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Developing An Interactive Web-Based Time Series Forecasting System With Deep Learning And LSTM For Student Enrollment Using Dash
No full textForecasting methods are one of the most promising areas in the data analytics landscape. In this paper we demonstrate the added value of using the LSTM model to forecast the enrollment process in higher education context. We also proposed web-based systems that give the top university manager the ability to make correct decisions.The system that we develop offers a dashboard to improve strategic decisions for the university to allow managers to make decisions for expansion to new sites or to create new courses
The Impact Of Intangible Resources’ And Dynamic Capability’s Factors On Business Performance In The Mediation Of Innovation Capability: A Case Study Of Tourism Companies In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
No full textPurpose: This study investigates the impact of intangible resource’s and dynamic capability’s factors on business performance in the mediation of innovation capability in tourism companies in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Design/Methodology/Approach: Impact of intangible resource’s and dynamic capability’s factors on business performance in the mediation of innovation capability was confirmed by 535 managers who operated directly tourism companies applying the CB-SEM estimation method.
Findings: The results shows that both intangible resource’s factors and dynamic capability’s factors have impacted on business performance via the mediation of innovation capability.
Conclusion: Business performance and innovation capability are directly impacted by both intangible resource’s factors and dynamic capability’s factors. Besides there also confirmed the mediating role of innovation capablity towards the relationship between intangible resource’s factors and dynamic capability’s factors and business performance.
Practical Implications: The study’s investigation has implications for both managers when build performance oriented strategics for their company.
Limitations: this study has been examined in Ho Chi Minh City – Vietnam; there, there could impact the generalization in research scope.
Contribution to literature: This study focuses to examine the impact of the second-order scale of intangible resource and dynamics capability on business performance in the mediation of innovation capability that previous studies haven’t still referred yet.
JEL Classification Code: L74, M11, M51, O31, P2
Bipolar Affective Disorder In 10year Old Boy: A Case Report On Mania
No full textBipolar disorder in children often goes unrecognized due to various factors such as lack of awareness, diagnostic confusion, and unique clinical presentations. This case report details the clinical course of Mr. X, a 10-year-old male diagnosed with bipolar mania. The symptoms, treatment with olanzapine and valproate, prognosis upon discharge, and follow-up are discussed.Differential diagnoses of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, conduct disorder and dissociative disorder were considered but eliminated
The Influence of Demographic Variables in Virtual Team Effectiveness
No full textAkshata Bilagi (2023)[1] mentioned that the COVID-19 outbreak and the regulations against social distance have caused many firms to convert to a virtual workplace. As more companies use remote teams, it\u27s critical to first understand the particular needs and characteristics of virtual teams. Through the analysis of various peer-reviewed articles and other texts, this study highlights building trust, effective communication, and performance management as the main areas of attention in order to ensure the efficacy of virtual teams. The global software development industry has taken the lead in implementing cutting-edge setups and strategies for remote teamwork in the digital age employing information and communication technologies. The interaction between crises and technological breakthroughs has changed how people work. During the so-called oil crisis of the 1970s, the phrase "teleworking" was originally used to refer to using remote computer technology to access office equipment and avoid driving around in traditional automobiles. Later, with advancements in communications and the widespread adoption of the Internet, the first virtual work teams were adopted in software development organizations from the beginning of the 1990s. Some of the essential characteristics needed to function in this way were already present in these organizations, including clearly defined tasks, cultural variety, and geographical distribution of members, task interdependence, communication, leadership, empowerment, cohesion, confidence, and vitality.
