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Presently a day’s Driving permit framework is an extremely troublesome assignment for the legislature to display. Regularly, in driving test a hopeful connected for permit need to drive over a shut circle way before the experts. The competitor needs to roll over the way with no help over the land surface and on the off chance that he neglects to do he will be precluded. For that, the experts watch applicant physically. In our framework to decrease RTO permit process through zigbee innovation. The proposed innovative answer for the computerization of existing manual test process empowers the disposal of human intercession and enhances the driving test exactness while running paperless with Driving Skill Evaluation System. As a commitment to the general public this innovative arrangement can decrease the quantity of street mishaps in light of the fact that most mishaps results from absence of arranging, expectation and control which are very subject to driving expertise.

ZIGBEE, RTO, Driving Test

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M. Shanthipriya, Smitha Elsa Peter, "Avoidance of Traffic Congestion In Regional Transport Office," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.894-898, 2019.

This work presents Particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm for solving optimal reactive power problem. PSO is an optimization tool based on a population, where each member is seen as a particle, and each particle is a potential solution to the problem under analysis. Each particle in PSO has a randomized velocity associated to it, which moves through the space of the problem. However, unlike genetic algorithms, PSO does not have operators, such as crossover and mutation. PSO does not implement the survival of the fittest individuals; rather, it implements the simulation of social behaviour. Projected Particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm has been tested in standard IEEE 300 bus system and simulation results show the better performance of the proposed algorithm in reducing the real power loss.

Optimal reactive power, Transmission loss, particle swarm optimization

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Kanagasabai Lenin, "Active Power Loss Reduction by Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.904-906, 2019.

We designed a mobile application to deal with Ischemic Heart Disease (IHD) (Heart Attack) An Android based mobile application has been used for coordinating clinical information taken from patients suffering from Ischemic Heart Disease (IHD). The clinical information from 787 patients has been investigated and associated with the hazard factors like Hypertension, Diabetes, Dyslipidemia (Abnormal cholesterol), Smoking, Family History, Obesity, Stress and existing clinical side effect which may propose basic non-identified IHD. The information was mined with information mining innovation and a score is produced. Effects are characterized into low, medium and high for IHD. On looking at and ordering the patients whose information is acquired for producing the score; we found there is a noteworthy relationship of having a heart occasion when low and high and medium and high class are analyzed; p=0.0001 and 0.0001 individually. Our examination is to influence straightforward way to deal with recognize the IHD to risk and careful the population to get themselves assessed by a cardiologist to maintain a strategic distance from sudden passing. As of now accessible instruments has a few confinements which makes them underutilized by populace. Our exploration item may decrease this constraint and advance hazard assessment on time.

Heart Disease, Risk score tree, Chi-Square, p-value, IHD, Prediction Data Mining, Android, Smartphone

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Sudhir Anakal, Chandrasekhar Uppin, Ambresh Bhadrashetty, "Smartphone based Ischemic Heart Disease (Heart Attack) Risk Prediction using Clinical Data and Data Mining Approaches," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.907-910, 2019.

The paper presents Ant colony search Algorithm (ACSA) for solving optimal reactive power problem. ACSA algorithms are developed based on the observation of foraging behavior of real ants. Although they are almost blind animals with very simple individual capacities, they can find the shortest route between their nest(s) and a source of food without using visual cues. They are also capable of adapting to changes in the environment; finding a new shortest path once the old one is no longer feasible due to a new obstacle. The studies by ethnologists reveal that such capabilities are essentially due to what is called pheromone trails, which ants use to communicate information among individuals regarding path and to decide where to go. During their trips a chemical trail (pheromone) is left on the ground. The pheromone guides other ants towards the target point. Furthermore, the pheromone evaporates over time. If many ants choose a certain path and lay down pheromones, the quantity of the trail increases and thus this trail attracts more and more ants. Each ant probabilistically prefers to follow a direction rich in pheromone rather than a poorer one. Proposed algorithm has been tested in standard IEEE 300 bus system and simulation results reveals about the better performance of the proposed algorithm in reducing the real power loss.

Reactive power, Transmission loss, Ant colony search algorithm

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Kanagasabai Lenin, "Real Power Loss Reduction by Ant Colony Search Algorithm," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.911-914, 2019.

Mind reading is the ability to infer other people’s mental state and use that to make sense of and predict their behaviour and intensions. Though it seems impossible to read someone’s mind, the modern neuroscience is able to do just that with the help of Mind Reading Computers. Over the years, many Brain Machine Interface (BMI) tools have been invented and they have been put to use in different areas of research, but the most effective and useful applications of mind reading computers probably have been in the field of medical science. Starting from mind controlled robotic arms for disabled persons to today’s ‘Neuralink’ which is expected to treat serious brain diseases, scientists have always been up to create better replacement for the current, conventional way of treatment in neurology with the help of mind reading computers. In the present paper the author discusses about how mind reading computers are being used in development of human health and wellness and also about the future scopes of the on-going researches in this field. The author has also tried to find out the risks related to BMI devices.

electroencephalogram, Mind-Controlled Robotic Arm, locked-in syndrome, Emotiv EPOC, deep brain stimulation

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Soumi Mitra, Asoke Nath, "Mind-Reading Computers: towards a new horizon in Medical Science," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.915-927, 2019.

