Volume 11 | Issue 11

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the software-as-a-service (SAAS) industry by automating tasks, enhancing customer service, and extracting valuable insights from data. AI-powered SAAS applications are providing businesses with innovative solutions to streamline operations, improve customer satisfaction, and gain a competitive edge. This paper delves into the diverse applications of AI in SAAS, exploring how it is transforming task automation, customer service, and data analysis. The benefits of AI adoption are numerous, including increased productivity, enhanced customer satisfaction, improved decision-making, and reduced costs. However, challenges such as data quality, explainability, and ethical concerns need to be addressed for successful AI implementation. Businesses must carefully consider their AI strategy, ensuring they have the necessary data, expertise, and resources to reap the full potential of AI in SAAS.

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Artificial intelligence (AI), Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Task automation, Data analytics, Customer Service.

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Introduced in this paper is the "Efficient Whale Optimization Algorithm based Routing Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks." This protocol seeks to enhance routing patterns in Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) by utilizing the Whale Optimization Algorithm (WOA). The protocol's operations are described in depth in the given pseudocode, with a focus on iterative path optimization based on geographical criteria such as energy consumption, available bandwidth, signal strength, and distance. Iterative routing optimization loop is the protocol's central component, which is initiated with node setup and topology establishment. It combines the phases of exploration and exploitation of EWOA, modeling the behaviors of whales to enable varied route discovery and the best possible path selection. Route fitness is dynamically evaluated to guarantee adaptation to shifting network conditions. Through the integration of spatial measurements and the principles of WOA, it enhances the efficiency and reliability of data transmission. In dynamic WMNs, this adaptive technique offers greater robustness of the network. Ultimately, by tackling congestion, signal deterioration, and energy consumption, this protocol offers a fresh paradigm for improved routing in WMNs and paves the way for more effective wireless communication systems.

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Introduced in this paper is the "Efficient Whale Optimization Algorithm based Routing Protocol for Wireless Mesh Networks." This protocol seeks to enhance routing patterns in Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) by utilizing the Whale Optimization Algorithm (WOA). The protocol's operations are described in depth in the given pseudocode, with a focus on iterative path optimization based on geographical criteria such as energy consumption, available bandwidth, signal strength, and distance

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In the present era, thrombolytic therapy and primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PPCI) has revolutionized the way patients with AMI are managed resulting in significant reduction in cardiovascular mortality In the intricate landscape of myocardial infarction, thrombolysis emerges as a key intervention, wielding the power to dissolve the obstructive blood clots and restore the vital flow of circulation. Often referred to as Fibrinolysis, thrombolysis represents a beacon of hope in critical scenarios such as Myocardial Infarction. In this we will see Thrombolysis treatment with reteplase and streptokinase.

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Acute myocardial infarction, Reteplase Streptokinase, plasminogen , plasmin

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Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) is a common disorder that is potentially life threatening, especially in older adults and those with comorbid disease. Community-acquired pneumonia is defined as pneumonia that is acquired outside the hospital. The most commonly identified pathogens are Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, atypical bacteria (i.e., Chlamydia pneumoniae, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Legionella species), and viruses. The predominant pathogen in CAP is Streptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus), which accounts for about two-thirds of all cases of bacteraemic pneumonia. Use of corticosteroids was associated with an increase of 70% in the rate of hospital admission for pneumonia. The admission rate was greatest with the highest doses of corticosteroids used, and a reduction in risk once corticosteroids were stopped was observed. Thus, the use of corticosteroids for pneumonia should be carefully considered and prescribed by a healthcare professional.

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Community acquired pneumonia, Streptococcus pneumoniae, Corticosteroid, Life threatening

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The liquidity refers to the maintenance of cash, bank balances and those assets which are easily convertible into cash in order to meet the liabilities as and when arising. So, the Liquidity Ratios study the firm's short-term solvency and its ability to pay off the liabilities. Efficient utilization of working capital both gross and net and its elements is also important to improve profitability. The present study is an attempt to analyse the liquidity and efficiency in utilizing working capital of the selected Maharathna Companies, i.e., SAIL, NTPC, ONGC, IOC and Coal India during 2012-13 to 2021-22. The data required for the study period has been collected from the annual reports of the selected units and calculated Current Ratio, Quick Ratio, Absolute Liquidity Ratio, Gross Working Capital Ratio, Net Working Capital Ratio, Current Assets to Total Assets Ratio, Inventory Turnover Ratio, Receivables Turnover Ratio during the study period.

