Tuberculosis is a hidden disease. It under-diagnosed, under-counted, stigmatised, largely poor person’s illness, and therefore not of much interest to the media. India has burden tuberculosis (TB) cases deaths in world with 26% new 34% 2020 [1] Yet, most us are more likely know someone diabetes, heart disease, or cancer than friend acquaintance who undergone treatment for tuberculosis.

The focus of present research is widely used news recommendation techniques such as “most popular” or “most e-mailed”. In this paper we have introduced an alternative way of recommendation based on feedback. Various notable properties of the feedback based recommendation technique have been also discussed. Through simulation model we show that the recommendation technique used in the present re...

This article reviews the current transmission control protocol (TCP) congestion control protocols and overviews recent advances that have brought analytical tools to this problem. We describe an optimization-based framework that provides an interpretation of various flow control mechanisms, in particular, the utility being optimized by the protocol’s equilibrium structure. We also look at the d...

Using an extensive numerical search for the simplest chaotic non-polynomial autonomous three-dimensional dynamical systems, we identify an elementary third-order diffential equation that contains only one control parameter and only one nonlinearity in the form of the modulus of the dynamical variable. We discuss general properties of this equation and the possibility of chaotic behavior in func...

We present the QCD corrections to Higgs boson self–energies for arbitrary momentum transfer and for different internal quark masses, to treat the case of CP–even, CP–odd and charged Higgs bosons which appear in extensions of the Standard Model scalar sector. Using Ward Identities, we then relate these results obtained by directly evaluating the relevant two–loop Feynman diagrams to the known ex...

The TCP SYN ooding denial-of-service attack pointed out a weakness of then-current Internet protocols. There have since been many proposals to defend against SYN ooding, some requiring signiicant changes to TCP. Several solutions attempting to resolve the TCP weakness are now generally available. We document these existing solutions and qualitatively compare them. We reene the analysis of the r...

The rise of ‘Big Data’ had a big impact on marketing research and practice. In this article, we first highlight sources of useful consumer information that are now available at large scale and very little or no cost. We subsequently discuss how this information – with the help of new analytical techniques – can be translated into valuable insights on consumers’ psychological states and traits t...

To offload our manuscript we have placed a portion of our work here. In Section 1 we derive analytical closedform expressions for the (w)CBC metric variation in regular topologies while next, we draw insights regarding the cDSMA performance from the degree distributions of the studied ISP topologies. Section 3 presents the way the cDSMA practical implementation operates under multipath routing ...

On the way towards an architecture for a new QoS-supporting and scalable Internet, the IPover-photonics approach seems to be very promising. One possible solution in this domain is optical burst switching (OBS), a concept combining advantages of optical circuit and packet switching. After an introduction to OBS as well as the reservation mechanism Just-EnoughTime (JET) we present an approximati...

In this paper, the problem of computing a one-dimensional FFT on a c-dimensional torus multicomputer is focused. Different approaches are proposed which differ in the way they use the interconnection network of the torus. One of the approaches is based on the multidimensional index mapping technique for FFT computation. A second approach is based on embedding on the torus a hypercube algorithm ...