Volume 11 | Issue 5 |

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A healthy lifestyle requires access to proper healthcare. To schedule a visit with a doctor for every health issue, though, may be exceedingly challenging. The goal is to build an artificial intelligence-powered medical chatbot that can identify an illness and provide basic information about it to a patient before they contact a doctor. Adopting a medical chatbot will lower healthcare costs and increase public access to health information. Computer programmes known as chatbots communicate with people in everyday English. To identify the sentence keywords, choose a query, and provide an answer, the chatbot saves the data in a database.

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Chatbot, Tokenization, Lemmatization, Bag of words, PyTorch.

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The main objective of our project is to conduct the comparative study on mechanical properties of porous concrete with conventional concrete. We used M30 grade design for our project. We used coarse aggregate, cement, fine aggregate and water of mix design proportions and made 9 cubes of 100*100*100mm,9 beams of size 100*100*500mm and 9 cylinders of size 150 diameter and 300mm height for both porous and conventional concrete. We test the cubes for compression strength test, beam for flexural strength test and cylinder for split tensile test for 7,14,28 days. Pervious concrete is a special type of concrete with high porosity but it has less strength compared to conventional concrete. So it is not used for heavy load structures, but it can be used for low loaded flatworks applications that allow the water to pass through it.

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Porous,Conventional

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Agricultural commodity marketing system in the State of Orissa is distinctly different from that of other states with fully functional regulated marketing system. It is observed that the ownership and functioning of the markets is not uniform with the physical markets being owned by different agencies such as RMCs, Municipalities, Panchayats and also purely private persons. The state Odisha economic development of the state logs behind the other states of India. This not only impressed to conduct a survey but also to evaluate the role of agricultural commodity marketing for the development of rural economy of the district and the steps taken by state government in agricultural marketing. Also to assess the regulated agricultural knowledge based marketing system. Finally, the study gives some suggestions for the improvement of efficiency and transparency in the marketing of agricultural produce.

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Regulated Market Committee(RMC), e-Agriculture, Agricultural Knowledge based Marketing Systems (AKMS),Orissa State Agricultural Marketing Board(OSAM),Analysis & Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), Orissa Agricultural Produce Markets Act(OAPM).

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Research On Consumer Preference In Selection Of Markets

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Market, Consumer behaviour, Wholesale, Retail, Supermarket

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We are living in the 21st century where all the work is done using technology and has become an integrated part of life. In this article, we proposed the design and implementation of an electric vehicle (EV) charging station finder application developed in the Kotlin language. Due to the limitation of the electrical power distribution network, Electric Vehicles' charging stations are limited, and finding them is hard for new EV owners. In order to provide information to users about the charging stations and to help user to navigate, it was also created a mobile application to help EV owners with these processes. This Proposed Electric vehicle recharge at the nearest bunk using a web application helps EV owners to locate a charging station near them and to plan a journey with many features.

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Kotlin, In-Built Map, Navigation

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The Indian textile sector is one of the critical sectors of the Indian economy, accounting for approximate 7% per cent of the total GDP and more than 12 per cent of the manufacturing sector and13% in export earnings. The sector is also the second largest provider of employment in India, after agriculture sector. Further, India's share in global textile exports is significantly high at 5.2 per cent and in apparel exports 3.7 per cent. It provides employment to an estimated 45 million people directly and to another 60 million indirectly through allied activities. Domestic home textile market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 4% and reach $13 billion, whereas technical textile market is estimated to grow at CAGR 10% and reach $42 billion during the same period. In terms of global ranking, India is ranked 2nd in textile export with 7% share and 6th in apparel export with 3% share. Post-covid there is also a boost in the demand and the government support in form of attractive schemes such as Production Linked Incentive (PLI), Mega Investment Textile Parks (MITRA) will further drive the way for above the $250 billion target by 2025-26 , the report suggests. The new textile policy , stated to release by game changer. However, a roadmap to achieve the full potential of the industry is what the industry needs to deliver this target in time

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Global ,GDP,Economy,Apparel,Textile Sector

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Cadmium is one of the toxic elements, used in many industries. It is an toxic heavy metal that affects living organism cadmium can be removed from water by adsorption, chemical precipitation, ion exchange, reverse osmosis, electrochemical treatments. Due to low cost-effective, high efficiency, adsorption technology is regarded as the most promising one to remove heavy metal ion from other techniques nanoscale iron oxides have become raw material for treating the waste waters and soils. Fe2O3 magnetic nanoparticles adsorbs Cadmium (II) this experiment was studied by Batch adsorption method