[1] Bilagi, A. (2023). A thematic analysis on a study on effectively managing virtual teams created due to covid-19 pandemic. IJARIIE, 9(3), 3285 - 3295
A Survey Of Costume Apparatus And Character Exploration Of Lion Dance In Bangkok
No full textThis paper employs an ethnographic fieldwork approach to conduct descriptive textual work on the costume apparatus of the Bangkok lion dance. Taking the theory of visual culture research in performing arts studies as the basic interpretive framework, it investigates and collects the visual culture, images, symbols and visual expressions of the costume apparatus of the Bangkok Lion Dance, and analyses the social identity and role expression of the costume apparatus of the Bangkok Lion Dance, so as to gain a deeper understanding of the various types of elements in the Lion Dance performances and their unique characteristics of artistic expression
Women Higher Education: Impact on Socio-Economic Development in Cuddalore District, Tamil Nadu
No full text Higher Education is one of the most important means of empowering women with the knowledge skills and self-confidence necessary to participate fully in the development process. Higher educational provide opportunities to women to fulfill their Needs. These needs comprise both essential learning tools and basic learning content such as knowledge, skills values and attitudes required by human being to be survive, to develop their full capacities, to live and work in dignity, to participate fully in development, to improve the quality of their lives, to make informed decision making and to continue learning. While higher education systems and higher education financing models in different countries vary with the size, strength and diversification of higher education institutions, they all face a serious financial crisis of public finances that can be used for higher education. The aim of this research is to explore the impact of female higher education on Cuddalore\u27s socio economic development, its emergence as a powerful force for social change, and its impact on society
A Bibliometric Analysis On Anti Consumption Appeals As A Marketing Strategy: Corporate Social Responsibility And Consumer Skepticism
No full textThe concept of "Corporate Social Responsibility" (CSR) refers to the belief that companies should have responsibilities to society in addition to their present financial obligations, such as paying taxes. No matter how much this mindset, which eventually turned into a broad demand, grew, there was still no clarity on what CSR actually meant in its purest form. Customers have to believe that the company\u27s CSR program will be successful in resolving the problem in order for the brand to succeed. As a consequence of this, the first and second components of consumer skepticism are comprised of the consumers\u27 judgments of the problem\u27s severity and the message\u27s efficacy, respectively. The (perceived) reason why a company participates in a CSR activity is another factor that might affect how customers respond to such participation. Customers may attribute a company\u27s motivations to either intrinsic (such as sincere environmental concerns) or extrinsic (such as strategically maximizing profits) causes. This may result in either positive or negative consumer reactions, such as customers\u27 company evaluations, support for the initiative, and product purchase intentions. Customers may also attribute a company\u27s motivations to both intrinsic and extrinsic causes. When corporate social responsibility (CSR) is driven by egoistic and stakeholder-driven (extrinsic) motivations, consumers are dubious of it. This research outlines the key categories that were used to classify the various pieces of writing. People who are interested in this field of study would benefit from having knowledge of this content since it would make it easier for them to seek insight into particular categories. In addition, it is possible to get knowledge regarding the most prestigious journals in the sector that are devoted to CSR research and their links to marketing-related activities that discourage use of products. 
Physiological Effects Of Yoga
No full textYoga is the science of right living and can be incorporated into daily life. It works on all aspects such as physical, vital, mental, emotional, psychic, and spiritual. The word Yoga is derived from the Sanskrit word “yuj”, which means “to join” or “to unite” (i.e., union of the individual consciousness with the universal consciousness.). It consists of shatkarma, asana, pranayama, mudra, bandha, meditation, etc., (Saraswati, 2008) Yoga is an ancient Indian science which is known to improve health and wellbeing. Although currently Yoga is being practiced for the promotion of heath and prevention of various diseases by the people, the information deals with its origin, evolution, philosophy/concepts, and types/techniques are lacking. Previous reviews deal mainly with Yoga and its effects separately. Hence, this particular review provides a summary of the information related to history, philosophy/concepts, types/techniques, and physiological/therapeutic effects in various systems of the body with possible side effects of Yoga based on the available traditional and scientific literatur
Studies On Cocrystallization Of Pitavastatin: Solid State Characterization
No full textThe poor solubility and dissolution rate is major constrain in oral delivery of most of drugs. The most of drug synthesized nowadays are BCS class II and IV drugs. Many scientific investigators have utilized various approaches for dissolution rate enhancement of drug. The formulation of cocrystals is recently explored way for solubility enhancement of drug. Pitavstatin is HMG CoA reductase inhibitor used in management of increased cholesterol level. The poor solubility is major limitation associated with oral delivery of pitavastatin. Thus, present study has planned to formulate pitavastatin cocrystals.
The cocrystals of pitavastatin were prepared using various coformer by solvent evaporation method. The formulated cocrystals showed enhanced saturation solubility than pure drug and more drug release than pure drug. Thus, cocrystals could be promising alternative for delivery of drug
Status and Challenges of Inclusive Education in India: A Comprehensive Analysis
No full textThis thorough analysis provides a nuanced view of India\u27s progress towards educational inclusion by examining the state and difficulties of inclusive education in the country. The report recognizes the government\u27s initiatives and the increasing dedication to diversity in the educational system, and it highlights the progress made in the direction of inclusivity. Nonetheless, enduring obstacles impede the complete achievement of inclusive education, such as deficient infrastructure, a scarcity of qualified teachers, and cultural beliefs that sustain marginalization.
The analysis highlights the significance of cooperative efforts across governmental entities, academic institutions, and communities while identifying important areas for improvement. It promotes more financing for infrastructure improvements, the establishment of comprehensive programs for teacher preparation, and the necessity of changing public attitudes to foster an inclusive culture. Notwithstanding the challenges, the report is hopeful.
The report is upbeat about India\u27s path towards inclusive education in spite of the obstacles, acknowledging the possibility of revolutionary change through policy improvement and community involvement. It calls on all parties involved to confront obstacles and cooperate in creating an educational framework that genuinely meets the various learning requirements of all Indian students