Learning From Leads: A 1d Dilated Resnet For Ecg Chagas Disease Screening,
2025
Case Western Reserve University
Learning From Leads: A 1d Dilated Resnet For Ecg Chagas Disease Screening, Somesh Saini, Matheus Lima Diniz Araujo
Student Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Homomorphically Encrypted Faceted Values,
2025
San Jose State University
Homomorphically Encrypted Faceted Values, Tanmay Singal
Master's Projects
Faceted values prevent the implicit flow of sensitive information by controlling the visibility of program data. They achieve this by maintaining two facets for each variable: a public facet, which is observable, and a private facet, which remains hidden. Although this method secures the flow of sensitive data, it can be leaked if the server storing the faceted values is compromised. While faceted values may be encrypted on the server, doing so would necessitate that the private facets be briefly decrypted during execution to allow arithmetic operations to be performed on them, creating an attack vector for information to be …
Bot Detection In Social Media Using Graphsage And Bert,
2025
San Jose State University
Bot Detection In Social Media Using Graphsage And Bert, Abhishek Deshmukh
Master's Projects
This project details a novel bot detection system developed to battle the ever- changing challenge of disinformation, misinformation, and other bot-generated content.
The methodology employed in this project combines the text-based analytical strength of BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) with the strength of GraphSage (Graph Sample and Aggregation) for analyzing network structures. The project concatenates BERT and GraphSage vectors to create an 896-size feature embedding with a rich blend of network and text features. This project employs a Support Vector Machine to process the concatenated embeddings, as SVM works well with high-dimensional data. This project was evaluated on two …
Ai Powered Legal Decision Support System,
2025
San Jose State University
Ai Powered Legal Decision Support System, Alisha Rath
Master's Projects
The large volume of legal cases presented by judicial professionals has made it
challenging to study and predict results. With advances in research methods and
technology, predicting law cases in a more accurate manner has become an important
trend. Prediction tools based on AI may help manage a large number of legislative
texts and documents that cannot possibly be fully read, reduce the number of cases
to be seen, and give accurate outcomes of how cases may turn out. Now, when
we look into the current AI legal prediction tools in this domain, they mostly lack
efficiency and interpretability, the …
Multimodal Feature Fusion And Machine Learning For Adhd Detection Using Neuroimaging Data,
2025
San Jose State University
Multimodal Feature Fusion And Machine Learning For Adhd Detection Using Neuroimaging Data, Isabel Pham
Master's Projects
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopment disorder that can significantly affect a person’s attention, impulse control, and executive function. Currently, the traditional diagnosis method often relies on clinical assessments and observations. However, these methods can be subjective and lead to inconsistencies in diagnosis between individuals. To address this challenge, neuroimaging and machine learning (ML) are promising tools for providing a more objective diagnosis of ADHD. The goal of this project is to apply a multimodal approach in which structural and functional features of specific regions of the brain are used to develop a more accurate and objective …
Machine Learning Based Network Traffic Classification With Cosine-Similarity Based Out-Of-Distribution Detection,
2025
San Jose State University
Machine Learning Based Network Traffic Classification With Cosine-Similarity Based Out-Of-Distribution Detection, Prabhat Edupuganti
Master's Projects
The changes occurring in the amount of encrypted network traffic is growing at an alarming rate. This development has created intricate problems in traffic classification which is vital for effective cybersecurity. Moreover, most frameworks seem to ignore OOD detection, model calibration and novel pattern detection as cornerstone problem areas. The due analysis is presented as a machine learning approach aimed at resolving encrypted traffic classification issues and focuses on novel OOD detection and calibration issues. Primary contributions comprise detection of out-of-distribution states using softmax scaled cosine similarity, advanced variance-based feature elimination, and lowering ECE using stringent NNs. This work demonstrates …
Mitigating Cold Start Problem Through Metadata Integration And User Preference Analysis,
2025
San Jose State University
Mitigating Cold Start Problem Through Metadata Integration And User Preference Analysis, Prabaljit Walia
Master's Projects
Recommendation systems power the most popular platforms in the world: from content catalogs on Netflix to custom feeds on TikTok – the importance of recommendation systems is significant. Collaborative filtering, the most popular recommendation technique, is essentially based on the idea of leveraging collective user intelligence i.e., creating recommendations by finding similar users. But this technique suffers when there is not enough data in the profiles of users, formally termed as the cold start problem. This research focuses on this problem by introducing an approach that integrates metadata-driven similarity measures with profile expansion techniques. Our approach combines traditional collaborative filtering …
Real-Time Adaptive Framework For Topic Modeling In Social Engineering Attacks,
2025
San Jose State University
Real-Time Adaptive Framework For Topic Modeling In Social Engineering Attacks, Manav Bhasin
