DEEP LEARNING MODEL FOR DETECTING BREAST CANCER AT EARLY STAGE Abstract Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women but in can occur in both the genders. It is accountable for an appalling number of deaths worldwide. In a particularly developing country like Nigeria, there is a lack of awareness and facilities mostly in … Read more
THE EFFECTS OF ARMED CONFLICT IN THE CONDUCT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN AFRICA INTRODUCTION Armed conflict has been a recurring reality in the analysis of postcolonial Africa. According to Lindemann (2008), since the 60s, a total of 24 sub-Saharan African countries (i.e., almost 50% of African states) have suffered war, while 22 other countries have … Read more
The effects of social media I feel tremendous guilt,” are the words Chamath Palihapitiya used in 2017 when discussing the consequences of the social media tools that he helped to realize while working at Facebook (Palihapitiya, 2017). Like many contemporary critics, Palihapitiya has found that the promises of “futurists” and “technophiles” — and some he made himself — have … Read more
Imperatives of Internet and Social Media on Broadcast Journalism in Nigeria Abstract The development of radio and later television brought a new dimension to news and events coverage in Nigeria. In 1993 the monopoly of government was broken to allow private participation. This gave the broadcast audience multiple choices of media. The advanced technology in … Read more
Voice mail application for visually impaired persons in Nigeria ABSTRACT Technology-based applications are developed day by day in the whole world. But more of those are unusable for the visually impaired people. One of such applications, email has become an important and significant part of formal communication in the professional world. Thus, Voice Mail turns … Read more
BIOCHEMISTRY OF VISION IN INFANTS INTRODUCTION The first half of the essay will discuss biochemistry of infant vision such as visual acuity, contrast sensitivity and motion perception. Visual acuity is defined as the clarity of vision and is dependent on optical and neural factors. Examples of these factors are the ability of the retina to … Read more
A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF VISION IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN The testing of vision in infants and children has been treated separately from the testing of adults because infants and children often cannot be tested with the same materials and techniques as adults.
Design and Implementation of Voice Based Email System For Blinds Abstract: Internet has become one of the basic amenities for day-to-day living. Every human being is widely accessing the knowledge and information through internet. However, blind people face difficulties in accessing these text materials, also in using any service provided through internet. The advancement in … Read more
Primary School Pupil Participation In Sports And Its Influence on Teaching And Learning in Owerri Municipal Council CHAPTER ONE/INTRODUCTION Background to the Study Sports started with the beginning of life and it is used for different purposes in time. Sports are the activities involving power and skills, competition, strategy, chance and engaged in for the … Read more
ANALYSIS OF THE DETERMINANTS OF PLANTAIN SUPPLY BY SMALL HOLDER FARMERS IN EBONYI STATE STATE ABSTRACT This study analyzed the determinants of supply among plantain farmers in Ebonyi State, Nigeria. A four-stage sampling technique was adopted for this study. The first stage involved a purposive selection of staff of Federal College of Agricultural Ishiagu due … Read more