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Liquidity, Gross Working Capital, Net Working Capital, Ratio Analysis, ANOVA

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This abstract gives a brief introduction of the use of fuzzy logic and neural networks in healthcare. Fuzzy logic allows for the management of inaccurate medical data, allowing for more flexible decision-making and diagnosis. In contrast, neural networks excel in learning from patterns and making accurate predictions. The efficacy of hybrid fuzzy-neural network models in medical image processing, illness diagnosis, drug development, and predictive modeling is highlighted in this paper. It also highlights the possibilities for customized treatment, medical robots, and healthcare resource allocation. The combination of fuzzy and neural networks in healthcare has the potential to improve patient outcomes while also transforming the healthcare area.

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Fuzzy, Neural Networks, Healthcare, Decision Making, Diagnosis.

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prarmbhik purano ke tithi nirdharan ka adhyayan avm vishleshan

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prarmbhik purano ke tithi nirdharan ka adhyayan avm vishleshan

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Protection of Women under Domestic Violence Law in India: A Critical Study Abstract: An important step toward resolving the widespread problem of domestic violence against women was taken in 2005 when India passed the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. This critical research explores the different facets of the legislation and how it is applied, concentrating on how successfully it protects Indian women's rights and welfare. The report starts out by giving a thorough summary of the Domestic Violence Act's main goals and provisions. After that, it explores the social background of domestic abuse in India, illuminating the institutional and cultural elements that support the occurrence of this kind of violence. The law's advantages and disadvantages are examined, along with how it affects the lives of women who are victims of domestic abuse, in this critical examination. It looks at the obstacles women have while trying to use the Act's support services and legal recourse, including problems with stigma, ignorance, and insufficient funding. The research also looks at how the courts, law enforcement, and support groups fit into the Act's implementation. It also takes into account how counselling services and legal aid might help victims. This research compares India's laws against international norms and other nations' experiences to evaluate India's laws against domestic abuse. It talks on the Act's need for possible upgrades and changes. The significance of a comprehensive strategy that includes social, legal, and educational activities to address domestic violence is emphasized in the study's conclusion. It emphasizes how important it is to change cultural perceptions, increase awareness, and bolster the Domestic Violence Act's enforcement in order to effectively shield and assist women who are abused in their homes. The purpose of this critical study is to add to the ongoing conversation in India on women's rights and domestic abuse by offering insightful information to advocates, legislators, and lawyers working to enhance the safety and welfare of women in the nation.

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, WOMEN PROTECTION, LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK

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India in the 19th century witnessed a series of reform movements undertaken in various parts of the country. These movements were oriented towards a restructuring of the Indian society along modern lines. This was chiefly due to the exposure to the liberal western ideologies of democracy and individualism. When the British came to India, they introduced the English language as well as certain modern ideas. These ideas were those of liberty, social and economic equality, fraternity, democracy and justice which had a tremendous impact on Indian society. As a consequence, several individuals and movements sought to bring about changes in social and religious practices with a view to referring and revitalizing society. These social and religious reform movements arose among all communities of the Indian people. They attacked bigotry, superstition and the hold of the priestly class. They worked for the abolition of castes and unfounchability, the purdah system, sati child marriage, social inequalities and illiteracy. There were same enlightened Indians like Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Ishwar Chand Vidyasagar, Swami Dayanand Saraswati, Mahatma Phule and many others who were willing of fight and bring reforms to society so that it could far the challenges of the west. Some of the reformers and their reformist movements are discussed as below.

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Liberty, Social and economic equality, Fraternity, Democracy and Justice

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In the past, it is as if he saw went all the way back to Plato he took a different turn off along the path to truth. This turn off has resulted in phenomenology having much more in common with the eastern schools more than any other school of the western tradition. In this paper we are going to look at the history and method of phenomenology and explorer, its kinship with Eastern philosophy in more depth. The seeds of phenomenology ca be traced back to Immanuel Kant's distinction between noumenal and world as it is experienced through our senses.

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Phenomenology, Lived experience, Thought, noumenal

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Even though humans performance is excellent still humans can't reach machines mechanism in visualizing the objects and images. Most of the new rediscovery of Neural Networks which has led to a notable performance and advancements in automated visual classification and their generalization capabilities are not up to human expectations, since machines learn biased feature space, which majorly turn on the working of the training datasets despite of its general principles. This project mainly inspects about the define classification of image-based processing of electroencephalogram [EEG] signals caused by the observer's brain. In our project the main chore was to focus on the particular task of processing the EEG signals resulted in brain when an image is spotted, so the kind of object appeared in the image will be well defined. Proposed methodology focuses at interpreting an input multichannel temporal EEG sequence into a low proportions feature vector summing up the relevant content for an input sequence by directly connecting the time sequences from innumerable channels into a unique feature vector, neglecting temporal.

