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Item Cardiovascular Disease Prediction Using Machine Learning(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2022) Prajwal, K.; Tharun, K.; Navaneeth, P.; Anand Kumar, M.As the human population increases, so is the chance of getting diseases. There are many illnesses globally, and one of the biggest problems faced by the hospital systems today is the lack of technology to know when the patients are ill. One such illness is Cardiovascular Disease or CVD. It refers to any heart disease, vascular disease, or blood vessel disease. According to WHO, more people die of CVD's worldwide than any other cause. It affects the low and middle-income countries more. It is very hard for people living alone to contact the hospital when they are sick. Therefore, we have developed a model that can detect when a patient is ill and report back to the hospital. The system currently only identifies patients with heart disease and reports back to the hospital. We decided to go with heart disease identification because it is one of the most deadly diseases, and the risk of patients dying because of heart disease is high. Predicting whether a patient has heart disease or not is very clearly a classification problem. Therefore, we have used five models to classify. We take several factors such as blood sugar level, age, cholesterol level, and many more and give the outcome based on the input. © 2022 IEEE.Item Multi-Vehicle Tracking and Speed Estimation Model using Deep Learning(Association for Computing Machinery, 2022) Prajwal, K.; Navaneeth, P.; Tharun, K.; Anand Kumar, M.A.Speed estimation of vehicles is one of the prime application of speed estimation of moving objects. The YOLOv5 model has proven to have a very good accuracy in detecting moving objects in real-time. The vehicles on the road are extracted from each frame of the video by running it through a custom YOLOv5 object detector. The YOLO model splits the frame into a grid and each grid detects a vehicle within itself. An instance identifier tracks the vehicle across the frames. The tracking algorithm computes deep features for every bounding box and utilizes the similarities within the deep features to identify and track the object. The pixel per meter metric has to adjusted based on perspective after which the speed of the vehicle can be estimated. Finally a comparison of our model metrics with the existing state of the art models is provided. © 2022 ACM.