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Research@IIMV




          key values and motivations through the triangular theory of love
          (TTL) and the theory of consumption value (TCV), offering a nuanced
          view of digital consumer behavior.

          Design/methodology/approach
          The study employed a quantitative approach. It analyzed data from
          289 participants in the UK and US to explore relationships among
          perceived values, passion, intimacy, commitment, and engagement,
          employing structural equation modeling and PROCESS macro for
          hypothesis testing.
          Findings


          The study’s findings suggest that perceived values such as symbolic,
          novelty, and anthropomorphic values foster passion for SVAs in
          consumers. In addition, the study establishes that passion positively
          impacts intimacy and commitment, further influencing consumer
          engagement. The moderation analysis of technostress reveals its
          influence on  the relationship between  social presence value and
          passion.
          Click here to read the paper.


          Meta-Explainable Machine Learning Model for
          Public Health Care Resource Management


          Shivshanker Singh Patel

          Journal of Database Management (ABDC-A)

          This study introduces a new meta-explainable machine learning
          methodology  to  enhance  medical  care  recommendations  and
          optimize healthcare operations  through  targeted  interventions.
          It could assist a large, and diverse population facing challenges
          in resource allocation and operational complexity. The proposed
          method utilizes a two-stage model. It first employs an Explainable
          Boosting Machine (EBM) and then provides the output from the
          initial  phase to an unsupervised machine  learning framework.  It
          examines diverse aspects to identify the most critical set of features
          for focused operations and policy recommendations in designated
          areas. The research is based on data collected from three regions
          of India about maternal health and maternal mortality. The results
          highlight the accuracy of healthcare operations, thereby facilitating
          data-informed  decisions.  Implementing  the  method  outlined  in
          this paper in any other region across the globe will significantly
          enhance the design and execution of targeted healthcare initiatives,
          enhancing public health outcomes and optimizing resource.
          Click here to read the paper.


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