DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SCHOOL OF COMPUTING
1156CS501 - SEMINAR I / 1156CS502 - SEMINAR II
WINTER SEMESTER(20-21) REVIEW I

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 CONTENTS
• Abstract
• Objective
• Scope
• Introduction
• Literature Survey
• Conclusions
• References

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ABSTRACT

Software to know the present and future pollution percentage of a

particular area using mapping algorithm.
The data from pollution boards will be considered along with the
google maps and machine learning algorithms to display the mesh based
chart of pollution and for prognostics purpose.

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 Objectives
• To develop a software to know the pollution of a particular
area and processed by machine learning algorithms to know
the total pollution details of the area .
• Data visualization is also used to represent the output in
the forms of images and charts.

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 Scope
• The scope of the seminar is to do a detailed study of the
pollution percentage in the polluted areas to make the
pollution free areas by using various methodologies.

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 Introduction
• With economic development and population rise in cities,
environmental pollution problems involving air
pollution, water pollution, noise and the shortage of land
resources have attracted increasing attention.
• Among these, air pollution's direct impact on human
health through exposure to pollutants has resulted in an
increased public awareness in both developing and
developed countries
• Air pollution is usually caused by energy production
from power plants, industries, residential heating, fuel
burning vehicles, natural disasters etc.

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 Literature Survey – Table List
S.NO AUTHOR YEAR JOURNAL NAME METHODOLOGIES ADVANTAGES /
NAME DISADVANTAG
E S

1 Mykhailo 2017 Fake news Simple approach for Fake news

Granik and detection using fake news detection detection
naive Bayes using naive Bayes problem can be
Volodymy classifier classifier,implemente addressed with
r Mesyura d as a software artificial
system and tested intelligence
against a data set of methods,
Facebook posts. Less accuracy

2 Arush 2020 Fake News Machine learning A higher

Agarwal and Detection: algorithms like SVM, classification
Akhil Dixit An CNN, LSTM, KNN, accuracy is
Ensemble and Naive Bayes are achieved.
Learning used for higher
Approach accuracy

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 Literature Survey – Table List
S.NO AUTHOR YEAR JOURNAL NAME METHODOLOGIES ADVANTAGES /
NAME DISADVANTAGE
S
3 Anjali Jain, 2019 A smart System Determine whether The proposed
Avinash for Fake News the news is real or model is working
Shakya, Harsh Detection Using fake using well and defining
Khatter, Amit Machine Learning Support Vector the correctness of
Kumar Gupta Machine. results upto 93.6%
of accuracy.

4 Syed Ishfaq 2019 Fake News Machine learning Limitation of such

Manzoor, Detection Using approaches, and approaches
Jimmy Singla, Machine Learning social media and improvisation
Nikita approaches: A networks, fake by way of
systematic Review fabricated news, implementing
deep learning, deep learning.
information
classification.

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Literature Survey
U. Gehring et al., "Traffic-related air pollution and the development
of asthma and allergies during the first 8 years of life", Amer. J. Respiratory
Critical Care Med., vol. 181, no. 6, pp. 596-603, 2016.
• Monitoring and preserving air quality has become one of the most
essential activities in many industrial and urban areas today.
• The quality of air is adversely affected due to various forms of pollution
caused by transportation, electricity ,fuel uses etc.
• This paper reviews the published research results relating to air quality
evaluation using methods of artificial intelligence ,decision trees, deep
learning etc. Furthermore, it throws light on some of the challenges and
future research needs.

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 Conclusions
• This study focuses on the monthly air pollution on emission
of two gases so2( sulfur dioxide) and no2(nitrogen dioxide)
on two cities Chennai and Coimbatore.
• The data was collected and trained using machine
learning algorithm and the predicted data has been tested.

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REFERENCES
• Mykhailo Granik, Volodymyr Mesyura, 2017, “Fake news detection using
naive Bayes classifier” in: 2017 IEEE First Ukraine Conference on Electrical
and Computer Engineering (UKRCON).

• Arush Agarwal, Akhil Dixit, 2020, “Fake News Detection: An

Ensemble Learning Approach” in: 2020 4th International Conference on
Intelligent Computing and Control Systems (ICICCS).

• Anjali Jain, Avinash Shakya, Harsh Khatter, Amit Kumar Gupta, 2019, “A
smart System for Fake News Detection Using Machine Learning” in: 2019
International Conference on Issues and Challenges in Intelligent Computing
Techniques (ICICT).

• Syed Ishfaq Manzoor, Jimmy Singla, Nikita, 2019, “Fake News Detection
Using Machine Learning approaches: A systematic Review” in: 2019 3rd
International Conference on Trends in Electronics and Informatics (ICOEI).

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