Social Transformation – Digital Way: 52nd Annual Convention of the Computer Society of India, CSI 2017, Kolkata, India, January 19-21, 2018, Revised Selected Papers

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by  Jyotsna Kumar Mandal, Devadatta Sinha

Jyotsna Kumar Mandal
Devadatta Sinha (Eds.)
Communications in Computer and Information Science 836
Social Transformation –
Digital Way
52nd Annual Convention
of the Computer Society of India, CSI 2017
Kolkata, India, January 19–21, 2018
Revised Selected Papers
123
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Revised Selected Papers
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Foreword
The Computer Society of India organized its 52nd Annual Convention on the Theme
“Social Transformation- Digital Way” during January 18–21, 2018 at Science City,
Kolkata. Pre-Convention Tutorial was held on January 18. 2018. Over six hundred
delegates, from all walks of lifle from academic institutions, government departments,
industry houses and other stake holders were attend the Convention.
TheAnnualConventionofCSIisalwaysanimportantandprestigiousevent ofthe
ComputerSocietyofIndiabeingheldsincetheyear1966whenCSI-66thefirstAnnual
Convention with the theme “An Ideal Computer Map for India” was held at Kolkata.
SincethenthisannulmegaeventoftheSocietyhasbeenheldatdifferentcitieshaving
infrastructure facilities for organizing such events.
This year the event was organized at the Science City, Kolkata, India which pro-
vided, required infrastructure with. its ideal environment. As is followed every year,
there wereinvitedaddressesand general speechesof interest, paper presentations,and
panel discussions in multiple tracks/ sessions, covering diverse topics of interest.
ProceedingsofselectedpapersarebeingpublishedbySpringerinCOSseriesindexed
bySCIMago, Scopus. DBLP etc. Thethemewason thesocialtransformationthrough
different digital ways. Connectivity, with governments, both at the central and state
levelsisusingtechnologytomakethistransformationtoachievedoorstepconnectivity
with its citizens. There were exhibition stalls where state-of- the- art and enlarging
products and services were showcased and demonstrated to the interested delegates.
Extensive opportunities were there to encourage interaction and build everlasting
relationshipamongalltheparticipantsintheConventionatalllevelsandalsowiththe
number of sponsors/partners at different levels. This Convention contributed actively
towards the holistic development of the Society and makes the digital mission and
socialtransformationintheyearstocome.Thisinternationalconferenceconnectedface
to face with 600+ professionals representing some of the top corporate in the country.
TheCSI2017organizedbyComputerSocietyofIndiaKolkataChapterisinvolving
various International Researchers and Academicians, and industry Dignitaries. Digni-
tariesandeminenttechnicalspeakersfrompremieracademicandresearchinstitutesin
India namely, Indian institute of Science Bangalore, Indian Institute of Technology
Kharagpur, Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata, Indian Institute of Management Ban-
galore, Jadavpur University, Calcutta University, TCS, Medical colleges, Kansas
University etc. were participated. In addition, some leading academic and research
luminariesrepresentingUniversities/InstitutesofInternationalreputefromabroadhave
participated in the event.
This volume contains chapters like Signal Processing, Microwave and Communi-
cation Engineering, Circuits and Systems, Data Science and Data Analytics, Bio
Computing,SocialComputing,Mobile,NanoandQuantumComputing,DataMining,
Security and Forensics, Digital image Processing and Computational Intelligence.
VI Foreword
Some papers in this volume are on Diabetes Mellitus risk factor prediction, eye
tracking with evolutionary head movement for vision based rehabilitation, evaluation
of bacterial blight in a rice plant, digital photo trichogram for hair fall diagnosis,
identificationofBenignandMalignantcellsfromcytologicalimages.PVcelloperated
motor to drive fans and pumps in rural areas. Mobile governance using Sanskrit
grammar etc.
Easy Chair scoring scheme has been adopted to select best 59 papers based on
doubleblindreviewsusingEasyChair.PaperswerereceivedfromIITs,ISI,IIITs,JU,
CU, KU along with some papers from USA and UK. Presented papers were modified
as per suggestions of session judges and modified papers were uploaded into the
Springeraftercheckingsimilaritiesagain.Springerscrutinizedalluploadedpapersand
finally they have selected the papers for publication.
HopethisvolumewillbeaverygoodvalueaddedmaterialinthefieldofComputer
Science, IT and transformation of social system into digital form. Researchers and
academicians will he benefited from this volume as a state-of-the-art value added
source of information.
