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Subject: Electrical Engineering × End date: 2020 × Start date: 2020 × Type: Thesis × Thesis Type: M.Tech. ×
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    Computer Vision to recognize maturity level of Peach cv. Punjab Nectarine
    (Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana, 2020) Pawanpreet Kaur; Derminder Singh
    Agriculture plays a key role in India's economic growth. Many new technologies need to be develop to place the agriculture sector at the frontline. Even now in India, human experts conduct the maturity inspection of fruits. It is really laborious and time-consuming process. In assessing agricultural produce, meeting quality standards and increasing market value, grading of fruits is necessary. Computer vision system and image processing techniques have been found to be highly useful in the food processing industry in recent years, particularly for quality check and sorting of agriculture produces. In the proposed work, digital image processing techniques are used to detect maturity level of Peach cv. Punjab Nectarine fruit using digital images of fruit taken at different stages of fruit development. Various image pre-processing techniques are applied on images. K-means clustering technique is used to divide datasets into 5 clusters and it performs color-based segmentation that is color based ROI. It finds out number of points in an image. After that, SURF algorithm is implemented to check what features are present in an image and then extracts that features from an image and store them in database in the form of key points. Its accuracy rate is more as compared to SIFT (Scale-Invariant Feature Transform) algorithm, takes less time for processing and extracts global data from an image. It extracts features like color, size, contrast, Mean, SD, Entropy, Homogeneity, Energy, and Correlation etc. using MATLAB (Matrix Laboratory) software. After that, the machinelearning algorithm MSVM is applied to classify image according to maturity level of fruit using various parameter values obtained. Results indicated that color and shape characteristics of fruit are important for visual inspection. The fruit size and color values calculated from desktop application are compared with manual readings to check accuracy of software. When the length and breadth computed from application were compared with the manual readings, the error percentage was less than 2.3% and in terms of L,a,b values the error percentage between manual and software results was less than 10.82%. Therefore, it is computed that software accurately detects maturity level of fruit with faster speed and performance. Method used in present software that is SURF+MSVM has high accuracy rate and fast computing speed. As per the past manual practice, maturity is calculated with a naked eye whereas this software will help in detecting maturity with quantitative value as compared to manual process.
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    Security issues and their resolutions in cloud based services
    (Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana-, 2020) Simranjit Kaur; Jain, Lokesh
    The use of cloud technology is surging high these days and it is capable of handling tremendous amount of business records and processes. It not only cuts the cost incurred by storing and handling data at a very minimal price, but also enables the users to stay connected to their data at any given moment just by connecting to the Internet. Although this added advantage encourages a lot of people to store their data in the cloud, the cloud still requires a deep analysis to eradicate the many issues it has. This research focuses on going through cloud security papers and surveys to find problems. A hybrid cryptographic scheme, Hybrid Elliptic curve Cryptography-Triple Data encryption Standard (ECC-TDES), has been proposed so as to increase the data security over cloud. Through these hybrid algorithms, the data not only gets added security, but it also gains immunity to certain malicious attacks that the cloud might face. For the test runs, audio, video, image and text files of size 10-100 KB were uploaded to a cloud-based web application encrypted with the proposed algorithm in order to record performance metrics like encryption time, decryption time and accuracy. The results were then put in comparison to both ECC and TDES algorithms, individually. The outcome of the comparison showed that even though ECC-TDES takes more encryption/decryption time, it manages to get the highest accuracy at 0.1 per cent error rate.