Medication Plan for Patient Data using Block chain Technology
Authors- M.Tech. Scholar Harsha Gupta, Asst. Prof. Shailendra Tiwari, Tanmay Jain
Abstract- – This paper helps to prospect the block chain technology and smart contracts to build private ness and aware of applications. The main focus is on a medication plan containing prescriptions, built on a block chain system of smart contracts. First the problem is presented, why medication plans are in need of digit allocation and why block chain technology is a fitting technology for implementing such an application. Thereafter, a design is proposed for solving the problem. A system of smart contracts was built to prove how such an application can be built and suggested guidelines for how a block chain system should be designed to achieve the requirements that were defined. it is a permission block chain, and because the smart contracts contains logic which is independent from the block chain layer .a block of Doctor’s prescription by the name of patient which will be visible to doctor as well as Pharmacy portal. The name of GUI is the medical smart contract demo .the blocks in block chain are secure because all blocks have their unique hash value .the hash value is used as a security purpose. And the hash value is result of solving the hashing algorithm and the hashing algorithm is used in this thesis is MD5 and SHA256.
A Review on Integrated Control and Protection System for Photovoltaic Microgrids
Authors- M.Tech. Scholar Aditi Agarwal, Asst. Prof. Rajni Kori, Prof. Rachna Dubey
Abstract- – Availability of the huge amount of unstructured data accessible online today, there is much to be picked up from the mining frameworks that can effectively sort out and order this information, so it can be utilized by clients. Sentiment investigation has attracted awesome attention for many researches for blog entries, film and eatery surveys, and so forth. So these papers solve issues of sentiment identification by using particle swarm optimization algorithm. Identification of sentiment was done by using pattern feature of text mining. So based on clustered patterns obtain from generic algorithm sentiment identification was done. Experiment was done on real dataset and results shows that proposed work has improved the various evaluation parameters of sentiment analysis.
Curve Smoothing in a Local Polynomial: Local Weighted Error Sum of Squares (Lowess)
Authors- Raymond Manna Bangura, Sahr Milton John Bull
Abstract- – The objective of this paper is to provide a summary approach to curve fitting in a local polynomial; local weighted error sum of squares. We proposed a fit diagnostics for the value Y and also compared quadratic and linear interpolation method in a local polynomial of second order degree. Again, we re-established the fact that curve fits better than line interpolations of a given set of points.
A Survey: E-Mail Spam Classification using Machine Learning Techniques
Authors- M.E. Scholar Shripriya Dongre, Prof. Kamlesh Patidar
Abstract- -E-mail is one of the most secure medium for online communication and transferring data or messages through the web. An overgrowing increase in popularity, the number of unsolicited data has also increased rapidly. To filtering data, different approaches exist which automatically detect and remove these untenable messages. There are several numbers of email spam filtering technique such as Knowledge-based technique, Clustering techniques, Learning-based technique, Heuristic processes and so on. This paper illustrates a survey of different existing email spam filtering system regarding Machine Learning Technique (MLT) such as Naive Bayes, SVM, K-Nearest Neighbor, Bayes Additive Regression, KNN Tree, and rules. However, here we present the classification, evaluation and comparison of different email spam filtering system and summarize the overall scenario regarding accuracy rate of different existing approaches.
Forecasting Crude Oil Price using Polynomial Regression and Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (Arima) Model
Authors- Erros Josephus M. Gutierrez , Karen C. De Pablo
Abstract- The researchers aim to formulate a model to forecast the crude oil price using polynomial regression and Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) model. The researchers used an equally weigh price between Brent Crude Oil Price and the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) from January 2001 to December 2018 with a total of 216 observations. The Crude Oil Price has undergone logarithmic transformation in formulating the model. Statistical tests are conducted within the study to be able to come up with the best polynomial regression model and ARIMA model. In polynomial regression, quadratic regression turned out to be the best regression model with a mean absolute percentage error of 7.8203. On the other hand, ARIMA (6,1,6) turned out to be the best ARIMA model with a mean absolute percentage error of 7.1210. By Testing the forecasting accuracy of both polynomial regression of 2nd degree and ARIMA (6,1,6), in terms of Mean Square Error (MSE), Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) and Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE), ARIMA (6,1,6) outperformed the regression model with Mean Square Error of 0.0913, Root Mean Square Error of 0.3021 and Mean Absolute Percentage Error of 7.1210. The analysis shows that ARIMA (6,1,6) has the best forecasting power to forecast the crude oil price. This study can help the government in reviewing and implementing policies with regards to crude oil prices in the Philippines.
