iosr-JCE   Volume-20 ~ Issue-1 ~ Jan-Feb 2018

Abstract: Regression testing value is optimized by reducing subsets of check cases from a check suite while not compromising the check demand. Researchers have given varied test-suite reduction techniques mistreatment coverage metrics and greedy search algorithms. Besides greedy algorithms, optimizationbased algorithms have contend a significant role in check suite reduction. consequently, we tend to developed a brand new optimisation rule, rule to handle the variety drawback in generating new solutions whereas finding the optimum check cases. Here, a fitness operate is developed to pick the check cases optimally through the rule mistreatment 2 constraints, satisfying the complete check demand and minimizing the value live............

Keywords: BAT algorithm, Optimization, Test case, Test suite, Greedy, Objective based, minimization.

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Abstract: The continuous decline in quality medical healthcare delivery to rural communities in developing countries is what necessitated this study. Most patients in remote areas cannot afford transportation to the nearest healthcare facility providing the necessary medical services relevant to their situation. Provision of support services and continuous medical education for those healthcare professionals working in rural areas are extremely difficult. Telemedicine is a feasible tool to address these issues. In this paper, we proposed a framework for web-based and desktop-based telemedicine system were remote medical centre can access the medical resources available in urban medical centres through the internet. The web-based telemedicine application is database driven...........

Keywords: Patients, healthcare, audio-visual, ICT, framework.

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Abstract: Brinjal is an important vegetable crop of India and accounted for 9 per cent of the total vegetable production in the country. The present study was conducted during the year 2014-15 in the Belagavi district of Karnataka with the objective to study the perception of farmers and consumers on health hazards due to pesticide use. The study was based on primary data obtained from brinjal growing farmers. Brinjal fruit and shoot borer was one of the most important insects causing yield loss in brinjal in the study area. Organophosphates, AnthralinicDiamides, Carbamates, Spinosyns, Organochlorines, Benzene Dicarboxamides, Benzoylureas, Pyrethroids, and fungicides were major groups of pesticide used by farmers in the study area.

Keywords: High yielding variety, fruit and shoot borer in brinjal, willingness to pay

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