3rd International Conference on Advancements in Computing [ICAC] 2021
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Publication Embargo Personalized Assistive Learning System for Primary Education(2021 3rd International Conference on Advancements in Computing (ICAC), SLIIT, 2021-12-09) Yapa, Y.M.T.S.; Fernando, W.S.I.; Sampath, W.H.M.K.; Kodithuwakku, K.D.D.I.; Samaratunge, U.S.S.; Lunugalage, D.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, almost all educational institutions, including schools, remain closed. This caused a dramatic change in the educational systems. The sudden shift away from the classroom made the profound transformation of the teacher-centered education system prevail so far; consequently, the education of primary level students has been collapsed. Therefore, the primary students from grades 1 to 3 cannot acquire the primary education given by the school. This research proposes a personalized assistive learning system for primary education from grade 1 to 3 students, aiming to improve their learning skills. The proposed system aims to increase the automation and self-learning of students. A novel method is proposed to acquire personalized course materials for students of grades 1 to 3 according to their knowledge level. The system is founded on a solid theoretical foundation and enables children to grow cognitive and psycho-therapeutic skills such as drawing, writing, recognizing numbers, enabling self-learning, and focusing on measuring the progress of the students and reporting it to parents. CNN is the primary classifier used in image recognition and classification tasks in computer vision. The components' median accuracy is 94.74%.Publication Embargo Intelligent Violence Video Detection System(2021 3rd International Conference on Advancements in Computing (ICAC), SLIIT, 2021-12-09) Jayasanka, H.K.B.; Jayasanka, B.M.R.D.; Diyunuge, K.D.C.D.R.; Jayasekara, T.H.D.Y.M.; Lunugalage, D.; Samaratunge, U.S.S.Due to the busy and stressful lifestyle, humans tend to feel frustrated frequently. This harmful emotional behavior results in violations of several rules, regulations and legislation. Violence is one of the serious issues which emerges due to this situation. It also results in uncontrollable human behavior. This behavior can either be verbal arguments or even physical conflicts. A trend of recording and publishing videos related to these kinds of violations in various platforms can be observed widely at present. Therefore, the terms and conditions of these platforms are subjected to frequent changes. Difficulty in identifying and controlling of violent events will result in an increase of such cases. Due to these reasons, the demand for violence detection systems will be significantly increased. Efficient violent detection systems are lacking currently. But, the usage of artificial intelligence in these systems are further limited. Four major components have been used to achieve this goal. They are video-based, embedded audio-based, abused textbased and thumbnail-based violence detection. The machine learning and image processing techniques are used along with these components to improve the clarity of violence detection.Publication Embargo Deep Transfer Learning Approach for Facial and Verbal Disease Detection(2021 3rd International Conference on Advancements in Computing (ICAC), SLIIT, 2021-12-09) Manage, D.M.; Alahakoon, A.M.I.S.; Weerathunga, K.; Weeratunga, T.; Lunugalage, D.; De Silva, H.Millions of people have been subjected to different kind of acute diseases, some of them are eye diseases, facial skin diseases, tongue diseases and voice abnormalities. Most of eye diseases cause fully or partial blindness. Skin and tongue complications can be signs of cancers. Voice abnormalities can be cured at initial stages. Well-practiced medical practitioners have the ability of diagnose these diseases, but due to the pandemic situations and high consultation costs people do not tend to consult doctors. This research is predominantly focused on development of an application for automatic detection of eye, skin, tongue and verbal diseases using transfer learning (TL) based deep learning (DL) approach. Deep learning is a part of machine learning (ML) which has been used in most computer vision approaches. Transfer learning has been used to rebuild the existing convolutional neural network (CNN) models and used in disease detection. DenseNet121, MobileNetV2, RestNet152V2, models have been used to detect eye, skin and tongue diseases respectively and a new model has been used to detect voice abnormalities. CNN models are capable of automatically extracting features from the given images and voice data. All the trained models have been given accuracy rate of 80%-95%.