According to Current scenario of India cost estimation plays a vital role in the whole cycle of software development. Software development process involves various techniques and skills which help for accurate estimation, overall charges, early delivery date, required effort and assurance of project acceptance or denial. This paper presents current scenario of knowledge in the field of software development methodologies through conducting systematic survey of cost estimation in Agile Software Development, which will be useful to understand current trends in cost estimation in Agile Software Development stages. Stages are building blocks of any software development methodology which are presented graphically. Software development methodologies are compared by highlighting strengths and weaknesses from the stakeholder’s point of view. This research is related to software cost and effort estimation in software development.

Effort, Cost, Estimation, Software, Agile Technology, Survey, Analyze

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Anooja A, Jameel Ahmad Qurashi, Sanjay Kumar, "A Survey Study of Various Software Cost Effort Estimation in Perspective of India," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.928-933, 2019.

Prominence of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is expanding ceaselessly in various spaces of day by day life, as they give productive strategy for gathering significant information from the surroundings for use in various applications. Steering in WSNs is the essential usefulness that permits the stream of data created by sensor hubs to the base station, while considering the extreme vitality imperative and the constraints of computational and capacity assets. In fact, this usefulness might be helpless and must be in itself anchored, since regular directing conventions in WSNs give productive steering strategies with low power utilization, yet they don`t consider the conceivable assaults. As sensor hubs might be effortlessly caught what`s more, traded off, we present a vitality effective secure information transmission in WSNs where we separate the region of enthusiasm for four quadrants and afterward utilizes the methods of both open and private key cryptography utilizing four Mobile Base stations for vitality sparing. We additionally utilize information pressure systems for diminishing the measure of bit transmission. We likewise utilize Monitor Hubs to recognize the inward assaults

Cluster Based Wireless Sensor Network, Cryptographic Techniques, Data Compression technique, Mobile Sink nodes, Monitor Nodes

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The smart phone industry is the fastest growing sector in India. During this 25 years of journey mobile phones were transformed into personal computers. It is growing at a very rapid pace and has a significant contribution to the Gross Domestic Product of India every year. There is a great evolution of varied smart phones by different brands depending upon customer awareness and customer satisfaction. The new smart phones are featured with artificial intelligence, HD display, virtual assistant features like SIRI, Google assistant etc., high powered cameras, HD quality photos, Cloud storage feature and better battery life. As per study conducted by the mobile ecosystem forum, highest penetration rate of smart phone users was in the age group of 16-35 years of old. The study of customer satisfaction is relevant for organizations to maintain long term and healthy relationship with customers. In the carried out study, a survey was presented to understand the significant relationship between smart phone features and Indian youth customer. Presented paper also presents the comparative analysis which gives an overview of key findings by various researches along with their concept used for analysis.

Word of Mouth, Customer Satisfaction, Smart Phones, Smart phone Features, Awareness, Perceived Image

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Stuti Jain, Shiv Singh Sarangdevot, "Consumer Satisfaction among the Young Youth Using Smart Phones: A Study," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.938-943, 2019.

Text mining research area has become very popular among researchers from various disciplines today. Text mining is one of the major areas of research for natural language documents. In this review, a comprehensive introduction and overview of text mining and existing research status is discussed. The major issue in text mining is the discovery of relevant information and patterns that are used to analyze text documents from the huge volume of information available over the internet. A number of tools and numerous methods exist for determining the relevant text and identifying valuable information for future research analysis and decision making. The correct and effective methods and tools for text mining helps in speed up the extraction of valuable information and it also decreases the effort and time required for the analysis. The paper describes the methods, applications and issues of text mining in various fields of life. These results based on the text mining information from the various cited research articles and publications will be very useful for the researchers working in this research area. In addition, various issues related to text mining are identified that affect the accuracy and relevancy of results.

Text mining, Information extraction, Information Retrieval, Applications, NLP.

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Babita Verma, Jyothi Pillai, "Text Mining Techniques for Information Extraction: Issues and Applications," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.944-950, 2019.

SPROUT is the coordinated framework which execute a few activity all the while to determine the issues of cultivating, which are bringing an enormous hardship now a days in the general public of ranchers. In India, farming assumes a significant part for advancement of food creation. Horticulture relies upon the rainstorm which isn`t adequate wellspring of water. So the water system is utilized in horticulture field. In water system framework relies on the dirt sort, water accessibility, dampness content, and so forth. In this paper programmed water system framework which depends on IoT arrangement. The model shows the essential exchanging framework system of water engine utilizing sensors from any piece of field by detecting the dampness, water source, and so on. In present days particularly ranchers are dealing with serious issues in watering their agribusiness fields, this is on the grounds that they have no appropriate thought regarding when the power is free so they can siphon water. Indeed, even after then they need to hold on until the field is appropriately watered, which makes them to quit doing different exercises. Here is a thought which assists not just ranchers with evening for watering the nurseries likewise, which detects the dirt dampness and switches the siphon consequently why the power is `ON`. Consistently a SMS warning is shipped off the rancher`s versatile about the current state of the homestead. Current temperature, pH(potential of Hydrogen) level of the dirt and probability of downpour information can be gotten to the Web-interface

IoT, Sprout, Agriculture, Automation

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Sujitha M, Jinu P Sainudeen, Nimmymol Manuel, Neena Joseph, "Farm Automation and Cloud Integration by using SPROUT Framework," International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Vol.7, Issue.1, pp.951-955, 2019.