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A Novel Cross Modal Fusion Based Cascaded Capsule Autoencoder Network for Multi-Modal Sentiment Analysis

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By Sonam Srivastava, Yogendra Singh
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Sentiment analysis has played a vital role in natural language processing (NLP) because it helps to understand human emotions and enhances human-computer interaction. Most of the early research was conducted on unimodal investigations, primarily using plain text sentiment analysis [1]. It generates emotional comprehension in videos by utilizing multi-modal cues, which include audio behavior, facial movements, and natural language [2].
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Structural Design of Well Foundations on Slopes for Static and Seismic Conditions Considering V–H–M Interaction | International Journal of Geomechanics | Vol 26, No 3

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By AMAN SRIVASTAVA, Yogendra Singh, Subhamoy Bhattacharya
| ascelibrary.org
Practical Applications In the seismic design of bridges, energy dissipation is ensured through plastic-hinge formation at the bottom of the bridge pier. Accordingly, the design of the well foundation is performed to avoid geotechnical and structural failure. The geotechnical capacity of the well foundation depends on the distribution of lateral earth pressure under different combinations of applied loading from the superstructure.
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Food safety risks from soil-borne microplastics and antibiotic resistance across vegetable production and consumption pathways

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By Mrityunjay Singh Chauhan, Yogendra Singh, Hariom Bhargava
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Microplastics (MPs) increasingly infiltrate agricultural systems through plastic mulch degradation, wastewater irrigation, atmospheric fallout, and organic amendments.
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