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Medical diagnosis using Machine Learning

Health is certainly the most important asset of human beings which directly reflects in their progress or development. In this paper, we propose a machine-based system that can be used for medical diagnosis. The user would be able to upload his medical data through the web application which would be further processed by a machine learning model for health disease detection. Here we focus on major diseases such as Diabetes, Heart, and Kidney. The sole aim is to highlight and prove the benefits of Machine learning in the prediction of diseases and their diagnosis.

Published by: Shubham Chorage, Manish Khodaskar

Author: Shubham Chorage

Paper ID: V8I5-1245

Paper Status: published

Published: December 8, 2022

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Song recommendation system using emotion detection

Human emotion detection is an immediate need so that modern AI systems can simulate and measure facial responses. It also has advantages in the identification of intent, promotion of products, and security verification. Real-time emotion recognition from images and video is a very simple task for the human eyes and brain, but it proves to be very difficult for machines and similar machine learning tools. Basically, Image Processing techniques are needed for feature extraction supported by a reliable database trained in a Machine Learning model for the system. Several machine learning algorithms and tools such as Convolutional Neural Networks, OpenCV, Deep Learning, Eigen values, and Eigen vectors are suitable for this job and I intend to use these methods in this project. For machines development of different modules and then training them using various images and real-time feed is essential. Various leading institutions and researchers have trained their own models for an accuracy of approximately 50% and above. This project explores the ML algorithms as well as emotion detection techniques which would help us in the correct identification of human emotion and furthermore, implementation of the system into a useful application of a music recommendation system.

Published by: Shubham Chorage

Author: Shubham Chorage

Paper ID: V8I5-1246

Paper Status: published

Published: December 8, 2022

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Review Paper

Sentiment analysis on COVID-19 Vaccine

In the current scenario of the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring vaccination is a top priority. Our project aims to clarify people's attitudes toward vaccination against COVID-19. Various studies have already been conducted to measure mood associated with COVID-19 vaccines, but they all suffer from a major common flaw: poor mood classification accuracy. Our project aims to increase the accuracy of mood classification for COVID-19 vaccines compared to previous studies. In our project, we used ABSA (Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis) and TF-IDF (Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency) models for sentiment classification. We also tested the classification accuracy using five traditional machine learning models: Random Forest, Naive Bayes, Support Vector Machines, Logistic Regression, and Ensemble Classification. For our project, we classify sentiment into three categories called positive, negative, and neutral. This in many ways distinguishes our project from the literature. First, according to the limited research we read, ABSA and TF-IDF were not used together. Second, most of the previous studies used the bag-of-words approach, an outdated model compared to ABSA. Finally, traditional machine learning models such as random forests and ensemble classification have never been used in ABSA and TF-IDF. This project provides higher accuracy than stated in our results as a mood classifier for COVID-19 vaccines, whereas previous studies have less than 67% accuracy.

Published by: Hiren Thakur, Divij Singh Chauhan, Aditya Dutta, Kaustubh Sharma

Author: Hiren Thakur

Paper ID: V8I5-1243

Paper Status: published

Published: December 7, 2022

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Supply and demand control system for farmer’s market

The farmers usually suffer and has to go through all the hassle just to get a poor deal for their hardwork. This is mainly due to the poor marketing strategies and farmers being unaware. Through our project this problem of the farmers will be resolved. Our application will help them to register their product to the market from anywhere. With the help of firebase the information can be stored and retrieved. The layout of the app is created using android studio.

Published by: Soham Pawar, Soham Phadke, Snehashish Mulgir, Sohan Kamble, Kuldip Solanke

Author: Soham Pawar

Paper ID: V8I5-1231

Paper Status: published

Published: December 3, 2022

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Case Study

Agricultural Supply chain in India: A case study of Bihar

Agriculture and its associated industries provide the most employment opportunities in India. 70% of its rural households continue to rely on agriculture as their primary source of income, while 82% of its farmers are small and marginal. In 2017-18, the expected total food grain output was 275 million tonnes (MT). Despite the fact that the Indian state of Bihar is covered in fertile land and supplied by an abundance of rivers and streams, it has remained one of the poorest states in India. A substantial portion of Bihar's population is engaged in agriculture and related sectors. In this regard, the article attempts to evaluate the supply chain in the agri-industry in Bihar, as it is important for the socio-economic transformation of the state.

Published by: Shikha Gautam

Author: Shikha Gautam

Paper ID: V8I5-1237

Paper Status: published

Published: November 29, 2022

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Research Paper

Ethnic voting is determined by villages in homogeneous tribal societies in India with special reference to Nagaland.

Majoritarian politics somehow finds a footing even in homogeneous tribal societies and not only in heterogeneous social systems. The performance of a parliamentary Government within ethnic communities is expected to perform well, especially under the First Past the Post System. The alienation of certain communities and the exclusion of minorities from the positions of legislative leadership in policy-making may continue for generations. This is the dark facet of competition and electoral politics in Nagaland. The size of the villages corresponding to a high population becomes the prized possession of every legislator or person having political ambitions. Candidates vie the affection of these villages. This paper explains big village chauvinism and its effects on the political competition in Nagaland. It will further explore the idea of village politics dominated by big villages under the authority of traditions by asserting that the circulation of leadership is only within a few majority villages. Representation to the legislature gives leverage to the villages having Members to the Legislative Assembly in the state. These villages are more accessible to state resources. This paper will highlight the narrow field of recruitment to a career in politics and the entrenched traditions that forgets the minority.

Published by: Amongla N. Jamir, Dr. Achanger

Author: Amongla N. Jamir

Paper ID: V8I5-1224

Paper Status: published

Published: November 29, 2022

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