Shikha Gupta
Biographic Data
| ID | 6588056 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shikha Gupta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shikha |
| FAMILY NAME | Gupta |
| SIGNATURE | GUPTA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Noida International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6581-9792 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Predictive Analysis for Career Growth in Performing Arts
Career growth in the performing arts has become a critical research direction as the careers of artistic professionals are becoming more and more data-driven and competitive. Contrary to traditional career trajectories, the performance art industry success depends on a multifaceted interaction of both technical capabilities, training level, audience acceptance, career contact network and subjective judgments. The paper suggests a more detailed pr…
Ai-Assisted Art Therapy Through Digital Platforms
Digital-based AI-assisted art therapy is a novel discursive field of application of intelligent computing that combines psychological theory, creative practice, and intelligent computing to provide additional mental health services. In the current paper, the author offers a detailed map of how art therapy can be provided through AI-mediated digital space and focuses particularly on emotional expression, reflective interaction, and therapist-media…
Ai in Dance Therapy for Education and Wellbeing
Dance therapy or dance/movement therapy (DMT) is not a new concept and has been traditionally acknowledged to have the ability to improve emotional, cognitive, and physical wellbeing. The last few years have seen the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and movement-based therapies, which has paved the way to the data-driven personalization of learning and therapy and has scaled up both educational and therapeutic interventions. In this p…
Ethical Management of Ai-Produced Digital Works
he high rate of artificial intelligence (AI) innovation into the creative industries has transformed the creation of digital productions, upsetting the standard views of creativity, authorship, and ownership. The paper is an academic discussion on managing AI-generated digital literature on a multidisciplinary platform by looking at the convergence between technology, ethics, law, and society. It starts with its definition of AI-generated digital…
Smart Print Management Using Predictive Analytics
This study is a proposal of a smart, foresight analytics-based Smart Print Management model that can maximize efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of enterprise print settings. The traditional print management systems are based on reactive operations and thus they have recurring device failures, consumable is used inefficiently and there is little visibility of the print behaviors. In order to seal these cracks, the suggested framework inc…
Curating Ai-Generated Artworks Challenges and Solutions
The fast growth of artificial intelligence (AI) in the creative field has changed the way curators do their jobs and brought up difficult psychological, moral, and technical issues. Artworks created by algorithms, neural networks and generative models that are created by AI challenge traditional concepts of creation, ownership and aesthetic judgement. This essay examines how the roles of managers are evolving as they work to link the actions of h…
Community-Driven Ai Models for Cultural Art Education
This paper discusses the concept of community-based engagement in the implementation of artificial intelligence in cultural art education, how artificial intelligence can be used to facilitate creative learning without affecting the cultural authenticity. A four-week student-teacher-local artisan case study established that AI considerably promoted creative interactions, multimodal learning, as well as cultural cognition. Nevertheless, the result…
D Printing for Photographic Relief Sculptures
The paper introduces a semiotic computational methodology of generating 3D-printer photographic relief sculptures that includes depth estimation by artificial intelligence, semantic weight, and adaptive fabrication algorithms, the transformation of the two-dimensional photographic data into the three-dimensional object itself. In such a method, the discrepancy between the computational vision and materialization is bridged with the help of a hybr…
Evaluating Artistic Authenticity in Machine-Aided Sculptures
he question of artistic originality with machine-aided sculptures involves a strict, multidimensional study involving the intersection of human creativity and algorithmic determination of aesthetic forms that lead to hybrids. With AI-assisted design, generative modelling and robotic fabrication gaining more and more influence over the practice of sculpture, the issue of authorship, intentionality, material fidelity and interpretive meaning is rai…
The importance of Indigenous Tribal Heritage – Commemorating Birsa Munda’s Legacy
India in the making shall remain in halfway if bridges are built but the empowerment of tribal vigour remains subservient in the agenda of making ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’. The tribes are the exquisite pier of Indian civilization. Scrutiny of the overall gamut of the vibrancy of a ‘True Adivasi’ for whom their tradition is there self-worth and they wear their diadem as the symbol of living their own history, Realistic and evocative journey of the auto…
