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FairShare – A MERN Stack Solution for Ride Sharing

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FairShare – A MERN Stack Solution for Ride Sharing
Authors:-Atharva Tupe, Aditya Gaikwad, Rohan Soni, Vivek Chhonker

Abstract-The cost of commuting to and from school is a burden for many people, especially in urban areas. While ride-hailing services are popular worldwide, most students face issues with accessibility and convenience. The aim of this work is to create and use fairShare. A web platform that allows students to connect and share rides, thereby reducing transportation costs and reducing the environment around them. Users can register, post trips,and compete with other students using the same route. Early tests of the platform have shown that it reduces student travel costs and provides a good user experience. The platform also promotes sustainable practices for students. fairShare demonstrates the potential of student-friendly carsharing to reduce transportation costs and improve social interaction. The platform has the ability to measure a broader and more effective way for students to take action.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.335

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Colourization of SAR Image Using Generative Adversarial Network

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Colourization of SAR Image Using Generative Adversarial Network
Authors:-Dr. D. Suresh, P. Rakshitha, V. Manasa Aparna, V. Chaitanya Sai Kumar, S. Vamsi Krishna

Abstract-Employing generative adversarial networks, specifically with regard to cycle consistency loss and mask vectors, mainly concentrates on the colorization of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR). Most SAR imagery is devoid of chromatic information. Contemporary deep learning techniques are the predominant approach for SAR colorization. The methodology proposed herein employs a multidomain cycle-consistency generative adversarial network (MC-GAN). It enhances performance through the integration of a mask vector and cycle-consistency loss. The approach does not necessitate the availability of paired SAR-optical imagery. The multidomain classification loss contributes to the precision of the color output. The methodology has been evaluated using the SEN1-2 dataset for urban and terrain areas.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.334

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Design and Analysis of Shaft for Electric Go-Kart Vehicle

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Design and Analysis of Shaft for Electric Go-Kart Vehicle
Authors:-Dr. B. Vijaya Kumar, L. Manoj Kumar, G. Ashok, D. Jithendar

Abstract-This study focuses on the design and analysis of a hollow shaft for an EV go-kart, optimizing weight reduction and structural integrity. Using SolidWorks for design and ANSYS for Finite Element Analysis (FEA), the shaft’s performance under mechanical stresses and cyclic loads was evaluated. Results demonstrated significant weight savings while maintaining strength, rigidity, and durability, enhancing the go-kart’s efficiency and reliability. This work highlights the potential of hollow shafts in improving EV performance through lightweight design.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.333

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Intelligent Traffic Management System for Urban Conditions

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Intelligent Traffic Management System for Urban Conditions
Authors:-Satyraj Madake, Kopal Naramdeo, Janhavi Patil, Priti Patil

Abstract-The challenges of urban areas with ever-increasing traffic congestion, emergency response, and maintaining road safety are the basis of this paper. The ITMS proposed in this paper treats optimization of timings at the traffic signals based on real-time vehicle counts, along with the detection of emergency vehicles and accidents, as its prime mandate. To achieve these objectives of optimal traffic management, advanced technologies, such as sensor detectors, algorithms for processing data, and communicating networks, were adopted. With simulations and evaluations, the ITMS holds great promise in enhancing traffic flow efficiency as well as reducing congestion while shortening emergency vehicle response times vis-a-vis fixed-time signal control. The research performed here addresses the development of more sustainable and resilient urban transportation systems.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.332

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Hybrid Approaches in AI and Soft Computing: The Future of Intelligent Systems

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Hybrid Approaches in AI and Soft Computing: The Future of Intelligent Systems
Authors:-Ramprasath K, Dr. Subitha S

Abstract-Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a pivotal technology for automating complex processes, while Soft Computing provides innovative ways to manage imprecise and uncertain data. By combining the two, hybrid systems leverage the strengths of AI’s precision and Soft Computing’s adaptability. This paper delves into the principles behind these hybrid models, emphasizing their use in healthcare, autonomous systems, finance, and smart cities. It also highlights the challenges of scalability and interpretability and outlines potential research directions, including integrating quantum computing and promoting explainable models.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.331

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Online Chatbot Based Ticketing System

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Online Chatbot Based Ticketing System
Authors:-Priya Kumari, Shruti Kumari, Simran Jaiswal, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Sahil Kumar Jha, Pratham Chaturvedi

