Application of smart gadgets empowered by ML technique for smart analysis of everyday life events

Authors

  • Muhammad Yousaf Pakistan Ranger Head Quarter

Keywords:

Intelligent Model, Machine Learning Approaches

Abstract

Smart devices with robust detectors offer an easily accessible framework for
applying behavioral biometric systems based on mobile mobility. In several of these
researches, just the altimeter of the smartwatches is used, and only the physical exercise of
the walk is evaluated. The optimal sensor combinations are examined in this research by
taking into account the gyro and accelerometer detectors on both the smartphones and
smartwatches. Gyroscopic motion detectors, such as gyros and altimeters, such as biologic
info-detecting technology, such as graphical impulses for body temperature, are routinely
processed by smart devices. Since about right now, wearable are a perfectly acceptable
method for customer validation in circumstances when the placement of cams is
impracticable. Previous studies substantiated the problem that system was not evaluate up
to the required mark. To overcome the above limitations preprocessing layer is being
employed to mitigate the noisy data. In this article we proposed an intelligent predicting of
daily living activities using smart devices empowered with ML Technique. In ML
technique we use ANN. The ANN stands for artificial neural network. A form of computer
system known as an artificial neural network, or ANN, is inspired by the organic neural
networks seen in living things. Neural nets, that are linked terminals that closely imitate the
neurons found in the human brain, are the core of ANN. Problem-solving has been the
primary intention of the ANN technique.

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Published

30-09-2023

How to Cite

Application of smart gadgets empowered by ML technique for smart analysis of everyday life events. (2023). International Journal of Computational and Innovative Sciences, 2(3), 24-34. https://ijcis.com/index.php/IJCIS/article/view/83

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