This paper aims to develop a machine learning and deep learning-based real-time framework for detecting and recognizing human faces in closed-circuit television (CCTV) images. The traditional CCTV system needs a human for 24/7 monitoring, which is costly and insufficient. The automatic recognition system of faces in CCTV images with minimum human intervention and reduced cost can help many organizations, such as law enforcement, identifying the suspects, missing people, and people entering a restricted territory. However, image-based recognition has many issues, such as scaling, rotation, cluttered backgrounds, and variation in light intensity. This paper aims to develop a CCTV image-based human face recognition system using different techniques for feature extraction and face recognition. The proposed system includes image acquisition from CCTV, image preprocessing, face detection, localization, extraction from the acquired images, and recognition. We use two feature extraction algorithms, principal component analysis (PCA) and convolutional neural network (CNN). We use and compare the performance of the algorithms K-nearest neighbor (KNN), decision tree, random forest, and CNN. The recognition is done by applying these techniques to the dataset with more than 40K acquired real-time images at different settings such as light level, rotation, and scaling for simulation and performance evaluation. Finally, we recognized faces with a minimum computing time and an accuracy of more than 90%.
The epidemic disease of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) called COVID-19 has become a more frequently active disease. Managing and monitoring COVID-19 patients is still a challenging issue for advanced technologies. The first and foremost critical issue in COVID-19 is to diagnose it timely and cut off the chain of transmission by isolating the susceptible and patients. COVID-19 spreads through close interaction and contact with an infected person. It has affected the entire world, and every country is facing the challenges of having adequate medical facilities along with the availability of medical staff in rural and urban areas that have a high number of patients due to the pandemic. Due to the invasive method of treatment, SARS-COVID is spreading swiftly. In this paper, we propose an intelligent health monitoring framework using wearable Internet of Things (IoT) and Geo-fencing for COVID-19 susceptible and patient monitoring, and isolation and quarantine management to control the pandemic. The proposed system consists of four layers, and each layer has different functionality: a wearable sensors layer, IoT gateway layer, cloud server layer, and client application layer for visualization and analysis. The wearable sensors layer consists of wearable biomedical and GPS sensors for physiological parameters, and GPS and Wi-Fi Received Signal Strength Indicator acquisition for health monitoring and user Geo-fencing. The IoT gateway layer provides a Bluetooth and Wi-Fi based wireless body area network and IoT environment for data transmission anytime and anywhere. Cloud servers use Raspberry Pi and ThingSpeak cloud for data analysis and web-based application layers for remote monitoring based on user consent. The susceptible and patient conditions, real-time sensor’s data, and Geo-fencing enables minimizing the spread through close interaction. The results show the effectiveness of the proposed framework.
We proposed an application and data variations-independent, generic social media Textual Variations Handler (TVH) to deal with a wide range of noise in textual data generated in various social media (SM) applications for enhanced text analysis. The aim is to build an effective hybrid normalization technique that ensures the use of useful information of the noisy text in its intended form instead of filtering them out to analyze SM text better. The proposed TVH performs context-aware text normalization based on intended meaning to avoid the wrong word substitution. We integrate the TVH with state-of-the-art (SOTA) deep-learning-based text analysis methods to enhance their performance for noisy SM text data. The proposed scheme shows promising improvement in the text analysis of informal SM text in terms of precision, recall, accuracy, and F1-score in simulation.
In this paper, we present a new user trustworthiness estimation model for social networks (SN), whereas most of existing researches have been focused on the user-user/item relationship trustworthiness estimation. Users share information of their interest on various social media without their trustworthiness verification. Therefore, SN are susceptible to malicious users for misinformation spreading. In SN, the original information source is generally unknown and the user who is sharing the contents is the only known information about the source. Therefore, the user's trustworthiness is an effective criterion for SN content's trustworthiness estimation. However, the users are unable to identify trustworthy/untrustworthy users, and the existing user-user/item relationship models do not provide user trustworthiness information.Our proposed model provides a systematic way to assess the user trustworthiness based on user attributes and interaction behavior. The proposed model is helpful to avoid the trust sparsity (implicit trust model), trust subjectivity (user's objective/collective trustworthiness estimation model) and cold-start user's trustworthiness (user's attributes-based trust modeling) problems. We employ friends-recommendation (FR) as an exemplary application to evaluate the performance of our proposed model in trust-aware recommendations. Simulation results illustrate that our trust-aware FR model outperformed the existing trust and FR models.INDEX TERMS Credibility, reliability, social-ties strength, trust-aware recommendation, user trustworthiness modeling.
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