Abstract-Chatbots function as software that enables users to ask questions and receive assistance through appropriate responses. This paper explores an AI-based chatbot designed to serve as an online ticketing system, streamlining the process of issue reporting, resolution, and user assistance across various domain. It also includes features like customer support, IT helpdesks, and event management. Natural language processing (NLP) is used by this proposed chatbot to understand user queries, categorize tickets, and provide instant responses. The aim of this chatbot is to enhance efficiency, reduce response times, and improve user satisfaction.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.330

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Enhancing Beyond-5G and 6G Network Backhaul through Hybrid RF-FSO Communication: An Examination of HAPS and LEO Satellite Integration

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Enhancing Beyond-5G and 6G Network Backhaul through Hybrid RF-FSO Communication: An Examination of HAPS and LEO Satellite Integration/strong>
Authors:-Aakash Jain, Prakhar Vats, Priyanshu Singh, Shreya Tiwari, Mohammed Alim

Abstract-As data demands increase with the evolution toward beyond-5G and 6G communication systems, achieving efficient network backhaul is crucial to support high data rates, minimized latency, and broad geographic coverage. Traditional backhaul networks, reliant on radio frequency (RF) communications, face limitations in scalability and bandwidth, particularly in dense urban and rural remote areas. This paper explores a hybrid RF-Free-Space Optical (FSO) communication model, integrating Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites with High Altitude Platform Stations (HAPS) to enhance backhaul network efficiency. The proposed HAPS-LEO cooperative model mitigates atmospheric disruptions and offers scalable, high-bandwidth solutions. We further examine Contact Graph Routing (CGR) as a protocol for optimized data routing in variable connectivity conditions, presenting simulated performance results that demonstrate the advantages of this architecture.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.329
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AI Based Smart Chatbot

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AI Based Smart Chatbot/strong>
Authors:-Ansh Jaiswal, Reecha Daharwal, Muskan Dwivedi, Riddhima Mudgal, Srashti Garg

Abstract-Chatbots function as software that allows users to ask questions and receive assistance through appropriate responses. This paper explores an AI-based chatbot designed specifically for students experiencing suicidal thoughts or at risk of suicide. The aim of this chatbot is to help reduce the number of suicides among students by providing them with timely support and guidance. Leveraging the expansive and rapidly evolving field of AI, this technology can contribute positively to addressing societal challenges and promoting well-being.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.328
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Vertical Farming (Hydroponics)

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Vertical Farming (Hydroponics)/strong>
Authors:-Hemlata Karne, Shane D`Costa, Aryan Chaure, Vaibhav Bhuwaniya, Abhinandan Daga, Vaibhavi Chavan

Abstract-IIn the current times, conventional farming which is the most widely used type of farming has been affected by several problems such as decrease in the availability of space due to the increasing population, wastage of water, destruction of crops due to insects, rains, etc. Furthermore, in the future where the population is expected to grow further, these problems in farming can be disastrous as it can decrease the availability of food and can lead to the starvation of a big part of the population. Hydroponics which is another method of farming can be a solution to most of the problems associated with conventional farming. In this type of farming, crops are grown without the requirement of soil, instead it utilizes a growing medium and water is directly supplied to the roots of the plants. Further fertilizers are dissolved in the water itself. This type of farming can save a lot of space as the plants are grown in vertical slots and they can be stacked upon each other and water requirement is also very low for this type of farming as most of the water is recycled. In this paper, we are going to discuss the various factors which affect the growth rate of the plants in vertical farming. The plants we have taken are jalapeno plants. The trail period is of 7 weeks where we have compared different factors affecting the growth rate of the plants.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.327
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Predicting Customer Success in Digital Marketing with Data Mining and Naive Bayes Classifier Using Google Analytics

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Predicting Customer Success in Digital Marketing with Data Mining and Naive Bayes Classifier Using Google Analytics/strong>
Authors:-Rohini Sharma, ER. Vanita Rani (HOD)

Abstract-In the era of digital transformation, organizations are increasingly leveraging data analytics to optimize marketing strategies and enhance customer engagement. Predicting customer performance is critical for businesses aiming to tailor marketing efforts, improve customer retention, and maximize revenue. This study presents a comprehensive data mining framework utilizing the Naive Bayes classifier to forecast customer performance based on historical behavior and interaction data. Employing Google Analytics as the primary data collection tool, we evaluate the model’s effectiveness by analyzing metrics such as accuracy, True Positive Rate (TPR), False Positive Rate (FPR), and the area under the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve. The results illustrate the framework’s potential to provide actionable insights into customer behavior, thereby facilitating more informed marketing strategies and decision-making processes.

DOI: 10.61137/ijsret.vol.10.issue6.326
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