Volume 5 | Issue 4 |

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Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Consumer behavior, Electronic Gadgets

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Lavatera cachemiriana is an important medicinal herb being used in the Unani system of medicine, it possesses various ethno-medicinal properties. The current study was aimed to investigate phytochemical profiling of L.cachemiriana roots using classical and modern hyphenated techniques. The preliminary analysis has showed presence of varied classes of phytocompounds such as titerpenoids or sterols, cardiac glycosides, saponins, alkaloids, tannins or phenolics, flavonoids, resins, gums, mucilages, diterpenes, quinines and coumarins. There were 37 compounds identified during GC-MS analysis. The complex chemical profile offer a future opportunity to use L.cachemiriana roots as a source of lead bioactive molecules.

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Phytocompound, Lavatera kashmiriana, GC-MS analysis, Lavatera cachemiriana, Phytochemical analysis.

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An original technique for QRS complex detection of electrocardiogram signals, by atom swarm optimization (PSO)- AF Savitzky–Golay filter, is used to make the feature. A useful detection algorithm, containing search -backs for missed peaks, is also proposed. In the experiment, AF-RLS, achieves the best results with sensitivity, positive productivity and detection error rate of 99.75, 99.83 and 0.42%, in that order. Usefulness of the proposed method is validating by comparing fidelity parameter of the proposed method with state-of-the-art methods.

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RLS, Adaptive filtering, QRS, PSO.

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Day by day, in the field of medical science, there is a rise of lot of diseases in the world. It is difficult to analyse all kind of diseases and how to take the correct medication for all the diseases. This task is very difficult. The healthcare industry collects huge amount of data which are not mined unfortunately. If these data are mined, they will be helpful to discover hidden information for effective decision making. The data mining techniques are very useful for finding the medicinal decision for the appropriate diseases. Data mining applications in healthcare can have tremendous potential and usefulness. Discovery of hidden patterns and relationships often goes unexploited. Advanced data mining techniques can help remedy this situation. Data Mining is used to discover knowledge out of data and presenting it in a form that is easily understand to humans. It is a process to examine large amounts of data routinely collected. Data mining is most useful in an exploratory analysis because of nontrivial information in large volumes of data. It is a cooperative effort of humans and computers. Best results are achieved by balancing the knowledge of human experts in describing problems and goals with the search capabilities of computers. The motivation behind the project is to facilitate medical solicitation at the earliest stage to the user and providing free of cost system of diagnosis. Correct diagnosis is critical for effective treatment and of disease. Quality of service provided to the patients could be increased by eliminating unwanted bias, errors and excessive medical costs.

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Data mining, data science, disease, symptoms, prediction, decision making, tree maps

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Keywords:- Facebook, Social Identity, Egyptian Users, Abu Dhabi

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Facial Emotion detection under natural conditions is an interesting topic with a wide range of potential applications like human-computer interaction. Although there is significant research progress in this field, there are still challenges related to real-world unconstrained situations. One essential challenge is to find pose invariant spatio-temporal volumetric features to analyze the video sequence efficiently. Traditionally, facial emotion recognition systems have been evaluated on laboratory controlled data, which is not representative of the environment faced in real-world applications.

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Emotion recognition, Facial emotion, Pose invariance, Dictionary learning, Sparse representation, Extreme learning machine, Extreme sparse learning,

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Building construction has always been a laborious job of all time. From casting a foundation to the construction of facade it takes years of construction. To simplify this tedious task, Dr. Behrokh Khoshnevis have come up with CONTOUR CRAFTING technology. Contour crafting is an upcoming technology that uses hi-tech automated machines to build up free form structures by repeatedly laying down layers of material such as concrete. This research aims to provide detailed information of contour crafting technology and to foster it in our future construction technology.

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Contour Crafting, Future Construction, Automated Machines

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KEYWORDS: Stress, Adolescents, Academic factors, Private College, Government College.

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In today’s world due to the depletions of fossil fuels day by day leads us to search for the new fuels which will full fill our needs to run our IC engines. The main focus of this work is to use shale gas as a fuel by blending of shale gas with the LPG gas running vehicles at various proportions to test its performance characteristics. In North America Natural gas production from the shale gas reserves is now proven to be feasible from numerous operations but many challenges still remain in the full exploitation of these unconventional reservoirs. Production from shale gas reservoirs requires stimulation by hydraulic fracturing due to extremely low permeability of the reservoir rocks.

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Shale gas, petrol Engines, Engine Performance, BSFC – Brake specific fuel consumption, UHC- Unburned hydro carbons, CO – Carbon monoxide, NOX emissions.

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Response reduction factor is invariably used by most seismic design codes to include the non-linear response of structure. The non-linear behaviour of the structure is taken into account due to this factor which permits the designer to use a linear elastic force-based design. Using non-linear static pushover analysis the estimation of seismic response reduction factor for a dual system of reinforced concrete special moment resisting frame(SMRF) and shear walls has been focused on in these study. The design of the frames is done using the Indian standards for seismic and RC design and are subjected to two different lateral load patterns. Based on the push over curve which is obtained between base shear and roof displacement the actual values of Response reduction factor have been worked out. After analysis it was observed that the response reduction factor depends on four major factors, they are Strength factor, Ductility factor, Redundancy factor and damping factor affect and hence this four factors must be taken into consideration while determining the appropriate response reduction factor to be used while designing a building for earthquake resistance.

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Response Reduction Factor,Base Shear, Pushover Analysis.

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