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AgroVision Pro: A Precision Agriculture & Yield Optimization System Using Deep Learning

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Authors: Mr. V. Gopinath, V. Aasritha Devi, P. Deekshitha, V. Pragna, P. Siva Sankara Rao

Abstract: Global food security is currently challenged by a dual-front crisis: a non-linear surge in the global population and the concurrent, unpredictable degradation of arable land, as highlighted by the United Nations [18]. Traditional agricultural methodologies frequently depend on generalized fertilizer applications that fail to account for site-specific soil chemistry, leading to nutrient runoff or stunted growth (Wolfert et al. [19]). Building upon the foundational web-based and mobile frameworks established by Agri Vision Pro [1] and AgroVision et al. [2], this research introduces AgroVision Pro. AgroVision Pro is a high-fidelity, multi-stage machine learning framework designed to eliminate guesswork by integrating classification and regression pipelines into a cohesive decision-support ecosystem. Utilizing state-of-the-art algorithms, including XGBoost (Chen et al. [9]) and Random Forest (Breiman [10]), the platform achieves a 93.2% accuracy in crop selection and an R^2 score of 0.89 in yield quantification. This research demonstrates how localized soil data, processed through an innovative "Feature-Chaining" architecture, transitions agriculture from a reactive industry to a proactive, precision-driven powerhouse.

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Cognitive Navigation Robot Integrating Line Detection And Dynamic Obstacle Handling

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Authors: Kushal B D, Kirankumar B, Hani Firdous, Priyanka H S, Dr. M J Anand

Abstract: This project presents the development of an autonomous line-following and obstacle-avoidance robot using the ESP32 microcontroller. Infrared sensors detect and follow the predefined path, while an ultrasonic sensor measures distance and identifies obstacles to prevent collisions. The ESP32 processes real-time sensor data to control the motor driver, ensuring smooth and stable navigation. A GSM module is integrated to send alerts during critical situations. The system is designed to be low-cost, scalable, and suitable for educational and automation applications. The prototype demonstrates consistent path tracking and efficient obstacle avoidance, making it adaptable for real-world industrial logistics and warehouse environments. The overall design highlights the importance of combining multi-sensor integration with wireless communication to enhance the robustness and usability of autonomous robotic systems.

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Agentic AI-Based Early Warning System For Non-Performing Loan Prediction In Nepalese Microfinance Institutions

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Authors: Krishna Prisad Bajgai, Netra Prasad Joshi, Niraj Kumar Shah, Dr. Bhojraj Ghimire

Abstract: Microfinance institutions (MFIs) play a crucial role in promoting financial inclusion in developing economies such as Nepal. However, the increasing rate of non-performing loans (NPLs) threatens the sustainability of the microfinance sector. Traditional credit monitoring methods are often reactive and lack predictive capabilities for early detection of loan defaults. MThis study proposes an Agentic AI-based Early Warning System (EWS) for predicting non-performing loans in Nepalese microfinance institutions. The proposed framework integrates machine learning algorithms, autonomous AI agents, and explainable AI mechanisms to analyze borrower data and generate real-time risk alerts The system utilizes financial transaction data, borrower demographic profiles, repayment histories, and behavioral indicators to predict loan default probability. Experimental evaluation using ensemble machine learning models demonstrates improved predictive accuracy compared to traditional credit scoring approaches. The proposed framework contributes to FinTech innovation by enabling proactive credit risk management, improving loan portfolio quality, and supporting regulatory oversight within Nepal’s microfinance ecosystem.

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Nurse-Led, Virtually Enabled Collaborative Care- The Triad Of Transformation

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Authors: Ms. Lungsanghungle Newme, Dr. Arup Barman

Abstract: Artificial Intelligence is fundamentally transforming the discipline of data engineering. This paper examines how AI is reshaping core data engineering functions including relational and cloud database management, data warehousing, enterprise analytics, digital analytics platforms such as Adobe Analytics, and cloud-native platforms such as Snowflake. Drawing on current industry practices and emerging platform capabilities, this paper analyzes the impact of AI on pipeline development, data quality management, automated metadata governance, and real-time analytics. This paper further discusses how the role of the data engineer is evolving from manual code writing to strategic architecture and AI-assisted orchestration. The paper also addresses key challenges including data privacy in regulated financial environments, skill evolution requirements, and the governance of AI-generated outputs. Paper findings indicate that organizations which invest in AI-ready data infrastructure, establish strong governance frameworks, and upskill their engineering teams will gain significant competitive advantages in the next decade.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19396647

