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Abstract :Smoking is a major cause of various types of cancer,including lung, oral, throat, bladder, kidney, pancreas, andstomach cancer,this smoking-related disease mainly affects the lungs’alveoli, or air sacs, and airways. The toxic compoundsin tobacco smoke affect the respiratory system and causedamage to the airways, leading to a narrowing of theair passages and mucus production. As a result, thelungs become less efficient at transferring oxygen intothe bloodstream, making breathing more difficult. Inadvanced stages, COPD can also affect the heart, leadingto......
Keywords: Cancer, toxic, lung, respiratory, oxygen, bloodstream.
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Fuzzy Majority Domination Number of Fuzzy Trees and Fuzzy Complements |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | A Gracybaby || T Jeyaraj |
| : | 10.9790/5728-2205010712 ![]() |
Abstract : The concept of majority domination plays an important role in everyday life. Fundamental concepts and theoretical results related to majority dominating sets have been studied in fuzzy graphs. This research paper extends these ideas by finding fuzzy Majority Domination Number for fuzzy trees and complement of fuzzy graphs.
Keywords: Fuzzy Tree; Complement; Fuzzy Majority Domination Number; Effective Edges; Total Effective Neighborhood Degree.
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Abstract : Background The lack of suitable methods for analyzing dependent samples with unequal replications per block can result in biased estimates of treatment effects, incorrect inference about population parameters, reduced statistical power and poor decision.....
Keywords: analysis of variance, chi-square test, patients, scores, treatment
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al.(2020), Budagovsky, Geneva, Pillnitz, and Malling apple rootstocks affect ‘Honeycrisp’ performance over eight years in the 2010
NC-140 ‘Honeycrisp’ apple rootstock trial. J. Am. Pomol. Soc. 74, pp. 182–195.
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D.(2020), Budagovsky, Geneva„ Pillnitz, and Malling apple rootstocks affect ‘Fuji’ performance over eight years in the 2010 NC-
140 ‘Fuji’ apple rootstock trial. J. Am. Pomol. Soc. 74, pp.196–209.
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D.R.(2023), Performance of ‘Fuji’ apple trees on several size-controlling rootstocks in the 2014 NC-140 rootstock trial after eight
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Abstract : Behaviour of investor plays an important role in shaping portfolio management strategies and investment selections. This study identifies distinct investor clusters based on their behavioural preferences and demographic characteristics. Comprehensive online survey was used to gather empirical data of 325 individual investors across the diverse demographic background. The collected responses were passed through K-means clustering for the segmentation of investors into distinct behavioural personas. Investors were classified according to their risk.....
Keywords: K-means clustering, Investors segmentation, Investor preferences, Behavioural profiling
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Generalized Siamese Primes And The Goldbach Conjecture |
| Country | : | USA |
| Authors | : | M.Lewinter || E.Lin |
| : | 10.9790/5728-2205013536 ![]() |
Abstract : The odd primes, p and q, are called Siamese primes, [1], if there exists a natural number, n, such that p = n2 – 2 and q = n2 + 2. The odd primes, p and q, are....
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Abstract : Tuberculosis (also known as TB) and coronavirus (also known as COVID-19) are both contagious diseases that continue to harm millions of individuals all over the world each year. However, their incubation periods are quite different, despite the fact that they share symptoms such as coughing, fever and difficultbreathing. Using a set of nonlinear ordinary....
KEYWORDS-Basic reproduction number, effective contact rate, vaccination rate, recovery rate.
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Abstract : Continuous cardiac monitoring generates large volumes of electrocardiogram (ECG) and related physiological time-series data that provide opportunities for the early detection of anomaly cardiac patterns. However, the temporal dependence, delayed physiological responses, multivariate interactions, non-stationarity, and nonlinear characteristics of cardiac signals present challenges for conventional statistical and anomaly-detection methods. This study developed a Hybrid Lagged Regression Model (HLRM) for modeling continuous cardiac time-series data and detecting...
KEYWORDS-Cardiac anomaly detection, Electrocardiogram (ECG), Hybrid Lagged Regression Model, Regularization, Time-series analysis.
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| Title | : | The Singleton-Triple Swap Graph: Symmetry and Spectrum |
| Country | : | Mexico |
| Authors | : | Luis Alfredo Dupont García || Evodio Muñoz Aguirre |
| : | 10.9790/5728-2205015969 ![]() |
Abstract : We study the singleton-triple swap graph ST10, whose vertices are the partitions of a ten-element set of type (3,3,3,1), with two vertices adjacent when the singleton is exchanged with one element of a triple block. The graph has 2800 vertices, is 9-regular, and is a 280-fold covering of K10. Its natural transitive S10-action has rank 16. We...
KEYWORDS-set partitions; orbital graph; graph covering; integral graph; distance graph; automorphism group; uniform partitions; symmetric group
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Abstract : Tuberculosis (also known as TB) and coronavirus (also known as COVID-19) are both contagious diseases that continue to harm millions of individuals all over the world each year. However, their incubation periods are quite different, despite the fact that they share symptoms such as coughing, fever and difficultbreathing. Using a set of nonlinear ordinary....
KEYWORDS-Basic reproduction number, effective contact rate, vaccination rate, recovery rate.
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