Volume 13 | Issue 4 |

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The increasing demand for health and fitness applications has driven the development of AI- powered systems for food recognition and calorie management. This project utilizes Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create a robust food image detection and calorie calculation platform. The system allows users to upload images of food, which are processed using a CNN model trained to recognize a wide variety of food items. Once the food is identified, users can input additional details such as portion size, ingredients, drinks, or preparation method to enhance the accuracy of the calorie estimation. The core functionality of the system revolves around accurate food recognition through CNNs, which are well-suited for image classification tasks. The network is trained on a large dataset of labeled food images to classify the food items and estimate their nutritional content. Based on the identified food, the system calculates the total calorie count using a deep learning model integrated with a nutritional database. In addition to calorie calculation, the system provides personalized exercise recommendations based on the user's calorie intake. By leveraging AI algorithms, the platform suggests various types of exercises (e.g., running, cycling, yoga) and the duration needed to burn the calories consumed, ensuring that users can make informed decisions about their physical activity to maintain a healthy lifestyle. The system can access this information via a Google Gemini API or the pre-trained LLAMA model from Hugging Face for more complex, real-time conversational interactions. This platform not only provides accurate food detection and calorie tracking but also empowers users to make healthier choices by offering actionable insights for maintaining balance between calorie intake and expenditure. The integration of AI technologies ensures a seamless, interactive, and personalized experience for the end-users.

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Mask R-CNN, ROI (Region of Interest), IOU (Intersection Over Union), and Resnet 50

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The paper focus on student's engagement. Employee engagement is the level of enthusiasm, responsibility, and energy they bring to their jobs. To understand how students can be motivated to learning is the main agenda of the study. When they are young, students face a lot of distractions, making it difficult for them to comprehend why they should study. The primary and secondary data is used in preparing the paper. Google forms are used to collect data. 55 convenient samples are used in the paper. MBA student from Mysore are taken. to understand what drives students to learn. Percentage analysis is used to analyze the data. Good friends, Daily learning , extra curricular activities, Positive environment, effective teaching, PPT and interactive method are factors that encourage students to keep engaged learning.

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Good friends, Student engagement, Extra curricular activities, Positive environment and effective teaching.

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Image Super-Resolution (ISR) is a critical problem in computer vision aimed at reconstructing high resolution (HR) images from degraded low-resolution (LR) counterparts. In this paper, we present a deeplearning-based approach leveraging a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) architecture known as Super Resolution Convolutional Neural Network (SRCNN) to enhance image quality. The SRCNN model,composed of three convolutional layers, is trained on a large-scale dataset with pre-trained weights to improve the perceptual quality of LR images. The model achieves image enhancement by performing feature extraction, non-linear mapping, and reconstruction, primarily focusing on the Y (Luminance) channel of YCrCb color space to retain color fidelity. We evaluate the performance of the SRCNN model using standard metrics such as Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR), Structural Similarity Index (SSIM), and Mean Squared Error (MSE). Additionally, we compare the performance of images before and after enhancement using bar graphs for a comprehensive analysis.

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Image Super-Resolution, Convolutional Neural Network, SRCNN, PSNR, SSIM, Deep Learning.

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Visha (Poison) is a substance that causes vitiation of seven dhatus on ingestion and can also leads to death. Synthetic toxins, pharmaceutical medications, etc are few of the toxins that can enter the body and turning into visha if they aren't completely cleared out of the body. In Ayurvedic texts, it is called Dushivisha (cumulative toxin). Cytotoxicity is an undesired response to drug delivery in which the drug or an active metabolite causes significant cell damage. Chemotherapy, a cancer treatment in which antineoplastic cytotoxic medications accumulate in the body rather than being completely removed, causes toxicity with signs and symptoms comparable to Dushivisha.

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Dushivisha, cumulative toxicity, chemotherapy toxicity, latent poison.

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Perumal Murugan's One Part Woman depicts the lives of a childless couple, exposing the societal stigmas and cultural responsibilities associated with infertility. This study investigates how the novel illustrates the emotional, psychological, and social problems of infertile persons in rural India, underlining how societal expectations, cultural standards, and patriarchal ideals contribute to marginalisation.

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Infertility, Societal Stigmas, Cultural burden, Patriarchy.

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Agriculture is a essential region that faces demanding situations consisting of unpredictable climate situations, soil degradation, and inefficient useful resource control. The Crop and Soil control device is a web-primarily based application designed to assist farmers by means of integrating artificial Intelligence (AI) and gadget getting to know (M L) for precision farming. Th is gadget presents crop yield p rediction, fertilizer pointers, and soil health evaluation to assist farmers make records-pushed selections and imp rove productivity.

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Agriculture portal, AI-based crop predict ion, Machine

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This project presents the development of an innovative voice-activated desktop system aimed at redefining user interaction with computers. By utilizing cutting-edge voice recognition technologies, the system enables users to control desktop functionalities through intuitive natural language commands. The application is designed to execute tasks such as file operations, application navigation, and online searches, promoting a seamless and hands-free computing experience. Special emphasis is placed on accuracy, user accessibility, and real-time responsiveness. This approach not only enhances productivity but also caters to the needs of individuals with physical disabilities, offering an inclusive solution for modern desktop environments.

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Voice Activated Desktop

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The liver is an important organ for metabolism and removing harmful substances from the body. However, liver injury and dysfunction are major issues for healthcare, the pharmaceutical industry, and regulatory agencies. The liver can be harmed by various toxic substances, including certain antibiotics, chemotherapy drugs, environmental toxins like carbon tetrachloride and thioacetamide, excessive alcohol, and microbial infections. Current treatments often involve synthetic drugs that may worsen liver damage. Therefore, herbal medicines are gaining interest as potential alternatives for liver disease treatment. These remedies have been used for centuries, and this review aims to provide an overview of effective plant-based phytochemicals tested in liver damage models. The goal is to identify natural compounds that can protect and promote liver health.

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Hepatoprotective, survey, Marketed product, Kalmegh, Milk Thistle, Jewel Orchid, Neem.

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This study is mainly focused on how civilizational conflict develops through multiple layers consisting of language intersecting with identity formation, ethnic divisions, and religious beliefs joined by post-colonial practices. This study highlights how these elements, which tend to stay isolated from each other, share deep connections because powerful entities historically worked to create strict civilizational structures and social hierarchies. The chapter studies how modern conflicts emerged from colonial disruptions of indigenous cultures and foreign governance systems that were enforced upon native populations. This study also challenges the dominance of Eurocentric paradigms in international relations and critiques the tendency to universalize Western experiences as normative. It instead calls for a re-evaluation of how civilizational narratives are constructed, maintained, and contested. Through this framework, the chapter establishes that civilizational conflict is not a clash of fixed identities but a dynamic struggle over meaning, memory, and power in a world still shaped by colonial histories.

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Civilisational conflict, Identity, Religion, Colonialism, Ethnicity and Language

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Real time object detection and navigation for blind people

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