6 results on '"Vekariya, Daxa"'
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2. Sleep disorders: A review on different deep learning algorithm.
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Dholariya, Shreya and Vekariya, Daxa
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MACHINE learning , *SLEEP disorders , *SLEEP duration , *DEEP learning , *SLEEP stages , *DEEP brain stimulation , *HUMAN beings , *SLEEP hygiene - Abstract
As per our health is concern main parameter we can consider like sleep for our health regeneration, memorization and main aspect like recovery of our immune system. An essential part of overall health. Before detecting sleep issues in our body suppose if we have some machine or any ideas that helps to patients who is goes in narrow for their sleep issues for that if we can go with some tools and help us to analyzed before happening to sleep disorder. Using the algorithm of DL, we can explore the research in healthcare system. DL models helps to work with wide range of unformatted dataset which helps to understand how sleep issues are coming into human being based on some parameters we can learn some procedure. By using survey, we are going to specifies the different DL models are used to detect various types of problems present into the human being with different sleep stages. It compares different approaches by several authors who are working in this area, consider some different channels like eeg, ecg and many more. Also, they have worked with classification of DL models and different Methodologies with some pros, cons and conclusion. The main and very important aspect is sleep for regenerating some cells of body during sleeping time of any human being. As we consider better sleep in any people, they need to take proper nutrition, sleep, enough amount of H2O, breathing rate to balance. It is as important as eating, drinking and breathing, necessary for the normal maintenance of fitness and psychological filling well. There are many health issues are related to sleep disorders like sugar level, heart problems, long time sleeping, not getting sleep and many others. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. Survey on human speech emotions identification using deep learning algorithms.
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Patel, Mehul, Barve, Amit, Vekariya, Daxa, and Chauhan, Ankit
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MACHINE learning ,EMOTIONS ,CONVOLUTIONAL neural networks ,DEEP learning ,EMOTION recognition ,RECURRENT neural networks - Abstract
Emotion recognition plays an important role in human-computer intercommunication, in the medical field, in call centers, etc. Gradually, the chances of Emotion Computing are increasing. The main six primary emotions are anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise. Many types of emotion recognition methods are available to recognize these emotions. But they mainly focus on facial expressions, speech, and gestures. Using visible emotion cues cannot capture people's true emotions. To get real emotions, emotion recognition using a Convolutional neural network (CNN), Recurrent neural network (RNN), and support vector machine (SVM), LSTM becomes essential. This article discusses various methods used for emotion recognition using RNN, LSTM using machine learning and deep learning techniques, data mining methods, and their databases. It also includes the experimental results and accuracy of each method. With this focus on building an emotionless machine, brilliance can be achieved. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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4. A survey on prediction of anemia in pregnant women based on NFHS-4 dataset using ML approaches.
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Ranawat, Harshit, Yadav, Arvind, Patel, Geetika Madan, Gurjwar, Rajiv, Vekariya, Daxa, and K., Gagan Kumar
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PREGNANT women ,INDIAN women (Asians) ,ANEMIA ,DATA mining ,MACHINE learning ,AGE groups - Abstract
Anemia disease is a common health problem in emerging countries and constitutes a challenge to public health in India as well. It affects persons of all age groups, especially women and children. India has the maximum total prevalence of anemia at 39.86%. According to WHO, about 32.4 million pregnant women suffer from anemia disease. The NFHS-4 provides crucial date related to anemic status in India. The prevalence percentage of anemia in pregnant women in India using the NFHS-4 survey remained 50.2%. Machine learning algorithms and data mining techniques open new doors of opportunities for precise prediction of Anemia disease. Still, the resourceful processing of such huge data is exciting, so we need a system that infers from the data. ML methods make systems learn itself. In this paper, we have presented a survey of ML algorithms used for prediction of anemia in pregnant women from NFHS-4. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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5. Nanofabrication in polymeric materials with Raman scattering techniques based on noninvasive imaging for tumor precursor lesions.
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Singh, Varun Kumar, Beemkumar, N., Kashyap, Sneha, Gupta, Swati, Vekariya, Daxa, Balu, Vincent, and Rajput, Mukrsh
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RAMAN scattering ,MACHINE learning ,LIGHT scattering ,CHEMICAL fingerprinting ,DNA fingerprinting - Abstract
Raman Spectroscopy has long been expected to aid in clinical decision-making, particularly in the categorization of oncological materials. The intricacy of Raman data has, however, limited its use in therapeutic settings. While conventional machine learning models have made use of this data, new advances in deep learning show promise for furthering the area. In this research, we offer a new machine learning-based technique for detecting tumour precursor lesions in polymeric materials using Raman scattering and nanofabrication. In this case, a spectral analysis based on Raman scattering light intensity was applied to the input tumour picture. The precursor lesion is then elevated using perceptron component analysis using a Kernelization-based convolutional regression. Several skin cancer datasets are analysed experimentally in terms of the F-1 score, area under the ROC curve (AUC), mean squared error (MSE), and precision throughout the training and validation phases. Raman spectral fingerprinting provides an inherent "molecular fingerprint" of a tissue that reflects any biochemical change associated with an inflammatory or malignant tissue state. The proposed method achieved a 95% accuracy in training, a 96% accuracy in validation, a 92% precision, an F-1 score of 90%, an area under the curve (AUC) of 68%, and a MSE of 63%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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6. Carbon pattern in polymeric nanofabrication for breast tumor molecular cell analysis using hybrid machine learning technique.
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Kiran, K. S., Kumar, Gajendra, Bhagat, Akash Kumar, Vekariya, Daxa, Sharma, Deeplata, Rajput, Mukesh, and Sharma, Meenakshi
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BREAST ,FEATURE extraction ,CARBON nanofibers ,CELL analysis ,MACHINE learning ,NANOFABRICATION ,BREAST tumors ,BOLTZMANN machine - Abstract
New innovations in microscopic or molecular profiling methods that provide a high level of information with regard to either spatial or molecular properties, but typically not both, have been a major driver of recent advancements in cancer research and diagnoses. The first malignant tumour to develop in women is now breast cancer. The best way to enhance a breast cancer patient's prognosis is through early identification and treatment. The qualitative differential diagnosis of breast nodules is crucial for detection as well as diagnosis of breast cancer. Importance of breast MRI is growing as a result of the quick advancement of MRI technology, particularly the use of high field strength and ultra-high field strength. This research proposes novel technique in carbon pattern based polymeric nanofabrication in breast image based on contrast improvement and feature extraction with training using machine learning techniques. Here the input breast image has been analysed for molecular cell analysis by nano material by segmentation using curvelet multi-interval histogram normalization. Then the segmented image features are extracted using hybrid weighted regularized spatial Boltzmann machine architectures. Experimental analysis is carried out based on various breast image dataset in terms of random accuracy, sensitivity, AUC, F-measure, dice coefficient, NSE. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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