Master's Projects
Detecting social engineering attempts is crucial for security, as these threats are becoming more frequent and increasingly exploit human vulnerabilities. This research focuses on topic modeling using conversational data from Kevin Mitnick’s ”The Art of Deception” with dialogues that illustrate various social engineering strategies. The dataset comprises manually extracted and synthetically augmented conversations to ensure natural dialogue flow. Two methodologies are presented for utterance-level and global topic extraction: prompt engineering leveraging OpenAI’s GPT-4o-mini, characterized by few-shot learning and chain-of-thought prompting, and Quantized Low Rank Adaptation (QLoRA) utilizing Mistral’s 7B instruct model for efficient fine-tuning. Through experimentation and evaluation, this study …
Ai-Enabled Anticipatory Handover Predictions In 5g Networks,
2025
San Jose State University
Ai-Enabled Anticipatory Handover Predictions In 5g Networks, Ojas Ankush Naik
Master's Projects
As users move across network cells in 5G, it is critical to maintain seamless connectivity through efficient and fast handovers. However, as 5G networks have a very dense deployment of cells and higher carrier frequencies, handovers are often more frequent and challenging, leading to failures or the ping-pong effect. In this research, we are going to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to enable predicting handover(HO) events proactively as opposed to reactively, aiming to reduce HO failures and unnecessary handovers. We develop Long-Short-Term Memory (LSTM) and Bidirectional LSTM (Bi-LSTM) models to forecast future signal measurements, predict handover trigger points, and compare …
Simple Vs. Complex Human Activity Classification Via Hybrid Machine Learning Models,
2025
San Jose State University
Simple Vs. Complex Human Activity Classification Via Hybrid Machine Learning Models, Anusha Kukreja
Master's Projects
In-depth understanding of the complexity of daily human activities is crucial for building responsive health monitoring and assistive technologies. However, limited research has focused on distinguishing activities based on their involvement level, as most existing work classifies only the type of activity performed. In this thesis, we address this gap by proposing a method to classify human activities as either simple or complex using sensor data from the Opportunity dataset. We define complex activities as those involving object interactions or multiple coordinated movements (e.g., drinking from a cup, cleaning a table), and simple activities as static or low-effort postures (e.g., …
Visionmate: Ai-Powered Image Captioning Web Application,
2025
San Jose State University
Visionmate: Ai-Powered Image Captioning Web Application, Sai Anoushka Kokku
Master's Projects
VisionMate is a web application that generates captions for camera-captured images. It is designed
to assist users with visual impairments by converting visual input into spoken and written text. The
application uses the GIT-base model from Hugging Face, which processes the image and returns a
descriptive caption. Users can take a picture using the device camera—either via webcam on
desktop or the native camera interface on mobile. The app provides audio output using the
SpeechSynthesis API and uses full-screen tap interaction to simplify accessibility.
The frontend is implemented in React.js, and the backend is built with FastAPI. The backend calls …
Adaptive Cobot Interaction Via Smartwatch Data Fusion For Car Assembly Automation,
2025
San Jose State University
Adaptive Cobot Interaction Via Smartwatch Data Fusion For Car Assembly Automation, Riddhik Tilawat
Master's Projects
In modern car manufacturing, collaborative robots (cobots) work with human operators during shared workcell interactions to maximize production speed and flexibility. Collaboration between humans and robots is safe and effective only when operator intent recognition via a single wrist-worn inertial measurement unit (IMU) is accurate and low-latency. This thesis develops an IMU-only intent recognition pipeline, and is evaluated on three datasets: the public OPPORTUNITY dataset, the Sony Smartwatch Gesture dataset and a custom Samsung Galaxy watch 6 dataset. The proposed framework leverages five step sequence-to-label problems which are stepwise posed as data streams transforming raw IMU data into trainable tensors. …
Augmenting Missing Sensor Data For Robust Human Activity Recognition,
2025
San Jose State University
Augmenting Missing Sensor Data For Robust Human Activity Recognition, Suryakangeyan Kandasamy Gowdaman
Master's Projects
Applications of ubiquitous computing, including health monitoring, sports analytics, and ambient-assisted living, rely on Human Activity Recognition (HAR) using wearable sensors. However, model robustness is challenged by missing sensor values, class imbalance, inter-subject variability, and temporal noise. This work proposes a complete HAR pipeline that addresses these challenges through sampling, time-series augmentation, dynamic feature handling, and GAN-PCA-based imputation. Built on the DeepSense architecture, the model integrates convolutional feature extraction with bi-GRUs for temporal modeling. The system is evaluated using 5-fold cross-validation, subject-aware holdout, and LOSEO strategies on the Opportunity dataset. Results demonstrate consistent accuracy across folds and strong generalization to …
Faux Capabilities: A Novel Approach For Code Analysis,
2025
San Jose State University
Faux Capabilities: A Novel Approach For Code Analysis, Tanay Godse
Master's Projects
