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  • Analyzing engagement in an on-line session 
    Naik, V.; Kamat, V.V. (Artificial Intelligence in Education, Ed. by: Isotani, S.; Millan, E.; Ogan, A.; Hastings, P.; McLaren, B.; Luckin, R. Lecture Notes in Computer Science. 11626; 2019; 359-364.)
    It is well known that if the learning strategies align with learning outcomes, learner well engaged in the session is likely to make progress in acquiring knowledge. However, it is challenging to ascertain learner's ...
  • Analyzing relation between response time, engagement and performance 
    Naik, V.; Kamat, V.V. (Proc. IEEE 9th International Conference on Technology for Education (T4E). 10-13 Dec 2018. 2018; 110-113.)
    Student that is sufficiently involved in the learning process usually shows higher performance with respect to the objectives set for the process. Of course, this requires alignment of the instructional strategy with the ...
  • Analyzing the effect of green human resource management to attain organizational sustainability 
    Tari, S.D.; Nirmala, R. (International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management. 14(6); 2023; 2095-2119.)
    Practices of green human resource management help organizations and employees meet the fundamental needs of sustainability for social justice, health, and well-being in addition to achieving economic stability and ecological ...
  • Analyzing the gender gap in patents : A lesson from startups 
    Sitaraman, S.; Borde, N.; Hegde-Desai, P. (Prabandhan : Indian Journal of Management. 15(9); 2022; 8-24.)
    A study by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) indicated a disparity in the ratio of men to women IP rights holders. The Indian Patents Act, 1970, vide its amendment in September 2019, allowed women applicants ...
  • Analyzing the impact of demonetization on the Indian stock market: Sectoral evidence using GARCH model 
    Patil, Anoop; Parab, N.; Reddy, Y.V. (Australasian Accounting, Business and Finance Journal. 12(2); 2018; 104-116.)
    On 8th November 2016, the Government of India demonetized its two highest currency notes in the denomination of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000. The purpose of demonetization was to tackle the corruption and black money prevailing ...
  • Analyzing the volatility of NSE returns and model selection: A GARCH-TARCH-EGARCH approach 
    Parab, N.; Reddy, Y.V. (Zantye's International Journal of Commerce and Management. 2(1); 2016; 1-9.)
    The Volatility of stock returns becomes vital to analyze considering the fluctuations occurring in Indian stock market. As market discounts everything, any event, incident or activity happening in Indian Economy gets ...
  • Antecedents and consequences of risk perceptions in lending to micro, small and medium enterprises 
    Talaulikar, H.S.; Hegde-Desai, P. (International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research. 4(6); 2015; 48-55.)
    The Banking Sector has played an important role in the modern economy by providing credit to the weaker segments. One such segment is Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). It has been found in the literature that ...
  • Antecedents of Bank Managers' Risk Perceptions in Lending to MSME 
    Talaulikar, Harsha Swapnil
  • Antecedents of dietary regulation 
    D'souza, K.; Hegde-Desai, P. (Food Culture and Tourism of India, Ed by: Chinmay Pandya. Dep. of Tourism Management, Dev Sanskriti Vishwavidhyalaya, Shantikunj, Haridwar, Uttarakhand. 2020; 13-25.)
    Achieving and maintaining good health is a goal of many individuals. With the recent increase in lifestyle related diseases, the importance of healthy eating in maintaining overall health has assumed great significance. A ...
  • Antecedents of self-regulation with respect to eating behaviour 
    D'Souza, K.; Hegde-Desai, P. (Indian Journal of Management. 6(2); 2018; 10-19.)
    The role of consumption of healthy food in achieving and maintaining good health is widely recognised. A healthy diet helps protect against malnutrition in all its forms, as well as non communicable diseases, including ...
  • Applicability of Black-Scholes and Black's option pricing models in Indian derivatives market 
    Coelho, F.R.; Reddy, Y.V. (IUP Journal of Financial Risk Management. 14(2); 2017; 61-69.)
