Volume 11 | Issue 1 |

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This survey aims to automate the process of identification and diagnosis of Haemoprotozoan diseases in cattle, using machine learning algorithms to build a model from a dataset of images and diagnoses collected from local labs. The project focuses on three significant Haemoprotozoan diseases that pose a significant risk to cattle all across India: Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis, and Theileriosis. The model is designed to run on a client-server web application, where a picture of the bloodstream sample is sent to the server, which then returns two parameters specifying whether the diagnosis is positive or negative, and the type of disease. This could significantly reduce mortality rates by making the process cheaper and faster. The model will be tested and evaluated several times in the training and testing modules. The evaluation process will be based on the model's accuracy, as well as other factors such as the model's speed and cost-effectiveness. The outcomes are then differentiated from the existing models already in use, to inspect the accuracy and implementation of the model. The final model will be deployed in the client-server web application.

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Machine Learning, Haemoprotozoan, Keras R-CNN, Bi-LSTM, Classification, Client-Server

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Role and Benefits of Dance in Physical Education

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Role and Benefits of Dance in Physical Education

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Post COVID-19 patient, viral infections diseases, PEFR, peak expiratory flow meter diseases.

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Equality does not mean identical treatment as there can be no similarity of treatment so long as men are different in want, capacity and need. It may be defined as equal conditions guaranteed to each for making the best of himself. "It implies fundamentally a certain leveling process. It means that no man shall be so placed in society that he can overreach his neighbor to the extent which constitutes a denial of the latter's citizenship. 1. Equality implies a coherence of ideas that cover spheres ranging from man's search for the development of his personality to a sort of social order in which strong and the weak not only live together, rather both have and exercise some equal rights. The very difference in the nature of men requires mechanism for the expression of their wills that give to each its due hearings

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justice, equality, development, rights, democracy, positive discrimination

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Effect of Nutrition on Sports performance

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Benefits of rope exercise

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Benefits of rope exercise

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Agroforestry is the oldest farming practice that many civilizations have used, in which women are always a part of farming and forestry practice and sustainability. The agroforestry economy as a whole has changed and prospered greatly as a result of the combination of science and technology. However, this most recent progress is insufficient to eliminate women's labour as a necessary component of the economy. Farming system continues to absorb and use female labour force in emerging nations such as India, but fails to recognize them as employed/hired labour. Farming system, India's single greatest output effort, accounting for 25% of GDP, is gradually becoming a female activity. The agricultural industry employs almost one-fifth of all economically engaged women in the country. Women account for 48% of self-employed farmers in India. Dairying employs 75 million women vs 15 million men, while animal husbandry employs 20 million women versus 1.5 million males. Women now have an important role in the selection, breeding, growing, processing, and harvesting of food crops. Significant attention is necessary for their capacity building in agroforestry technologies, notably processing, marketing, and activities requiring technical skills, in order to empower people through this land use system. The difficulties faced by rural women are exacerbated by illiteracy, underdevelopment, unemployment, and poverty. Despite the fact that women constitute the most efficient labour force in agriculture, their needs and challenges are often overlooked by rural development projects. Female labor's multitasking ability brought major benefits to agricultural productivity, rural output, economic vibrancy, home food security, family health, family economic security, and welfare. In the present paper attempt has been made to study the major contribution of women to the agroforestry management system

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Feminist Perspectives of Agroforestry Management in Rural Odisha: Some Reflections

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Increasing awareness in recombinant protein technologies for human and animal health applications has focused on microalgae as a platform with the potential to meet a large impending demand. Here we describe a microalgae protein expression system and compare the advantages and disadvantages to other platforms currently operating on a commercial level. High-value recombinant proteins that have been produced in microalgae are presented, and strategies for developing production strains with improved commercial properties are discussed.

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Microalgae, Protein, Biodiesel, Biofuel and Triacylglycerol

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Crime against women is one of the dangerous aspects of our society which is growing continuously in intensity and complexity. The primary objective of this project is to distinguish various crimes using clustering techniques based on the occurrences and regularity. This project mainly focuses on machine learning in pattern recognition for analysis of patterns through Indian states for crime against women. In this project, the crime data is classified using the K-means clustering algorithm. In this there would be a concept of clustering methodology along with machine learning algorithms like cleaning the dataset, clustering the performance of each algorithm is analysed and the best algorithm is found out which is having maximum accuracy of crime detection. The basic aim to provide with online application that could generate a quick and analysed view of crime against women scenario in India.

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k-means,Logistic Regression Algorithm, Support Vector Machine Algorithm , Random Forest Algorithm

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Gender, Marriage, Emotion, Choices, Awareness of self, Emotional Intelligence.

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