The Subliminal Ledger: Measuring and Reporting Corporate Culture's Influence on Social Sustainability
Over the past three decades, global discourse has prominently revolved around sustainability, with discussions centered on the environmental dimension. The social aspect has remained overlooked by both corporations and policymakers. In the realm of addressing social sustainability within companies, it is imperative to assess the crucial role of corporate culture. This study makes a pioneering attempt to empirically investigate the associations of…
A Deeper Study of Innovations in Sustainable Tourism Practices Lessons for Educational Institutions
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 interconnected global objectives approved by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. They work to address global social, economic, and environmental issues, with the objective of introducing sustainability in the world by 2030. SDG objective 4 - Quality Education highlights the importance of a comprehensive approach to education, with the curriculum created in such a way that the SDGs …
Academic Writing Challenges and Supports: Perspectives of International Doctoral Students and Their Supervisors
Introduction Academic writing is a core element of a successful graduate program, especially at the doctoral level. Graduate students are expected to write in a scholarly manner for their thesis and scholarly publications. However, in some cases, limited or no specific training on academic writing is provided to them to do this effectively. As a result, many graduate students, especially those having English as an Additional Language (EAL), face …
Study of Hepatic Function in Multiple Transfused Thalassaemia Patients
Background: Thalassemia syndomes are the most common genetic disorder on world wide basis . The selective pressures that have made the thalassemias so common are known but are assumed to relate to the geographic distrubution of malaria. Material & Methods: This was Prospective study conducted in the department of pediatrics in a teriary care hospital. The patients who had received m ore than 50 blood transfusions are considerd as multiple transfu…
Exploratory study on use of tobacco among adolescent students in selected schools of Moradabad (up) India
Statement: An Exploratory Study on Use of Tobacco Among Adolescent Students in Selected Schools of Moradabad (Up). Objectives: Main Objective- To explore the use of tobacco among adolescent students using semi structured questionnaire. Assumptions: 1) Use of tobacco is more common in adolescents; 2) A high-risk group for tobacco consumption is adolescents; 3) Tobacco consumption in any form has its impact on the general health status of the indiv…
Globalization Versus Slowbalization: A Perspective on the Indian Economy
The crisis and ensuing recession have led the global leaders to focus inwards. While the trend had taken off with countries having to face rising inequality and a focus towards self-development, there is little evidence besides newspaper articles to support this hypothesis from the Indian perspective. The results, using dynamic hierarchical factor model analysis, over a subset of 21 economies which account for 66% of India’s trade, reveal that In…
Essential Elements That Contribute to the Recovery of Persons With Severe Mental Illness: A Systematic Scoping Study
Introduction: There is an increasing emphasis on recovery-oriented care in the design and delivery of mental health services. Research has demonstrated that recovery-oriented services are understood differently depending on the stakeholders involved. Variations in interpretations of recovery lead to challenges in creating systematically organized environments that deliver a consistent recovery-oriented approach to care. The existing evidence on r…
Managing Medication Cost Burden: A Qualitative Study Exploring Experiences of People with Disabilities in Canada
Despite the abundant literature on the burden of rising costs of prescription medications, there is limited research to explore how these costs affect people and the decisions they are forced to make within the context of disability. In this qualitative study we explored strategies adopted, factors influencing, and the impact of some of these strategies to manage the burden of medication cost among persons with disabilities. We interviewed 12 adu…
An Adapted Model of Cost-Related Nonadherence to Medications Among People With Disabilities
Despite emerging evidence on cost-related nonadherence (CRNA) to prescription medications, there is little conceptualization and exploration of this phenomenon with respect to disability. Specifically, there is a gap in the literature that explores factors influencing medication cost–adherence relationship among individuals living with a disability. To advance research on and policy for CRNA to medications among people with disabilities, we need …
Promoting Long-Term Health among People with Spinal Cord Injury: What’s New
A key ingredient to successful health promotion is a primary care provider who can offer an informed first response to lifestyle issues, emerging problems and chronic challenges. This article aims to assist family physicians to play their role in promoting the health of people with SCI, by summarizing the latest evidence in the management of spinal cord injury in primary care. This study used a scoping review methodology to survey peer-reviewed j…
