Rare cases of pregnancy with SLE

Pandya, Dhruti; Pandya, Darshna; Pandya, Manish; Pandya, Rutvi J.

doi:10.18231/j.ijogr.2020.064

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“…C5.0 can be considered an improvement on C4.5, being faster, using memory more efficiently, and having lower error rates in cases of missing attributes. However, C5.0 creates more compact DTs relative to C4.5, [10]. The authors of this paper chose to apply C5.0.…”

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Distributed Generation with Improved Remuneration

Silva

Faria

Vale

2018

2018 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI)

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There are currently efforts to implement the concept of smart grids throughout the electric sector. This will bring radical changes to the entire management of the sector. The energy market does not run away from the rule. In this way, virtual power players will be required to update their business models to introduce all the concepts that the context of smart grids imposes. Thus, in this article is proposed a method that aggregates distributed generation and consumers who belong to demand response programs. Optimized scheduling, resource aggregation and classification of possible new resources, rescheduling, and remuneration are the phases of the methodology proposed and presented in this article. The focus will be on classification phase and the main objective is to create rules, through a previously trained model, to be able to classify the new resources and help with the challenges that virtual power players may face. Thus, five classification methods were tested and compared: neural networks, Bayesian naïve classification, decision trees, k-nearest neighbor method, and lastly support vector machine method.

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Distributed Generation with Improved Remuneration

Silva

Faria

Vale

2018

2018 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI)

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“…A WDM network is made of optical nodes interconnected by WDM links. Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology [Brackett, 1990] divides the bandwidth of an optical fiber into several wavelength channels [Pandya, 2020b], so that several users can transmit data at different wavelengths through the same fiber simultaneously. Hence, the WDM network is the dominant type of network to fulfil the bandwidth requirements of applications [Bajpai et al, 2020].…”

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Light-tree reconfiguration without flow interruption in sparse wavelength converter network

Atta¹,

Cousin²,

Adépo³

et al. 2022

IJCNDS

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Network reconfiguration is an important task in WDM optical networks, which enables the optimisation of network resources. With the growing demand for multicast applications (e.g., distance learning, IPTV), this study focuses on the reconfiguration of the routing of a multicast connection. In this study, the path of the multicast connection is represented by a light-tree. A light-tree reconfiguration consists of migrating an optical flow from a light-tree to a new one. However, it is very difficult to automate light-tree reconfiguration without flow interruption. Flow interruption is undesirable for network operators. Therefore, the problem studied here is to find a sequence of operations in order to migrate an optical flow from a light-tree to a new one without flow interruption in a sparse wavelength converter network. For solving the light-tree reconfiguration problem, we Light-tree Reconfiguration without Flow Interruption propose a method based on a sub-tree approach. The comprehensive simulation results demonstrated the effectiveness of our method.

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“…(SCs) and cause injury to the peripheral nerves with demyelination and consequent disability Depending on immune status of the host leprosy expresses itself in different clinico-pathological forms. [2], [3] On the basis of clinical, bacteriological, histopathological and immunological features, Ridley-Jopling classified leprosy into tuberculoid (TT) leprosy at the one end of spectrum which manifests with few lesions, and at the other end is lepromatous leprosy (LL) which present with numerous lesions containing myriads of bacilli and absence of cellular immune response [4] . The present study aimed to categorize leprosy into various types clinically and histomorphologically.…”

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To Study the Spectrum of Leprosy in a Regional Tertiary Referral Centre of Uttarakhand

Kumar¹

2019

jmscr

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Background: Leprosy (Hansen's disease) -a communicable disease still continues to be a social stigma and leading cause of permanent physical disability. This can be prevented by early histopathological diagnosis and adequate treatment accordingly. Objectives: The aim of the present study was to evaluate the spectrum of different clinico-histopathological categories of leprosy. Material and Methods: This study was conducted from September 2016 -August 2018, in the Department of Pathology & Skin and Venereal disease on 62 untreated, clinically suspected cases of leprosy. Statistical Analysis: Descriptive analysis was done in the form of percentage or proportions. P value < 0.05 was considered significant. Results: In this study 62 cases of leprosy diagnosed as per Ridley-Joplings (R-J) clinical classification were evaluated histopathologically. Most of the cases were seen in young adult males. Majority of cases (42 cases; 67.74%) presented with erythematous lesions and 20 cases (32.25%) presented with hypopigmented lesions. Multiple skin lesions and multiple nerve involvements were commonly seen in lepromatous spectrum. Lepromatous leprosy (LL) was the most common type of leprosy (24 cases; 38.70%) clinically. Indeterminate leprosy (IL) (21 cases; 33.87%) was most common type on histopathological examination. The clinicohistopathological correlation was highest in IL and tuberculoid leprosy cases. Overall correlation was seen in 36 cases (58.06%). Conclusion: As clinical diagnoses of early leprosy lesions are difficult due to lack of cardinal signs hence biopsy should be done in all cases in order to improve classification and treatment.

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Rare cases of pregnancy with SLE

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Distributed Generation with Improved Remuneration

Distributed Generation with Improved Remuneration

Light-tree reconfiguration without flow interruption in sparse wavelength converter network

To Study the Spectrum of Leprosy in a Regional Tertiary Referral Centre of Uttarakhand

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