Atal Chaudhuri
Preface
The Computer Society of India organized the 52nd Annual Convention on the theme
“Social Transformation-Digital Way” during January 19–21, 2018, at Science City,
Kolkata. The pre-convention tutorial was organized on January 18, 2018, at the
Technology Campus of the University of Calcutta. The response was overwhelming
and370enthusiasticparticipants cameallthewayfromGourbangaUniversity,Malda
andthecollegesofBankura,WestMidnapur,Durgapur,Haldia,Kalyani,andHooghly,
in addition to various universities and institutes within the territory of Kolkata. Over
600 delegates, from all walks of life (academic institutions, government departments,
industry houses, and other stake holders) attended the conference.
This is an important and prestigious event of the Society and has been held since
1966, when CSI-66, the first annual convention cum conference with the theme “An
Ideal Computer Map for India,” was held at Kolkata. Since then, this annual mega
eventoftheSocietyhasbeenheldatdifferentcitiesofIndia.TheKolkataChapterhas
hostedthisevent eighttimes in1966,1978,1986,1990,1994, 2001,2006,and2012.
This was the ninth time that Kolkata hosted this conference.
The conference had an interesting combination of keynote addresses, motivational
talk, invited talks, general speeches of interest, talks from industries, paper presenta-
tions, and panel discussions in multiple sessions, covering diverse topics of interest.
TheproceedingsoftheselectedandpresentedpaperswaspublishedintheCCISseries
of Springer Nature, free of cost. We are thankful to the authority of Springer for their
active association with CSI. Three best paper awards of 250 Euro, 200 Euro and 150
Euro in the form of eBook vouchers were also given by Springer.
Thepaperswerecheckedforsimilarities multipletimesthroughiThenticate,access
of which was provided by Springer. The EasyChair scoring scheme was adopted to
select the best papers (59 in all) out of 157 submissions based on reviews using
EasyChair. We received papers from IITs, ISI, IIITs, JU, CU, KU, along with some
papers from the USA and UK. The presented papers were modified as per the sug-
gestions of the session judges and modified papers were uploaded to the Springer
system after rechecking for similarities. We are grateful to the contributors and
reviewers for their efforts.
The theme of the conference was well deliberated upon and the organizers unani-
mously decided on “Social Transformation” through different digital ways. This was
primarily because the central and state governments at their respective levels were
usingtechnologytomakethistransformationpossiblebyensuringconnectivitywithits
citizens. In line with the theme, the conference was organized in such a manner that
participantscouldgetextensiveopportunitiestoexploreandbuildeverlastingnetworks
at different levels.
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Wehopethatthisvolumewasusefulandcontributedextensivelytowardsaholistic
development of the Society, while fulfilling the digital mission of bringing on social
transformationintheyearstocome.Thisvolumeaimstodefinitelybeavalue-addition
for academicians, researchers, and budding engineers and scientists.
August 2018 Jyotsna Kumar Mandal
Devadatta Sinha
Organization
Patrons
Taranjit Singh JIS Group, India
Saikat Maitra Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University
of Technology, India
Subhansu Bandopadhyay Brainware University, India
Dilip Kumar Sinha Visva-Bharati, India
Rajat Bose Kolkata Doordarshan Kendra, India
Manas Pratim Das All India Radio, India
Dwijesh Dutta Majumder Computer Society of India, India
Nirajit Kanta Roy Computer Society of India, India
Debabrata Ghosh Dastidar Computer Society of India, India
Shyam Sundar Aggarwal Computer Society of India, India
Samir Kumar Bandopadhyay Computer Society of India, India
Devaprasanna Sinha Computer Society of India, India
Debesh Kumar Das Computer Society of India, India
Subimal Kundu Computer Society of India, India
Rabindra Nath Lahiri Computer Society of India, India
Sibsankar Daspal Computer Society of India, India
Devadatta Sinha Computer Society of India, India
Dipti Prasad Mukherjee Computer Society of India, India
Sanjay Mahapatra Computer Society of India, India
Gautam Mahapatra Computer Society of India, India
A. K. Nayak Computer Society of India, India
Manas Ranjan Pattnaik Computer Society of India, India
Anirban Basu Computer Society of India, India
Advisory Board
Amiya Nayak Ottawa University, Canada
Sajal Das University of Texas at Arlington, USA
Santosh Mohanty TCS, India
A. Damodaram Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, India
A. K. Nayek Secretary, CSI, India
A. Kaykobad Bangladesh University of Engineering
and Technology, Bangladesh
Aditya Bagchi RKM University, India
Anirban Basu Immediate Past President, CSI, India
Arun Baran Samaddar National Institute of Technology, Sikkim, India
Atal Chowdhury Jadavpur University, India
Atulya Nagar Liverpool Hope University, UK