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  • EduPaL: Enabling blended learning in resource constrained environments 
    Chetlur, M.; Tamhane, A.; Reddy, V.K.; Sengupta, B.; Jain, M.; Sukjunnimit, P.; Wagh, R.S. (Proc. 5. ACM Symposium on Computing for Development, San Jose, California, USA. ACM. 2014; 73-82.)
    In developing regions, intermittent internet and high infrastructure costs are making it difficult to transit from assembly-line models of education delivery to effective technology enabled blended learning. This motivates ...
  • An effcient database design for IndoWordNet development using hybrid approach 
    Prabhu, V.; Desai, S.; Redkar, H.H.; Prabhugaonkar, N.R.; Nagvenkar, A.; Karmali, R. (24. Int. Conf. Computational Linguistics, IIT Bombay, India. 2012;)
    WordNet is a crucial resource that aids in Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks such as Machine Translation, Information Retrieval, Word Sense Disambiguation, Multilingual Dictionary creation, etc. The IndoWordNet is a ...
  • Effective use of rubrics in computer assisted subjective answer-script evaluation 
    Gauns-Dessai, K.G.; Kamat, V.V.; Wagh, R.S. (IEEE 6. Int. Conf. Technology for Education (T4E). 2014; 95-98.)
    Evaluation of student examination answer-scripts and result compilation are two laborious but crucial post examination tasks. In the manual process of evaluation and result compilation, errors in marking, tabulation, ...
  • The efficacy of homogeneous groups in enhancing individual learning 
    Pinto, Y. (Journal of Education and Practice. 3(3); 2012; 25-38.)
    One possible enhancement to improving both the teaching and the learning process is an appropriate design of a learning environment. Collaborative learning, if appropriately used, has been one such tool that has been known ...
  • Efficient clustering of databases induced by local patterns 
    Adhikari, A.; Rao, P.R. (Decision Support Systems. 44(4); 2008; 925-943.)
    Many large organizations have multiple large databases as they transact from multiple branches. Most of the previous pieces of work are based on a single database. Thus, it is necessary to study data mining on multiple ...
  • An Efficient Incremental Algorithm to Mine Closed Frequent Itemsets over Data Streams 
    Naik, S.B.; Pawar, J.D. (19. Int. Conf. on Management of Data (COMAD). 2013; 117-120.)
    The purpose of this work is to mine closed frequent itemsets from transactional data streams using a sliding window model. An efficient algorithm IMCFI is proposed for <u>I</u>ncremental <u>M</u>ining of <u>C</u>losed ...
  • Efficient LCSS distance measure for searching of similar time series trajectories 
    Gawde, G.S.; Pawar, J.D. (International Journal of Science Technology & Engineering. 3(9); 2017; 94-100.)
    Many researchers have been attracted towards searching of similar moving objects trajectories due to its wide range of real time applications. Searching of similar trajectories of moving objects helps data mining users to ...
  • Elitist-multi-objective differential evolution for multiple question paper generation 
    Paul, D.V.; Pawar, J.D. (International Journal of Web Applications. 6(2); 2014; 43-56.)
    Student evaluation is an essential part of education and is done through the system of examinations. Examinations generally use question papers as an important component to determine the quality of the students. Examination ...
  • Empirical analysis of oral and nasal vowels of Konkani 
    Fadte, S.S.; Vaz-Fernandes, E.; Ojha, A.K.; Karmali, R.; Pawar, J.D. (10th Language & Technology Conference: Human Language Technologies as a Challenge for Computer Science and Linguistics-2023. 2023; 62-67.)
    Konkani is a highly nasalised language which makes it unique among Indo-Aryan languages. This work investigates the acoustic-phonetic properties of Konkani oral and nasal vowels. For this study, speech samples from six ...
  • Enhanced minimum description length preprocessing of time series trajectories 
    Gawde, G.; Pawar, J.D. (International Conference on Innovations in Information, Embedded and Communication Systems (ICIIECS), 17-18 March 2017. 2017; 5pp.)
    Mining of moving objects trajectories is becoming more and more popular due to its wide range of real time applications. Discovering knowledge from the time series trajectories is challenging and there is needs to improve ...
