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Investigating the impact of COVID-19 on Transplantation and Transplant patients and observing the further consequences of the virus caused on the lives of the transplanted

The purpose of this paper is two-pronged to analyse and assess if COVID has had any impact on the quality of life/longevity of patients who have received transplants. To identify what (if any) impact COVID has had on the lives of patients waiting for transplants. It aims to compare the physical and psychological challenges faced by transplant patients, after transplant and after COVID. For those waiting for transplants, with COVID restrictions, there was a two year period in which transplants were stalled or delayed and therefore looks at the consequential impact on those waiting for transplants. A study was conducted with transplant patients of Indian origin, and transplant surgeons and secondary research findings were conducted since the inception of the pandemic.

Published by: Nirvaan Puri

Author: Nirvaan Puri

Paper ID: V8I3-1403

Paper Status: published

Published: June 16, 2022

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Use and application of nudging in different countries

‘Nudging’ has been a popular technique used by governments, institutions, and other groups to reinforce positive habits and choices among people without the use of force and with ease of opting out. Different countries around the globe have inculcated the practice of ‘nudging’ into their policies for purposes like improving public health, promoting eco-friendly behavior, and more. It’s important to study and analyze past experiments with nudging in order to understand what makes a ‘nudge’ effective, which in turn will help formulate better such campaigns in the future.

Published by: Tanushree Sarda, Simran Raina, Milind Surana, Vineet Nair, Ganeev Kaur Sethi, Sattwik Mohanty

Author: Tanushree Sarda

Paper ID: V8I3-1402

Paper Status: published

Published: June 16, 2022

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Sensitivity Analysis using k-anonymization

It's necessary to keep sensitive data and private data safe. When financial information, healthcare information, and other sensitive consumer or user data are mishandled, they can be destructive. Due to a lack of access control over personal information, individuals may be susceptible to fraud and identity theft. This paper provides an overview of the ideas of data privacy, re-identification risk, and dataset utility, as well as the correlations between the three. On the adult dataset from the UCI Machine Learning Repository, this study presents a sensitivity analysis of the k-anonymization algorithm. ARX, an open-source anonymization tool, was used to show this.

Published by: Krishna Yanmantram, T. M. Vishnu Mukundan, Jama Surya Teja

Author: Krishna Yanmantram

Paper ID: V8I3-1399

Paper Status: published

Published: June 15, 2022

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Development of lightweight and secure IoT device management framework

The area of the Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly growing, raising severe security concerns for the entire network. Due to its high traffic volume and real-time operation, a security framework is essential. The paradigm of the Internet of Things (IoT) requires pervasive connectivity to billions of heterogeneous devices. Devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) are very limited in processing capacity, memory, and storage. Therefore, a lightweight security process is to be provided for IoT devices in other to create the required development. This paper introduces several developments in lightweight versions of various known security processes and analyzes each relevant process. With a machine-learning-based model process that provides a lightweight solution that works by selecting the best features leveraging well-known filter and wrapper methods for feature selection. The strategy can be evaluated over different datasets collected from varying network scenarios.

Published by: Faith Ebosetale Omohodion, S. Padma

Author: Faith Ebosetale Omohodion

Paper ID: V8I3-1395

Paper Status: published

Published: June 15, 2022

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Effect of parenting styles on emotional intelligence in single children vs first borns vs second borns

Adolescence is a transitional age when rapid physiological, emotional and psychological changes occur. All these developments need to be taken into consideration as it creates a strong foundation before entering adulthood. It can help individuals live a life with positive well-being resulting in self-actualization. This research is aimed to study the relationship between parenting styles, emotional intelligence and birth order. The population consisted of 178 parents and 313 adolescents. The results stated that parenting styles do have an impact on emotional intelligence. Moreover, birth order also affects the emotional capabilities of children even though they were raised by the same parents. The present study revealed that among all the adolescents who were raised authoritively, second borns possessed more emotional intelligence. Between single children, first borns and second borns who were raised by authoritarian parents, second borns again scored high E.I. scores. Lastly, among all the adolescents who were raised using permissive parenting style, firstborns had more emotional capabilities than the single children and second borns.

Published by: Sakshi Kulkarni

Author: Sakshi Kulkarni

Paper ID: V8I3-1396

Paper Status: published

Published: June 14, 2022

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HR analytics employee attrition & performance using machine learning in python

Organizations can use technologies to assist them to make better decisions in a range of methods: Artificial intelligence is one of the most reducing technologies that assist firms to develop corporate strategy, organizational elements, and human resource management. Human resources (HR) has gotten a lot of attention in recent years because worker quality and skills are a growth element and a real competitive advantage for the business. Artificial intelligence is now being used to assist employee-related decisions within HR management, after just being introduced to sales and marketing departments. The goal is to promote decisions that are based on objective data analysis instead of subjective criteria. The purpose of this research is to examine how objective factors influence employee attrition in order to decide the most important factors.

Published by: Madduri Neha, B. Satyasaivani

Author: Madduri Neha

Paper ID: V8I3-1394

Paper Status: published

Published: June 14, 2022

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