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House price prediction using Machine Learning

The main purpose of the paper is to show the use of linear regression to estimate the house prices prediction in Hyderabad a city in Telangana state India. Nowadays, the home is a basic amenity for most human beings. The biggest dream of all middle-class people is to have their own home. But today, the prices of plots, flats, and homes have become so high that the general public could not afford them. On the coin second side, the sellers are unable to find genuine buyers and the prediction of house prices is a nightmare for middle-class people, these all issues are created because land brokers and land brokers sell land or homes or land for more money and take more commission. The applications like magic bricks and no broker are providing data to the public, that data is to estimate the current prices of any locality. In this article, the prediction of house prices is taken as a problem. A home price forecasting method that collects past home prices and predicts the current price of the house. Machine learning techniques are used in the analysis to estimate the prices of the future. The Python language is used to analyze the problem and various regression models to ensure accurate predictions. The Home Price Index usually represents the sum of price fluctuations in residential real estate. However, to predict the price of a home, based on location, house type, size, year of construction, local amenities, and some other factors that may affect the supply and demand of the house. We need a more accurate method in this analysis we developed a more accurate method by applying various algorithms.

Published by: V. V. Sai Pavan Pindiproli, A. Abhishek Reddy

Author: V. V. Sai Pavan Pindiproli

Paper ID: V8I2-1176

Paper Status: withdrawn

Submitted: March 16, 2022

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Estimation of uniaxial compressive strength of coal measures of Mallayapally block of Mulugu coal belt, Godavari valley coal field, using sonic logs

The Mallayapally block is located in the central part of Mulugu coal belt forms more or less rectangular block with average strike length of 3.30 km and width of 1.20 km. The Mallayapally block empirical research found an exponential link between Vp calculated from sonic logs and Uniaxial Compressive Strength (UCS) calculated from core samples of sandstones from all throughout the Godavari Valley. Vp and Tensile Strength (TS) and Vp and Young's Modulus (E) have both been found to have polynomial and exponential connections. The empirical connections can be a valuable tool for understanding the effects of regional and local geological and geotechnical variables on mine development and management.

Published by: Lalu Naik, A. Narsing Rao

Author: Lalu Naik

Paper ID: V8I2-1174

Paper Status: published

Published: March 15, 2022

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Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the cap potential of a laptop or a robot controlled through manner of approach of a laptop to do responsibilities which may be commonly finished through manner of approach of humans because of the reality they require human intelligence and discernment. It is intelligence that is shown by machines same as intelligence shown by humans to perform a specific task that needs critical thinking. This machine mimics cognitive functions performed by the human mind in his/her daily tasks. Artificial intelligence is done by many multinational companies like Google, Netflix, etc. Even it is used in self-driving cars as demonstrated by Tesla. As a discipline of academics, it is founded in 1956.

Published by: Inder Singh Mawai, Akhilesh, Md Azar

Author: Inder Singh Mawai

Paper ID: V8I2-1167

Paper Status: published

Published: March 14, 2022

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Land use and land cover change due to mining activities in Ramagundam Area, Telangana State, using Change Detection Analysis

Mining is going on continuously land use and cover studies are of vital importance, the present study is utilized Multi-Spectral / multi-temporal data of Indian Remote Sensing Satellite (RS) geo-coded False Colour Composite (FCC), RESOURCESAT-2 LISS IV data 8th Feb 2012 and 10th May 2018 for land use and land cover mapping Survey of India Toposheet No 56N/5 On Scale 150:000 were used to derive the base map which was overlaid on the FCC for Land use, land cover mapping. Through visual interpretation and delineation of 7 land use land cover categories such as Vegetation, Village, Mining Area, Urban Cover, Barren Land, Forest, and Water Bodies. Ground truths verification was indicted in the key areas. The Comparative Analysis of land use/land cover derived from 2012 to 2018 data shows that loss of Tanks area and due to the Expansion of Coal mining activity, Settlement area has also interested from 14 km in 2012 to 55km, mining area increased from 48 km to 67 km from 2010 to 2018 as a result of coal mining areas.

Published by: Mohd Akram Ullah Khan, A. Narsing Rao

Author: Mohd Akram Ullah Khan

Paper ID: V8I2-1169

Paper Status: published

Published: March 14, 2022

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E-Endhan

Petroleum and diesel products are rare and very much costly but can obtain them on e-commerce platforms on a pre-booking basis is as rare as them obtaining them from the earth. Mobile Apps, home delivery, online payments are the support of the digital or online market. The concept of delivering petrol, diesel, coal, and CNG at your doorstep with the help of applications like “My Petrol Pump” and “Book My Petrol” have come into the industry recently but this is limited to very short distance and not more famous like Amazon, Flipkart in INDIA. E-endhan will work as an online platform that provides these petroleum products to your doorstep on pre-booking basis and refuel your vehicle. This review paper tests the promotion or awareness of the doorstep delivery of petroleum products through e-commerce platforms and customers’ acceptance of the technology and online market for these products.

Published by: Ankita Ojha, Alok Tripathi, Alpika Srivastava, Akash Gupta

Author: Ankita Ojha

Paper ID: V8I2-1148

Paper Status: published

Published: March 11, 2022

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Service sector-HR challenges

We are might and the service is the soul of a god. The most successful or measured word as it is service by which seven continents develop their cultural actives in a regional level and a national level without an absence of the combination word as it is loyalty, next to the third big word as it is an organization or an industry. The following facilities are a restaurant, transport, preservation, it, financing, insurance, real-estate business services, community, social and personal services, and services associated with construction

Published by: Sriranganadh Bandi

Author: Sriranganadh Bandi

Paper ID: V8I2-1156

Paper Status: published

Published: March 11, 2022

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