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Role of Ontology in NLP Grammar Construction for Semantic based Search Implementation in Product Data Management Systems.
Zeeshan Ahmed, Thomas Dandekar and Saman Majeed
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In this research paper we address the importance of Product Data Management (PDM) with respect to its contributions in industry. We also present PDM Systems in brief and highlight some of major challenges to the PDM communities in advance PDM system development. Targeting some of these challenges we present an approach and discuss how this approach can be helpful in solving the PDM challenges. Limiting the scope of this research to one challenge, we focus on the implementation of a semantic based search mechanism in PDM Systems. Going into the details, at first we describe the respective fields i.e. Semantic Web and Language Technology (LT), contributing in ontology construction and natural language grammar implementation, to take advantage in implementing a search engine capable of understanding the semantic output of natural language based search queries.
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Influence of Emotional Intelligence on Academic Self-Efficacy and Achievement.
Armin Mahmoudi
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The study examined the influence of emotional intelligence on academic self-efficacy and achievement. The participant in the study were 150 undergraduate students at Shiraz in the Shiraz City(Iran). Their age ranged between 18 to 20years with mean age of 19 years. Two valid and reliable instruments were used to assess emotional intelligence and academic self-efficacy while participants 12th Annual marks were used as a measure of academic achievement. Descriptive statistics, Parsons product moment correlation and hierarchical regression analysis were used to analyze the data. The result demonstrated that emotional intelligence and academic self-efficacy significantly co-related with academic achievement. On the basis of findings, it is suggested that emotional intelligence should be integrated into undergraduate curriculum.
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41-52
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Role of Online Education in Indian Rural Area.
Prof. Bhavna Kabra, Prof. Swati Sood and Prof. Nilesh Maheshwari
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Online education courses follow the same principles of teaching and testing as classes and books, they offer more features to enhance the retention of the material, often at a less expensive cost. Online education is a combination of learning services and technology to provide high value integrated learning, anytime, anyplace, and anywhere.
In online education, students are no longer restricted to locally available courses and programs. This is particularly beneficial to rural students who might not otherwise have access to specialized courses that can enhance their career readiness.
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53-64
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Partitioning of Special Circuits.
Bichitra Kalita
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In this paper, partitioning of special type of circuit and short circuit testing have been discussed. Some theoretical explanations have also been established. Download full Length Paper......
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65-77
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Modern Practices For Effective Software Development Process In Project Management.
S. Mohamed Saleem, R. Selvakumar and C. Suresh Kumar
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The effectiveness of software project management is dependent on multi-disciplinary, interrelated factors including the management of project scope, project time, project cost, project quality, project human resource, project communication, project procurement and project integration. The development process for modern software's has become a solid engineering paradigm rather than a social activity. In this regard the project management for software development has become one of the most leading areas of interest. An affective project management and development methodology can lead to successful high quality software. In this research paper a critical review has been presented about the modern practices being under used for software project management.
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78-109
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A Framework for IC-Technology enabled Supply Chains.
Dr. V. Krishna Mohan and G Bhaskar N Rao
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In lieu of a profound research interest on the growth pattern of financial commitment and deployment of large scale monetary resources on Information Technology within organisations, Information and Communication Technology personnel and strategic planners are increasingly demanded to rationalise investments on IC-Technology enabled solutions. This is to cite that, there is a notion that corporations not only maximise the profits of embracing IC-Technology but also can avoid many inherent and non systemic risks (Political, Economical Social, and Cultural) that are an offshoot of rapid technological transformation. Download full Length Paper......
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110-132
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The Problem Of Outliers In Clustering.
Prof. Thatimakula Sudha and Swapna Sree Reddy.Obili
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Clustering has been widely used in many applications including data mining, pattern recognition and machine learning. Noise is a major problem in cluster analysis, which degrades the performance of many existing methods. This paper is aimed at solving noise problems in data clustering. Many existing clustering algorithms are sensitive to the presence of outliers. In this paper, a new robust operator is developed to attack this problem, namely the modified l2 norm. There are many merits in using this new measure.
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133-160
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A Comparative Study Of Different Wavelet Function Based Image Compression Techniques For Artificial And Natural Images.
