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<title>Speechpal: Intergrating Automatic Speech Recognition and Large Language Models for Enhancing Expressive Communication in Aphasic Individuals.</title>
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<description>Speechpal: Intergrating Automatic Speech Recognition and Large Language Models for Enhancing Expressive Communication in Aphasic Individuals.
Gunathilaka, Pahan
"This study introduces “SpeechPAL”, a speech recognition and prediction system designed for individuals with expressive language disorders. Throughout the project, the author has used Broca’s aphasia as an example of expressive language disorder, a disorder resulting from a neurological condition. The author utilizes Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) and Large Language Models (LLMs) to develop the system and it serves as a tool for enhancing expressive verbal communication.&#13;
In addition, during the testing and evaluation phases, the whisper model was assessed using the aphasia bank dataset and benchmarked. The chosen LLM could achieve a perplexity of 1.90, indicating the effectiveness of the model in predicting speech within the context of aphasia.&#13;
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<dc:date>2023-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Job Recommendation System Using Sentiment Analysis &amp; Preference Adjustment</title>
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<description>Job Recommendation System Using Sentiment Analysis &amp; Preference Adjustment
Chandrasekaran, Rathushan
"The research suggests a content-based job recommendation system to solve this issue by&#13;
 calculating the employer's sentiment score using sentiment analysis methods. The sentiment&#13;
 score is determined using reviews and ratings submitted by the employer company's current&#13;
 and former employees. The suggested system makes use of NLP techniques like data&#13;
 preprocessing, Vader Lexicon Score calculation, word-based sentiment analysis, and a Support&#13;
 Vector Machine Classifier model. The model was chosen from a pool of artificial intelligence&#13;
 algorithms trained on the English Google News 7B corpus. In order to rank job&#13;
 recommendations, the sentiment score is then combined with the similarity matrix and pairwise&#13;
 distance to calculate a weighted ensemble score.&#13;
 Based on user evaluations and the evaluation matrix for the developed algorithms, the&#13;
 prototype of the proposed system produces usable results. This research has successfully&#13;
 implemented a novel approach that integrates sentiment analysis to check employer credibility&#13;
 in job recommendation systems. The proposed system offers useful information that helps job&#13;
 seekers choose their careers wisely."
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<dc:date>2023-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Detection and Quantification of Potato Late Blight Using Object Detection and Instance Segmentation</title>
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<description>Detection and Quantification of Potato Late Blight Using Object Detection and Instance Segmentation
Vidanagamage, Janith
"The detection of Potato late blight (PLB) disease is a challenging task for farmers, who currently&#13;
 rely on traditional methods such as visual observation that are usually slow and subject to human&#13;
 error. This has led to the quick spread of the disease and significant yield loss. Adding on to that,&#13;
 due to wrong judgments made by farmers, fungicide wastage has also been increased which has&#13;
 led to an increase in expenses over the years. Further investigations found that plant pathologists&#13;
 in the country face another serious problem when quantifying the PLB disease. Even though a&#13;
 protocol exists to quantify the disease, due to the variations in individual experience in the field,&#13;
 the quantification of the disease will differ from one pathologist to another. A faster, more accurate&#13;
 solution is needed to help both farmers and pathologists to detect and quantify PLB disease early&#13;
 so that it will be possible to control its spread and reduce yield loss.&#13;
 A novel approach has been suggested in this study to build a solution for the above problem. This&#13;
 approach employs object detection and instance segmentation techniques to identify and quantify&#13;
 the disease. This will be solved in two stages. Stage one will use a deep learning model based on&#13;
 the Mask R-CNN architecture to extract leaf instances from an input image which also includes&#13;
 complex backgrounds such as soil, weed plants. For the second stage, another similar model based&#13;
 on the same architecture will be built to segment the healthy and diseased regions from the&#13;
 extracted leaf instances. Afterwards a calculation will be made based on the total heathy and&#13;
 unhealthy area of the identified leaves to quantify the disease.&#13;
 In the first stage, the novel model was trained on a dataset using different types of augmentation&#13;
 techniques, achieving a mean average precision (mAP) of 75%. In the second stage, a model was&#13;
 trained using masks obtained from the stage 1 model, yielding a mAP of 81%. The severity&#13;
 calculation was made based on the pixel area of both healthy and unhealthy areas of the leaf&#13;
 instance. The study found a higher correlation between the manual severity values and the value&#13;
 generated by the proposed model. The results demonstrate the potential of the proposed model in&#13;
 accurately detecting and assessing the severity of plant diseases, with implications for precision&#13;
 agriculture and sustainable farming practices."
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<dc:date>2023-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Tamil Aspect Base Sentiment Analysis for Movie Recommendation System</title>
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<description>Tamil Aspect Base Sentiment Analysis for Movie Recommendation System
Sriranjan, Abilash
"This research will be based on extracting the characteristics from the tamil reviews/texts &#13;
 provided for a product/service by the existing users to be used to find sentiment score for the &#13;
 feature or attribute extracted and recommending the user by providing a straightforward idea on &#13;
 what aspects of the service/product are preferred by the user.&#13;
 There are various Recommendation systems available in the market. Some of them have used &#13;
 tamil dataset for their recommendation system. Through this research recommendation accuracy &#13;
 for recommendation systems which use tamil data sets can be increased. Extracting the feature &#13;
 from the tamil review and giving polarities for the whole product / service as well as for the &#13;
 extracted feature would give the user a clear vision about the product/ service and accuracy of &#13;
 recommendation for the product or a service will also be increased."
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