    Options are the most used financial derivative products. Option pricing is very important in the options market. Black-Scholes (BS) model is one of the most preferred and used models nowadays. In this paper, an attempt is ...
  • Are commodity and stock markets are independent of each other: A Case of India 
    Reddy, Y.V.; Sebastin, A. (Journal of Alternative Investments. 11(3); 2009; 85-99.)
    The temporal relationship between the commodities market and the stock market has a lot of implications for not only the participants of the markets but also for the policy makers, the producers of the commodities, and, ...
  • Are sensex futures riskier than sensex? 
    Poornima, B.G.; Reddy, Y.S.; Reddy, Y.V. (MAIMS Journal of Management. 9(2); 2014; 44-50.)
    In this paper, an attempt has been made to measure the Indian Stock Market risk using BSE Sensex and Index Future. Stock Index futures are the most popular financial derivative instrument which is widely traded on exchanges. ...
  • Art to SMart: An automated BharataNatyam dance choreography 
    Jadhav, S.; Joshi, M.; Pawar, J.D. (Applied Artificial Intelligence. 29(2); 2015; 148-163.)
    The ancient Indian classical dance form BharataNatyam (BN) can stay alive and dynamic by allowing innovative, experimental ideas. These comprise of a sequence of possible and legitimate dance steps, and it is estimated ...
  • Art to SMart: An evolutionary computational model for BharataNatyam choreography 
    Jadhav, S.; Joshi, M.; Pawar, J.D. (Proc. 12 Int. Conf. on Hybrid Intelligent Systems (HIS), 4-7 Dec 2012. 2012; 384-389)
    Dance choreography is an intense, creative and intuitive process. A choreographer has to finalize appropriate dance steps from amongst millions of possibilities. Though it is not impossible, the choreographer being human ...
  • Art to SMart: Automation for BharatNatyam choreography 
    Jadhav, S.; Joshi, M.; Pawar, J.D. (19. Int. Conf. on Management of Data (COMAD). 2013; 131-134.)
    BharataNatyam (BN) is an ancient Indian Classical Dance. The manuscripts namely Natyasastra and Abhinayadarpana are the only source of documentation for this Classical dance form of South India. Although few archives are ...
  • Artificial neural networks : A tool for forecasting stock returns 
    Reddy, Y.V.; Rebello, R. (Pragyaan: Journal of Management. 7(1); 2009; 63-78.)
    This article examines and analyzes the use of neural networks as a forecasting tool. Specifically an artificial neural network's ability, to predict future trend of prices of stocks against actual price, included in the ...
  • Assessing the quality of higher education institutions in India: an alternative framework 
    Mukhopadhyay, P.; Tapaswi, M.P.; Sudarsan, P.K.; Sudarsan, K. (Current Science. 114(6); 2018; 1167-1173.)
    Various stakeholders use the ranking of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) as a measure of quality. This is evident from numerous ranking efforts – both of the government (National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) ...
  • Assessing tourism infrastructure in Goa: A GAP analysis 
    D'Mello, C.; Kamat, K.; Scaglione, M.; Weiermair, K.; Pah, J.G.; Subhash, K.B. (65. AIEST Conf. Adv. in Tourism Research: Perspectives of Actors, Institutions, and Systems. Lijiang, Peoples Republic of China, 24-28 August 2015. (); 2015; -.)
    The aim of this paper is to examine the perceptions of tourists visiting the state of Goa with regard to the importance given to and the satisfaction level with respect to the infrastructure, facilities, services and ...
  • An assessment and effectiveness of corporate governance in selective Indian companies 
    SriRam, P.; Kerkar, P. (Scholars World. 3(1 (spl issue)); 2015; 7-14.)
    This study is carried out to test whether there exists or not a significant relation between the CG scores and the internal and external variables of the companies, selected from the CNX FINANCE Sector Index on NSE. It ...

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