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This document discusses evaluating the effectiveness of a traffic safety education system that combines virtual and real experiences using RFID and animation. It proposes using the semantic differential method and severity assumptions to measure factors like understanding, motivation, usability, and the value of the combined approach. Participants would experience the real system and an analogous board game system to compare their impacts through semantic profiles and principal component analysis. The goal is to validate the tool's value and identify areas for future improvement.
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HABIB FIGA GUYE {BULE HORA UNIVERSITY}(habibifiga@gmail.com
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Course Title: CS591-Advance Artificial Intelligence StudentName: Namratha Valle, Malemarpuram Chaitanya
sai, Sasidhar Reddy Vajrala, Nagendra Mokara SEMOID#S02023694
StudentEmail: [email protected] Date:04/20/2021
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from the University. The University requires that all assignments submitted to faculty members by students be the work of the individual student
submitting the work. An exception would be group projects assigned by the instructor. (Source: SEMO website)
Advanced Artificial Intelligence Assignment
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a crucial technical technology that is commonly used in today's
society. Deep Learning, in particular, has a variety of uses due to its ability to learn robust
representations from images. A Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) is a Deep Learning
algorithm which commands the input image, assigns significance to numerous aspects/objects in
the image, and can distinguish between them. For image classification, CNN is the most popular
Deep Learning architecture. To get better results, we used various automated processing tasks for
fruit and vegetable images. In comparison to other classification deep learning algorithms, the
amount of pre-processing needed by a CNN model is much lower. Furthermore, the learning
capabilities of Deep Learning architectures can be used to improve sound classification in order
to solve efficiency problems. CNN is used in this project, and layers are created to classify the
sound waves into their various categories.
Introduction
We humans enjoy analyzing items, and everything you can think of can be classified into a
classification or class. It is an everyday issue in business; analysis of parts, installations,
gatherings, and products are necessary for the daily routine. This is the reason why people have
devised procedures such as Machine Learning (ML), Neural Networks (NN), and Deep Learning
(DL), among other calculations, to automate the arrangement period. Deep learning will be one
of them that we will explore. Deep learning is an artificial intelligence (AI) function that
simulates how the human brain processes data and creates patterns to make decisions. The
classification of photographs of fruits and vegetables with the naked eye is very difficult. As a
result, we're using pyTorch to process image datasets with Deep Learning. We're developing a
CNN model for image detection and categorization using these datasets. A custom CNN is
introduced and then compared to a ResNet CNN for the purposes of this study. The oth ...
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