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Promoting Long-Term Health among People with Spinal Cord Injury: What’s New
A key ingredient to successful health promotion is a primary care provider who can offer an informed first response to lifestyle issues, emerging problems and chronic challenges. This article aims to assist family physicians to play their role in promoting the health of people with SCI, by summarizing the latest evidence in the management of spinal cord injury in primary care. This study used a scoping review methodology to survey peer-reviewed j…
Managing Medication Cost Burden: A Qualitative Study Exploring Experiences of People with Disabilities in Canada
Despite the abundant literature on the burden of rising costs of prescription medications, there is limited research to explore how these costs affect people and the decisions they are forced to make within the context of disability. In this qualitative study we explored strategies adopted, factors influencing, and the impact of some of these strategies to manage the burden of medication cost among persons with disabilities. We interviewed 12 adu…
An Adapted Model of Cost-Related Nonadherence to Medications Among People With Disabilities
Despite emerging evidence on cost-related nonadherence (CRNA) to prescription medications, there is little conceptualization and exploration of this phenomenon with respect to disability. Specifically, there is a gap in the literature that explores factors influencing medication cost–adherence relationship among individuals living with a disability. To advance research on and policy for CRNA to medications among people with disabilities, we need …
Essential Elements That Contribute to the Recovery of Persons With Severe Mental Illness: A Systematic Scoping Study
Introduction: There is an increasing emphasis on recovery-oriented care in the design and delivery of mental health services. Research has demonstrated that recovery-oriented services are understood differently depending on the stakeholders involved. Variations in interpretations of recovery lead to challenges in creating systematically organized environments that deliver a consistent recovery-oriented approach to care. The existing evidence on r…
Academic Writing Challenges and Supports: Perspectives of International Doctoral Students and Their Supervisors
Introduction Academic writing is a core element of a successful graduate program, especially at the doctoral level. Graduate students are expected to write in a scholarly manner for their thesis and scholarly publications. However, in some cases, limited or no specific training on academic writing is provided to them to do this effectively. As a result, many graduate students, especially those having English as an Additional Language (EAL), face …
Study of Hepatic Function in Multiple Transfused Thalassaemia Patients
Background: Thalassemia syndomes are the most common genetic disorder on world wide basis . The selective pressures that have made the thalassemias so common are known but are assumed to relate to the geographic distrubution of malaria. Material & Methods: This was Prospective study conducted in the department of pediatrics in a teriary care hospital. The patients who had received m ore than 50 blood transfusions are considerd as multiple transfu…
Exploratory study on use of tobacco among adolescent students in selected schools of Moradabad (up) India
Statement: An Exploratory Study on Use of Tobacco Among Adolescent Students in Selected Schools of Moradabad (Up). Objectives: Main Objective- To explore the use of tobacco among adolescent students using semi structured questionnaire. Assumptions: 1) Use of tobacco is more common in adolescents; 2) A high-risk group for tobacco consumption is adolescents; 3) Tobacco consumption in any form has its impact on the general health status of the indiv…
Globalization Versus Slowbalization: A Perspective on the Indian Economy
The crisis and ensuing recession have led the global leaders to focus inwards. While the trend had taken off with countries having to face rising inequality and a focus towards self-development, there is little evidence besides newspaper articles to support this hypothesis from the Indian perspective. The results, using dynamic hierarchical factor model analysis, over a subset of 21 economies which account for 66% of India’s trade, reveal that In…
A Deeper Study of Innovations in Sustainable Tourism Practices Lessons for Educational Institutions
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 interconnected global objectives approved by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. They work to address global social, economic, and environmental issues, with the objective of introducing sustainability in the world by 2030. SDG objective 4 - Quality Education highlights the importance of a comprehensive approach to education, with the curriculum created in such a way that the SDGs …
Ai in Dance Therapy for Education and Wellbeing
Dance therapy or dance/movement therapy (DMT) is not a new concept and has been traditionally acknowledged to have the ability to improve emotional, cognitive, and physical wellbeing. The last few years have seen the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and movement-based therapies, which has paved the way to the data-driven personalization of learning and therapy and has scaled up both educational and therapeutic interventions. In this p…
