Crime Data Prediction Based On Geographical Location Using Machine Learning,
2024
California State University, San Bernardino
Crime Data Prediction Based On Geographical Location Using Machine Learning, Sai Bharath Yarlagadda
Electronic Theses, Projects, and Dissertations
This project employs machine learning methods like K Nearest Neighbors (KNN), Random Forest, Logistic Regression, and Decision Tree algorithms to monitor crime data based on location and pinpoint areas with risks. The project implements and tunes the four models to improve the precision of predicting crime levels. These models collaborate to offer a trustworthy evaluation of crime patterns. K Nearest Neighbors (KNN) categorizes locations by examining the proximity of data points considering coordinates and other factors to identify trends linked to increased crime data. Logistic Regression gauges the likelihood of crime incidents by studying the connection, between factors (like location …
Development Of An Efficient Multi-Objective Approach For Secure Live Virtual Machine Migration,
2024
SASTRA Deemed to be University
Development Of An Efficient Multi-Objective Approach For Secure Live Virtual Machine Migration, Venkata Subramanian N
Theses and Dissertations
Cloud computing offers organizations flexibility and cost-efficiency through pay-asyou- go services, allowing them to scale resources according to their needs and reduce expenditures. Cloud as a Service (CaaS) offloads IT management complexities, while Cloud Data Center (CDC) provides infrastructure for on-demand, scalable, and flexible services over the Internet. Virtualization improves operational efficiency by providing simultaneous access to multiple virtual machines, while Live Virtual Machine Migration enhances agility, resilience, resource allocation, and fault tolerance.
However, achieving effective VMM requires forecasting cloud resource utilization, selecting the right target host, and ensuring security. Live VM migration is inevitable for optimizing CDC resource utilization. …
Industria 4.0. Internet De Las Cosas: Ciberseguridad Y Aplicaciones,
2024
Universidad de Cundinamarca
Industria 4.0. Internet De Las Cosas: Ciberseguridad Y Aplicaciones, Jairo Eduardo Márquez Díaz, Arles Prieto Moreno, Luz Jaddy Castañeda Rodríguez, Luis Gonzalo Benavides Ramírez
Ingeniería
Este libro explora cómo la Cuarta Revolución Industrial, también conocida como Industria 4.0, está transformando sectores industriales mediante tecnologías disruptivas como el internet de las cosas (IoT), la inteligencia artificial, el big data y la realidad aumentada, lo que ofrece una mayor eficiencia, productividad y seguridad. Aborda los riesgos de ciberseguridad asociados y propone soluciones basadas en la inteligencia artificial y el blockchain. Además, analiza el uso de drones y tecnologías como el LiDAR en la minería, lo que mejora la exploración, la seguridad y la sostenibilidad de operaciones complejas. Con un enfoque en la minería del carbón en Colombia, …
Criminal Confrontation Of The Crime Committed Via An Automated Robot In Libyan And Emirati Law,
2024
Journal of Police and Legal Sciences
Criminal Confrontation Of The Crime Committed Via An Automated Robot In Libyan And Emirati Law, . Mashaallah Alzwae
Journal of Police and Legal Sciences
Today's world is witnessing an important development in telecommunications, information technology and computers that has resulted in what are known as automated robots as one of the most important applications of artificial intelligence and has increased reliance on them in various areas of life for the importance of the services they provide to humanity. However, such robots may be used to commit an offence and the study therefore aims to determine the effectiveness of legal texts in the face of the offence from which they may occur. The study required an analytical and comparative approach by analysing and comparing the …
“The Role Of Modern Technologies In Effective Management Of Crowds”,
2024
Journal of Police and Legal Sciences
“The Role Of Modern Technologies In Effective Management Of Crowds”, Ayman El-Din
Journal of Police and Legal Sciences
Scientists started to think about the importance of developing crowd management methods, because of human gatherings - in different countries - have been accompanied by lots of disasters that have killed many and resulted in many injuries. Gathering crowd data is vital in the process of managing crowds, as crowd information contributes significantly to planning and decision-making processes and increasing communication between parties interacting with them, and data collected includes "the number of crowd members, crowd density, and problems that may occur”. Technology and technical awareness play an important role in “collecting, organizing, analyzing” real-time collected data of crowd. This …
