement, user education, and strategic influencer engagement. It recommends that Instagram improve its reporting mechanisms, implement stricter policies, and provide educational campaigns for awareness. The study also suggests enhancing algorithm transparency, establishing diverse moderation teams, creating dedicated support systems for victims, and fostering community support to ensure a safer online environment.

Published by: Nasra Mondwe, Dr. Rajendran Britto PhD, Dr. Camillus Aron Nikata

Author: Nasra Mondwe

Paper ID: V10I6-1156

Paper Status: published

Published: November 7, 2024

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Project Report on the Long-Term Changes in the Food Industry Post the Pandemic

The project report is based on extensive research about the blow faced by the hospitality industry. The pandemic has impacted almost all industries but this industry faced a harsh hit in terms of customer engagement and sales. They experienced a massive dip in the numbers and the project deeply explores the business side of things. It explains the limitations, and effects, and helps understand consumer behavior in brief. It also briefly discusses the future developments in this extremely competitive industry. It discusses the long-term effects caused by the virus how restaurants were affected and how they lost a major share of the market. This project helps in understanding how luxury hotels dealt with the crisis on hand, but most importantly the evolution of consumer behavior, habits, tastes, and adaptability with respect to the hospitality industry. A survey has been conducted with a sampling of 32 people and it covers their response to various questions about the current situation, the management during the pandemic, and the ultimate future of how hotels and restaurants will work. The survey takes into consideration people’s preferences, opinions, and how they look at the hospitality industry during the pandemic. It also focuses on the shift and reliance on food delivery applications and how they have largely affected the food experience of people. The project report is based on extensive research about the blow faced by the hospitality industry. The pandemic has impacted almost all industries but this industry faced a harsh hit in terms of customer engagement and sales. They experienced a massive dip in the numbers and the project deeply explores the business side of things. It explains the limitations, and effects, and helps understand consumer behaviour in brief. It also briefly discusses the future developments in this extremely competitive industry. It discusses the long-term effects caused by the virus how restaurants were affected and how they lost a major share of the market. This project helps in understanding how luxury hotels dealt with the crisis on hand, but most importantly the evolution of consumer behaviour, habits, tastes, and adaptability with respect to the hospitality industry.

Published by: Prisha Sheth

Author: Prisha Sheth

Paper ID: V10I6-1143

Paper Status: published

Published: November 6, 2024

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