Iris Image Watermarking by DWT and Neural Network Model
Authors- Arzoo Singh, Prof. Abhishek Sharma
Abstract- In recent years image data embedding schemes techniques have been widely studied. This data watermarking schemes allow us to embed a secret message into an image. So this work focuses on image watermarking in a image. Here DWT low frequency band was used for embedding watermark information. Binary water mark information was hiding in the image and this hided vectors are utilized to robust by chaotic shuffling function. Extraction of watermark was done at receiver end from rounded chaotic function. Use of this kind of embedding combination of frequency and LSB techniques increase robustness of the hided data against various types of attacks. Experiment was done on real image dataset and compared on various evaluation parameters. Results shows that proposed work has improved the PSNR, MSE, values as compared to other previous approaches.
A Survey on Intrusion Detection System Techniques and Features for Identification
Authors- Ph.D Scholar Raj Kumar Pandey, Dr. Shiv Shakti Shrivastava
Abstract- The intrusion detection systems (IDSs) are essential elements when it comes to the protection of an ICT infrastructure. Intrusion detection systems (IDSs) are widespread systems able to passively or actively control intrusive activities in a defined host and network perimeter. Recently, different IDSs have been proposed by integrating various detection techniques, generic or adapted to a specific domain and to the nature of attacks operating on. In this paper survey was done on the various techniques of intrusion detection system where some of supervised and unsupervised intrusion detection techniques are discussed. Here methodology of various researchers is explained with their steps of working. Different types of attacks done by the intruders were also discussed.
A Survey on Techniques and Features of Document Classification
Authors- Ph.D Scholar Vinod Sharma, Dr. Shiv Shakti Shrivastava
Abstract- Traditional information retrieval methods become inadequate for increasing vast amount of data. Without knowing what could be in the documents; it is difficult to formulate effective queries for analyzing and extracting useful information from the data. This survey focused on some of the present strategies used for filtering documents. Starting with different types of text features this paper has discussed about recent developments in the field of classification of text documents. This paper gives a concise study of methods proposed by different researchers. Here various pre-processing steps were also discussed with a comprehensive and comparative understanding of existing literature.
A Survey on Different Techniques of Static and Dynamic Load Balancing
Authors- Ph.D Scholar Vinod Patidar, Dr. Shiv Shakti Shrivastava
Abstract- As cloud computing have number of issues related to security, bandwidth efficiency, large information handling, load balancing, etc. Load balancing implies distribution of the workload to node or servers or assets with the goal that one can accomplish maximum utilization of resources, reduce execution time, increase system throughput and so on. This paper gives a concise study of cloud based service balancing methods proposed by different researchers. Here various features of service are detailed for the load balancing and planning. Different sorts of requirement of load balancing was additionally talked with their significance and limitations. So according to the module as well as steps used in techniques classification of load balancing algorithms are done with a comprehensive and comparative understanding of existing literature.
Soft Fusion Combining For Cooperative Spectrum Sensing Using Artificial Neural Network
Authors- M.Tech Scholar Arun Kumar, Prof. Suresh S Gawande
Abstract- Cognitive radio (CR) technology is an emerging technology that overcomes the scarcity and poor utilization of spectrum resources. Under the constraint of system energy, this paper puts forward a cooperative spectrum sensing algorithm to minimize the sensing.
A Survey on various Features and Techniques of Social Bot Detection
Authors- M.Tech. Scholar Roshani Singh, Prof. Sumit Sharma
Abstract- This paper presents the study of various methods for detection of fake profiles. In this paper a study of various papers is done, and in the reviewed paper we explain the algorithm and methods for detecting fake profiles for security purpose. The main part of this paper covers the security assessment of security on social networking sites. This paper give a brief survey of social bot detection challenges. Here features of fake profiles are collect. Hence paper reveals the potential hazards of malicious social bots, reviews the detection techniques within a methodological categorization and proposes avenues for future research.
