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    Deep Learning for Classification of COVID-19 Chest CT Scan
    (Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata., 2021-07) Ghosh, Subhadip
    The latest threat to global health is COVID-19. It has a tremendous diffusion rate and to combat with this pandemic, large scale testing and diagnosis is required. RT-PCR is the most accurate screening for validating COVID19 infection, but it is highly dependent on swab technique and needs time and resources. Thus, we need to find an alternative way to predict COVID19. Many researchers already conclude that COVID-19 is very related to Pneumonia and lungs feature of COVID is related to that of Pneumonia. There is ongoing research to detect Pneumonia [13] from Chest CT scans. Lung segmentation can help us to detect pulmonary abnormalities[10]. In this article first we try to segment lungs from chest CT scan and investigate the problems we face for COVID cases in deep learning architectures for lung segmentation. We propose an classical image processing algorithm to detect Lung from chest CT. As already mentioned that CNN is a great architecture to classify images, we are going to use a deep CNN model for lung classification. Covid is a new disease and we have to move faster to detect it. Hence, we are going to use transfer learning approach and use knowledge of pneumonia detection to classify COVID-19. In deep learning weight initialization for deep neural network is a major factor and can lead us to very different performance. In this article we are going to propose an weight initialization technique for transfer learning that can use not only the information about the architecture but also the information of the new class with respect to other known classes.
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    Energy-efficient UAV movement and user-UAV Association in multi-UAV Networks
    (Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, 2025-06) Ghosh, Subhadip
    These days, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)-based millimeter wave (mmWave) communication systems have drawn a lot of attention due to the increasing demand for faster data rates. Given the susceptibility of mmWave signals to obstacles and high propagation loss of mmWaves, ensuring line-of-sight (LoS) connectivity is critical for maintaining robust and efficient communication. Furthermore, UAVs have limited power resource and limited capacity in terms of number of users it can serve. Most significantly di↵erent users have di↵erent delay requirements and they keep moving while interacting with the UAVs. In this paper, first, we have provided an efficient solution for the optimal movement of the UAVs, by taking into account the energy efficiency of the UAVs as well as the mobility and delay priority of the users. Next, we have proposed a greedy solution for the optimal user-UAV assignment. After that, the numerical results show how well the suggested solution performs in comparison to the current benchmarks in terms of delay su↵ered by the users, number of unserved users, and energy efficiency of the UAVs.

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