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The college library supports the goals of the teaching and learning environment and is the soul and heart of a college. In light of the fact that the current topic Status and Challenges in Automation and Networking in College Libraries-A Systematic Review of Literature focuses on comprehending the status of automation and networking in college libraries from the past to the present on a national and international level. It is an endeavour to understand the slow but steady expansion and development of networking and automation in college libraries around the world. The study will look at how users get automation and network-based services and how satisfied they are with them, as well as the difficulties college libraries confront in offering these services to their patrons. The study is therefore entirely applicable to college libraries. In addition to the variety of services provided, the value of a college library and the standing of the college librarian also depend on how well users use those services in an automated and networked environment. The success of a college library heavily depends on its users' ability to access automation and network-based services, as well as employment profiles that are based on information communication technology. Additionally, the study looked at the different kinds of resources and services that libraries provide to their patrons, including databases, CD-ROM databases, online public access (OPA) catalogues, open educational resources (OER), etc. Additionally, assessing the IT infrastructure, personnel, and software programmes of the college library can assist one in better assessing the library automation challenges.

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Libraries, Automation, Networks, College Libraries, Status, Challenges

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Cancer disease occurs when cells divide abnormally and invade nearby tissues. Breast cancer is one fatal disease where breast cells like duct cells and milk gland cells grow uncontrollably. If Cancer is not recognised in the early stage, it leads to loss of life. Mammography is one kind of efficient breast screening to detect abnormalities at the early stage. Abnormalities detected through Mammography may suspect breast cancer or recommend further screening. Microcalcifications and masses are the indicators of breast cancer in MLO Mammograms. Detection of both masses and microcalcifications in MLO Mammography is challenging work, and the presence of pectoral muscle makes this detection task further difficult. Various researchers developed procedures to detect masses from MLO Mammogram. However, all literature surveyed systems are applied to detect masses or microcalcifications but not both. We designed and developed a new approach based on the modified fuzzy c means that used an intuitionistic approach with the inclusion of spatial information, i.e., Spatial intuitionistic Fuzzy C-means algorithm and Nonsubsampled Contourlet transform (NSCT) to detect masses and microcalcifications from pectoral eliminated MLO Mammograms. It is tested on the Mini-MIAS database. It improved mass detection results compared to literature-surveyed approaches and showed promising results even in microcalcification detection.

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ABSTRACT The main objective of this paper is to find the best model to predict the value of the stock market. During the process of considering various techniques and variables that must be taken into account, it is found out that techniques like random forest, support vector machine were not exploited fully. In, this paper it is about to present and review a more feasible method to predict the stock movement with higher accuracy. The first thing that have been taken into account is the dataset of the stock market prices from previous year. The dataset was pre-processed and tuned up for real analysis. Hence, this paper will also focus on data preprocessing of the raw dataset. Secondly, after preprocessing the data will be reviewed to use the random forest, support vector machine on the dataset and the outcomes it generates. In addition, the proposed paper examines the use of the prediction system in real-world settings and issues associated with the accuracy of the overall values given. The paper also presents a machine-learning model to predict the longevity of stock in a competitive market. The successful prediction of the stock will be a great asset for the stock market institutions and will provide real-life solutions to the problems that stock investors face.

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Keywords: Machine Learning, Data Pre-processing, Data Training, Dataset, Stock, Data Storing.

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Equity, Gross Enrolment Ratio, Higher Education, National Assessment and Accreditation Council, Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA).

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This review give idea about elaborative aspects of marine drug, its classification, uses in different diseases, source. Also focused on marketed preparation of marine drugs, their scope in market and their output concern with patients, it included marine pharmacology in India & marine life and its related pollution.

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marine drugs, marine natural products, seaweed polyphenols, marine microalga, brown seaweed, marine organisms, microorganisms, drugs.

