iosr-JCE   Volume-19 ~ Issue-5 ~ Sep-Oct 2017

Abstract: Nowadays, a huge number of people are using cars every day. In big cities, parking spaces have become a very big problem and people need to save time by avoiding looking for parking areas. Parking cars in the streets are not safe and this is one of the main problems facing the people. One particular solution is the automobile turntable, which has been used successfully in a variety of applications, including commercial and residential. The intelligent garage is useful for people to park their cars and leave cars safe and secured. There are many systems introducing smart parking but they have many problems..........

Keywords and Abbreviations: Programmable Logic Controller (PLC), Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA), Variable Frequency Drive (VFD), Infra Red (IR), Power Over Ethernet (POE), Direct Current (DC), Distributed Peripherals (DP),

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Abstract: An effective implementation of message passing between nodes in multiprocessing systems is a key factor in achieving high performance and efficiency in their operation. The flow-control mechanism in a router, one of the fundamental functional nodes in MPP systems, allocates buffers and channel bandwidth for their data units – flits or packets. In this paper, we present an approach for packet transfer in a DLH network over full-duplex channels via cut-through flow control, implemented for the presented input-buffer architecture, routing algorithm, arbitration, distribution and packet commutation in the routers. With this sort of transmission, a high degree of channel utilization and throughput is achieved.

Keywords: Cut-Through Flow Control, DLH Network, Flow Control Digit (flit), MPP Computer

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Abstract: Data visualization is presenting the data in pictorial or graphical format. With the rapid growth of data, the importance to extract useful information from the data is increasing. With ever growing data it takes hours or days to get answers for questions. More users are expecting self access to information in a form they can easily understand and share with others. Data visualization for text is an effective way to see and analyze what a designated text is saying.

Keywords: Visualization, Histogram, Scatter plot, Network, Gantt Chart

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Abstract: Currently, security and confidentiality of information play a vital role in the organization. Hence, organization prefers to use their own developed application over the existing freeware applications in the market. This paper proposes an organization support system using Android as an operating platform. In this application, client-server based architecture is used. Android based smart phones will be on the client side and PC will act a server which consists of the centralized database. It provides notification to the users connected to the organization's network about their schedule on an hourly basis. It will also provide features like voice communication, text messaging, file sharing, broadcasting of messages over short range wireless network mainly Wi-Fi. This application verifies whether the user is connected to organization's network; if the user is out of coverage area then he receives a text message as an SMS..

Keywords: Client-Server, Wi-Fi, Android, smartphone, call, text, notification.

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Abstract: These days, Grid computing has increased huge consideration because of its innovative progression, cost lessening and accessibility. In the Grid situations, the appropriate scheduling of the got tasks over service gives has turned into a vital and essential issue. The scheduling issue in Grid situations is a NP-hard issue. Hence, numerous heuristics have been proposed to take care of this issue up to now. In this paper, we propose another bee colony calculation to plan the tasks on service providers in the Grid conditions. The comes about exhibited that the proposed calculation has a superior operation as far as task execution time, holding up time and missed tasks..

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Abstract: In modern age, each and every users want to certain level of quality in software for achieving the desired performance. The sense of quality could not be limited but in general sense " it is fitness for use of software is much enough 'there was so many investigations were performed previously by the various research scholars in respect of quality of the software. in this papers we were focus on the quality aspects , steps associated to improving the quality of the software , software quality tools and phase of software developments There by we were achieved an improvement in software quality...

Keywords: software quality, quality aspect, quality tools ( pareto-charts , fish-born diagram) , development phases

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Abstract: There is a growing trend among academia and business leaders on the issue of 21st century automation revolution that is about to take over the labour market. There had been arguments and counter arguments on both the negative and positive impacts of this industrial revolution. The developed countries are worried over this development and have been trying to put all machineries in place in order to forestall the negative impacts in case it occurs. Unfortunately, the developing countries are not preparing for this revolution. The paper offers an economic analysis technique based upon the premise of increased probability of robotics capturing the labour market segments. The negative.....

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Expert System (ES), Sensors, Automation, Robots

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Abstract: In the developing technology emotion recognition from the facial expression is one of the most important research areas. During the analysis process, one of the major challenges present in the system is wide range of variation in the human face image which leads to reduce the entire system performance while analyzing the face related emotions. So, the automatic facial related emotion recognition system is implemented using the different image processing and machine learning techniques. Initially the face image has been captured and the image is analyzed according to the skin color. After the color image is transmitted to the grey scale image and the noise present image is eliminated with the help of the non-local median filtering approach.The selected features are trained.............

Keywords: facial expression, emotion recognition, back propagation neural networks, hidden markov model.

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Abstract: Computer-Aided Detection systems have developed as a support system for radiologists and physicians in lesions detection in mammograms, indicating the presence of breast cancer. Early detection of breast cancer could be facilitated through the use of computer technologies for identifying abnormalities such as masses, architectural distortion, and calcifications in mammograms. Efficient image classification and feature extraction will reduce the number of rescanning, the time required for diagnosis, accurate diagnosis, and quick treatment. Cost and waste reduction is important.............

Keywords: Computer-aided detection or diagnosis, Breast cancer, Convolutional NeuralNetwork, ConvNets, Transfer Learning, Deep Learning

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Abstract: The try- and take- the clothes- on virtual surfaces is a long-continuing journey including many processes in itself. This continuum starts from the new generation of surfaces up to the last end of the tailor-fitting for an animation. We initiated the long-running design by seaming up of the inter-seams betwixt the pieces and proceeding with combining out the figures with these parts, and make the finalé with an unprecedent outfitting ability, respectively. We recreated and animated our models for having an up-front superiority over the other on-shelf rivals wherefore this directly originates.............

Keywords: Physics-based modeling, Virtual Modeling, Computer Simulation, Physically-Based Animation

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Abstract: The number of digital images created and uploaded on the internet is approximately over a billion each day. With the advent of modern image capturing devices namely digital cameras and smartphones, there is a huge surge in the quantity of images generated. Retrieving any of these images at a later stage for reference and analysis is cumbersome. Hence we need computer vision algorithms which can sift through the vast image database and return the results with considerable accuracy and speed. In this paper, we detect the local features in an image and describe its neighborhood in terms of SURF descriptor. The feature vectors are converted into code words by indexing and a codebook is generated. The visual codebook is training independent as it doesn't update or modify its contents by itself based on new image features which are added later on. We tested our algorithm on a self made dataset of 2400 images.............

Keywords: Local Image Features, SURF, Visual codebook

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Abstract: In the last few years there has been rapid growth of data being generated or produced in various ICT (information and communication technology) based organizational processes. Such huge data is being generated by all kinds of sources and applications such as social network services, cloud services and knowledge bases. The generated data often in the form of structured, unstructured and semi structured format, and is often processed using computing platforms such as heterogeneous clouds, hybrid architectures and Hadoop. Using these techniques we deal with the real time data such as sensing data, e-commerce data, business transactions and web logs, medical data and etc. Big Data Analytics is a multi-application predictive data analytic platform designed as a scalable and extensible prediction engine for Big Data. It uses all available information (internal/ public) to............

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