Salesforce In The Enterprise The Role Of Oracle Enterprise Linux In High-Volume Deployments
Authors: Farhan Baig
Abstract: Enterprise adoption of Salesforce increasingly demands robust, scalable, and secure infrastructure to support high-volume operations. Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL) provides a stable and optimized platform that meets these requirements, delivering enterprise-grade performance, security, and reliability. This review explores the integration of Salesforce with OEL, highlighting how the operating system facilitates high-performance deployments, supports mission-critical workloads, and enables seamless interaction with databases and middleware.The article examines infrastructure design, installation and configuration best practices, performance optimization, automation, security, and compliance for large-scale Salesforce environments. Key strategies include kernel tuning, resource management, load balancing, containerization, and orchestration using tools such as Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. Automation and configuration management using Ansible, Puppet, and other tools are discussed to ensure consistent deployments, operational efficiency, and minimal downtime. Security considerations, including SELinux, access controls, and compliance with regulatory standards, are analyzed to safeguard sensitive customer data and meet industry mandates. Real-world case studies illustrate the successful deployment of Salesforce on OEL in large enterprises, emphasizing lessons learned, performance metrics, and operational outcomes. Emerging trends such as AI-driven optimization, predictive analytics, cloud-native integrations, and edge computing are explored to provide insights into the future of hybrid Salesforce architectures. By synthesizing technical, operational, and strategic considerations, this review equips IT leaders, architects, and administrators with actionable guidance for deploying and managing high-volume Salesforce workloads effectively on Oracle Enterprise Linux. The findings underscore the advantages of using OEL as a reliable, scalable, and secure foundation for modern enterprise CRM operations.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17149884
The Open-Source Advantage Kickstarting Your Hybrid Cloud With Red Hat And Centos
Authors: Ayaan Sheikh
Abstract: Hybrid cloud adoption has become a strategic imperative for enterprises seeking scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and CentOS, as open-source Linux platforms, play a pivotal role in enabling seamless integration between on-premises infrastructure and public cloud services. RHEL provides enterprise-grade stability, security, and vendor support, while CentOS offers a community-driven, cost-effective alternative with compatibility across RHEL environments. Together, these platforms empower organizations to deploy, manage, and optimize workloads across hybrid IT ecosystems. This review article provides a comprehensive analysis of using RHEL and CentOS for hybrid cloud implementations. It explores infrastructure design, automation and configuration management, security and compliance, containerization, performance optimization, and real-world case studies. Emphasis is placed on leveraging automation tools such as Ansible, Puppet, and OpenShift, along with containerization strategies using Docker, Podman, and Kubernetes, to improve deployment efficiency and operational consistency. Security mechanisms, including SELinux, patch management, and compliance monitoring, are examined to demonstrate how enterprises can maintain robust protections across heterogeneous environments. Emerging trends such as AI-driven automation, predictive analytics, and edge computing are discussed to provide forward-looking perspectives on optimizing hybrid cloud architectures. By synthesizing technical, operational, and strategic considerations, this review equips IT leaders with insights to build resilient, scalable, and secure hybrid cloud environments using open-source Linux platforms. The analysis highlights the advantages of open-source solutions in reducing vendor lock-in, accelerating digital transformation, and enabling agile and cost-effective IT operations.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17149912
A Structured Approach To Integrating Enterprise Master Data Platforms Using API-Driven Architectures And Operational Traceability Models
Authors: Nagender Yamsani
Abstract: Enterprise organizations increasingly rely on centralized master data platforms to ensure consistency, governance, and trust across core business domains. As these platforms expand their reach across enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, and analytics environments, integration complexity emerges as a critical architectural and operational challenge. This study presents a structured approach to integrating enterprise master data platforms using API-driven architectures and operational traceability models. It argues that traditional point to point integrations and tightly coupled data exchanges are insufficient for sustaining scalability, auditability, and controlled change in distributed enterprise landscapes. The proposed approach synthesizes established service-oriented integration principles with API-centric design patterns to enable standardized access, controlled propagation, and managed evolution of master data assets. In parallel, the study introduces operational traceability models that support end to end visibility into master data creation, modification, validation, and downstream consumption. Drawing on architectural analysis and integration practice, the paper outlines how traceability mechanisms such as lineage capture, transaction logging, and reconciliation checkpoints can be embedded within API-driven integration flows to strengthen governance and accountability. The study further examines integration patterns applicable to master data platforms interfacing with transactional systems and analytical environments, highlighting their operational tradeoffs and suitability under different enterprise conditions. By aligning integration architecture with traceability and control objectives, this work contributes a practical and conceptually grounded framework for organizations seeking to institutionalize reliable and governable master data interoperability. The findings offer both architectural guidance for practitioners and a foundation for future research on enterprise data integration and governance design.