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Expense Tracker Web Application: An Intelligent Approach To Personal Financial Management

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Authors: Akanksha Vishwasrao, Nikita Shinde, Apeksha Vishwasrao

Abstract: The Expense Tracker Web Application is designed to simplify and enhance personal financial management through automation, intelligent analysis, and user-friendly interaction. Traditional expense tracking systems require manual data entry and provide limited insights, making them inefficient for modern users. This system overcomes those limitations by integrating a conversational chatbot, automated financial summaries, and AI-powered insights. The application is developed using Flask (Python) for backend processing, SQLite for data storage, and HTML, CSS, JavaScript for frontend interaction. A key feature of the system is its Natural Language Processing-based chatbot, which allows users to add, update, delete, and view expenses using simple human language instead of complex forms. Additionally, the system incorporates an AI Insights module powered by Groq API, which analyzes user spending history and generates personalized financial advice, budget planning, and savings strategies. The application also provides professional reporting features such as CSV and PDF exports, interactive dashboards, and visual tools like calendar heatmaps. This system transforms expense tracking from a passive activity into an intelligent financial assistant that actively helps users improve their spending habits and achieve financial goals.

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Application Of ANFIS Controlled Unified Power Quality Conditioner In Distribution Network For Power Quality Improvement

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Authors: Ekiyor, L. P, Amadi, H. N., Wokoma, B. A., Uwho, K. O

Abstract: The study examines power quality improvement in Rumuomoi distribution network addressing issues such as harmonic distortion and voltage sags which degrade system efficiency and affect sensitive loads by implementing an Adaptive Neuro-fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS)-controlled Unified Power Quality Conditioner (UPQC). The challenge (harmonic distortion and voltage sag) arise due to the increasing penetration of nonlinear loads, such as variable frequency drives, rectifiers, and industrial machinery, which introduce significant current and voltage harmonics into the distribution network, leading to excessive Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), voltage instability, and inefficient power distribution. Conventional PID controllers often exhibit limitations in dynamic compensation, adaptability, and optimal performance under varying load conditions, necessitating an intelligent control approach that can effectively mitigate power quality disturbances in real-time. Fast Fourier Transformation analysis in MATLAB/Simulink software was used to evaluate performance of the network before and after UPQC( series APF and shunt APF) installation comparing total harmonic distortion and voltage sag. The result obtained from base case simulation shows that the nonlinear load injected harmonic distortion at PCC (point common coupling) that violates the statutory limit of 5% IHD (individual harmonic distortion) and 8% VTHD (voltage total harmonic distortion) according to IEEE 519-2022 standard for low and medium voltage system. The highest harmonic current distortion consists of 5th order resulting to a total harmonic distortion of 12.59%. However, the performance of the ANFIS-controlled UPQC demonstrates significant improvements, with a reduction of total harmonic distortion from 12.59% to 0.15% which is below 5% ensuring compliance with IEEE 519 harmonic standards. Furthermore, the ANFIS-controlled UPQC effectively mitigates voltage sag conditions, restoring voltage deviations within ±5% of nominal values, which is critical for ensuring the stability and reliability of sensitive electrical loads. The practical implications of this study highlight the feasibility of deploying ANFIS-controlled UPQC in distribution networks to achieve IEEE 519 power quality standards, ensuring efficient, reliable, and high-quality power delivery for industrial, commercial, and residential applications.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19400815

 

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Fairshare System: Bill Splitting and Expense Managing Assistant

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Authors: Ishita Shinde, Tanushri Jadhav, Mrs. Patil P.M

