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Sustainable Development in Education Using Quantum-Classical Synergistic Fibroblast Dense Nested Convolutional Attention Network K. Sankar Ganesh, M. Shunmugasundaram, V. Mohana Sundari, S. Gangadharan, G. Kannan International Journal of Computational Intelligence and Applications, 2025 Sustainable development in education is crucial for advancing global educational standards and addressing disparities. Existing methods for predicting sustainable development in education often struggle with data quality and complexity, which can limit their accuracy and applicability. This study aims to overcome these limitations. This study presents a novel approach to predicting Sustainable Development in Education using the quantum-classical synergistic fibroblast dense nested convolutional attention network (Qua-CSFib-DNCANet). In this, input educational data is sourced from the Europe and Central Asia dataset. Then, these educational data are pre-processed using the preprocessing methods within new adjusted min–max with decimal scaling and statistical column normalization (NAMDSSCN) include normalization of statistical column, normalization of decimal scaling, normalization of adjusted decimal scaling, min–max normalization, normalization of adjusted 1-min–max, normalization of adjusted 2-min–max, normalization of adjusted 3-min–max, and normalization of adjusted 4-Min–Max. Multiple discrete orthonormal S-transforms extract features by providing an efficient method to represent complex educational metrics. The Qua-CSFib-DNCANet mechanism is applied to accurately predict indicators of sustainable development in education. The performance of the suggested system is assessed using academic information from the Europe and Central Asia databases, and it runs on a Python platform. With an astounding 99.9% correctness and 99.8% recall, the Qua-CSFib-DNCANet model outperforms current techniques in terms of efficiency and shows promise for future development in the sector. This approach aims to provide deeper insights and improved predictions, addressing the challenges associated with educational data analysis and supporting strategic initiatives for educational sustainability.
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A Federated Learning and Blockchain Framework for IoMT-Driven Healthcare 5.0 Denis R, N. Venkateswaran, S. Gangadharan, M. Shunmugasundaram, Guduri Chitanya, Girija M. S, V. V. Satyanarayana Tallapragada, R. G. Vidhya International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 2025 This paper presents an innovative framework integrating federated learning, blockchain, and the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) to revolutionize healthcare systems in the context of Healthcare 5.0. By harnessing advanced sensors and leveraging 5G technology, the framework enables continuous, real-time data collection and intelligent analysis, facilitating highly personalized and timely medical interventions. Federated learning enables decentralized model training across edge devices, preserving data privacy and enhancing security. Simultaneously, blockchain ensures the integrity and transparency of healthcare records through a decentralized and tamper-proof ledger. The synergy of these technologies fosters secure and efficient communication across a network of interconnected medical devices. This framework significantly enhances healthcare delivery by promoting proactive, patient-focused, and adaptive care models. Additionally, IoMT expands the capabilities of medical equipment by enabling remote monitoring, automated data transmission, and comprehensive patient oversight. As the vision of Healthcare 5.0 progresses, embracing such cutting-edge technological solutions is vital for improving patient outcomes, streamlining operations, and accelerating medical innovation. Through the combined power of federated learning, blockchain, and IoMT, the healthcare sector stands on the brink of a transformative shift toward secure, intelligent, and personalized care.
Customer Experience Management in age of AI: Strategies for Personalization and Loyalty G. Saravana Kumar, Samminga Ashok Kumar, Suman Chintala, Noor Firdoos Jahan, M. Shunmugasundaram, Nikhil Polke 2025 International Conference on Pervasive Computational Technologies Icpct 2025, 2025 Since its birth, a great deal of study has focused on understanding the importance of AI in the business context. Given this, the goal of this study is to assess the effects of AI on client devotion and experiences and how personalisation mediates this relationship. This study had two goals in mind. After examining the various uses of AI in business, we use data from 900 companies worldwide to assess experimentally if these uses boost customer loyalty. The combined scores of four different AI traits make up the datasets: natural language processing integration, AI-powered customer service, predictive modelling, and ML-powered personalisation. The binary customer loyalty measure is the goal. Each component is measured using a 5-point Likert scale. Three different supervised machine learning (ML) techniques were employed: logistic regression, SVM, and decision trees. Confusion matrices were used to assess each algorithm's performance. With a test accuracy of 69.04%, the logistic classifiers outperformed the others. The accuracies of the decision tree and SVC were 64.39 and 58.96, respectively. The results of this study demonstrate how companies can utilise AI, ML, and NLP to analyse data and determine what's valuable. These insights can then be used to automate operations and inform company plans. Therefore, businesses should implement them if they want to stay competitive and boost client loyalty.
Hybrid Deep CNN-ELM Based Auto-Grading System for Reducing Educator Workload and Enhancing Student Performance in Higher Education Palak Keshwani, Venkata Kiran Kumar Ravi, M. Kanmani, Vusal Karimli Maharram, Sneha Kumari, M. Shunmugasundaram 2025 3rd World Conference on Communication and Computing Wconf 2025, 2025 The use of auto-grading systems has become commonplace in higher education, particularly in computer science degrees, due to the rising demands of managing larger class sizes and providing students with quick and efficient feedback. By delivering scalable, consistent assessments, these technologies are vital in improving student performance evaluation. To gain a better understanding of how people are currently using it, they polled teachers from different schools to find out what they like, what they find difficult, and how they grade. According to the findings, the most popular systems provide significant levels of customization and integration, and output-based grading is also quite popular. By utilising advanced text preparation techniques as stemming, information extraction, tokenisation, and CNN, this study also suggests a hybrid auto-grading method that mixes ELM with CNN. In order to find trends and increase grading precision, information extraction compares student replies to instructor-provided answers, which is a data mining process. Outperforming current state-of-the-art approaches, the suggested DCNN-ELM model attained a precision level of 95.73%. These results show how intelligent auto-grading systems can help make assessments more reliable and efficient, which in turn can lead to better results for students and teachers in higher education.
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