Volume 11 | Issue 1 |

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Advancement in technology has led to the sequencing of a vast number of genomic data. The genome sequencing process has gone through three main generations, and each generation improves tremendously on its predecessor. Quite recently, the human genome has also been successfully sequenced. Varied sequencing platforms have emanated through this technological advancement. Each platform uses a different sequencing procedure. This has led to the introduction of errors into sequenced data. These errors compromise the quality of the sequenced data and any inferences made about them. Many efforts and techniques have been used to try and correct sequencing errors. The problem persists mainly because either the action or approach is too complex to execute, thus requiring a high level of computational resources. We identified the error correction process as a pattern recognition problem and proposed a classification (machine learning) approach to solving the sequencing error correction problem. This involves using a deep convolutional neural network that is gentle on computational resources and very fast at correcting insertion and deletion errors. Our system is tested using the genome data NA12878, which was obtained from the NCBI, and it achieved 99.5% classification accuracy

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sequencing, genome, generation, errors, technological advancement, pattern recognition, machine learning

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Key words: News portals, uses and gratification, influence and its impact, readership/ viewership patterns.

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Herbal face Pack, Natural, Cosmetics, Skin, Ingredients, etc.

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Microcontroller, Password, Lineman Saftey, Circuit Breaker, Security.

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Children, especially younger ones, typically remember their past experiences during medical visits. This fear may be heightened when the child finds themselves in the same environment of a treatment room surrounded by unfamiliar people and facing a possibly painful experience. Loss of autonomy and control may cause the young child a great deal of anxiety. Cartoon video based diversional therapy may help to reduce children pain and behavioral responses. This kind of diversion distracts the child during painful injection procedures , which modifies the pain and behavioral responses in children.

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Keywords : Swachh Bharat Mission , Cleanliness , ODF , Sanitation , Solid Waste Management

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Odissi, Music, Antiquity, Dance, Song, Utkal, Gamak, Kalinga, Raga, Saint Poets, Lord Jagannath, Geeta Gobinda, Ingredients.

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An adverse drug reaction (ADR) is a harmful and unforeseen response to a medication. ADRs drive up healthcare expenses and are a major contributor to morbidity and mortality. Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) continue to be a prevalent and serious issue in healthcare. Given the escalating complexity of treatments, the ageing population, and the rise in multimorbidity, adverse drug reactions (ADRs) continue to remain a challenge in contemporary healthcare. A suspected adverse drug reaction can be linked to a specific time, sickness pattern, investigational findings, and re-exposure. If at all possible, management include drug withdrawal as well as targeted therapy for any side effects. It is important to report suspected adverse drug reactions. In addition to examining issues related to their prevention, diagnosis, reporting, and management in current clinical practice, this article summarizes some of the most important information about ADRs.

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Adverse drug reactions , clinical pharmacology , drug-related side effects and adverse reactions , pharmacovigilance , adverse drug reaction reporting systems.

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The present study was aimed at critical analysis of the constraints and prospects of elementary education in rural Western Odisha. This study was delimited to the students, the parents, the teachers and the headmasters of the rural schools of Western Odisha only . For this study, descriptive survey method was employed. The study analyzed the data for. a sum total of 720 students , 600 parents ,180 Headmasters have been selected. Also, A total No. of 20 experts who are working for the cause of elementary education have been included under the present study on the basis of purposive random sampling. In order to collect the data in the present study, the investigator used the Self-made Questionnaires for Headmasters, Interview schedules for Parents as well as Students and Questionnaires for experts . Data has been analysed with the help of simple percentage, tabulation and graphical representation. Finally, it was found that ,More than 80 percent headmasters parents and experts suggested that monitoring and supervision of all activities in schools should be done regularly. Also, More than 90 percent headmasters, students, parents and experts suggested that all primary school should be equipped with basic facilities like water, toilet, playground play materials, all weather roads. The school timing, holidays and vacation should be arranged as per the local needs.

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Elementary Education, Rural Areas, Western Orissa , Constraints, Prospect

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