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Sentiment Analysis is a field of study that focuses on figuring out how to extract, identify, or otherwise describe emotions in units of written text. One of the most common tasks in sentiment analysis is finding the polarity of a person's feelings. There are many blog posts, tweets, and comments in Indian languages online these days. Sentiment analysis in Indian languages is a relatively new field, and research in this area is just beginning. There is a lot of offensive content on social media, which is a worry for businesses and government agencies. This paper presents the methodology of sentiment analysis and offensive language detection in social media.
Facial Expression Recognition (FER) has grown in popularity as a result of the recent advancement and use of humancomputer interface technologies. Because the images can vary in brightness, backdrop, position, etc. it is challenging for current machine learning and deep learning models to identify facial expression. If the database is small, it doesn't operate well. Feature extraction is crucial for FER, and if the derived characteristics can be separated, even a straightforward approach can help tremendously. Deep learning techniques and automated feature extraction, allow some irrelevant features to conflict with important features. In this paper, we deal with limited data and simply extract useful features from images. To make data more numerous and allow for the extraction of just important facial features, we suggest innovative face cropping, rotation, and simplification procedures and advocate using the Transfer Learning technique to construct DCNN for building a very accurate FER system. By replacing the dense top layer(s) with FER, a pretrained DCNN model is adopted, and the model is then modified with facial expression data. The training of the dense layer(s) is followed by adjusting each of the pre-trained DCNN blocks in turn. This new pipeline technique has gradually increased the accuracy of FER to a higher degree. On the CK+ and JAFFE datasets, experiments were run to assess the suggested methodology. For 7-class studies on the CK+ and JAFFE databases, high average accuracy in recognition of 99.49% and 98.58% were acquired.
In a cloud environment, handling user service requests and providing the requested resources fairly is critical. Load balancing is important to distribute service requests fairly to an unloaded server and to dynamically maintain load balancing across server farms. In conventional internet protocol (IP) networks, maintaining load balancing is a stubborn and non-adaptable task due to the forwarders' lack of global topology representation. Software-Defined Networking (SDN) provides centralized decision-making for any topological changes to manage changes dynamically. To solve the above problem, we propose a new server-side load balancing strategy that provides an efficient and effective server management scheme for SDN Open Flow networks. Experiments were done on the Ryu controller and the Mininet emulator showed that the performance was better than what was already available.
The goal of this work is to identify brain tumors and improve care for those who are suffering. Tumors are the term used to denote abnormal cell growth in the brain, while cancer is the term used to describe malignant tumors. Brain cancer regions are typically discovered via Computed Tomography (CT) or Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans. For the detection of brain tumors, further methods include molecular testing, lumbar puncture, cerebral angiogram, and positron emission tomography. Images from an MRI scan are used in this study to analyze the disease stage. The goals of this research are to segment the tumor region and to identify the abnormal image. The segmented mask can be used to evaluate the tumor's density, which will aid in treatment. ResNet algorithm is used to analyze MRI pictures and find anomalies.
In this multilingual world, automatic detection of written or spoken language using Language Identification (LID) technology is a boon in the global communication with people using different languages in different countries. For simplicity and for the purpose of this research, the process of automatically identifying the language(s) from a document is thought of as LID. Lot of ongoing research projects are in the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP) that uses LID as a part of NLP. This field exploits several algorithms evolved in the field of computer science, individually or in combination to achieve accuracy in identifying a language. Among the different approaches adopted in LID,NaïveBayes Classification n-gram text processing seems to be promising.This paper proposes the concept for categorising multiple language texts using Naïve Bayesian algorithms using Machine Learning approaches. Using techniques from existing researches, this paper proposes a way to recognize multilingual documents and calculate the relative proportions of these languages.