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Finding rising stars in co-author networks

Finding rising stars is a challenging and interesting task which is being investigated recently in many organizations and Academic networks. This paper addresses the problem of finding rising stars in Co-author networks. Predicting future rising stars is to find talented researchers in Co-author Networks. An effort for finding rising stars named PubRank is proposed, which considers the mutual influence and static ranking of conferences or journals. In this work, modification of PubRank is proposed by considering attributes like mutual influence based on authors’ contribution, co-authors’ citations, the order of appearance and publication venues. This method can be effectively used for mining the Co-author networks to search for rising stars in the research communities and organizations.

Published by: Akil Reddy Gopavarapu, K. S. D. Sai Sowmya, B. Shanmuk Abhishek, P. Vinod Babu

Author: Akil Reddy Gopavarapu

Paper ID: V5I2-1360

Paper Status: published

Published: March 20, 2019

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Artistic style transfer using deep learning

In this paper, we are implementing the style transfer using convolutional neural networks. The style transfer means to extract the style and texture of a style image and applying it to the extracted content of another image. Our work is based on the work proposed by LA Gatys. We use a pre-trained model, VGG 16 for our work. This work includes the content reconstruction and style reconstruction from the content image and style image respectively. Now the style and content are merged in a manner that the features of content and style are retained.

Published by: P. Mounica, A. Nagaratnam, Mohammad Farzana, K. Muralidhar

Author: P. Mounica

Paper ID: V5I2-1390

Paper Status: published

Published: March 20, 2019

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SentiPhraseNet: An extended SentiWordNet approach for Telugu sentiment analysis

Sentimental Analysis in English language is a relatively easier task to perform as it has a predefined set of rules followed and accepted universally. But, when it comes to Indian languages, there isn’t a benchmark dataset. Moreover, if a data set exists, it cannot be validated as a similar sentence may differ in the meaning as the regional languages are very unpredictable and have no proper rules. In this paper, we used a Rule-Based Approach to build SentiPhraseNet. Here, we obtained the sentiment using SentiPhraseNet and validated the results using ACTSA which is an annotated corpus data set.

Published by: Abhinav Garapati, Naveen Bora, Hanisha Balla, Mohan Sai

Author: Abhinav Garapati

Paper ID: V5I2-1301

Paper Status: published

Published: March 20, 2019

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Scan and drive: An Android-based application

Recently we have noticed that there is huge congestion that is escalating at the toll plaza on the expressways and highways. These toll plaza mostly uses the traditional way of issuing toll ticket which causes heavy traffic of vehicles on the road. In the traditional way of issuing ticket manual ways are used because of which a lot of time is wasted of the travelers. To avoid such problems we are developing the android application which will make easier for the travelers to get the toll ticket without wasting any time. This application which will display the toll price of the different toll plaza and if you are visiting through that toll plaza you just need to make a payment online. After your payment, a QR code will be given to you and while visiting at toll plaza you just need to scan the QR code. QR code generated will be unique for each transaction made by the traveler.

Published by: Rahul Sirisilla, Akshay Loke, Neel Dave, Aditya Shetye

Author: Rahul Sirisilla

Paper ID: V5I2-1272

Paper Status: published

Published: March 20, 2019

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Thermodynamic analysis of organic Rankine cycle with different working fluids

An ORC is a suitable means of carrying out this purpose. The ORC works with a high molecular mass organic working fluid with the characteristic of having a phase change of liquid to vapor occurring at a temperature which is lower than the phase change of water to steam for a given pressure. The recovery of low-grade heat can be achieved using organic fluids. These low-grade heat sources can be from biomass energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, and industrial waste. This work presents an analysis of the organic Rankine cycle (ORC) using R143a, R600a, R134a, and RC318 as working fluids under constant external conditions. An EES program has been developed to parametrically compare the first and second law efficiencies and turbine size factor with an increase in turbine entry temperature, heat source temperature, turbine efficiency and pinch point temperature difference.

Published by: Sanjeev Kumar, Brijendra Kumar Yadav

Author: Sanjeev Kumar

Paper ID: V5I2-1285

Paper Status: published

Published: March 19, 2019

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Three-dimensional performance analysis of wavy fin tube heat exchangers in laminar flow regime

The current study is focused on two fin configurations, the wavy-fin in-line and the wavy-fin staggered. These two fin configurations are numerically investigated in both staggered and in-lined tube layouts. Heat transfer and pressure drop characteristics of the heat exchanger are investigated for Reynolds numbers ranging from 200 to 2000. Model validation is carried out by comparing the simulated case friction factor (f) and Colburn factor (j) with the experimental data of Bhuiyan et al. [2013]. In this study the effect of geometrical parameters such as fin pitch, longitudinal pitch and transverse pitch of tube spacing are studied. Results are presented in the form of friction factor (f) and Colburn factor (j). This study reveals that the flow distinction between plain and wavy fin has a profound influence on the heat transfer and flow friction performance of these configurations when compared on the basis of tube layouts. For laminar flow conditions heat transfer and friction factor decrease with the increase of longitudinal and transverse pitches of tube spacing whereas they increase with fin pitches for both in-line and staggered configurations.

Published by: Dhananjay Kumar Yadav, Amit Kumar

Author: Dhananjay Kumar Yadav

Paper ID: V5I2-1283

Paper Status: published

Published: March 19, 2019

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