Nikkoo N. Khalsa and Dr. Vijay T. Ingole
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This Paper analyses and compares different wavelet function based image compression techniques for artificial and natural images. This paper compares Daubenchies, Coieflet, Discrete Meyer wavelet for Artificial and Natural images. From the results, we observed that, Classifying images as Artificial and Natural and then applying compression techniques, affect the quality and compression ratio of images remarkably.
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161-176
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Accession of Cyber crimes against Our Safety Measures.
Sombir Singh Sheoran
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Cyber Crimes, or crimes perpetrated using digital technology and infrastructure, are rapidly growing problem. Yet digital evidence can be tied to more conventional crimes, so helping both police administrations, corporate executives and the public understand cyber complexities is important. Various types of offenses under Computer crimes also reflect the extent to which computers have entered our lives. Our research is about a variety of issues including their levels of experience and training, their job functions, and the problems they experience in their day - to - day work. We find that the largest organization world-wide dedicated to the advancement of training education and information sharing information between law enforcement and corporate cybercrime investigation. Download full Length Paper......
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The Problem Of High Dimensionality With Low Density In Clustering.
Prof. T. Sudha and Swapna Sree Reddy. Obili
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In many real-world applications, there are a number of dimensions having large variations in a dataset. The dimensions of the large variations scatter the cluster and confuse the distance between two samples in a dataset. This degrades the performances of many existing algorithms. This problem can be happened even when the number of dimensions of a dataset is small. Moreover, no existing method can distinguish whether the dataset has the highly repeated problem or low-density's problem. The only way to distinguish the problem is by a prior knowledge, which is given by the user. Download full Length Paper......
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192-216
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A study on role of transformational leadership behaviors across cultures in effectively solving the issues in Mergers and Acquisitions.
Prabu Christopher and Dr. Bhanu Sree Reddy
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As and when Merger and acquisition comes to a discussion, financial aspects will take a lead and less will be the humanitarian approach. By understanding this fact there are considerable research work which started focusing on this humanitarian side along with several research works on financial aspects. This paper tries to review the literatures in analyzing the major problems that is being raised due to cultural integration which may become a major basis for failure of merger and acquisition. Paper further tries to assess the role of leadership in managing this cultural assimilation which paves the way for successful merger and acquisition with special reference to transformational leadership. Download full Length Paper......
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ISDLCM: An Improved Software Development Life Cycle Model.
Sachin Gupta and Chander Pal
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Software development life cycle is the process of developing a software project using some activities. These activities include Requirements gathering, Specification, Designing, Coding, Testing and Maintenance, etc. This paper describes improvements in the software development life cycle models. A new approach for the customers' satisfaction is described. In this approach team will stay with the customer till the support period. When customer demands for maintenance then a lot of time is wasted in tasks such as requesting for maintenance, calling individual from organization, make him understand about request, then their response time etc. So a new approach is required which can decrease the maintenance time of project. Download full Length Paper......
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Strategic Analysis of an MFI (Microfinance Institution): A Case Study.
Sunildro l.s. Akoijam
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This case is about YVU Microfin, an MFI (Micro Finance Institution) which has been engaged in Micro Finance activities for the last 15 years. Manipur is an industrially backward state having more than 70% people living in rural areas and most of them depending on Government Services for means of livelihood. There is no such scope of private sector in the state which can provide job as a means of livelihood. People have to depend on other activities like agriculture, handloom, handicrafts, weaving and dairy as means of earning of earning for their livelihood. However, activities other than agriculture have also not been doing well due to certain social factor in the past few years. Download full Length Paper......
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Applying E-Supply Chain Management Using Internal And External Agent System.
Dr. J. Venkatesh and Mr. D. Sathish kumar
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In the electronic business, supply chain management must deal with globalization, reproducing product mixture, organizational obstacles, and fast information allotment. The tools are required to support supply chain management. We consider that software agents are good applicants to conquer these disputes. This paper which is an Internal and External agent system supports E-Supply Chain Management. In this the models consist of a set of agents that are functioning jointly to sustain supplying, manufacturing, inventory and distributing. The main operations of the software agents include: (a) getting information from consumer guidelines (b) verify the register (c) make the invention agenda (d) issue the order of raw materials from the suppliers (e) accept the raw materials (f) invention (g) transport products to the consumer. Download full Length Paper......