  • Enhancing quality of knowledge synthesized from multi-database mining 
    Adhikari, A.; Rao, P.R. (Pattern Recognition Letters. 28(16); 2007; 2312-2324.)
    Multi-database mining using local pattern analysis could be considered as an approximate method of mining multiple large databases. Thus, it might be required to enhance the quality of knowledge synthesized from multiple ...
  • EpiStrat: A tool for comparing strategies for tackling urban epidemic outbreaks 
    Arsekar, R.; Mandarapu, D.K.; Rao, M.V.P. (International Conference on Smart Health (Lecture Notes in Computer Science). 10347; 2017; 256-267.)
    Management and mitigation of epidemic outbreaks is a major challenge for health-care authorities and governments in general. In this paper, we first give a formal definition of a strategy for dealing with epidemics, ...
  • Errors of supervised classification Techniques on real world problems 
    Kumar, J.A.; Rao, P.R. (Journal of Global Research in Computer Science. 1; 2010; 1-6.)
    In supervised learning, classifiers are trained with data consisting class labels to solve real-world classification problems. Decision trees, random forest, naïve Bayes, Bayesian networks, K- Nearest neighbourhood logistic ...
  • An evolutionary approach for question selection from a question bank: A case study 
    Paul, D.V.; Naik, S.B.; Pawar, J.D. (International Journal of ICT Research and Development in Africa. 4(1); 2014; 61-75.)
    The success of any educational program depends on its evaluation system. Examinations are a part of learning process which acts as an element in evaluation. For the smooth conduct of examinations of various universities ...
  • An evolutionary approach for the multi-constraint question selection problem 
    Paul, D.V.; Naik, S.B.; Pawar, J.D. (Nat. Conf. on e-Learning and e-Learning Technologies. ELELTECH INDIA-2013. 2013; 47-53.)
    Question selection plays a key role in question paper generation systems. Also it is the most significant and time consuming activity. The question selection is handled in traditional question paper generation systems by ...
  • An evolutionary programming technique using motion features for animating articulated figures 
    Kamat, V.V.; Jain, A.; Mudur, S.P. (Computer Science and Informatics. 26(4); 1996; 1-13.)
    The primary purpose of a computer animation system is to provide assistance to the human animator in synthesizing the movement of the animated character such that the resulting motion appears physically correct and natural. ...
  • Experiences in building the Konkani WordNet using the expansion approach 
    Walawalikar, S.; Desai, S.; Karmali, R.; Naik, S.; Ghanekar D.; D'Souza, C.; Pawar, J.D. (3. Int. Global WordNet Conf. (IIT, Bombay). 2010.)
    WordNet can be described as an electronic lexical database available on-line as a powerful resource to the researchers in the area of computational linguistics, text processing and many other related areas. Currently, the ...
  • Extraction of code-mixed aspect topics in semantic representation 
    Asnani, K.; Pawar, J.D. (Computacion y Sistemas. 22(1); 2018; 55-63.)
    With recent advancements and popularity of social networking forums, millions of people virtually connected to the World Wide Web, commonly communicate in multiple languages. This has led to the generation of large volumes ...
  • Extractive based email summarization: An unsupervised hybrid approach using graph based sentence ranking and K-means clustering algorithm 
    Shivolkar, M.; Pawar, J.D.; Baskar, S. (Proc. 3. Workshop on Indian Language Data: Resources and Evaluation (WILDRE3), Portoroz, Slovenia. 24 May 2016. 2016; 49-54.)
    Over the years, Automatic Text Summarization is widely studied by many researchers. Here, an attempt is made to generate an automatic summary of a given text document based on an unsupervised hybrid model. The model comprises ...
  • Fair and non-repudiable protocol for exchange of e-examination question paper and answer-scripts 
    Gauns-Dessai, K.G.; Kamat, V.V. (IEEE 6. Int. Conf. Technology for Education (T4E). 2014; 120-121.)
    Examination system is the pivotal point around which the whole system of education is based. Examination system comprises of number of laborious and error prone tasks, needing immense resources and time. Numerous electronic ...

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