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Brain Computer Interface(BCI), Electroencephalogram (EEG),Logistic Regression, Knn, SVM, MindBigData, Emotiv Insight ,IMAGENET

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The main aim of this review was to elaborate a pharmaconviction of schizotypal personality disorder and some treatment approach, assessment. There have been many attempts to understand and describe the symptoms of SPD, in particular Symptomatic characteristics, which is a key feature of this illness and some affective Psychosis conditions. The evidence that other factors such as additional or alternative information can influence Psychosis Or schizotypy. There is cognitive fracture of SPD patients, which overinclusive thinking and to conclusions style of reasoning. The number of issues in schizotypy research is the clinical versus individual difference concern whether schizotypy is continue with dimensional variation in proneness to Psychosis. However, other conditions such as genetics, neurological impairment, etc... that can be affected on those patients which suffering from schizotypy personality disorder

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Schizotypal Personality Disorder, CBT, Pathology, Psychotherapy, Pathogenesis, Factors, Pharmaconviction.

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Success is coveted by every one but failure too is necessary. This paper will discuss how the failure of Edna, the heroine of The Awakening by Kate Chopin, not only in life but also in losing life is a capstone to liberate the idea of human existence of women with the abilities to think, to be aware, to deliberate and reflect like their male counterpart. Women served men since men since ages and automatically assumed servile or commodity status. Edna rejects the idea of becoming servile to the dictates of a man in exchange of luxury and leisure. Chopin is vehement about idea of respect and regard. She favours matrimonial bliss and discipline in family with one person chairing the events but hierarchy of positions in family should be followed with due reverence and renovation. Mother who is in important role of upbringing children should be entrusted with a set of responsibility and never be silenced into submission. Throughout the novel, Edna is robbed of her expression as authority and coercion of conventional men -- father and husband in her life never allows her to register her opinion, she gains confidence in company of her friend, Robert and sensuous admiration by Alcee Arobin, but both deserted her making her stranded in conventional framework helpless to support herself or survive the savage sarcasm of society.

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Sarcasm, antagonism, framework, Patriarchal suppression.

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Orthodontic aligners have gained immense popularity as a discreet and effective method for correcting malocclusions and achieving a straighter smile. However, with their widespread use, the question of how to dispose of orthodontic aligners responsibly has emerged. This review article explores various aspects of the disposal of orthodontic aligners, encompassing environmental concerns, material composition, recycling options, and best practices. By understanding the proper disposal methods and their ecological impact, orthodontic practitioners and patients can contribute to a more sustainable orthodontic treatment process.

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Orthodontic aligners, evolution, clear aligners, environmental impact, plastic pollution, responsible recycling, disposal protocols, aligner composition, global adoption, orthodontic treatment.

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The myocardial infraction is called as heart attack resulting from the interruption of myocardial blood flow and resultant ischemia and is a leading cause of death world wide. The myocardial infraction is the most common cause of and disability in the western and world wide is coronary artery disease. There are 32.4 million myocardial infraction and strokes world wide every year. This review article provides the information epidemiological data of myocardial infraction, variations of myocardial infraction in the elderly, variations of myocardial infraction in pregnant women and the information about the variations of myocardial infraction in the childrens.

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Myocardial infraction, epidemiology, prevalence of myocardial infraction, incidence of myocardial infraction, variations of myocardial infraction in the elderly, variations of myocardial infraction in the pregnant women and variations of myocardial infraction in the childrens.

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The graphic novel is one of the recently popular forms of storytelling. It has had a steady growth in the last couple of decades, flourishing into becoming a favourite of young adult audiences across the globe. However, it is only very recently that the graphic novel has made a considerable growth in India. Even though the first Indian graphic novel was published in the 90s, it was poorly received. In the present scenario, there are many successful and dedicated publishers for graphic novels in India. When the genre of graphic novel became overpowered by superheroes and science fiction around the world, Indian graphic novel stood apart with its different themes that are especially regional. It tried out different approaches, often sharing its motif with mythology. It is only very recently that science fiction has become one among the many flavours of graphic novels in India. This paper studies the development of graphic novels in India, trying to trace its roots as well as its features that help them remain independent from global influences. In addition, the Indian graphic novel seems to be in pressure to keep itself from following the strong, historic undercurrents of the comic tradition.

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India, Graphic Novel, Comics, Graphic Literature, Visual Narratives

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Tuberculosis (TB) is a chronic inflammatory disease caused by the pathogenic bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis. It is a major global health problem, and is the leading cause of death from a single infectious agent. The pathology of TB is characterized by the formation of granulomas, which are collections of immune cells that form around the bacteria. Granulomas are designed to contain and kill the bacteria, but they can also damage the surrounding tissue. The pathological study of TB is important for understanding the pathogenesis of the disease, developing new diagnostic tools and treatments, and monitoring the effectiveness of existing interventions. Recent advances in the pathological study of TB have led to a better understanding of the disease and its progression. For example, researchers have identified new types of granulomas that are associated with different clinical outcomes. Additionally, studies have shown that M. tuberculosis can subvert the host immune response by manipulating the function of dendritic cells and macrophages. The pathological study of TB is an essential component of the global effort to control and eliminate the disease. By understanding the pathology of TB, we can develop more effective diagnostic tools, treatments, and vaccines. Better ways to diagnose, treat, and prevent this deadly disease

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tuberculosis, pathophysiology of TB diagnosis, Epidemiology, treatment

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“Mental pain is less dramatic than physical pain, but it is more common and also more hard to bear. The frequent attempt to conceal mental pain increases the burden: It is easier to say ‘My tooth is aching’ than to say ‘My heart is broken”.—C.S.Lewis Mental health encompasses our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how we think, feel, and act. It plays a vital role in every aspect of our lives, including our relationships, work, and overall quality of life. However, mental health issues can impact anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background. They are not a sign of weakness or personal failure, but rather a common human experience that requires attention, understanding, and support. Raising awareness about mental health is essential to eliminate stigma, provide early intervention, and promote effective treatment and support systems. It involves educating individuals, communities, and society as a whole about the signs, symptoms, and prevalence of mental health conditions. It also aims to dispel misconceptions and foster empathy towards those facing mental health challenges. By increasing mental health awareness, we can encourage open and honest conversations about mental well-being, creating an environment where individuals feel comfortable seeking help and support. Awareness also facilitates the development of mental health policies, programs, and services that cater to the diverse needs of individuals struggling with mental health issues. Moreover, mental health awareness emphasizes the importance of self-care and proactive steps towards maintaining good mental well-being. It promotes practices such as stress management, healthy coping mechanisms, mindfulness, and seeking professional help when needed. By prioritizing mental health in our own lives and supporting others, we can contribute to a more compassionate and mentally healthy society. Mental health awareness is a crucial aspect of promoting well-being and understanding the importance of mental health in our lives. It involves recognizing, understanding, and acknowledging the significance of mental health issues and the impact they can have on individuals, families, communities, and society as a whole

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Mental health, Awareness, Physical, Emotional, Social, Spiritual, and Intellectual.

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A BERIEF STUDY OF PRADHAN MANTRI JAN-DHAN YOJNA DURING THE PERIOD 2015-20 & ITS IMPACT IN PURNEA DISTRICT, BIHAR

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A BERIEF STUDY OF PRADHAN MANTRI JAN-DHAN YOJNA DURING THE PERIOD 2015-20 & ITS IMPACT IN PURNEA DISTRICT, BIHAR

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Background - ST- member elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) in youthful cases is a growing concern with unique threat factors. This study aims to exhaustively assess the threat factors associated with STEMI in individualities under 55 times of age. Methods - A retrospective analysis of clinical records and life data was conducted for a cohort of youthful STEMI cases. Traditional threat factors similar as hypertension, diabetes, and smoking were estimated alongside arising factors, including genetics and psychosocial variables. Results - The study linked a diapason of threat factors contributing to STEMI in the youthful, with inheritable tendencies and domestic history playing a significant part. life- related threat factors, including smoking and rotundity, remained substantial contributors. specially, psychosocial factors like habitual stress were also linked as applicable threat rudiments. Conclusion - This analysis underscores the multifaceted nature of threat factors in youthful STEMI cases. relating and understanding these factors is essential for acclimatized forestallment strategies and bettered clinical operation. Comprehensive care should consider inheritable, life, and psychosocial aspects to alleviate STEMI threat in the youngish population.

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Keywords - ST- segment elevation myocardial infarction, threat factors, youthful cases, genetics, life, psychosocial factors.

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