When using third-party packages or libraries, it is crucial to understand their behavior. Typically, this requires developers to either conduct code reviews or set up sandbox environments for testing or write unit tests with mocked values for every function used in their code. However, these approaches are often inefficient and time-consuming. A more effective solution would provide developers with a broad understanding of the functionality required by the code they plan to import. This can be done using object capabilities, where a particular functionality is the capability that an object must possess, in order to be able to perform the …
Traceai: Intelligent Distributed Tracing Using Large Language Models,
2025
San Jose State University
Traceai: Intelligent Distributed Tracing Using Large Language Models, Mihir Dhirajlal Satra
Master's Projects
Distributed systems are difficult to trace using traditional methods due to the scale of data volume and complexity, and they usually require a lot of manual analysis. TraceAI tries to solve these problems by integrating Large Language Models with the tracing tools to automatically enhance the trace data evaluation. The project aims to provide an AI-driven solution for monitoring and understanding the flow of requests across services, anomaly detection, root cause analysis and performance optimization. It can thus automate finding out systems problems using LLMs thereby carrying out large scale trace data analysis. Anticipated results from the effort will be …
Unconditional-To-Conditional Transfer And Optimization For Web-Based Skybox Gan,
2025
San Jose State University
Unconditional-To-Conditional Transfer And Optimization For Web-Based Skybox Gan, Crystal Kwong
Master's Projects
Generative adversarial networks (GANs) are known for their ability to generate high quality
images mimicking real life or even particular art styles. Yet for all their capability, casually
training a GAN on an average machine can be infeasible as GANs require an enormous amount
of time and data to train. Even with a trained GAN, model inference demands heavy
computations, making GANs difficult to deploy on applications. To address these limitations,
techniques such as transfer learning and quantization have been leveraged to speed up training of
GANs and lighten computational cost of GAN inference. This project aims to use such …
Effects Of Data Augmentation On Sponge Identification Using Computer Vision Models,
2025
San Jose State University
Effects Of Data Augmentation On Sponge Identification Using Computer Vision Models, George Ku
Master's Projects
Coral reefs can be primarily found in tropical and sub-tropical regions of our oceans, providing a thriving habitat for millions of species. Marine sponges, which can be frequently found in coral reefs, play a critical role that contributes to the maintenance of these ecosystems, including the recycling of nutrients through water filtration. However, rising ocean temperatures and acidification due to climate change have resulted in the bleaching and death of coral reefs worldwide. In order to preserve these reefs and the sponges that depend on them, scientists have been performing studies on their biodiversity. This includes collecting numerous images of …
Proxy Cap - La Lua Protector,
2025
San Jose State University
Proxy Cap - La Lua Protector, Swift Sheng
Master's Projects
Inspired by the object capability model and sandbox, this project, Proxy Cap, introduces a new Lua access control model that improves the language’s security without sacrificing usability. Object capability is an unconventional but powerful security model. The security model closely observes the principle of least authority. Ambient authority, the omnipresent global environment, does not exist in the object capability computation world, and no resource is accessible unless explicitly assigned. Only connectivity begets connectivity. Lua is an extensible and high-performing scripting language based on ANSI C. The language is popular in many fields but faces security challenges. Lua has a non-traditional …
Phishing Detection Using Continual Learning And Large Language Models,
2025
San Jose State University
Phishing Detection Using Continual Learning And Large Language Models, Gopi Prajeev Battula
Master's Projects
Adaptive phishing detection remains crucial as the nature of cyber-attacks changes over time, which renders static models obsolete. This project extends phishing detection through the implementation of continual learning approaches, namely Elastic Weight Consolidation (EWC) and Learning Without Forgetting (LWF) with RoBERTa, a Large Language Model (LLM) and compares the results of these approaches against GPT-4o-mini, another LLM. Our approach begins with fine-tuning RoBERTa on multiple phishing datasets to establish an effective baseline. EWC is then implemented to preserve vital model parameters based on their importance measured by the Fisher Information Matrix, while LWF uses knowledge distillation to retain prior …
Disease Diagnosis Using Rag Llm With Smart Prompt Engineering,
2025
San Jose State University
Disease Diagnosis Using Rag Llm With Smart Prompt Engineering, Qadeerullah Syed
Master's Projects
Although recent trends indicate that LLMs outperform traditional methods in solving complex problems with enhanced reasoning, there has been barely any progress in replicating the quality of diagnoses like those of actual human doctors. The identification of an accurate diagnosis with thorough reasoning is still a significant challenge, even with advanced AI models. The process of performing accurate diagnosis remains challenging due to a lack of transparency in state-of-the-art models existing today, a lack of explanation in the diagnosis process, an emphasis on results rather than reasoning, and a lack of foundational knowledge in models, along with limited exploration of …
