Dinesh Singh

Dr. Dinesh Singh

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Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2021 in IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering
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NANisha Aggarwal
Nisha Aggarwal
DSDinesh Singh
Dinesh Singh
With the advancement of technologies, things became intelligent with the capabilities of self-communication between them. Internet of Things (IoT) connected daily household things to the Internet and make them able to make decisions like the human mind. Sensors collect the real atmospheric data and with the help of Artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms analysis of data takes place so that devices behave more smartly. The present article discusses how IoT revolutionized the agricultural community. According to the study, it is analyzed that 70% population is dependent on agriculture for their livelihood in India, but the status of agriculture is no more concealed from society. With the involvement of technology, it becomes easy to predict temperature, rainfall, humidity, the need for fertilizers, water requirements, etc. The introduction of modern agriculture techniques using IoT & AI is revolutionizing the traditional agriculture methodologies and are making farming a profitable venture also.

27 April 2021 in Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography
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SSSHALU Shalu
SHALU Shalu
DSDinesh Singh
Dinesh Singh
The expeditious development in information technology visualizes that facilities for computing are one of the prime utilities of life after the other main essential utilities i.e., water, gas, and electricity. With the help of virtualization, cloud computing helps in transparently sharing of data and services between the cloud users and provides access to more than thousands of computers as a single instance. The virtual machine allocation is a challenging task in virtualization which is regulated as a crucial part of the virtual machine (VM) migration. It is done to discover the best assignment of VMs on physical machines (PMs) because it has explicit effects on resource utilization, energy efficiency, the performance of running applications, etc. So, there is a need to design an effective method for the VM placement problem. The research paper presents a virtual machine allocation technique implementing Enhanced-Modified Best Fit Decreasing (E-MBFD) Algorithm. The outcome of the proposed technique is the cross-validation of allocated virtual machines on physical machines using Artificial Neural Network (ANN). Also, the proposed technique is implemented with the merits of finding the false allocations which happen due to inefficient utilization of resources and it helps in re-allocation of these VMs. The empirical result shows that the E-MBFD technique outperforms in terms of minimized power consumption and a lesser number of service-level agreement (SLA) violations in contrast with the conventional technique.


18 December 2024 in International Journal of Information Technology
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NANisha Aggarwal
Nisha Aggarwal
DSDinesh Singh
Dinesh Singh
ASAjay Singh
Ajay Singh