Research Papers - Dept of Computer Systems Engineering
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Publication Embargo A Smart Aquaponic System for Enhancing The Revenue of Farmers in Sri Lanka(IEEE, 2022-10-19) Ekanayake, D; de Alwis, P; Harshana, P; Munasinghe, D; Jayakody, A; Gamage, NSri Lanka's agricultural sector confronts serious challenges from fertilizer shortages and agriculture-related chemical scarcity. Innovations comparable to aquaponic systems may be offered to Sri Lankan farmers to overcome these difficulties using IoT and ML technology. This research scope is to implement a smart and secure aquaponic environment monitoring system to forecast plant and fish growth factors, provide Sri Lankan farmers with insights into the environment's behaviors, and take measures according to the predictions utilizing control mechanisms. In this research, more exact predictions have been generated by the Random Forest algorithm model rather than the LSTM model, and most of the investigated parameters given good accuracy according to the absolute mean error (Media TDS-1.95, Media pH-0.06, Media Temperature-0.49, Env. Temperature- 0.94, Env. Humidity-2.70) except the environment light intensity (64.11). The ML solution studied in this research paper would increase the quality of traditional agriculture in Sri Lanka for greater productivity and economic benefit.Publication Embargo Enhancing the security of OLSR protocol using reinforcement learning(IEEE, 2017-09-14) Priyadarshani, H; Jayasekara, N; Chathuranga, L; Kesavan, K; Nawarathna, C; Sampath, K. K; Liyanapathirana, C; Rupasinghe, LMobile ad-hoc networks are used in various institutions such as the military, hospitals, and various businesses. Due to their dynamic mobile structure-free and self-adaptive nature, they are ideal to be used in emergency situations where the resources available are limited. The wireless range of the devices in the MANET is narrow. In order to communicate with the desired device often times it is necessary to use intermediate devices between the source and the destination. Therefore, it is important to secure sensitive information sent through intermediate devices. OLSR is a widely used MANET routing protocol. Although OLSR protocol has excelled in performance and reliability, it is rather poor in security. In this context, we attempt to improve the security of OLSR protocol with the aid of Q-Learning by selecting trustworthy nodes to forward messages. Behavior of the nodes is used to determine the trust of the nodes.
