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The second paper is "Comparative Assessment of ResNet and VGG16 in Brain Tumor Classification", by Agnibh Pathak, Abir Dey and Vijayalakshmi A. Brain tumor poses a complex challenge to modern medical treatment. During the initial stages of tumor growth, radiologists prioritize accurate and efficient analysis. Deep learning has emerged as a valuable tool for timely and precise intervention in patients with tumors. Notably, the deep residual network (ResNet), incorporating convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and VGG16, has demonstrated significant success in detecting and categorizing images. This advancement in deep learning holds the potential to aid radiologists in diagnosing tumors noninvasively. By enhancing comprehension of MRI images and improving training speed and accuracy, deep learning could revolutionize medical research. The study focuses on employing transfer learning with pretrained ResNet50 and VGG16 models, both built on CNN architecture, to investigate multiclass brain tumor classification.

The last paper is "Smart Tourism in India: Leveraging Technology for Enhanced Visitor Experience", by Naveen Kumar R, Pavithra R, Yuvaraj V and T Muthu Kumar. India acknowledges the transformative power of technology in its diverse and captivating tourism landscape. Embracing the concept of smart tourism, the country is leveraging advanced technologies like the Internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics, mobile apps and augmented reality (AR) to offer seamless and personalized experiences to tourists. IoT devices like beacons and wearables provide real-time information, while AI-driven chabot enhances customer support. Big data analytics optimizes tourist flows, and mobile apps serve as digital companions for booking and updates. AR brings India's cultural heritage to life, further engaging visitors. Despite challenges like cyber security and preserving authenticity, smart tourism holds enormous potential to propel India's tourism industry to greater heights. Collaboration among stakeholders is vital to unlock the full benefits of technology-driven tourism. The authors have conducted an empirical investigation into the importance of using information and communications technology (ICTs) during the tourism experience, evaluating their accessibility and impact on tourist decisions. They analyze the influence of Internet-based applications and information on the tourism experience and overall satisfaction levels. The study, based on a dataset of 285 tourists in a selected city, establishes significant associations between opinions on AI, AR, technology in ecofriendly initiatives and sustainability in smart tourism.

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Nature-Inspired Harmony Search Algorithm: Latest Developments and Variants
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Comparative Assessment of ResNet and VGG16 in Brain Tumor Classification
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Smart Tourism in India: Leveraging Technology for Enhanced Visitor Experience
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Nature-Inspired Harmony Search Algorithm: Latest Developments and Variants
Abhilasha Nakra and Manoj Duhan

Metaheuristic optimization algorithms involve various mathematical techniques inspired from nature and various day-to-day activities. These techniques provide the best solution at minimum cost and error along with maximum profit and utility. They can solve many tough optimization problems where conventional computing techniques do not work. Harmony search algorithm (HSA) is one such relatively recent technique. It is derived from the theory to obtain perfect harmony in music. It can handle diversification and intensification, which makes it a highly efficient metaheuristic algorithm. The paper reviews the latest developments and variants of the algorithm in HSA. It provides insights into the algorithm's applications to help the readers understand it and apply the knowledge obtained in further work.


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Comparative Assessment of ResNet and VGG16 in Brain Tumor Classification
Agnibh Pathak, Abir Dey and Vijayalakshmi A

Brain tumor presents a complex challenge in modern medical treatment. During the initial stages of tumor growth, radiologists prioritize accurate and efficient analysis for which deep learning has emerged as a valuable tool. In particular, the deep residual network (ResNet), incorporating convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and VGG16, has demonstrated significant success in detecting and categorizing images of tumors. This advancement in deep learning holds the potential to aid radiologists in diagnosing tumors noninvasively. By enhancing comprehension of MRI images and improving training speed and accuracy, deep learning could revolutionize medical research. This study focuses on employing transfer learning with pretrained ResNet50 and VGG16 models to investigate multiclass brain tumor classification. The achieved accuracy rates are noteworthy: 78.32% for VGG16 and 80.10% for ResNet on brain tumor dataset.


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Smart Tourism in India: Leveraging Technology for Enhanced Visitor Experience
Naveen Kumar R, Pavithra R, Yuvaraj V and T Muthu Kumar

India is embracing 'smart tourism' by leveraging technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics, mobile apps and augmented reality (AR) to provide personalized experiences for visitors. This technology revolution is transforming India's tourism industry, but challenges such as cyber security and cultural authenticity remain. An empirical study reveals significant connections between positive perceptions of AI, AR and technology's role in ecofriendly initiatives and sustainability within smart tourism. This study looks at future where technology seamlessly blends with India's unique tourism offerings, creating unforgettable experiences, while ensuring responsible and sustainable development. The analysis reveals significant correlations between respondents' opinions regarding various aspects of smart tourism such as AI integration, AR usage, technology in ecofriendly initiatives and sustainability. These technologies improve crowd management, resource optimization and visitor experience, transforming tourism perception and engagement.


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