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Volume XVI Issue VI

Author Name
Karnika Anand, Sanjay Kumar
Year Of Publication
2022
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 6
Abstract
The study explores how psychosocial factors influence alcohol intake among young adults. It examines factors like social influences, stress levels, coping mechanisms, peer pressure, and attitudes toward alcohol. Findings show significant correlations between these factors and drinking habits. Peer influence, stress levels, coping strategies, and attitudes toward alcohol emerge as strong predictors of alcohol consumption. Understanding these predictors is vital for designing effective interventions to reduce harmful drinking among young adults. The study underscores the importance of multifaceted approaches to address this public health concern.
PaperID
2022/EUSRM/6/2022/61203b

Author Name
Pradeep Kumar Prajapati, Vikas Patidar
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 6
Abstract
This study investigates the properties of concrete incorporating industrial wastes such as demolished concrete, silica fume (SF), and fly ash (FA). The use of recycled coarse aggregate (RCA) in concrete, commonly referred to as "green concrete," significantly mitigates the environmental impact associated with concrete waste disposal. The research examines the relationship between compressive strength and the water-cement (W-C) ratio for RCA concrete derived from two distinct parent concrete samples. The increasing demand for raw materials in concrete production has highlighted the depletion of natural resources, necessitating alternative solutions. RCA provides a sustainable option by substituting natural coarse aggregate (NCA) in concrete. However, RCA concrete typically exhibits inferior properties compared to NCA concrete, impeding its widespread use. This research aims to explore methods to enhance RCA concrete properties without the inclusion of bacterial additives. The study focu
PaperID
2024/EUSRM/6/2024/61558

Author Name
Priyanka Prasad, Megha Mishra
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 6
Abstract
Emerging trends in deep learning, reinforcement learning, and natural language processing (NLP) hold immense promise for enhancing predictive capabilities in financial markets. Deep learning architectures such as transformers and graph neural networks are poised to revolutionize how complex market relationships and temporal dependencies are captured and understood. By leveraging these advancements, financial forecasting could achieve superior accuracy and resilience against market volatility. The evolution of AI-driven autonomous agents capable of executing trades based on predictive models represents a transformative shift in trading strategies. These agents, empowered by machine learning algorithms and real-time data analytics, can react swiftly to market signals, optimizing portfolio performance dynamically. However, the adoption of reliable AI-driven trading systems necessitates addressing challenges related to model interpretability, risk management, and regulatory compliance. In
PaperID
2024/EUSRM/6/2024/61555

Author Name
Rohit Kumar Srivastva, Chetan Agrawal, Rashi Yadav
Year Of Publication
2024
Volume and Issue
Volume 16 Issue 6
Abstract
Hate speech is an undesirable phenomenon with severe psychological and physical consequences. The emergence of mobile computing and Web 2.0 technologies has increasingly facilitated the spread of hate speech. The speed, accessibility and anonymity afforded by these tools present challenges in enforcing measures that minimize the spread of hate speech. The continued dissemination of hate speech online has triggered the development of various machine learning techniques for its automated detection. However, current approaches are inadequate because of further challenges such as the use of domain-specific language and language subtleties. Recent studies on automated hate speech detection have focused on the use of deep learning as a possible solution to these challenges. Although some studies have explored deep learning methods for hate speech detection, there are no studies that critically compare and evaluate their performance. This work investigates the use of deep learning algorithms
PaperID
2024/EUSRM/6/2024/61556