Dinesh Mavaluru

Dr. Dinesh Mavaluru

Saudi Electronic University, Riyadh, Ar Riyāḑ, Saudi Arabia

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Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

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

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30 July 2008 in Journal of Mechanisms and Robotics
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SDSangamesh R. Deepak
Sangamesh R. Deepak
DMDinesh Mavaluru
Dinesh Mavaluru
DSDeepak K. Sahu
Deepak K. Sahu
GAG. K. Ananthasuresh
G. K. Ananthasuresh
The topology optimization problem for the synthesis of compliant mechanisms has been formulated in many different ways in the past 15years, but there is not yet a definitive formulation that is universally accepted. Furthermore, there are two unresolved issues in this problem. In this paper, we present a comparative study of five distinctly different formulations that are reported in the literature. Three benchmark examples are solved with these formulations using the same input and output specifications and the same numerical optimization algorithm. A total of 35 different synthesis examples are implemented. The examples are limited to desired instantaneous output direction for prescribed input force direction. Hence, this study is limited to linear elastic modeling with small deformations. Two design parametrizations, namely, the frame element-based ground structure and the density approach using continuum elements, are used. The obtained designs are evaluated with all other objective functions and are compared with each other. The checkerboard patterns, point flexures, and the ability to converge from an unbiased uniform initial guess are analyzed. Some observations and recommendations are noted based on the extensive implementation done in this study. Complete details of the benchmark problems and the results are included. The computer codes related to this study are made available on the internet for ready access.

10 July 2023 in IEEE Access
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VMVarun Malik
Varun Malik
RMRuchi Mittal
Ruchi Mittal
DMDinesh Mavaluru
Dinesh Mavaluru
BNBayapa Reddy Narapureddy
Bayapa Reddy Narapureddy
SGS. B. Goyal
S. B. Goyal
AMAmit Mittal
Amit Mittal
A secured platform is a critical component of digital governance, as it helps to ensure the privacy, security, and reliability of the electronic platforms and systems used to manage and deliver public services. Interoperability and data exchange are essential for digital governance, as they enable different government agencies and departments to share data, information, and resources seamlessly, regardless of the platforms and technologies they use. In this paper, we build a secure platform to enhance the trustworthiness of digital governance interoperability and data exchange using blockchain and deep learning-based frameworks. Initially, an optimal blockchain leveraging approach is designed using the bonobo optimization algorithm to authenticate data generated from smart city environments. Furthermore, we introduce the integration of a lightweight Feistel structure with optimal operations to enhance privacy preservation. This integration provides two levels of security and ensures interoperability and double-secured data exchange in digital governance systems. In addition, we utilize a deep reinforcement learning (DRL) model to detect and prevent intrusions such as fraud/corruption in the smart city data. This approach enhances transparency and accountability in accessing the data and shows its predominance over other cutting-edge techniques on two benchmark datasets, BoT-IoT and ToN-IoT. Furthermore, the effectiveness of the framework in real-time scenarios has been demonstrated through two case studies. Overall, our proposed framework provides a trustworthy platform for digital governance, interoperability, and data exchange, addressing the challenges of privacy, security, and reliability in managing and delivering public services.

7 July 2022 in Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
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HDHemanand D
Hemanand D
Nilamadhab MishraNilamadhab Mishra
Nilamadhab Mishra
GPG. Premalatha
G. Premalatha
DMDinesh Mavaluru
Dinesh Mavaluru
AVAmit Vajpayee
Amit Vajpayee
KSKibebe Sahile
Kibebe Sahile
Green finance can be referred to as financial investments made on sustainable projects and policies that focus on a sustainable economy. The procedures include promoting renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, water sanitation, industrial pollution control, transportation pollution control, reduction of deforestation, and carbon emissions, etc. Mainly, these green finance initiatives are carried out by private and public agents like business organizations, banks, international organizations, government organizations, etc. Green finance provides a financial solution to create a positive impact on society and leads to environmental development. In the age of artificial intelligence, all industries adopt AI technologies. In this research, we see the applications of the intelligent model to examine the green finance for ecological advancement with regard to artificial intelligence. Feasible transportation and energy proficiency and power transmission are two significant fields to be advanced and focused on minimizing the carbon impression in these industries. Renewable sources like solar energies for power generation and electric vehicles are to be researched and developed. This R&D requires a considerable fund supply, thus comes the green finance. Globally, green finance plays a vital role in creating a sustainable environment. In this research, for performing the green finance analysis, financial maximally filtered graph (FMFG) algorithm is implemented in different domains. The proposed algorithm is compared with the neural model and observed that the proposed model has obtained 98.85% of accuracy which is higher than the neural model.

30 September 2022 in Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
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JDJyoti A. Dhanke
Jyoti A. Dhanke
RMRajesh Kumar Maurya
Rajesh Kumar Maurya
SNS. Navaneethan
S. Navaneethan
DMDinesh Mavaluru
Dinesh Mavaluru
SNShibili Nuhmani
Shibili Nuhmani
EVEllappan Venugopal
Ellappan Venugopal
Artificial intelligence has rapidly grown and has made the scenario that no field can function without it. Like every field, it also plays a vital role in the sports field nowadays. In certain sports, injuries happen very often due to heavy training and sudden speedy actions, especially in athletics and football. Here arises a need to analyze the effect of physical training in sportsperson by collecting data from their daily training. With the help of artificial intelligence, a recurrent neural model is developed to analyze the effect of physical training and treatment concerning sports injury. A Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) can be a subsection of Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) that uses the neural nodes connected in a temporal sequence. The temporal sequence is one of the essential terms in this research, which denotes a data sequence of events in a given timeframe. The recurrent neural model is an intelligent machine learning method that comprises a neural schema replicating humans. This neural schema studies the data it collects from the athletes/players and processes it by analyzing previous injuries. Sports injuries have to be analyzed because, in some cases, it becomes more dangerous to the sportsperson that they may even lose their career due to disability. Sometimes it may cause a massive loss to the club or company that hired the sportsperson for the sport. The prediction process can give the player rest until he recovers, thus becoming the safest approach in sports. Therefore, it is essential to analyze the sportsperson’s track data to keep an eye on his health. In this research, RNN model is compared with the existing Support Vector Machine (SVM) in concerning to the effect of physical training and treatment for sports. The results show that the proposed model has achieved 99% accuracy, which is higher than the existing algorithm.

25 January 2022 in Neuroscience Informatics
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RRRavula Sahithya Ravali
Ravula Sahithya Ravali
TVThangavel Mahalingam Vijayakumar
Thangavel Mahalingam Vijayakumar
KLKarunanidhi Santhana Lakshmi
Karunanidhi Santhana Lakshmi
DMDinesh Mavaluru
Dinesh Mavaluru
LRLingala Viswanath Reddy
Lingala Viswanath Reddy
TTTintu Thomas
Tintu Thomas

1 September 2019 in Nano Communication Networks
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AMAzath Mubarakali
Azath Mubarakali
JAYABRABU RAMAKRISHNANJAYABRABU RAMAKRISHNAN
JAYABRABU RAMAKRISHNAN
DMDinesh Mavaluru
Dinesh Mavaluru
AEAmria Elsir
Amria Elsir
OEOmer Elsier
Omer Elsier
KWKarzan Wakil
Karzan Wakil