Volume 9 | Issue 6 |

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Python, Query-Resolving, Relevant-Query output, GUI, Stack API

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Convolutional Neural Network, OpenCV, TensorFlow, Keras, Transfer Learning

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The liver is the largest gland and largest internal organ in the human body. The abnormal growth of cell in the liver causes liver cancer which is also known as hepatic cancer where, Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC). Most of the peoples who have liver tumour were died due to the fact of inaccurate detection. The detection of this tumours is difficult and mostly found at advanced stage which causes life-threatening issues. Hence it is far essential to discover the tumour at an early stage. So, the principle intention of this project is to detect liver cancer at earlier stage using image processing technique. Computer-aided diagnosis from various medical imaging techniques can assist significantly in detecting liver cancer at a very early stage. This project presents an automated method of detecting liver cancer in abdominal CT images and classifying them using the support vector machine (SVM) algorithm. The proposed model consists of several stages where the image is first normalized and pre-processed using a Median filter to remove noise in the image. After histogram equalization of image, the features are extracted based on Discrete wavelet transformation (DWT). Finally, liver CT images are classified implementing support vector machine and segmented results. The software used here is MATLAB.

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Liver tumour detection, CT image, DWT, GLCM, K-Mean clustering, SVM segmentation.

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WEFSA, cyber security, cloud computing, AWS.

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Bipolar Disorder is a complex disorder that affects millions of people in the world.1in every 100 people are affected by bipolar disorder.One of the fields of work that could benefit from Machine Learning is, without doubt, the field of medicine. It is our belief that with the use of Machine Learning we can help both patients and doctors make a better diagnosis of this illness. The goal of this project is to apply different Machine Learning algorithms to symptoms based patient data in order to help create a prediction model. This model would make it easier for psychiatrists to decide whether their patients might be tending towards a depression or mania episode, or staying in a euthymic state.

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Machine Learning, Python, Gitpod, Bipolar Disorder, Mental illness, Patient data, Episodes.

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Studies on the production and application of nanomaterials have been carried out for many years. They have a variety of appealing properties due to differences in the nature of the base element, molybdenum, and the other chemical element, Sulphur, an oxygen family element. Even though significant advances in our understanding of the processes involved in the nucleation, development, and structure of molybdenum disulphide nanoparticles, as well as the mechanisms behind their biological characteristics and catalytic activity, a number of difficulties remain. Nanomaterial evolution has aided in altering the shape and structure of materials at the nanoscale level to reach desired applications. To discriminate between semiconducting and metallic phases, quasi two-dimensional (Q2D) materials such as graphene and 2D honeycomb silicon, as well as layered transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) such as molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) (WS2), were developed. Due to its ability to exhibit a wide range of properties when it transitions from bulk to nanoscale. Among these, molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) is an interesting multifunctional material. Because of its (1.9 eV) straight bandgap value, a single sheet of MoS2 is undoubtedly capable of post-silicon electronics. At room temperature, it has a high on/off current ratio and mobility of roughly 200 cm2 (Vs-1). The structure of MoS2 is also responsible for two of its features. It is useful for gas sensing because it has a hexagonal configuration with covalently connected S-Mo-S atomic layers and a Van der Waals connection between neighbouringMoS2 layers. MoS2 has a varity range of practical applications due to its promising features. We strive to cover current techniques of synthesis and its applications in the application of 2D MoS2 materials under this review.

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Transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs), Molybdenum disulphide (MoS2),Synthesis techniques of Molybdenum disulphide material, and Applications of Molybdenum disulphide.

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The Smart Dashboard for Hostel Management Activities framework is a web application which is created for managing different activities in the hostel. This project is expected to limit human works and make hostel allocation much easier for student and hostel administrators with the help of the web application to hostel, naturally select the student from the waiting list and mess billing, out pass generation, complaint registration, and so forth. Students will get endorsement notice in their mails. It advises guardians with respect to their wards and their presence in the hostel and their curriculum will be informed to their parents using this model just in one touch. In the last few years the number of educational establishments is expanding quickly. In this way, the quantity of hostels is additionally expanding for the settlement of the student considering in this college as well. Also, henceforth there is a considerable measure of strain on the individual who are running the hostel and websites are not generally utilized as a part of this specific circumstance. This specific project manages the issues on dealing with a hostel and helps to deal with the issues which happen when conveyed manually.

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Hostel ,out pass, mess, admin, student, guest , activity

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This study has been undertaken to look into the industries of Punjab women and child labour was working in different field of work, mostly in carpet making, cotton weaving and spinning, cottage industries, handloom weaving and hosiery industries in Ludhiana, Sialkot, Lahore and Amritsar. They faced low wages and long hours of work in a day, bad working condition and totally injustice. Weak economic status forces them to work there. Most of them were working as seasonal workforce without any compensation and legal aid. This research includes the development of laws for women and child labour in a given period also.

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Child Labour, Dhariwal, Industrial Punjab, Labour, The Indian Factory Act 1922.

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The condition of the elderly could be dealt with two perspectives in India. One, which confirms that due to social and demographic changes Indian elderly are facing trouble; second stands that yet the forces of social change has been penetrated the Indian society and elderly are in better position than the past. This paper is review of research analysing how the elderly are taken care by the family? How far the forces of social change have influenced the Indian society? Their health conditions, treatment seeking behaviours, welfare services of the government, certain challenges that have arisen for their condition and some solutions have also been explained on the basis of secondary sources of data.

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Social change, family, care of elderly, health and treatment, challenges for the elderly

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At the end of the day every hotel / restaurant / Function hall will have a remnant food with them. Obviously they will throw it out without thinking much about it. As it may not give them a loss. But, there are many people in India who are unable to find the food to fulfill their hunger sometimes even once a day. One side the food is getting wasted unnecessarily and the other side there is need of food. In order to balance this we came up with a solution. We are designing an application to reach out the needy people with this remnant food so that at least some people may get the food. Our application "No More Hunger" helps to upload the locations where the food is available. Based on the locations the food activists can reach out to respective hotel / restaurant / function hall and will provide the food to the needy people.

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Hunger,remnant food,restaurant,location

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