Publications by authors named "Narendra Kumar Aridas"

The agricultural WSN (wireless sensor network) has the characteristics of long operation cycle and wide coverage area. In order to cover as much area as possible, farms usually deploy multiple monitoring devices in different locations of the same area. Due to different types of equipment, monitoring data will vary greatly, and too many monitoring nodes also reduce the efficiency of the network.

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With the rapid growth of the agricultural information and the need for data analysis, how to accurately extract useful information from massive data has become an urgent first step in agricultural data mining and application. In this study, an agricultural question-answering information extraction method based on the BE-BILSTM (Improved Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory) algorithm is designed. Firstly, it uses Python's Scrapy crawler framework to obtain the information of soil types, crop diseases and pests, and agricultural trade information, and remove abnormal values.

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Article Synopsis
  • Durian cultivation relies heavily on soil nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, making it crucial to understand how these nutrients affect durian yield and optimize fertilization plans.
  • This study introduces an Improved Radial Basis Neural Network Algorithm (IM-RBNNA) that uses a gray wolf algorithm for optimizing the RBNNA’s predictions of soil nutrient content and its correlation with durian yield, utilizing historical data for accuracy.
  • Results indicate that IM-RBNNA outperforms other algorithms in predicting soil nutrient levels, aiding farmers in efficient agronomic planning, minimizing environmental impact, and enhancing durian yield while reducing costs.
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With the popularization of big data technology, agricultural data processing systems have become more intelligent. In this study, a data processing method for farmland environmental monitoring based on improved Spark components is designed. It introduces the FAST-Join (Join critical filtering sampling partition optimization) algorithm in the Spark component for equivalence association query optimization to improve the operating efficiency of the Spark component and cluster.

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In recent years, the development of healthcare monitoring devices requires high performance and compact in-body sensor antennas. A normal-mode helical antenna (NMHA) is one of the most suitable candidates that meets the criteria, especially with the ability to achieve high efficiency when the antenna structure is in self-resonant mode. It was reported that when the antenna was placed in a human body, the antenna efficiency was decreased due to the increase of its input resistance ().

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Researchers are increasingly showing interest in the application of a Butler matrix for fifth-generation (5G) base station antennas. However, the design of the Butler matrix is challenging at millimeter wave because of the very small wavelength. The literature has reported issues of high insertion losses and incorrect output phases at the output ports of the Butler matrix, which affects the radiation characteristics.

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