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Cadmium adsorption, toxic heavy metal, metal oxides, Nano scale iron oxide

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This study's purpose is to look into copyright infringement on social media, particularly messaging apps in India. The effectiveness of the legal system's enforcement will also be covered. An online survey will be undertaken to gauge user awareness of copyright infringement. It will conclude with recommendations for addressing these growing challenges in order to protect innovation and related commercial interests. Copyright protection is essential for creation and knowledge development in any country. Such rights improve the creative environment by giving creators or inventors recognition and economic benefits. If financial losses occur due to copyright infringement, it will affect the motivation of creators and developers. Concerns about copyright protection are growing as digitalization and internet usage both expand swiftly. People share copyrighted items, including newspapers, magazines, books, photos, videos, etc., on websites and user-based social media sites. For instance, Kurukshetra is a subscription-based rural journal published by the Publications Division of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Its content is not available for sale or sharing on any other sites. Despite a very clear warning, many websites are still sharing its scanned copy1. Not only websites, people are sharing its pdf on messaging apps like telegram2. Yojana magazine is also experiencing this challenge. In the same manner, there are many websites3 and messaging apps4 which are sharing e-papers, those are available on their authentic platforms at very nominal subscription charges. This unauthorized sharing harms the business of newspapers, which are the main source of information and updates for society. The film industry is also facing the same issue. Movies are leaked and shared online before their release5. There are many websites that provide unauthorized copies of subscription based video content. These unauthorized distributions of copyrighted content harm their creators' income. It also impacts the government's revenue, as it does not come under the purview of taxation. The Copyright Act of 1957 and the IT Act of 2000 are the primary legal instruments for regulating infringement of copyright. To combat copyright infringement by internet users, intermediaries (hosts or search engines) must be held accountable for hosting content that is infringing on copyright. But these Acts do not contain any such clear and specific measures. So, in order to hold platforms accountable for hosting unauthorized copyright content, it is necessary to update the copyright-related laws and enforce them properly. Simultaneously, steps for mass awareness are also needed to reduce the copyright infringement on user-based social media platforms.

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Copyright, Copyright infringement, Social media, Messaging apps, Copyright protection, Newspapers, Magazines

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Many countries are affected by the matter of fake notes. Indian is one among them. With the improved technology, anyone can print fake notes. These notes are produced without legal sanction of the state and continues production of such kinds of notes can degrade countries economy. When such counterfeited notes are produced and circulated, it becomes impossible for ordinary citizens to distinguish whether the money is real or fake because they differentiate according to physical appearance. The biggest challenge for many countries like India is the detection of fake currency. Even if banks and other big organizations have automatic machines designed to identify counterfeit currency notes, ordinary people can hardly differentiate between them. Nowadays recognition of fake currency has become challenging issue for many researchers. The identification involves many steps like edge detection, feature extraction, image segmentation, image acquisition, grayscale conversion, and comparison of images. This paper provides some related works of paper-currency recognition and has explained the spread of various currency recognition systems. Choosing the right feature would improve overall system performance. The goal of this work is to review previous papers and literature, identify the benefits and disadvantages of every method.

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Image processing, feature extraction ,CNN , Deep Learning

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Underwater acoustic communication and ship recognition are essential for underwater exploration and defense. This review paper presents a detailed technical overview of recent advancements, challenges, and opportunities associated with underwater acoustic communication and ship recognition. The underwater communication technology encounters unique challenges due to high signal absorption in the aqueous medium. The paper provides an extensive technical review of various underwater communication technologies, including acoustic, magnetic, and visual light, while comparing their potential and challenges. Additionally, the paper discusses recent developments in underwater communication technology, such as new modulation and coding techniques, multiple access schemes, and network protocols. Furthermore, the paper provides an overview of ship recognition techniques, including passive sonar, active sonar, LOFAR, and acoustic imaging, along with recent advancements in LOFAR-based ship recognition, such as machine learning algorithms, neural networks, and deep learning techniques. The paper also presents the challenges and opportunities associated with underwater acoustic communication and ship recognition, including technological, environmental, and regulatory challenges. The paper concludes that LOFAR-based ship recognition shows considerable potential for underwater acoustic communication and ship recognition, but further research is necessary to overcome the associated challenges and develop more advanced techniques. In summary, this review paper provides a comprehensive understanding of the importance of underwater acoustic communication and ship recognition, recent advancements, and areas for future research.

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Underwater Acoustic Communication, LOFAR, Ship recognition, 1/3rd OCTAVE analysis, Machine Learning.

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