Authenticated Diagnosing Of Covid-19 Using Deep Learning-Based Ct Image Encryption Approach,
2024
Future University in Egypt, Egypt
Authenticated Diagnosing Of Covid-19 Using Deep Learning-Based Ct Image Encryption Approach, Mohamed Attia Abdelgwad, Amira Hassan Abed, Mahmoud Bahloul
Future Computing and Informatics Journal
Researchers are motivated to use artificial intelligence in biometrics, medical imaging encryption, as well as cybersecurity due to its rapid progress. An encryption method for CT scans—which are used to diagnose COVID-19 disease—is proposed in this study. The suggested encryption method creates a connection among an individual's face picture and CT image to increase confidentiality. The simple CT picture is first enhanced with a host image. An encryption key is multiplied by the final result. This key is produced by applying a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) to recognize characteristics from people's face photographs. Additionally, a straightforward CNN with three convolutional …
Experimentation With Speech Recognition And Word Error Rates,
2024
CUNY College of Staten Island
Experimentation With Speech Recognition And Word Error Rates, Sarah Zelikovitz, Orit D. Gruber
Open Educational Resources
In this lab you will be using the speech recognition program in Windows. After the initial training session, you will proceed to conduct experiments to evaluate the accuracy of the speech program.
At the end of this lab, you will be able to answer the following questions:
What is the purpose of speech recognition programs ?
- What are some applications of speech recognition programs ?
- What is the metric to evaluate speech recognition programs?
- What parameters are used to test speech recognition programs?
Problem Solving / Javascript Programming,
2024
CUNY College of Staten Island
Problem Solving / Javascript Programming, Sarah Zelikovitz, Orit D. Gruber
Open Educational Resources
This Lab Experiment focuses on JavaScript Programming. Upon completing the lab, you will be able to understand the following:
· The definition of Algorithmic Problem Solving.
· The role of JavaScript in web pages.
· The concept of Iteration in computer programming.
Digimindready: Enhancing Military Readiness Through Edge Ai-Driven Wellness, Education, And Digital Discipline Via Privacy-First Mhealth Innovation,
2024
Kennesaw State University
Digimindready: Enhancing Military Readiness Through Edge Ai-Driven Wellness, Education, And Digital Discipline Via Privacy-First Mhealth Innovation, Md Mehedi Hasan
Master's Theses
Military personnel often find themselves in intense situations that require high focus. Successfully engaging in these dangerous missions means they must efficiently control cognitive load, manage overwhelming stress, and stay focused through distractions to perform at their best. Military training significantly focuses on human performance, which benefits military readiness. The 21st century has introduced unanticipated challenges to all, such as the adverse effects of excessive screen time, external distractions, and over-reliance on technology without being aware of digital discipline. Militaries are no exception. These challenges have become an emerging threat to military personnel's cognitive, emotional, and physical well-being. On top …
A Comparative Study Of The Npm, Pypi, Maven, And Rubygems Open-Source Communities,
2024
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
A Comparative Study Of The Npm, Pypi, Maven, And Rubygems Open-Source Communities, Saurav Gupta
Master's Theses
Open-source software (OSS) ecosystems, defined as environments composed of package managers and programming languages (e.g., NPM for JavaScript), are essential for software development and foster collaboration and innovation. Although their significance is acknowledged, understanding what makes OSS communities healthy and sustainable requires further exploration. This thesis quantitatively assesses the health of OSS projects and communities within the NPM, PyPI, Maven, and RubyGems ecosystems. We explore five research questions addressing project standards, community responsiveness, contribution distribution, contributor retention, and newcomer integration strategies. Our analysis shows varied documentation practices, insider engagement levels, and contribution patterns. Our findings highlight both strengths and different …
Communication Challenges In Underwater Wireless Networks: Mac Protocols And Software Solutions,
2024
CUNY Graduate Center
Communication Challenges In Underwater Wireless Networks: Mac Protocols And Software Solutions, Dmitrii Dugaev
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
