This paper presents an unsupervised approach to cluster reviews of products collected from Amazon and then generates its labels of each cluster. Instead of using a complete review, this paper splits a review into sentences and considers all sentences from the reviews as inputs for Clustering. Hierarchical Agglomerative Clustering (HAC) is used to cluster sentences. The approaches of cluster labeling are also unsupervised. For labeling, three different methods have been used to find a limited number of essential words for each cluster. Extracted essential words are used to construct phrases. Constructed phrases are used as labels for each cluster. This paper compares the result of the labeling method with baseline labeling. In the result evaluation, all the labeling methods outperform the baseline method. The aim of this research is cluster labeling that makes a set of labels to describe a cluster content and distinguishes the labels from other cluster labels.
The Internet of Things (IoT) based real-time health monitoring system has contributed towards a brilliant human welfare both in urban and rural areas. Many of such solutions are not well applicable in developing countries like Bangladesh due to lack of uninterrupted communication system. In this paper, we present an IoT-based real-time health monitoring system that can measure, monitor and report people's health condition online and offline from anywhere. Our proposed IoT based solution is capable to transmit the sensitive health information to medical centres and caregivers in real time. The proposed system has been designed with Arduino UNO, Nodemcu, and GSM modules to measure body temperature, pulse rate, oxygen saturation, room temperature, and air quality in a smart home setting. The system can also provide the patient's historical health records. Our implementation was tested on some test cases which works excellent with accuracy. The proposed system has high potentiality for the rural and urban areas in developing countries.
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