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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Finding The Formula For A Hit: Analyzing Music Data |
| Country | : | India |
| Authors | : | Rohan Gupta |
| : | 10.9790/5728-2201010109 ![]() |
Abstract : In this study, data of 113,549 songs is used to examine the factors that can influence the popularity of the track in the presence of Spotify. The study question was whether the intrinsic sound characteristic of a work is less likely to predict the extrinsic metadata such as genre. The correlation diagnostic and research statistics obtained after the preprocessing phase of the research demonstrated a weak correlation of popularity with auditory features and instrumentalness showed the strongest negative correlation (r = -0.127). Higher popularity ranges were confirmed....
Keywords: Spotify, Track Popularity, Audio Features, Metadata, Genre Classification, Predictive Modeling
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| Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
| Title | : | Enhanced Criteria For Verifying Irreducibility Of Rational-Field Polynomials |
| Country | : | Iraq |
| Authors | : | Rasha Thnoon Taieb Alrawi |
| : | 10.9790/5728-2201011012 ![]() |
Abstract : Whether a polynomial with rational coefficients is irreducible over the field rational numbers, Q \mathbb{Q}, is one of the important problems posed in algebra which has a wide application in number theory, field theory, and computational aspects of mathematics. Eisenstein’s Criterion is a classical result in number theory. It is a nice and powerful result for irreducibility of integers. Many polynomials do not respect the strict assumptions required by these classical criteria. Therefore, they are not directly applicable. To address this limitation, various families of extended versions of Eisenstein’s Criterion have been derived. Essentially, appropriate transformations of polynomials, such as translations, scalings, compositions, etc., will ruin the polynomial but probably leave its irreducible properties intact....
Keywords: Polynomial Irreducibility, Irreducibility Criteria, Rational Field Q, Gauss’s Lemma, Eisenstein’s Criterion.
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Abstract : Blood supply chain management is important and effective in providing timely availability of blood and blood products there is an emergency and critical healthcare delivery. The problem of hospitals is that they have to deal with demand fluctuations, the perishability of blood products and logistical inefficiencies which cause shortages, wastage or delays and, inevitably, affect patient outcomes. Transformative solutions to these problems arise in data driven strategies using tools like predictive analytics, real time monitoring and inventory management systems. Demand forecasting is made more accurate through predictive analytics so as to help hospitals plan ahead of fluctuations and minimize shortages.......
Keywords: Blood Supply Chain, Hospitals, Data-Driven Strategies, Inventory Management.
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Abstract : In this paper, we extend and unify various well-known fixed point results by introducing the concept of 𝛼−𝜓 generalized Chatterjea–Kannan type mappings in the framework of ordered 𝑏−metric spaces.
Our approach generalizes the classical Banach, Kannan, and Chatterjea contractions as well as the recent three-point contraction of Păcurar and Popescu (2024)........
Keywords: Ordered 𝑏− metric spaces, 𝛼−𝜓 generalized Chatterjea–Kannan type mappings, Fixed point results 𝛼− admissibility 𝜓−control functions, Banach, Kannan, and Chatterjea contractions, Integral and fractional differential equations.
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Abstract : Understanding the seasonal dynamics of food consumption is essential for effective dietary assessment, agricultural planning, and food supply chain management. This study proposes a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) framework to analyse the relationship between food consumption types and seasons, treating seasons as latent (hidden) states and food types as observable states. Transition probability matrices are constructed to capture seasonal progression, while emission probabilities quantify the likelihood of observing specific food types within each season........
Keywords: Hidden Markov Model, Food Consumption, Seasonal Dynamics, Transition Probability Matrix, Stochastic Modelling
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