Underwater wireless networks (UWNs) represent a diverse and intriguing research domain, encompassing a wide array of scientific and industrial applications. This dissertation delves into the communication challenges at the Medium Access Control (MAC) layer within UWNs, stemming from the distinctive signal propagation conditions and the harshness of the deployment environment. The manuscript provides comprehensive coverage of key aspects of UWNs, including potential applications, communication protocols, methodologies employed in such networks, and existing software solutions that facilitate simulation, emulation, and real testbed scenarios for underwater research endeavors. Furthermore, this research introduces innovative software and communication solutions designed to facilitate the seamless …
Sequential Memory Generation For Cognitive Models,
2024
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Sequential Memory Generation For Cognitive Models, Eben Miles Sherwood
Master's Theses
Understanding the process of memory formation in neural systems is of great interest in the field of neuroscience. Valiant’s Neuroidal Model poses a plausible theory for how memories are created within a computational context. Previously, the algorithm JOIN has been used to show how the brain could perform conjunctive and disjunctive coding to store memories. A limitation of JOIN is that it does not consider the coding of temporal information in a meaningful manner. We propose SeqMem, a similar algorithmic primitive that is designed to encode a series of items within a random graph model. We investigate the feasibility of …
Optimal False Data Injection (Fdi) In Simulated Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control (Cacc) Systems,
2024
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Optimal False Data Injection (Fdi) In Simulated Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control (Cacc) Systems, Lovro Dukic
Master's Theses
In the rapidly advancing field of autonomous vehicles, ensuring the security and reliability of self-driving systems is crucial. Autonomous vehicle systems, such as cooperative adaptive cruise control (CACC), must undergo significant research and testing before their integration into commercial intelligent transportation systems. CACC considers multiple vehicles in close proximity as a single entity, or platoon, with each vehicle equipped with a controller that uses sensor-based measurements and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication to control inter-vehicle spacing. While this system offers numerous potential benefits for traffic safety and efficiency, it is also susceptible to False Data Injection (FDI) attacks, which can cause the …
Design Of Multi-Objective Optimization Algorithms For Vlsi Floor Planning,
2024
SASTRA Deemed to be University
Design Of Multi-Objective Optimization Algorithms For Vlsi Floor Planning, Srinivasan B
Theses and Dissertations
VLSI floorplanning is a key design step that determines the optimal placement of circuit modules to minimize chip area, wire length, and heat generation. Existing swarm intelligence–based metaheuristics improve area and wire length but often ignore thermal effects.
To address this, the Multi-Objective Firefly Optimization–based Floorplanning (MOFO-FP) technique is introduced, using a Heat-Aware Firefly Optimization (HAFO) algorithm that minimizes heat, space, and wire length under fixed outline constraints. Each firefly represents a floorplan, with brightness indicating solution quality; dimmer fireflies move toward brighter ones to find optimal placements.
A second method, the Hybridized Multicriteria Ant Colony and …
Toward Intuitive 3d Interactions In Virtual Reality: A Deep Learning- Based Dual-Hand Gesture Recognition Approach,
2024
Chapman University
Toward Intuitive 3d Interactions In Virtual Reality: A Deep Learning- Based Dual-Hand Gesture Recognition Approach, Trudi Di Qi, Franceli L. Cibrian, Meghna Raswan, Tyler Kay, Hector M. Camarillo-Abad, Yuxin Wen
Engineering Faculty Articles and Research
Dual-hand gesture recognition is crucial for intuitive 3D interactions in virtual reality (VR), allowing the user to interact with virtual objects naturally through gestures using both handheld controllers. While deep learning and sensor-based technology have proven effective in recognizing single-hand gestures for 3D interactions, research on dual-hand gesture recognition for VR interactions is still underexplored. In this work, we introduce CWT-CNN-TCN, a novel deep learning model that combines a 2D Convolution Neural Network (CNN) with Continuous Wavelet Transformation (CWT) and a Temporal Convolution Network (TCN). This model can simultaneously extract features from the time-frequency domain and capture long-term dependencies using …
Beyond The Horizon: Exploring Anomaly Detection Potentials With Federated Learning And Hybrid Transformers In Spacecraft Telemetry,
2024
Southern Methodist University
