International Journal of Discoveries and Innovations in Applied Sciences

Emotionally-Related Song Playing System for Users that Makes Use of Force Sensor

S. Suman Rajest, R. Regin, Shynu T., Steffi R. — Thu, 22 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

A user's mood is just as important as their past tastes or the type of music they listen to when deciding what to play. In order to discover a user's emotional state from signals collected by wearable physiological sensors, this research suggests a framework for music recommendations based on emotions. Specifically, a wearable computer that incorporates a Force sensor may identify the user's emotional state. Any recommendation engine that relies on collaboration or content can use this emotional data as supplemental information. You can use this data to make the recommendation engines that are already out there even better. In our suggested system, we want to detect the user's emotions and play music automatically based on those feelings. The sensors we've supplied act as the user's biological mental signal, which it then converts into an equivalent electrical signal. The music player then plays the songs based on this electrical signal. In the future, wearable gear can be used to improve this system even further. The bracelet has a built-in force sensor that can detect an emotional signal and provide music recommendations based on that reading.

Improvement of Accounting for Period Expenses at Enterprises

Muhabbat T. Bozorova — Fri, 16 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The article examines the issues of accounting for period expenses at enterprises in the modern economy. A brief overview of the current state of accounting for the expenses of the period is given and its importance for the effective management of enterprises is analyzed. Practical recommendations for improving the accounting of period expenses with an emphasis on cost estimation, forecasting and analysis of cost efficiency, as well as the introduction of comparability of indicators for decision-making are presented.

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Stimulating Regional Economic Growth through Free Economic Zones: Uzbekistan's Experience and World Practices

Dilobar Z. Khaitboyeva — Wed, 21 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The article is devoted to the analysis of free economic zones (FEZ) as a tool for stimulating economic growth on the example of Uzbekistan and comparison with international experience. The paper examines the main aspects of the functioning of FEZ in Uzbekistan, including the legal framework, tax and customs benefits, infrastructure support and specialization of zones. Comparative analysis with FEZ management practices in other countries, such as China and the UAE, identifies key success factors and possible areas for improvement for Uzbekistan. The article is aimed at researchers, politicians and practitioners interested in the development of FEZ as an instrument of economic policy.

Transformation of Uzbekistan's Insurance Market: A Path to Increased Trust and Efficiency

Sanjarbek F. Yakubov — Wed, 21 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This article provides an assessment of the existing conditions within Uzbekistan's insurance sector, highlighting key issues and obstacles. It addresses the prevalent lack of trust among the public regarding insurance services, inadequate appreciation of insurance's significance, challenges with compulsory insurance, and insufficient risk coverage. Furthermore, the paper explores strategies aimed at enhancing regulatory frameworks, promoting digitalization, and bolstering oversight of insurance entities. Additionally, it discusses initiatives aimed at enhancing personnel training quality and fostering insurance literacy through educational endeavors.

Characteristics of Spiritual and Psychological Preparation of the Population in Emergency Situations

Sitora N. Saidmuradova — Fri, 23 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This article offers a thorough analysis of the many emotional states and responses that people encounter in various emergency situations. It explores the complex features of these responses, including the physiological and psychological aspects of stress reactions. The article also looks at the particular methods and techniques used to prepare oneself mentally and spiritually during catastrophes. Examining the substance and core of initiatives meant to strengthen the psychological and spiritual fortitude of communities dealing with emergencies is at the center of the conversation. The article aims to provide light on the complexities of human behavior and coping strategies during times of crisis by carefully examining these variables.