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\title{Machine Learning-based Approach for Prevention of COVID-19 using Steam
Vaporizer}



\author[1]{Professor (Dr.) R.K. Saket }%
\affil[1]{Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) Varanasi (UP) INDIA}%


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  \date{May 25, 2024}


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The present article provides a brief review on Coronavirus Disease-19
(COVID-19) with its prevention using a prototype steam vaporizer
developed at home during the lockdown period. The paper discusses the
role of Machine Learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the
identification of COVID19. At present, the panic mode and
non-availability of anti-drug exponentially increases the COVID-19 cases
in India and other parts of the world. This emphasizes humans stay home
as a preventing solution to fight against COVID-19. However, staying
inside the home is also not safe even when one person is going out for
new emergent works. It is also complicated to stay safe from COVID-19
due to a shortage of related preventive measures. Thus, a cheap method
of preparing a steam vaporizer is suggested in this paper. Also, its
prototype is developed at home with readily available materials. This
handheld steam vaporizer has been demonstrated and validated on five
people with mild cough and cold symptoms. The survey is carried out
using the web page of the COVID 19 survey through the phone. Based on
this survey, the person can be informed whether that person is COVID
positive or not. The web page for survey is needed to be circulated as
much as possible. The tabular and graphically illustrated results show
the betterment of this homemade steam vaporizer in mitigating the CoV
like viruses.%
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