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  • Multi-spectral imaging for robust ocular biometrics 
    Vetrekar, N.T.; Raja, K.B.; Ramachandra, R.; Gad, R.S.; Busch, C. (Proc. Int. Conf. on Biometrics, ICB-2018. 2018; 195-201.)
    Recent development of sensors has allowed to explore the possibility of biometric authentication beyond visible spectrum.Particularly, multi-spectral imaging has shown a great potential in biometrics to work robustly under ...
  • Robust gender classification using extended multi-spectral imaging by exploring the spectral angle mapper 
    Vetrekar, N.; Raghavendra, R.; Raja, K.B.; Gad, R.S.; Busch, C. (Int. Conf. on Identity, Security and Behavior Analysis (ISBA), Jan 2018, Singapore. 2018; 8pp.)
    Gender classification based on the facial characteristic, has been widely studied in the literature across visible and near infrared spectrum. In this paper, we explore the applicability of extended multi-spectral imaging ...
  • Robust Facial Biometrics using Multi-Spectral Imaging 
    Vetrekar, N.T.
  • Microarray based Cancer Classification using Signal Processing and Neural Network 
    Patil, S.
  • Development of soft-core system for estimation of blood haemoglobin 
    Pinto, C.F.; Parab, J.S.; Naik, G.M. (3. IEEE Int. Conf. for Convergence in Technology (I2CT), Pune, India, 6-8 Apr 2018. 2018; 4pp.)
    This paper is about designing of NIOS II soft-core processor system for blood Haemoglobin estimation. In today's world the Monitoring Haemoglobin is very important in hospitals to keep track of low haemoglobin count during ...
  • Linear phase sharp transition BPF to detect noninvasive maternal and fetal heart rate 
    Marchon, N.; Naik, G.M.; Pai, K.R. (Journal of Healthcare Engineering. 2018; 2018; Article ID 5485728.)
    Fetal heart rate (FHR) detection can be monitored using either direct fetal scalp electrode recording (invasive) or by indirect non–invasive technique. Weeks before delivery, the invasive method poses a risk factor to the ...
  • Assessment of the fetal health using NI-aECG 
    Marchon, N.; Naik, G.M. (Advanced Computational and Communication Paradigms, Ed. by: Bhattacharyya S., Gandhi T., Sharma K., Dutta P. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering. Springer, Singapore. 475; 2018; 360-368.)
    Accurate extraction of the fetal QRS (FQRS) complex extracted from the maternal abdominal ECG (aECG) has become a very important clinical procedure to evaluate the well-being of the fetus. Fetal heart rate (FHR) obtained ...
  • Monitoring of fetal heart rate using sharp transition FIR filter 
    Marchon, N.; Naik, G.M.; Pai, R. (Biomedical Signal Processing and Control. 44; 2018; 191-199.)
    We propose a novel technique which uses a linear phase sharp transition finite impulse response filter with reduction in band edge ripples due to Gibb's phenomenon. This is accomplished by a slope matching technique. This ...
  • Detecting disguise attacks on multi-spectral face recognition through spectral signatures 
    Raghavendra, R.; Vetrekar, N.; Raja, K.B.; Gad, R.S.; Busch, C. (24. Int. Conf. on Pattern Recognition, Beijing, China, 20-24 Aug 2018; 2018.)
    Presentation attacks on Face Recognition System (FRS) have incrementally posed challenges to create new detection methods. Among the various presentation attacks, disguise attacks allow concealing the identity of the ...
  • Hands-on experience with Altera FPGA Development Boards 
    Parab, J.S.; Gad, R.S.; Naik, G.M. (Springer (India) Pvt. Ltd. 2018; 150pp.)
    This book is built around the use of readymade soft processor cores for FPGA design. In particular, the book focuses on Altera FPGA boards. The book explores many different embedded systems needs and prepares its readers ...
  • Estimation of glucose using fixed wavelength NIR light sources 
    Sequeira, M.; Parab, J.S.; Gad, R.S.; Naik, G.M. (Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems. 10(3-Spl. issue); 2018; 119-126.)
    In recent times a lot of effort is put in finding new methods to prevent, diagnose and treat various diseases. This has directly translated to man living a happy and long life. A large portion of the society suffers from ...