A Novel CDL Framework for Trusted Data Transactions in Cloud Environment
Authors: J. Antony John Prabu, Dr. S. Britto Ramesh Kumar
Abstract: Cloud computing is an essential tool in the IT industry that offers a variety of services to both cloud suppliers and customers. The primary concern with cloud computing is security due to the fact that data is kept and managed inside a third-party environment. Cloud computing presents several challenges in managing transactional data inside cloud databases. It is necessary to uphold reliable assurances in order to carry out the transactional data. This study examines the architecture of a proposed cloud data locker in detail. It also depicts the requirements of significant security levels and guarantees the uniformity of data transfers. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of a suggested architecture aimed at enhancing the security and consistency of data transactions in cloud databases.
SD-WAN Technologies: Architectures, Performance Challenges, And Future Directions
Authors: Narendra Reddy Burramukku
Abstract: Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) has emerged as a key technology for addressing the limitations of traditional WAN architectures in modern, cloud-centric enterprise environments. By decoupling the control plane from the data plane and enabling centralized, policy-driven management, SD-WAN provides enhanced flexibility, scalability, and application-aware traffic optimization across heterogeneous transport networks. This paper presents a comprehensive review of SD-WAN technologies, focusing on architectural components, deployment models, performance considerations, monitoring mechanisms, and emerging research trends. The study analyzes core SD-WAN design principles, including centralized and distributed control, orchestration frameworks, edge device functionality, and integration with cloud and hybrid networks. Key performance challenges such as latency, jitter, packet loss, bandwidth optimization, security enforcement, and reliability are critically examined alongside monitoring and analytics approaches, including AI/ML-driven optimization. A comparative analysis of existing SD-WAN solutions highlights strengths, limitations, and practical deployment considerations in enterprise and service provider environments. Furthermore, the paper identifies open research challenges and future directions related to scalability, security, multi-cloud and edge integration, 5G convergence, digital twin–based management, and standardized interoperability frameworks. By synthesizing architectural, operational, and performance perspectives, this review provides a structured reference for researchers and practitioners seeking to design, deploy, and optimize next-generation SD-WAN solutions.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18383868
ML-Driven Fault Detection In Virtualized Environments
Authors: Amit Verma
Abstract: As cloud computing and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) become the backbone of modern digital infrastructure, ensuring the reliability of virtualized environments is paramount. Traditional rule-based fault detection systems often struggle with the dynamic, high-dimensional, and opaque nature of virtual machines (VMs) and containers. This article explores the paradigm shift toward Machine Learning (ML)-driven fault detection, analyzing how supervised, unsupervised, and deep learning models identify anomalies in system logs, performance metrics, and network traffic. We examine the architecture of these systems, the critical role of feature engineering in capturing temporal and structural dependencies, and the transition toward proactive self-healing environments. By reviewing current methodologies and performance benchmarks, this article highlights the trade-offs between detection latency and computational overhead. Finally, we discuss persistent challenges such as data sparsity, model interpretability, and the emerging integration of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Digital Twins in the fault diagnosis lifecycle for 2026 and beyond.
Smart Cloud Migration Strategies Using Machine Learning
Authors: Meera Kulkarni
Abstract: Cloud migration has evolved from a manual, rule-based transition to an intelligent, data-driven evolution. As organizations face the complexities of hybrid and multi-cloud environments, traditional "lift-and-shift" methods often result in unforeseen costs and performance bottlenecks. This review explores the integration of Machine Learning (ML) as a pivotal force in streamlining cloud transitions. By leveraging predictive analytics, pattern recognition, and automated decision-making, ML-driven strategies enable precise workload discovery, cost optimization, and proactive risk mitigation. We examine how algorithms—ranging from supervised learning for resource forecasting to unsupervised clustering for application dependency mapping—can drastically reduce the "cloud sprawl" that plagues modern enterprises. This article synthesizes current methodologies, highlighting the shift from static migration planning to dynamic, self-optimizing cloud ecosystems. Ultimately, the synthesis of ML and cloud strategy ensures that the digital transformation journey is not just a change in infrastructure, but a measurable improvement in operational agility and fiscal responsibility.
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