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263-274
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Video Shot Boundary Detection.
P. Swati Sowjanya and Mr. Ravi Mishra
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Many algorithms have been proposed for detecting video shot boundaries and classifying shot and shot transition types. Here we are using two different methods for comparison, using GIST1, Color Histogram. Color histogram method draws the histogram for the frames and detects shot comparing these histograms but this is sensitive to illuminance and motion while the GIST uses two different properties of the video i.e color and gist for the detection of the shots. The aim of this paper is to make a comparison between two of the well-known methods used for detecting video shot boundaries. Firstly various methods are described in the preceding sections then a comparison is made about it. This paper shows that the GIST method produces good result over the other method. Download full Length Paper......
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Key Performance Metrics for IT Projects.
Dr. S. K. Sudarsanam
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Metrics are the numerical data which will help us to measure the effectiveness of Project Execution. In Information Technology industry there are no standard set of metrics for development and sustenance projects which everyone follows. This paper would try and provide a set of key metrics which can be followed by all development and maintenance and support (sustenance) projects. This study would also provide some areas of implementation challenges and how they can be overcome. Download full Length Paper......
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296-316
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"M-Learning" - A Buzzword in Computer Technology.
Pooja Grover, Rekha Garhwal and Ajaydeep
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With the exponential development in technology, there is always the danger that the equilibrium between technology and learning is disturbed. But Mobile Learning or short M-Learning creates completely new possibilities in learning. M-Learning creates completely new learning scenarios For example, a lecture about the unique architectural design of a building could take place at the building itself. This creates an entirely new learning experience This paper discusses the place of M-Learning as Part of E-Learning and D-Learning Relationships between D-, E-, and M-Learning It also critically investigates the potentials of M-Learning while examining the positive and negative effects of M-Learning for learners. Furthermore, it will investigate what kind of learners may and may not benefit from M-learning. Download full Length Paper......
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317-341
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Survey on Software Process Improvement and Improvement Models.
Sachin Gupta and Ankit Aggarwal
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Software Process Improvement is common thinking in today's era for any organizations' overall benefit. It starts when organization starts thinking about the change in working environment so that performance and profit can be increased. The organizations need better process improvement regularly. An improved or mature software process results into better quality product. Hence, an organization can aim to have more profit and high quality products. A plenty of process improvement models exists. Aim of this paper is to explore such models and their working towards process improvement. Download full Length Paper......
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Integration of Artificial Neural Network and GIS for Environment Management.
Prof. N. S. Goje and Dr. U. A. Lanjewar
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The purpose of a GIS is to provide both the individual and organization with increased knowledge and understanding of spatial data. Often GIS users overlook the 'decision making' capability these systems can provide, instead, focusing on the presentation. GIS information can become increasingly more valuable for decision making when coupled to artificial intelligence (AI). Artificial intelligence has evolved in recent years to the point that many applications can be run using desktop computing - thus within reach of many GIS professionals. When linked to GIS, artificial intelligence can be useful for evaluating, monitoring and decision-making. Neural networks, fuzzy logic, nanotechnology and evolutionary computation and others are directed toward decision-making functionality. Download full Length Paper......
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358-371
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Life satisfaction level among New Generation Bank Employees based on demographic profile in Villupuram District
Dr.K.Sethuraman
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Banks are offering financial services to the society and they are the back bone to the living society. Till nationalization the Banks were enjoying a sort of dominating role and after the permission of private players taking part in banking services the scenario has completely changed. Now that the financial market is competitive and to survive the banks need to be fit so that the sustenance could be for long years.
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372-377
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Tele Education through EDUSAT in Karnataka Primary
Education - A Case Study
N Ramesha Reddy
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378-384
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OPTICAL STUDY OF CURCUMIN AND ITS DERIVATIVE
Mrs. Preeti Sharma
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Curcumin, a natural polyphenolic compound derived from the rhizome of Curcuma longa (turmeric), has gained significant attention due to its wide range of pharmacological properties, including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anticancer activities.
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