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A comparative study of resilience, life satisfaction and adjustment amongst parents living with their married children and parents living alone in Pune City

This study aimed at investigating the comparison between resilience, life satisfaction and adjustment amongst parents living with their married children and parents living alone. The total sample of 100 consisted of 50 from both the groups. Standardized tools such as Resilience scale, life satisfaction scale & adjustment inventory were used for data collection. Parametric measure of Independent samples t-test was used to analyse the data. The results revealed a significant difference between parents living with children and parents living alone on Resilience, Life satisfaction and Adjustment in day to day life.

Published by: Shruti Kate

Author: Shruti Kate

Paper ID: V6I3-1657

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2020

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Rainfall prediction – A deep learning approach

Previous work has shown that the prediction of meteorological conditions through methods based on artificial intelligence can get satisfactory results. Forecasts of meteorological time series can help decision-making processes carried out by organizations responsible of disaster prevention. We introduce an architecture based on Deep Learning for the prediction of the accumulated daily precipitation for the next day. More specifically, it includes an autoencoder for reducing and capturing non-linear relationships between attributes, and a multilayer perceptron for the prediction task. This architecture is compared with other previous proposals and it demonstrates an improvement on the ability to predict the accumulated daily precipitation for the next day.

Published by: Natarajan Iyer, Ranjeet Kumar, Rohini Chamling, Smruti Mishra, Sourabh Singh

Author: Natarajan Iyer

Paper ID: V6I3-1652

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2020

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Determine the quality of sleep among hemodialysis patient

People have physical, social, evangelical, what is additional, learned wants. Physical and mental well-being depends upon adequately meeting these basic wants. Sleep could be a basic physical want. though sleep capacities square measure most not at all clearly understood, it's acknowledged that sleep is crucial for maintaining well-being and a condition of well-being. Hemodialysis patients often expertise issues sleeping. The aim of this study was to work out sleep quality in dialysis patients. 120 patients samples were used for these study. it absolutely was determined that everyone the dialysis patients complained of sleep problems; most (78.7%) reportable poor sleep quality; because the patients age and time on qualitative analysis magnified, their sleep quality shrivelled .The study finished that everyone the dialysis patients complained of sleep issues which most had poor quality of sleep.

Published by: Saranya, Rajrani

Author: Saranya

Paper ID: V6I3-1648

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2020

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A survey on water quality monitoring system using IoT and Blockchain

From the last few years water pollution has become an increasing problem across the world. Water is a one of the primary resource for all living organism. The objective of this system is to provide real-time monitoring of the water quality. For this we use some physical and chemical parameters like pH, turbidity, salinity and temperature etc., to find the quality of water. To collect values from these parameters an IoT model is used. Then these values are sent into the cloud. To avoid the alteration of these collected data in cloud, Blockchain technology is used. Using internet the CPCB water department can access these data through an application developed.

Published by: Chethan Raj C., Roopa B., Sahana D. K.

Author: Chethan Raj C.

Paper ID: V6I3-1655

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2020

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Development of protein rich traditional snack

Several research papers have reported health benefits of Eleusine coracana (Finger Millet), Cicer arietinum (Chickpea), Foeniculum vulgare (Fennel Seeds) and Cuminum cyminum (Cumin Seeds). Although there is increase in consumer demand for healthy products, this snack belong to traditional category of snacks is modified to provide daily required protein and fiber to the consumer. The product is inspired from the famous “Bhakarwadi” snack which is consumed highly in central parts of India and it’s demand have taken the product overseas. A combination of Finger millet flour and Chickpea flour provides with good amount of dietary fiber and protein and contains no gluten. The safety and quality of the product was determined on the basis of physio-chemical characterization such as Moisture Content (7.39%), Ash Content (3.03%), Total fats (16.15%), Proteins (17.8 grams), Carbohydrates (53.86 grams), Crude fiber (2.43%), Total phenol's (65 mg/100g GAE), along with organoleptic analysis.

Published by: Renuka Tukaram Kapare, Pratik Prashant Khandare, Suhana Suleman Kulavoor

Author: Renuka Tukaram Kapare

Paper ID: V6I3-1642

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2020

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Marker-assisted selection in American cotton genotypes using biochemical and molecular profiling techniques

Biochemical and molecular markers have proven to be powerful tools for discerning bio-systematic, bio-geographic, and phylogenetic relationships. Bio-systematic information can be important for guiding traditional breeding programs, gene transfer, interspecific hybridization, and gene conservation. Polymorphism is a result of variation in the genome of an individual plant or animal organism. The present investigation of an experiment is conducted to explore the magnitude of polymorphism in cotton genotypes using biochemical and molecular marker techniques. In the present investigation, the cotton lines exhibited polymorphism is analyzed based on the relative mobility of bands. The relative mobility (Rm) values ranged higher in protein banding pattern followed by carboxylase esterases, peroxidases, and polyphenol oxidase activity studied by SDS-PAGE and PAGE electrophoresis techniques. In respect of the molecular investigation using RAPD, the primers used exhibited satisfactory amplification essential for discriminating the population. The most amplified primers exhibited an average polymorphism of about 73 percent. The biochemical and molecular marker techniques are found to be quicker for the screening of a large gene pool and clustering the genotypes into different diverse clusters which are useful to select the parents for hybridization. These techniques can assist plant botanists especially involved in plant breeding activities to speed up the conventional cotton improvement program. Further, it can be concluded that the biochemical and molecular markers investigated in the present experiment are adequate to judge the dissimilarity among the genotypes for speeding up the selection of parents with assumption that the banding profile is a measure of discrimination.

Published by: Dr. V. V. Ujjainkar, Dr. V. D. Patil

Author: Dr. V. V. Ujjainkar

Paper ID: V6I3-1612

Paper Status: published

Published: June 29, 2020

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