  • Early detection of pest attack in trees using embedded system 
    Prabhu, Y.; Parab, J.S.; Gad, R.S.; Naik, G.M. (Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems. 10(special Issue 3); 2018; 134-138.)
    Borer pests are responsible for tremendous destruction of forest resources and reducing the green coverage in the globe. They also cause losses in produces of commercial crops, thus torment to the farmers. In this paper, ...
  • Evaluation of 3D and 4D two layer mesh NoC for fault tolerance over combinations of vertical channel 
    Panem, C.; Gad, R.S.; Rane, U.V.; Gad, V.R. (2018 Int. Conf. on Current Trends towards Converging Technologies (ICCTCT), Coimbatore. 2018; 7pp.)
    There can be failure of on-chip interconnects at GHz frequencies, which are implemented using submicron technology. Also the failures increase with extreme device scaling. Three dimensional (3D) Networks on Chips (NoCs) ...
  • Farmer-friendly portable system for diagnosis of pest attack in cashew trees 
    Prabhu, Y.; Parab, J.S.; Gad, R.S.; Naik, G.M. (CSI Transactions on ICT. 6(2); 2018; 215-219.)
    Owing to the continual attacks by pests particularly the bark-beetles (viz borers), there has been tremendous destruction of the forest resources. Beetle attacks are also responsible for severe production loss in commercial ...
  • Steady-state visual evoked potential-based real-time BCI for smart appliance control 
    Tavares, N.G.; Gad, R.S. (Cognitive Informatics and Soft Computing, Ed. by: Mallick, P.; Balas, V.; Bhoi, A. and Zobaa, A. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 768. Springer, Singapore. 768; 2019; 795-805.)
    Human body physiology is regulated through the central neural control (CNS) which takes signal from the respiratory system and ambiance which signifies atmospheric pressure, temperature and various gases in the environment. ...
  • FIR filter design technique to mitigate Gibb's phenomenon 
    Marchon, N.; Naik, G.M. (Control Instrumentation Systems, Proceedings of CISCON 2018, Ed. by: Shreesha, C.;Gudi, R.D., Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering; 2019; 113-121.)
    A unique methodology employing a linear phase finite impulse response (FIR) low pass filter (LPF) was proposed with an attempt to mitigate passband and stopband ripples due to Gibb's phenomenon. The three regions of the ...
  • Exploring convolutional neural network for multi-spectral face recognition 
    Prabhu, A.K.; Vetrekar, N.; Gad, R.S. (Proc. 8. Int. Conf. on Pattern Recognition and Machine Intelligence (PReMI 2019), Ed. by: Deka B., Maji P., Mitra S., Bhattacharyya D., Bora P., Pal S.; 2019; 606-613.)
    Multi-spectral face recognition has procured noteworthy consideration over a most recent times because of its potential capacity to acquire spatial and spectral information over the electromagnetic range, which cannot be ...
  • Sensor's data transmission over QAM using LDPC over MIMO channel to enhance the channel capacity: Performance analysis over RMSE and BER 
    Charanarur P.; Gad, V.R.; Gad, R.S. (IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. 561(1); 2019; ArticleID_012116.)
    Modern communications systems utilize effective encoding plans, multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) and high-order QAM-constellations for improves spectral efficiency. However, as the dimensions of the system grow, the ...
  • Multi-spectral imaging for artificial ripened banana detection 
    Vetrekar, N.; Raghavendra, R.; Raja, K.B.; Gad, R.S. (8 European Workshop on Visual Information Processing (EUVIP). 2019; 187-192.)
    Ripening is a natural process that makes fruits edible and nutritious. With increasing demand, the practice to employ artificial ripening of fruits have been increased recently in the market chain to fulfill the needs of ...
  • Autonomic nervous system for sympathetic and parasympathetic for cardiac event coherence 
    Tavares, N.G.; Gad, R.S.; Hernandez, A.M.; Kakodkar, U.; Naik, G.M. (Cognitive Informatics and Soft Computing, Ed. by: Mallick, P.; Balas, V.; Bhoi, A. and Zobaa, A. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 768. Springer, Singapore. 768; 2019; 781-794.)
    Human body physiology is regulated through the central neural control (CNS) which takes signal from the respiratory system and ambiance which signifies atmospheric pressure, temperature and various gases in the environment. ...

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