Ethical Management of Ai-Produced Digital Works
he high rate of artificial intelligence (AI) innovation into the creative industries has transformed the creation of digital productions, upsetting the standard views of creativity, authorship, and ownership. The paper is an academic discussion on managing AI-generated digital literature on a multidisciplinary platform by looking at the convergence between technology, ethics, law, and society. It starts with its definition of AI-generated digital…
Smart Print Management Using Predictive Analytics
This study is a proposal of a smart, foresight analytics-based Smart Print Management model that can maximize efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of enterprise print settings. The traditional print management systems are based on reactive operations and thus they have recurring device failures, consumable is used inefficiently and there is little visibility of the print behaviors. In order to seal these cracks, the suggested framework inc…
Curating Ai-Generated Artworks Challenges and Solutions
The fast growth of artificial intelligence (AI) in the creative field has changed the way curators do their jobs and brought up difficult psychological, moral, and technical issues. Artworks created by algorithms, neural networks and generative models that are created by AI challenge traditional concepts of creation, ownership and aesthetic judgement. This essay examines how the roles of managers are evolving as they work to link the actions of h…
Community-Driven Ai Models for Cultural Art Education
This paper discusses the concept of community-based engagement in the implementation of artificial intelligence in cultural art education, how artificial intelligence can be used to facilitate creative learning without affecting the cultural authenticity. A four-week student-teacher-local artisan case study established that AI considerably promoted creative interactions, multimodal learning, as well as cultural cognition. Nevertheless, the result…
D Printing for Photographic Relief Sculptures
The paper introduces a semiotic computational methodology of generating 3D-printer photographic relief sculptures that includes depth estimation by artificial intelligence, semantic weight, and adaptive fabrication algorithms, the transformation of the two-dimensional photographic data into the three-dimensional object itself. In such a method, the discrepancy between the computational vision and materialization is bridged with the help of a hybr…
Evaluating Artistic Authenticity in Machine-Aided Sculptures
he question of artistic originality with machine-aided sculptures involves a strict, multidimensional study involving the intersection of human creativity and algorithmic determination of aesthetic forms that lead to hybrids. With AI-assisted design, generative modelling and robotic fabrication gaining more and more influence over the practice of sculpture, the issue of authorship, intentionality, material fidelity and interpretive meaning is rai…
The importance of Indigenous Tribal Heritage – Commemorating Birsa Munda’s Legacy
India in the making shall remain in halfway if bridges are built but the empowerment of tribal vigour remains subservient in the agenda of making ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’. The tribes are the exquisite pier of Indian civilization. Scrutiny of the overall gamut of the vibrancy of a ‘True Adivasi’ for whom their tradition is there self-worth and they wear their diadem as the symbol of living their own history, Realistic and evocative journey of the auto…
The Subliminal Ledger: Measuring and Reporting Corporate Culture's Influence on Social Sustainability
Over the past three decades, global discourse has prominently revolved around sustainability, with discussions centered on the environmental dimension. The social aspect has remained overlooked by both corporations and policymakers. In the realm of addressing social sustainability within companies, it is imperative to assess the crucial role of corporate culture. This study makes a pioneering attempt to empirically investigate the associations of…
Predictive Analysis for Career Growth in Performing Arts
Career growth in the performing arts has become a critical research direction as the careers of artistic professionals are becoming more and more data-driven and competitive. Contrary to traditional career trajectories, the performance art industry success depends on a multifaceted interaction of both technical capabilities, training level, audience acceptance, career contact network and subjective judgments. The paper suggests a more detailed pr…
Ai-Assisted Art Therapy Through Digital Platforms
Digital-based AI-assisted art therapy is a novel discursive field of application of intelligent computing that combines psychological theory, creative practice, and intelligent computing to provide additional mental health services. In the current paper, the author offers a detailed map of how art therapy can be provided through AI-mediated digital space and focuses particularly on emotional expression, reflective interaction, and therapist-media…
Medicine (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Aesthetic Perception and Analysis (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Health care (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Analytics (2 works) · Art Therapy (2 works)