Browsing by Author "Hassan, Md. Nazmul"

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A Deep Learning Approach to Learn Lip Sync from Audio
(Daffodil International University, 2021-01-14) Bhuiyan, Mazharul Islam; Mahato, Milon; Hassan, Md. Nazmul; Rahman, Md. Habibur
With accurate lip-sync of speaker independent, we synthesize several high-quality videos for sake of generating expected target video clip from the composite synthesized video. In our work we explore several related works of lip-syncing, out-of-sync, talking face generation, speaker independent target video content creation from input audio stream containing some limitation & failure and we also implement as better lip-sync by training our models which is not rely on specific speaker. Besides, in this work we detect key reason for the mentioned problems and improve the difficult factors with new evaluation strategies then solve as better output returning like Wav2lip model. By the way, more realistic matched lip-syncing appearance of any individual speaking video from any voices or input audio clip along with mapping RNN is an incredible outcome since it can generate proper mouth texture.
A Study on Drug’s Side Effects due to Using GIT Drugs Without Prescription in Lower Class People in Bangladesh
(East West University, 7/15/2017) Hassan, Md. Nazmul
A survey was conducted in various place of Dhaka in Bangladesh. Which is entitled by “A study on drug’s side effects due to using GIT drugs without prescription in lower class people in Bangladesh”. The aim and objective of this research were to identify the drug’s side effects due to using GIT drugs without prescription in lower class people in Bangladesh. This survey was based on questioner and had a sample in size of 400 lower class people in Bangladesh who used GIT drugs without prescription from drug shop or experience drug’s side effects due to use of those drugs. After this study it is seen that, drugs using without prescription tendency of lower class people various on age, experience, and monthly household income. Most of the people are suffer from various side effects like constipation, abdominal pain, liver disease, vomiting etc. number of people who brought GIT drugs without prescription where (93.2%) and number of people who consulted doctor for the disease and brought medicine according to prescription where (6.8%) and (95.5%) people were go to pharmacy shop for the treatment. All the people were using omeprazole in this survey and (13.25%) were taking over dose and were (66.5%) were facing severe pain in stomach as a side effect. About (48%) people were using clozapine and (69.27%) faced constipation. About all the lower class people are using NSAIDs in various condition and (98.25%) did not know about NSAIDs. In the NSAIDs users (13.25%) were facing problem like ulcers. About 80% were used ciprofloxacin and (88.75%) did not complete the dose of ciprofloxacin. In the observed people they faced many common side effects due to use drugs without prescription which is treated for various GIT disease or problems (69.5%) faced nausea, (64.75%) faced vomiting, (49.5%) faced fever, (55.25%) faced abdominal pain,(28%) faced dryness of mouth, (14%) faced problem of vision, and (7.75%) faced kidney disease. Because many of them don’t know about the side effects of various GIT drugs. So people should be aware of the side effects of the drugs and stopped prescribing self-medication or using without prescription drugs. And health ministry of government should take proper initiative and ensure the rules and regulation for prescribing and dispensing the drugs and government should take proper step for available health checkup for the lower class people in public health cares of Bangladesh.
ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF MIXED LIGAND TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES OF SOME DIBASIC ACID AND HETEROCYCLIC BASES
(Daffodil International University, 2009-01-01) Hossain, Md. Belayet; Islam, M. Saidul; Hassan, Md. Nazmul; Yousuf, M.A.; Salam, M. Abdus
Mixed ligand transition metal complexes of Cu (II), Co (III), Rh (III) and Pt (IV) ions with dibasic acids viz., diphenic acid and adipic acid as primary ligands and amine bases as secondary ligands have been synthesized. Their conventional physical and chemical analyses have been done. The antifungal activities have been evaluated by Disc Diffusion method employed for antifungal assays against two pathogenic fungi. All the complexes show moderate antifungal activity. The highest inhibition of growth occurred on complex [Cu (DA)(8-HQ)] against the fungi Botryodiplodia theobromae and the lowest on complex [Rh (DA)(8-HQ)(H2 O)2] against the fungi Colletotrichum gloesparioides penz.
Brand establishment of Premier Cement
(BRAC University, 9/11/2011) Hassan, Md. Nazmul; Baser, Abdul Alim
Premier Cement Mills Limited is one of the leading manufacturing cement companies in Bangladesh. Among 120+ Cement Company it has established its brand name at a certain height. World class machine and quality product ensured by BUET test in every three months has give them a strong position in the market, along with river side production house in Muktarpul, Munshiganj. They are now producing Ordinary Portland and Portland Composite cement, and to sell their product they are using direct and indirect channel, and currently they have 8% market share in Bangladesh. To create brand awareness and brand association with the brand they basically use different kinds of promotional activities like-leaflet, mini leaflet, banner, poster, and electronic media, Mesban, Mason and Engineer Meeting, Newspaper Advertising etc. Among promotional activities Cash++ and Eid 2 Eid offer are most popular in which they are giving discount based on scratch card and gift items based on raffle draw. Evaluate brand performance depending on three months working experiences of brand department is not an easy task. Even then through brand audit, four steps of Brand Building, Perceived quality, Brand Power Grid Model, I tried to high light the position of Premier Cement Mills Limited’s Brand position. I also add some finding of Premier Cement Mills Limited, depending on my practical knowledge I gave some recommendations at the end of the report. PCML is conduction their business successfully in Bangladesh. Depending on my experience and field visit, it is clear that they are in a good brand position. But though are exporting 8% of their productions to India and having a good increasing market in Bangladesh, they should give more emphasis on creating a stronger brand in Bangladesh first. For this they have to add more branding activities which will helps them to increase brand image.
Socio-economic determinants of the nutrition status of the rural people of Bangladesh
(© University of Dhaka, 2025-03-02) Hassan, Md. Nazmul