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Handwritten Digit Classification using CNN

Since people's writing styles vary in form and orientation, handwritten digit identification is a difficult job. Two steps are essential for the production of effective handwritten digit recognition. The extraction of discriminating features from handwritten images is the first step, and the classification of new digit images is the second. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) are at the heart of spectacular developments in deep learning that combine Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) and cutting-edge deep learning techniques. Pattern recognition, sentence classification, speech recognition, face recognition, text categorization, document interpretation, scene recognition, and handwritten digit recognition are only a few of the applications. Our project's aim is to improve detection accuracy by expanding the model depth. This is accomplished by increasing the number of layers and the number of filters. The Modified National Institute of Standards and Technology (MNIST) datasets were used for this performance assessment using CNN.

Published by: V. Serisha, Beeraka Sridevi, Shriya Singh, Dr. B. Karthik

Author: V. Serisha

Paper ID: V7I6-1212

Paper Status: published

Published: November 23, 2021

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An NLP Based Algorithm for Subjective Answer Checking

In the current pandemic situation, where not only the classes, but also the exams are being conducted in online mode, an artificial intelligence-based agent can evaluate the subjective type answers not only efficiently, but also fairly with considerably good accuracy. Using Natural language processing helps in reducing the manual labor for the evaluation of hundreds of similar answers and makes the process easier and faster. An agent to check answers automatically and provide an evaluation based on certain parameters are the basis for this paper. The tutor/teacher gives certain inputs to the agent which are looked for in the answers and accordingly the answers are graded by the agent. The grades given by the agent are as good as the grades given by a human teacher. In this paper, we’ve proposed a technique using Natural Language Processing to evaluate subjective answers.

Published by: Pratik Manoj Desai, Rhugaved Rajendra Narmade

Author: Pratik Manoj Desai

Paper ID: V7I6-1213

Paper Status: published

Published: November 23, 2021

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Analysis of the importance of social class in dictating marriage matches in Emma by Jane Austen

Analyzing the significance of social class in determining potential matrimony matches. Social class and marriage are two foci and this paper makes an argument about the role that social class plays in establishing nineteenth-century marriage alliances in the novel Emma. The paper discusses the various match-making attempts enlisted in the novel and follows each of them in detail to establish its reasoning.

Published by: Amvi Mishra

Author: Amvi Mishra

Paper ID: V7I6-1202

Paper Status: published

Published: November 22, 2021

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Positive effects of social media sites on children’s language acquisition

Social media websites and applications have emerged as a new means of communication and self-expression in the modern world as a result of high-tech breakthroughs and the growing relevance of worldwide communication. Globalization has compelled individuals to receive and disseminate information swiftly, and as a result, people of all ages have been pushed to acquire digital skills, which they use to meet their desire for learning and being informed about global issues. All kinds of individuals of all ages use social media tools and applications all around the world to express themselves, get to know other people, share their thoughts and learn others' opinions on global issues, interact, and have fun. In terms of its effects on youngsters, social media offers both benefits and drawbacks.

Published by: Dr. Layth Hussein Mohamdsalih

Author: Dr. Layth Hussein Mohamdsalih

Paper ID: V7I6-1205

Paper Status: published

Published: November 22, 2021

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Converting biomass waste into biodegradable utility robot with L298N dual channel with IR sensor

(A) - State of the Art and Utility: The Whole initiative projected has been planned for eco-friendly recycling of the plant waste for general utility means like food packaging, show-pieces and even in the creation of decorative drawing-room art - pieces too with further bright expansion scopes. And later the residue was left over through biodegradation (vermiculture methodology) to produce organic manure for use in home kitchen gardening and flowering pots. This way, plant waste has been targeted for better use and recycled for the most effective residue conversion. It is the most eco-friendly, convenient, cost-effective, less hazardous, and a softly welcome. (B) - The Economics: The project has been considered taking care of availability rather scavenging of the plant waste employing usually practiced physical method and minimum of the state-of-the-art facility.

Published by: Ayush Varsheny, Ashish Varshney, Arpit Gupta, Aarti Vasrheny

Author: Ayush Varsheny

Paper ID: V7I6-1207

Paper Status: published

Published: November 22, 2021

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Using corpus linguistics in the development of writing

Using Corpus Linguistics in the Teaching of Writing SkillsCorpus linguistics has a strong justification in the teaching of writing skills because it can identify patterns of authentic language use by analyzing actual usage. The purpose of this study is to list the most frequent corpora and to investigate helpful, economical, and user-friendly software programs used in the development of writing abilities, such as the WordSmith Tools or TextSTAT. In addition, the author gives various examples of how corpus linguistics might be used to help students improve their writing skills. For example, concordance allows you to see any word or phrase in context so you can identify who it hangs around with. As a result, pupils can see the differences between words they frequently mix up (e.g., excited vs. exciting). the emergence of writing

Published by: Dr. Layth Hussein Mohamdsalih

Author: Dr. Layth Hussein Mohamdsalih

Paper ID: V7I6-1206

Paper Status: published

Published: November 22, 2021

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