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The photovoltaic (PV) power systems have become very popular among the renewable energy sources. As output of the PV array is DC voltage and the grid voltage is AC voltage, the grid-connected inverter is used as an interface between them. Compared to the isolated inverters, transformerless PV inverters are most preferred because of lower cost, smaller size, and higher efficiency. As applications of non- conventional source of energy is low in buck inverter, a transformerless grid-connected boost inverter is proposed with the combination of a boost converter and a buck- boost converter. Thus, boost function can utilize optimum amount of input source and used in wide range of applications. As grounds of the PV array and the grid are shorted, the common mode leakage current can be eliminated. The inverter consists of 5 switches and the control strategy is based on sinusoidal pulse width modulation technique (SPWM). The performance study of transformerless grid-connected boost inverter is carried out with MATLAB / SIMULINK R2017b platform for an output power of 350W. Finally, output voltage of the inverter is obtained as 110V with an input voltage of 65V with THD 6.5% and efficiency 97%. The control circuit used is dSPACE ds1104 controller. This inverter can be used in the grid connected PV applications.

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Boost Inverter, Transformerless, Gain, Efficiency, THD

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Life includes shopping every day. While some consumers merely buy the necessities, others buy more. It is viewed as a method to relax, to satisfy a mental need, or to inject some flavour into the mechanical way of life. The two primary types of shopping are conventional and online. Both of them have advantages and disadvantages. Due to the ubiquitous usage of computers nowadays, an increasing number of people opt to make purchases online. By simply clicking one word, thousands of items might be displayed on the screen. There's no need to push your way through a throng of people and cross a wide street to buy a pair of expensive shoes. Just make your selection and click on the keyboard, and the items will be delivered immediately.

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Factors Limitation and Statistical tools

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This article provides some information about what the health sector and individuals can do prevent and address violence against women during the COVID-19 pandemic. Violence against women in India is commonly attributed to an overarching meta-cultural patriarchal framework. Crime against women has become a major social concern for all states, nation and agencies of the present era. The growing rate of crime of women and violence against women are rampant our society. But the seriousness and frequently of violation or crime against women are well evident when the pages of daily newspapers are turned, when the television is viewed. The various kind of violation against women are murder, rape, molestation, kidnapping, harassment to women at working place and eve-teasing, forcing women into prostitution etc. are reported by media, even important T.V. channels have also started showing real cases of crime against women . The present study has been conducted keeping in view the crime against women in the city. In this present study has been analyzed the causes, incidences of increasing crime against women in the city. Conventional wisdom would have us believe that Assam is a state where the status of women is comparatively better off than that of their counterparts in the rest of India. That they suffer from fewer instances of domestic violence. The present indicators and crime statistics have actually shown a high incidence of overall crimes against women in India. The present study endeavors to explore the socio-structural dynamics and contexts rooted in India that perpetuate domestic violence against women. This article examines a recent assessment of initiatives to current research, advocacy and anti-violence organizing.

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Crime; Women; Domestic Violence; Status of Women; Human Rights.

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The salivary glands produce more than 30 histologically distinct benign and malignant tumours despite having a relatively simple morphology. Less than 2% of all human tumours and 3% of all head and neck tumours are salivary gland neoplasms. In 80% of cases, they start in the parotid gland; of these, 80% are benign and 20% are malignant. Lymphoepithelial lesions, which are uncommon lesions of the salivary glands, particularly of the parotid gland, are among them. They are characterised by lymphocytic infiltration coupled with an epithelial proliferation. They are separated into benign, which is a condition that resembles a tumour, and malignant, which is a rare form of salivary gland carcinoma. The current state of knowledge on lymphoepithelial lesions are reviewed in this article along with its relationship to benign lesions and the significance of making the right diagnosis in order to receive the right care.

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Lymphoepithelial lesion, Salivary Glands, Lymphoid component, Epithelial component.

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Ashmari is one among the Ashtamahagada. Ashma means stone like Ari enemy. Means it act as enemy to the body. Ashmari resembles the clinical features of Urolithiasis mentioned in the contemporary medical science. In India, 12% in total population suffer from stone diseases. It is one of the common disease conditions worldwide and it is found that Ashmari re-occurs in spite of surgical and palliative intervention which shows the importance of diet and lifestyle in the manifestation of Mutrashmari. It is a single case study a 56-year-old male patient with complaints of severe pain in left in iliac region radiating to front, associated with vomiting. Patient also had a previous history of stone 10 years back in left side for which he underwent lithotripsy. He was approached to GAMC Mysore hospital. The patient was administered Shamanaushadi with Pathya. 80% of symptoms reduced during treatment. Pain was completely reduced with relief in all associated symptoms and also expulsion of calculus at the end of treatment and Patient is apparently normal and no reoccurrence till the date.

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Ashmari, urolithiasis, Ayurvedic management

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