Abstract: Managing the shared financial transactions has become a very difficult process with the rapid growth of group-oriented activities like shared accommodation, travel, events, and projects. Calculations and transparency issues, financial management problems, and interpersonal relationship issues result from the calculations performed for the splitting of bills and expense management in the traditional manner. Because of these constraints, a methodical and technologically simple way of managing the shared expense is necessary. Bill Splitting System – This is a simple application used to divide the bill or expense among a group of people. By providing an automated, methodical, and user-centered system that aims to simplify and enhance the management of group expenses, the proposed FairShare System: Bill Splitting and Expense Managing Assistant aims to resolve the problem. In current financial environments, FairShare System is designed to make group expense management simpler and quicker. It splits the bill among all the peoples or with friends. It is a very useful apporoch to avoid misunderstandings amoung group of peoples. It addresses common issues like inconsistent data, wrong settlements, duplicates, and the difficulty in tracking balances. It ensures fairness and transparency in the process using optimized algorithms and minimizes the total number of transactions required for settling debts.This system provides a reliable,scalable,and user friendly way of managing groupexpense with a well-oragnized backend that ensures the security and accuracy of the data.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19386279

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DiploNxtPath AI : An Academic Assistant For Diploma Students

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Authors: Aditya Kolpe, Swanandi Kamthe, Samiksha Jagtap, Sakshi Borude, Arti Patil

Abstract: DiploNxtPath AI is an advanced AI-powered academic support system developed to enhance the learning experience of diploma students by integrating intelligent automation with modern web technologies. The primary objective of the system is to assist students in generating structured study plans, accessing relevant learning resources, and receiving personalized academic guidance. Traditional learning methods often lack proper direction, resulting in inefficient study patterns, confusion in subject selection, and poor time management. DiploNxtPath AI addresses these challenges by providing a centralized platform that utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze student inputs and generate customized learning pathways. The system enables students to create personalized roadmaps, manage study schedules, and access curated educational content. Additionally, it includes a chatbot-based assistant that provides real-time support for academic queries and career-related guidance. The integration of AI allows dynamic content generation and adaptive recommendations based on user behavior.

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Employee Attrition Prediction

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Authors: R. Divya Shree, T. Sri Vidya, Sk. Jaheer Uddin, P. Hefayath Khan, Mr. K. P. Babu

Abstract: Employee attrition is a critical challenge for modern organizations, leading to increased recruitment costs, loss of skilled talent, and reduced productivity. This paper presents TalentGuard, a machine learning-based HR analytics system designed to predict employee attrition and provide actionable insights for workforce management. The proposed system leverages historical employee data, including job role, salary, department, tenure, performance metrics, and work conditions, to train and evaluate multiple machine learning models such as Logistic Regression, Random Forest, Support Vector Machine (SVM), and Gradient Boosting algorithms of leaving, enabling organizations to take proactive measures. By combining predictive The system incorporates data preprocessing, feature engineering, and model optimization techniques to enhance prediction accuracy. Performance evaluation is conducted using metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and ROC-AUC score. In addition, TalentGuard integrates interactive dashboards and an AI- powered chatbot to assist HR professionals in analyzing attrition trends and generating retention strategies. The results demonstrate that machine learning models can effectively identify employees at risk primarily rely on reactive approaches, where analytics with intelligent user interaction, TalentGuard contributes to data-driven decision- making and improved employee retention strategies.

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Integration Of CCNA-Level Security With Cloud-Based Networks

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Authors: Kalpna Vats, Anjali Kaushik, Vaishali Munjal, Anisha

Abstract: The current paper seeks to present an in-depth analysis pertaining to the integration of CCNA security concepts with contemporary cloud computing networks. Over the years, enterprise networks have undergone a transition from traditional on-premises networks to cloud computing networks. As such, the traditional security concepts studied in the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) program need to be updated to incorporate the complexities inherent in cloud computing networks. Based on an in-depth analysis of recent developments in the field from 2021 to 2026, the paper seeks to examine the possibility of integrating traditional CCNA security concepts such as Access Control Lists (ACLs), Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), Port Security, and Hardening with contemporary cloud computing networks. A Hybrid Security Integration Framework (HSIF) is proposed as a means of integrating traditional CCNA security concepts with cloud computing networks. From the analysis, it is evident that more than 55% of enterprises currently use multiple cloud providers, while 24% are planning to adopt cloud firewalls as their main solution in the next two years. The adoption of Security Service Edge (SSE) and Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) solutions can be considered a development of CCNA security concepts into cloud technology. By comparing them through four analytical dimensions, it is evident that integration involves both technical and organizational adaptation through Dev Sec Ops practices.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19383422

 

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