Beyond The Horizon: Exploring Anomaly Detection Potentials With Federated Learning And Hybrid Transformers In Spacecraft Telemetry, Juan Rodriguez
Computer Science and Engineering Theses and Dissertations
Telemetry sensors play a crucial role in spacecraft operations, providing essential data on efficiency, sustainability, and safety. However, identifying irregularities in telemetry data can be a time-consuming process that risks the success of missions. With the rise of CubeSats and smallsats, telemetry data has become more abundant, but concerns about privacy and scalability have resulted in untapped data potential. To address these issues, we propose a new approach to anomaly detection that utilizes machine learning models at data sources. These models solely transmit weights to a centralized server for aggregation, resulting in improved dataset performance with a single global model. …
Development Of Hybrid Multi Criteria Decision Making Techniques For Efficient Cloud Service Selection,
2024
SASTRA Deemed to be University
Development Of Hybrid Multi Criteria Decision Making Techniques For Efficient Cloud Service Selection, Obulaporam Gireesha
Theses and Dissertations
During the past few decades, cloud computing became a primary driver for the next generation of digital technology due to the increase in organizational performance and profitability based on a ‘pay-as-you-use’ fashion at anytime and anywhere across the globe. Cloud computing enables various enterprises to access pooled resources (like storage, network bandwidth, software applications, processing power, etc.) over the Internet with minimal Information Technology (IT) infrastructure and capital expenditure.
Indeed, the enormous popularity of cloud computing in both academia & industry over the decade has resulted in a wide range of similar cloud services offered by numerous service providers. Even …
Neuro-Symbolic Commonsense Reasoning With Resistance To Data Poisoning: A First-Order Logic And Sub-Symbolic Embeddings Framework,
2024
Southern Methodist University
Neuro-Symbolic Commonsense Reasoning With Resistance To Data Poisoning: A First-Order Logic And Sub-Symbolic Embeddings Framework, Bryce Shurts, King-Ip Lin
Computer Science and Engineering Theses and Dissertations
Commonsense reasoning has long presented a hurdle between conversational agents and their ability to naturally engage with humans in conversation, as the infinitely dimensional nature of a dialogue’s topics presents a significant reasoning challenge in the study of Natural Language Understanding (NLU). Such a system must conceivably be able to act as a generalizable system for evaluating and reasoning about commonsense statements, problems, and queries: in this way, the agent can attempt to quantify the reasonability of a given input. We attempt to address this through the integration of an explainable neuro-symbolic system that leverages Logical Tensor Networks (LTNs) and …
Generalized Model To Enable Zero-Shot Imitation Learning For Versatile Robots,
2024
Kennesaw State University
Generalized Model To Enable Zero-Shot Imitation Learning For Versatile Robots, Yongshuai Wu
Master's Theses
The rapid advancement in Deep Learning (DL), especially in Reinforcement Learning (RL) and Imitation Learning (IL), has positioned it as a promising approach for a multitude of autonomous robotic systems. However, the current methodologies are predominantly constrained to singular setups, necessitating substantial data and extensive training periods. Moreover, these methods have exhibited suboptimal performance in tasks requiring long-horizontal maneuvers, such as Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) inventory, where a robot requires thousands of steps to complete.
In this thesis, we address the aforementioned challenges by presenting the Cross-modal Reasoning Model (CMRM), a novel zero-shot Imitation Learning policy, to tackle long-horizontal robotic …
Brain Computer Interface-Based Drone Control Using Gyroscopic Data From Head Movements,
2024
Georgia Southern University
Brain Computer Interface-Based Drone Control Using Gyroscopic Data From Head Movements, Ikaia Cacha Melton
Honors College Theses
This research explores the potential of using gyroscopic data from a person’s head movement to control a DJI Tello quadcopter via a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI). In this study, over 100 gyroscopic recordings capturing the X, Y and Z columns (formally known as GyroX, GyroY, GyroZ) between 4 volunteers with the Emotiv Epoc X headset were collected. The Emotiv Epoc X data captured (left, right, still, and forward) head movements of each participant associated with the DJI Tello quadcopter navigation. The data underwent thorough processing and analysis, revealing distinctive patterns in charts using Microsoft Excel. A Python condition algorithm was then …
