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The Star
3 days ago
- Health
- The Star
Advancing autism screening
A NEW artificial intelligence (AI) model is reshaping how autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is screened, offering faster, more accurate and more scalable detection across age groups. Developed through an international research collaboration that included INTI International University, the model achieved up to 99.06% accuracy in identifying ASD in children, adolescents and adults, outperforming many existing diagnostic systems. At the centre of the study is the Chaotic Binary Butterfly Optimisation Algorithm-based Feature Selection and Data Classification (CBBOAFS-DC) model. It analyses behavioural and developmental data to identify the traits most relevant to autism, supporting healthcare professionals in making earlier assessments. For many families, autism diagnosis is often delayed due to long wait times, limited access to specialists, or a lack of services in rural and underserved areas. These delays can mean children miss out on early intervention support that has been shown to improve communication, behaviour and learning outcomes significantly. Traditional screening tools also face consistency challenges, particularly when applied across different age groups or populations. INTI International University Faculty of Data Sciences and Information Technology academic Prof Dr Siti Sarah Maidinat (pic) said the new model is not a replacement for conventional methods. 'It's a tool to support healthcare providers, especially in early screening. The earlier autism is detected, the earlier children can receive the necessary interventions. 'We're helping to bridge the gap between limited diagnostic resources and the growing need for early autism detection. 'The idea is to support, not substitute, clinical expertise – especially in underprivileged communities,' she said. CBBOAFS-DC uses AI to process data from screening tools quickly and consistently, reducing reliance on time-intensive manual evaluations. Its hybrid architecture sets it apart from conventional approaches, according to an INTI press release dated May 23. While traditional models often rely on algorithms like decision trees or logistic regression, the new model uses a three-step design. 'It selects only the most relevant features using a butterfly-inspired optimisation technique, applies a deep learning engine to detect subtle behavioural patterns, and then finetunes its internal parameters using a bacterial colony optimisation algorithm,' the press release read. It added that this layered approach allows the model to handle the complexity of ASD traits across age groups and adapt to a variety of screening contexts – bringing researchers closer to a more universal screening solution. The research was conducted in collaboration with Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College and Vellore Institute of Technology in India, as well as institutions in Saudi Arabia.


Business Standard
23-05-2025
- Automotive
- Business Standard
Accurate Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida, Organizes a Global Immersion Program in Malaysia for PGDM Students
NewsVoir Greater Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 23: In its ongoing efforts to provide students with unparalleled international exposure and learning opportunities, the Accurate Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida, successfully organized a week-long Global Immersion Program for its Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) students in Malaysia from May 21 to May 27, 2025. The program aimed to combine academic rigor with practical, real-world experiences in a global context, equipping students with the skills and insights needed to excel in today's interconnected business environment. The highlight of the program was an exclusive visit to INTI International University, Malaysia, a premier institution known for its innovative approach to education. The visit included: - Interactive Sessions: Students participated in an engaging session led by distinguished faculty and industry professionals. Discussions revolved around cutting-edge management topics, emphasizing innovation, leadership, and global business trends. - Workshop Participation: The students actively engaged in a hands-on workshop focusing on advanced management strategies and decision-making processes. This session provided practical insights into global management practices, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. - Certificate Ceremony: At the culmination of their academic engagements, students were awarded certificates recognizing their active participation and commitment to learning. - Collaboration Discussions: Faculty and administrative representatives from both Accurate Institute and INTI University deliberated on potential collaboration opportunities, exploring avenues for joint academic programs, research initiatives, and student exchange programs. In addition to academic engagements, the program included industrial visits to renowned companies such as: - Bufari Motor Company, Students observed innovative automotive technologies and manufacturing processes, gaining insights into the global automotive industry. - Harriston Chocolate Boutique, this visit showcased Malaysia's chocolate-making heritage, emphasizing quality, craftsmanship, and market strategies in the food industry. - Royal Selangor, the world-famous pewter manufacturer, illustrating heritage craftsmanship. - Sime Darby Plantation Eco Garden, emphasizing sustainable practices in agriculture and environmental management. In addition to academic and industrial engagements, the Global Immersion Program incorporated cultural exploration, allowing students to experience Malaysia's rich heritage and vibrant culture. Activities included exploring local landmarks, tasting authentic Malaysian cuisine, and interacting with local communities. These experiences added a new dimension to their global outlook, enhancing their cultural sensitivity and adaptability.


Fashion Value Chain
23-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Accurate Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida, Organizes a Global Immersion Program in Malaysia for PGDM Students
In its ongoing efforts to provide students with unparalleled international exposure and learning opportunities, the Accurate Institute of Management and Technology, Greater Noida, successfully organized a week-long Global Immersion Program for its Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) students in Malaysia from May 21 to May 27, 2025. The program aimed to combine academic rigor with practical, real-world experiences in a global context, equipping students with the skills and insights needed to excel in today's interconnected business environment. Accurate Institute students participating in the Global Immersion Program in Malaysia The highlight of the program was an exclusive visit to INTI International University, Malaysia, a premier institution known for its innovative approach to education. The visit included: Interactive Sessions : Students participated in an engaging session led by distinguished faculty and industry professionals. Discussions revolved around cutting-edge management topics, emphasizing innovation, leadership, and global business trends. Workshop Participation : The students actively engaged in a hands-on workshop focusing on advanced management strategies and decision-making processes. This session provided practical insights into global management practices, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Certificate Ceremony : At the culmination of their academic engagements, students were awarded certificates recognizing their active participation and commitment to learning. Collaboration Discussions: Faculty and administrative representatives from both Accurate Institute and INTI University deliberated on potential collaboration opportunities, exploring avenues for joint academic programs, research initiatives, and student exchange programs. Accurate Institute students at INTI International University, Malaysia, for an academic engagement In addition to academic engagements, the program included industrial visits to renowned companies such as: Bufari Motor Company, Students observed innovative automotive technologies and manufacturing processes, gaining insights into the global automotive industry. Harriston Chocolate Boutique, this visit showcased Malaysia's chocolate-making heritage, emphasizing quality, craftsmanship, and market strategies in the food industry. Royal Selangor, the world-famous pewter manufacturer, illustrating heritage craftsmanship. Sime Darby Plantation Eco Garden, emphasizing sustainable practices in agriculture and environmental management. In addition to academic and industrial engagements, the Global Immersion Program incorporated cultural exploration, allowing students to experience Malaysia's rich heritage and vibrant culture. Activities included exploring local landmarks, tasting authentic Malaysian cuisine, and interacting with local communities. These experiences added a new dimension to their global outlook, enhancing their cultural sensitivity and adaptability. Ms. Poonam Sharma, Chairman, Accurate Institute, commented, 'This initiative represents our commitment to providing global exposure to our students, enabling them to develop a competitive edge and adaptability in an ever-evolving business environment.' The students will return with enriched knowledge, global networks, and memories of an impactful international experience, ready to implement their learnings in future endeavors. WEBSITE: