Optimized Group-Centric Data Routing in Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks for Enhanced Energy Efficiency

P.; A.; R.; Sundara Rajulu; T. R. Ganesh; K. Sakthi

doi:https://doi.org/10.54216/JCIM.140212

International Journal of Advances in Applied Computational Intelligence | 2024

Revolutionizing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Imagery Classification: A Deep Learning Approach Empowered by Computer Vision

Recently, computer vision, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) based remote sensing (RS) and deep learning (DL) technologies have been instrumental in global food productivity and future agriculture. UAV provides several advantages over other possible RS platforms like real-time data acquisition, high flexibility, and the best tradeoff between spatial, low cost, small size, spectral, and temporal resolution. One possible advantage of using UAVs for crop classification is that they can efficiently and quickly cover large areas, and could gather data from different angles and at different times. This might assist in providing detailed knowledge of the crops and their conditions. Earlier research is limited to finding a single crop from the RGB images taken by the UAV and hasn’t explored the possibility of multi-crop classification by carrying out DL algorithms. Thus, this study presents a new Automated Crop Type Classification using Adaptive African Vulture Optimization with Deep Learning (ACCT-AAVODL) technique. The ACCT-AAVODL algorithm aims to investigate the UAV images and determine different types of food crops. To accomplish this, the presented ACCT-AAVODL method uses a densely connected network (DenseNet121) for generating feature vectors. Since the trial and error hyper parameter tuning is a challenging task, the AAVO model is employed for hyper parameter optimization. The ACCT-AAVODL technique involves a sparse auto encoder (SAE) with a Nadam optimizer for crop type classification, the stimulation analysis of the ACCT-AAVODL approach on the drone imagery dataset shows the remarkable performance of the ACCT-AAVODL method over other approaches.

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Lee Xu mail

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Vol. Volume 6 / Iss. Issue 2

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Journal of Intelligent Systems and Internet of Things | 2024

Deep Learning-Based model for Medical Image Compression

Efficient compression algorithms are required to handle the growing amount of medical picture data, ensuring that storage and transmission requirements are met without compromising diagnostic quality. This research presents a hybrid image compression framework that integrates deep learning alongside standard lossless compression techniques. A convolutional autoencoder (CAE) learns a compact representation of medical images, which are subsequently compressed using the Brotli algorithm. Our technique beats conventional approaches, like JPEG, JPEG2000, and wavelet-based ones, according to an analysis of a brain MRI dataset. It maintains competitive compression ratios while producing higher (PSNR) and (MSE), indicating higher picture integrity and low information loss. To strike a good balance between the critical need for accurate diagnosis and the economical use of resources, this study offers a possible method for compressing medical images.

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Fusion: Practice and Applications | 2024

A New Method for Intelligent Multimedia Compression Based on Discrete Hartley Matrix

Multimedia data (video, audio, images) require storage space and transmission bandwidth when sent through social media networking. Despite rapid advances in the capabilities of digital communication systems, the high data size and data transfer bandwidth continue to exceed the capabilities of available technology, especially among social media users. The recent growth of multimedia-based web applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and Messenger has created a need for more efficient ways to compress media data. This is because the transmission speed of networks for multimedia data is relatively slow. In addition, there is a specific size for sending files via email or social networks, because much high-definition multimedia information can reach the Giga Byte size. Moreover, most smart cameras have high imaging resolution, which increases the bit rate of multimedia files of video, audio, and image.  Therefore, the goal of data compression is to represent media (video, audio, images, etc.) as accurately as possible with the minimum number of bits (bit rate). Traditional data compression methods are complex for users. They require a high processing power for media data. This shows that most of the existing algorithms have loss in data during the process of compressing and decompressing data, with a high bitrate for media data (video, audio, and image). Therefore, this work describes a new method for media compression systems by discrete Hartley matrix (128) to get a high speed and low bit rate for compressing multimedia data. Finally, the results show that the proposed algorithm has a high-performance speed with a low bit rate for compression data, without losing any part of data (video, sound, and image). Furthermore, the majority of users of social media are satisfied with the data compression interactive system, with high performance and effectiveness in compressing multimedia data. This, in turn, will make it easier for users to easily send their files of video, audio, and images via social media networks.

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Vol. Volume 16 / Iss. Issue 2

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2025

Neutrosophic Sets in Big Data Analytics: A Novel Approach for Feature Selection and Classification

Big Data Analytics are said to help in transforming huge amounts of raw data towards valuable information that can be used, but there are formidable challenges in feature selection and classification due to the complexity and high dimensionality of the data. Traditional methods are usually too weak to handle the built-in uncertainty, imprecision, and inconsistency within big data and they often fail to perform well. This paper aims to induce the new methodology on these problems using the sets of neutrosophic in dealing with more flexible and nuanced data analysis. The key contributions to the current approach proposed are threefold. First, generalization of the classical set through extension of the notions of truth, indeterminacy, and falsity by allowing representations of uncertainty in data. The second combines a powerful process for selecting features based upon neutrosophic set theory that is optimal by genetic algorithms and advances a step further by applying these features in training and validating the classification models across a set of different domains. Therefore, the major aim from this study is to increase accuracy and reliability in feature selection and classification in big data analytics. This methodology has been implemented and tested over datasets of the following types: healthcare, finance, social media, and more. Results have proved great improvement against conventional performance metrics, for example, the classification accuracy with an SVM classifier over the Cleveland Heart Disease dataset increases from 83.5% to 87.2%, and of a Random Forest classifier over a financial dataset from 76.4% to 81.9%. For instance, the accuracy of social media sentiment analysis changed to 82.7% from 78.3%. All these findings establish that the neutrosophic set-based method holds good advantages in addressing the limitations of classical alternatives. The proposed approach of neutrosophism, through an explicit model, enhances performances in classifications and, at the same time, augments overall robustness and reliability in big data analytic. The importance of this study lies in establishing the groundwork for further research and practical applications, thus indicating possible further development in this field.

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Vol. Volume 25 / Iss. Issue 1

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2024

Efforts of Neutrosophic Logic in Medical Image Processing and Analysis

Medical image processing is indispensable for correct diagnosis and planning of treatment. However, it is susceptible to many errors due to noise, artifacts, and the variability innate in anatomical structures themselves. Traditional image analysis methods hence suffer from these complexities in the images themselves and lead to probable inaccuracies in image analysis. This paper probes into the role of neutrosophic logic in the domain of medical image processing to seek better handling of these problems. The main objectives of the work were to optimize the noise reduction, image segmentation, feature extraction, and classification using the special capabilities of neutrosophic logic directed toward handling uncertainty and indeterminacy. Contributions The contributions of this study are multifaceted: it contributes by introducing detailed support for applying neutrosophic logic in a number of medical image processing tasks and integrates neutrosophic logic with prior techniques and evaluates their performance with traditional methods. The experimental results in the study are complete and demonstrate significant improvements in key metrics. For example, applying neutrosophic logic in noise reduction increased the peak signal-to-noise ratio of MRI images from 25 dB to 35 dB. In some segmentation tasks, the Dice coefficient for liver CT scans increased from 0.85 to 0.92. It increases the accuracy of feature extraction in breast cancer detection from 88% to 95%, while integrating neutrosophic logic with convolutional neural networks improves the accuracy in retinal image classification from 92% to 97%. All these results underline the strong role that neutrosophic logic can play in enhancing accuracy, robustness, and reliability in the processing of medical images. The result of the study concludes that neutrosophic logic not only improves the current limitations but also holds great promise for handling uncertainty in many medical fields, opening a promising way for future advancements in the field of medical imaging and health applications.

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Vol. Volume 24 / Iss. Issue 4

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2024

Some results on approximation in neutrosophic normed space

Neutrosophic normed linear spaces are the main significant notion in the study of classical functional analysis under a neutrosophic environment to handle indeterminate and inconsistent information. Where the neutrosophic norm function assigns to each vector in the linear space a neutrosophic number, which is a number with a truth, indeterminacy, and falsity component. The main aim of this work is to study and discuss the important properties of proximinality of specific sets and new results for a large class in neutrosophic normed space. Moreover, we show some results closely related proximainality of classes to the normed construction in the space. Also, we prove achieved for generalized sets in neutrosophic normed space, most marks on convexity and Cheby-shevity classes are considered.

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Vol. Volume 24 / Iss. Issue 4

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2024

IDLTM-DMT: Intelligent Deep Learning based Trust Management with Decision Making Tool for Healthcare Internet of Things and Big Data Environment with Neutrosophic Set Analysis

Over the last few years development of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and communication technologies have resulted in the massive generation of health-related data. In the context of healthcare, IoT offers several advantages, including being able to observe patients very closely and using data for analytics. A major challenging issue that exists in the usage of IoT and big data in the medical field is security. As healthcare data is highly vulnerable and becomes a target for attacks, there are significant privacy issues related to the usage of big data analytics. Besides, implementing new data analysis tools and strategies for handling big data decision-making is a major issue. The capability to examine this amount of data is a significant aspect of big data in health care.  For resolving these issues, this paper presents a new intelligent deep learning-based trust management with decision making tool (IDLTM-DMT) for IoT healthcare big data environments, incorporating Neutrosophic Set Analysis (NSA). The proposed IDLTM-DMT model enables IoT devices to gather healthcare data. The IDLTM-DMT model involves a DL based bidirectional long short-term memory (BiLSTM) model for vulnerability detection and thereby identifies the malicious traffic in the Network. Hadoop MapReduce is used for handling big data and a decision-making tool using Deep Stacked Auto Encoder (DSAE) is used for the classification of diseases that exist in big data. To optimize the DSAE model's hyperparameters and improve classification performance, the Sandpiper Optimization (SPO) Algorithm is employed. Neutrosophic Set Analysis is integrated to manage the indeterminacy and inconsistency of the data, enhancing the decision-making process. Extensive experimental analysis is conducted on the EEG Eye State Dataset, with results analyzed using various performance measures. The findings indicate that the proposed method achieves improved accuracy compared to existing methods, demonstrating the effectiveness of incorporating Neutrosophic Set Analysis in IoT healthcare big data environments.

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Vol. Volume 24 / Iss. Issue 4

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International Journal of Advances in Applied Computational Intelligence | 2025

An Effective Workload Prediction with Rnn-Lstm For Efficient Resource Autoscaling In Private Cloud Environments

The research focuses on an accurate workload prediction approach for auto-scaling resources in the Private Cloud using improved Time-Series models. Although many factors still result in dynamic workloads of cloud systems, an accurate forecast becomes vital for service quality and cost. The chapter discusses a Proactive Prediction Engine (PPE) framework using Auto Regressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) and Recurrent Neural Network Long Short-Term, to forecast CPU utilization. Real-time datasets of OpenStack private cloud and Amazon AWS were used for experimental evaluation. The analyses show that the RNN_LSTM model performs far better than ARIMA by reducing the MAE and RMSE values by roughly 40 percent in each set. This has further reinforced that RNN_LSTM can model non-linearity and handle correlation issues in the workload data. Automated scaling of the instances with the Open Stack based on the predicted CPU load is made possible by the integration of RNN_LSTM prediction with OpenStack, supported by Terraform. This strategy reduces times of service outages and enables the efficient use of resources in the network. Regarding accuracy and automation, the proposed method can be a relevant solution for workload management for private cloud infrastructure. In this respect, the results support the implementation of deep learning-based predictive models to optimize the performance of autoscaling.

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Journal of Cybersecurity and Information Management | 2024

Advanced Cyber Attack Detection Using Generative Adversarial Networks and NLP

A key difficulty in the ever-changing cybersecurity scene is the detection of sophisticated cyber-attacks. Because new threats are so much more sophisticated and difficult to detect, traditional tactics typically fail. A new technique to improving cyber-attack detection skills is explored in this study. It uses Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and Natural Language Processing (NLP). Using GANs' realistic data generation capabilities, possible attack paths are simulated, creating a strong dataset for training detection systems. At the same time, natural language processing (NLP) methods are used to decipher the mountain of textual information produced by cyberspace, including incident reports, communication patterns, and logs.  Our approach is based on building a fake dataset using GANs that mimics the features of advanced cyberattacks. A detection model is then trained using this dataset. Simultaneously, we improve the detection model's capacity to spot intricate and nuanced assault patterns by processing and analysing text-based data using natural language processing approaches. We use a benchmark cybersecurity dataset to test the integrated method. The experimental findings show that our GAN-NLP based detection system outperforms existing systems, which have an average accuracy of 85.3%, by a wide margin. It achieves a recall of 93.2%, precision of 92.5%, and accuracy of 94.7%. These findings prove that GANs and NLP work well together to identify complex cyberattacks. Finally, GANs and NLP together provide a potent instrument for better cyber-attack detection. A scalable solution that can adapt to the ever-changing nature of cyber threats is offered by this integrated approach, which also increases detection accuracy and efficiency. Improving the models and investigating their use in a real-world cybersecurity setting will be the primary goals of future research.

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Vol. Volume 14 / Iss. Issue 2

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Journal of Cybersecurity and Information Management | 2024

Optimized Group-Centric Data Routing in Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks for Enhanced Energy Efficiency

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are increasingly being utilized in environments where human presence is limited or dangerous. The main goal is to enhance the data processing capabilities of these components to extend the overall lifespan of the design. Researchers have explored conventional energy-saving methods to address the energy constraints of sensor nodes. However, it became clear that traditional routing methods, specifically those based on packet grouping, were inadequate. The proposed system, known as Optimized Group-Centric Data Routing (OGC-DR), introduces an efficient method of data routing by utilizing the concept of grouping nodal points. This approach enhances data routing management by differentiating between routing within a nodal group and routing between adjacent nodal groups. Group Heading Nodes (GHN) are assigned to each group of sensory nodes according to fitness criteria. The implementation of a tree-based routing structure improves data routing by creating a "meeting-zone" and strategically selecting intermediary nodes between the source and destination node. To improve data privacy, a sender and receiver engage in an asymmetric secret-key exchange at nodal points. Data is then directed to its ultimate destination via predetermined intermediary nodes and Group Heading Nodes. Simulations of the proposed method indicate several advantages, such as lower end-to-end delays, reduced energy consumption, higher active node count, and enhanced packet delivery rates. Furthermore, it improves data privacy for all communication within the sensory architecture.

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Vol. Volume 14 / Iss. Issue 2

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