Iconography of Sage Narada in Indian Sculptural Art: Regional Variations

Sanathana, Y. S.; Hazarika, Manjil

doi:10.5334/aa.197

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“…Chinese traditional culture is profound, and with the accumulation of five thousand years of culture and many collisions of western culture, Chinese art has gradually formed a unique national character [1]. Sculpture art has always developed along with the inheritance of culture, and culture needs to be inherited and carried forward, while art needs to be inherited and innovated [2][3][4]. With the development and integration of the world's economy and social culture, Western culture has also influenced sculpture art.…”

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Research on the artistic expression form of traditional cultural imagery in sculpture modeling based on DE-GWO model

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2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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The speed at which the data is generated, processed and stored to meet the demands of our lives today requires new technologies for handling and using this amount of data. Research on the effective usage of this data suggests that data analysis can contribute to international development, by improving decision-making, in health care, economic, and human resource development. Using artificial intelligence helps in discovering the important features of the data and to use it in classifying known data or in predicting the state of unseen data. In this paper, we propose a hybrid model that combines between Decision Tree algorithm and the Naïve Bayes algorithm in linear functions to improve the performance of a single classifier. Our algorithm is tested for three features and four features on binary data only. The simulation results indicate that our proposed algorithm outperforms the two algorithms tested separately on the same data in terms of accuracy which refers to the number of cases predicted correctly.

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