Development of psychology

In this piece I will explain the development of psychology since the 19th century and the main schools of thought that have contributed to it. The science of psychology was developed from other common areas of study such as philosophy; as deliberated by the Ancient Greeks, Biology; where evolution and physiology were examined and Physics … Read more

Nationlism in India

€˜Nationalism€™ in India, a country of extremely diversified cultures and religions and is a witness of a long history, it remains hardly an uncomplicated term. After the awful partition of India in 1947, the communal rights in different parts of the country have become a common sight to witness. Even in the 21st century, when … Read more

Data mining

Data Mining refers to the nontrivial extraction of implicit, previously unknown and potentially useful information from data in databases. The kinds of patterns that can be discovered depend upon the data mining tasks employed. By and large, there are two types of data mining tasks: descriptive data mining tasks that describe the general properties of … Read more

FERS – imitate the human visual system

CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE SURVEY 2.1 Literature Review In the literature, there are many methods for the holistic class, such as, Eigenfaces and Fisherfaces, which are built on Principal Component Analysis (PCA); the more recent 2D PCA, and Linear Discriminant Analysis are also examples of holistic methods. Although these methods have been studied widely, local descriptors … Read more

Facial recognition

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Facial Recognition: This system is a computer application for verifying or identifying a person from a digital image or a video frame from a video source, One of the ways to do this is by comparing selected facial features from the image or a facial database. Facial recognition is typically used … Read more

Loop-free Alternates

The principles of Loop-free Alternates (LFA) are similar to that of ECMP, but LFA covers more cases. The primary path is always the shortest one, and all other paths along which the next-hop is closer to the destination than the sender are potential secondary paths. There is no global signaling, failures are not advertised throughout … Read more

The GridSim toolkit

The GridSim toolkit provides a comprehensive facility for simulation of different classes of, applications, heterogeneous resources resource brokers, users, and schedulers. Use to simulate application schedulers for single or multiple administrative domains distributed computing systems such as clusters and grids. Application schedulers, perform resource discovery, called resource brokers, selection, and aggregation of a diverse set … Read more

Multiple Routing Configurations

Average coverage on common networks (that is strongly dependent on the topology) shows variations from 60 to 90%. Indeed, when a link or a node fails, only the neighbors of the failure are initially aware that the failure has occurred and only neighboring node to the failure repair the failure. These repairing routers have to … Read more

Load Balancing Algorithms

• Two Phase Load Balancing Algorithm: The two phase scheduling algorithm combines Opportunistic Load Balancing and Min-Min scheduling algorithms to utilize better executing efficiency and maintain the load balancing of the system. Opportunistic scheduling algorithm keeps every node in working state to achieve the goal of load balance and Min Min scheduling algorithm is utilized … Read more

METHODOLOGY & IMPLEMENTATION – Enhanced Multiple Routing Configurations (EMRC)

3.1 Introduction Enhanced Multiple Routing Configurations (EMRC) is designed to support multiple failures by utilizing time slot mechanism and less number of backup configurations. EMRC is a threefold approach. First, create a set of backup configurations, such that every network component is excluded from packet forwarding in one configuration. Secondly, each configuration, a routing algorithm … Read more

Congestion in a network – proposal

CHAPTER-1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION Presently the Internet accommodates simultaneous audio, video, and data traffic. This requires the Internet to guarantee the packet loss which at its turn depends very much on congestion control. A series of protocols have been introduced to supplement the insufficient TCP mechanism controlling the network congestion. Core Stateless Fair Queuing (CSFQ) was … Read more

Dynamic scheduling algorithm for heterogeneous computers

This study developed a dynamic scheduling algorithm for heterogeneous computers that schedules application based on a historical database of runtime values. It can be noted that by storing and using the historical information, a scheduler can determine how to assign applications to heterogeneous processors that utilize all devices available and allow for a greater computational … Read more

Data Preprocessing

In the process of rough set data analysis, attributes can be reduced, which implies that some redundant attributes that do not play any role in distinguishing an object from the others, can be eliminated without any information loss. And the final result to which rough set approaches direct is the production rule that is capable … Read more

CONVENTIONAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND RESETTLEMENT – VALUE

The term value has two different meanings and sometimes expresses the utility of some particular objects, and sometimes the power of purchasing other goods which the possession of that object conveys. Economists relate it to utility but this is not of any practical use when determining actual values in the market (Isaac, 2002:5). Thus the … Read more