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Abstract: Image segmentation is the process of partitioning a digital image into multiple segments. The purpose of image segmentation is to partition an image into meaningful regions with respect to a particular application. The image segmentation is used for various applications such as medical images, satellite images, content based image retrieval, machine vision, recognition tasks and video surveillance etc. Many methods such as compression based methods, thresholding, and clustering has been proposed in literature for segmentations. The clustering methods can be divided into two parts, namely supervised and unsupervised. Supervised clustering involves predefining the cluster size for segmenting whereas unsupervised image segmentation segments by its own cluster values. The spine segmentation method validates cluster extraction and subsequently vertebral image is obtained. The previous methods for segmenting images in the medical field are taking more time and less accuracy of vertebral outputs. In order to overcome the disadvantages a new methodologies proposed. In this proposed work three methods have been implemented, namely lumbar spine image Segmentation using linked outlyingness tree. Supervised image segmentation using LOT, Unsupervised. Comparing each other Lumbar spine image segmentation provides the best solution for medical images. The performance results also proved that the proposed system has better performance over other existing algorithms.

Index Terms: Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI), Linked Outlyingness Tree (LOT), Robust Outlyingness Ratio (ROR).

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Abstract: The information security research that has been the subject of much attention in recent years is that intrusion detection systems.   Intrusion-detection systems (IDS) intend at detecting attacks against computer systems and networks or, in general, against information systems. In fact, it is difficult to provide efficient IDS and to maintain them in such a secure state during their lifetime and utilization. Intrusion–detection systems have the task of detection of any insecure states. Machine learning in data mining field plays an essential role in the Network Intrusion Detection research area. Although there are several technological advancements in field of IDS still there are challenges. IDS are intended at detecting attacks against computer systems and networks or, in general, against information systems. The problem of developing an ability to detect novel attacks or unknown attacks based on audit data in IDS is still on verge. Also, the classification accuracy is one such inadequacy, the Weka tool is tested for the few machine learning techniques in this work. This paper presents comparison of K-NN, Decision tree, Naïve Bayes based classifiers using Weka tool, for IDS. This paper will provide an insight for the future research. The KDD CUP'99 data set is employed for experiment, result analysis and evaluation. The methods tested based on Detection rate and False Alarm rate.

Keywords: Classification, Data Mining, Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Machine Learning techniques, Weka, KDD CUP’99 dataset.

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Keywords: importance, platform, Network, developed, transformative power, Dalits.

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Abstract: Every day, a massive amount of information is stored, processed, and transmitted digitally. The primary goal of image compression is to minimize the number of bits required to represent the original images by reducing the redundancy in images, while still meeting the User defined quality requirements. Uncompressed images normally require a large amount of storage capacity and transmission bandwidth. In this paper we proposed a hybrid image compression technique for the image which is better in the terms of result by measuring performance evaluation parameters to increase the value of PSNR; our empirical results study shows that hybrid methods are better than existing techniques.

Keywords: Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT), discrete Cosign Transform (DCT), PSNR, RGB, HVS, Image Compression.

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Abstract: The amount of municipal solid waste (MSW) has been increasing steadily over the last decade by reason of population growth and waste generation rate. The management of municipal solid waste collection and transportation is a challenge. Efforts should be made to provide these systems with the best methods to improve their overall efficiency, thus to reduce fuel consumption, pollutant emissions and costs. In this paper, a model for optimizing municipal solid waste collection and also pollutant emissions will be proposed. Firstly, the optimization plan is developed in a static context, and then it is integrated into a dynamic context using multi-agent based modelling and simulation. A case study related to Hagiang City, Vietnam, is presented to show the efficiency of the proposed model. From the optimized results, it has been found that the cost of MSW collection and the pollutant emissions (CO2, CO, NOx, PM, HC) are respectively reduced by 15.8 % and 16 %.

Keywords: Municipal Solid Waste Management, Route Optimization, Environmental Modelling, Dynamic Modelling, Agent-based Model Equation-Based Model, Vehicle Routing Model.

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