Research Publications Authored by SLIIT Staff
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This collection includes all SLIIT staff publications presented at external conferences and published in external journals. The materials are organized by faculty to facilitate easy retrieval.
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Publication Embargo A Comprehensive Mobile Platform for Fostering Communication, Literacy, Numeracy, and Emotion Understanding in Children with ASD(IEEE, 2024-07-25) Bandara, T.W.M.I.P.S; Deshan, M.A.D.; Prasanth, P.; Nadeera, M.S.; Krishara, JThis study presents SIPNENA, a novel mobile application designed to aid the learning and communication development of Sinhala-speaking autistic children aged six, particularly in rural areas of Sri Lanka. It offers a unique approach to teaching challenging subjects like English and Mathematics, tailored to the specific needs of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The application integrates interactive methodologies and gamification elements to facilitate better communication, understanding, and engagement. Additionally, it incorporates real-time emotion recognition features to monitor and respond to children's emotional states during learning activities. This research evaluates SIPNENA's effectiveness in improving communication abilities, academic skills, and emotion understanding among autistic children. The findings indicate promising results in catering to the unique educational needs of this target population, particularly in under-resourced rural regions, where specialized interventions are often scarce.Publication Embargo Revolutionizing Tamil Language Analysis: A Natural Language Processing Model Development Approach(IEEE, 2024-07-25) Ravichandira, G; Sivabaskaran, V; Uthayakumar, T; Vyravanathan, S; Krishara, J; Rajendran, KThis study proposes a web-based platform utilizing Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to identify and rectify spelling and grammar errors in Tamil, a language with intricate nuances. Users can input Tamil text, which undergoes automated scrutiny for linguistic inaccuracies. Additionally, the research delves into contextual text summarization and real-time transcription of spoken Tamil. The overarching aim is to devise a holistic solution amalgamating various components to facilitate the detection and rectification of Tamil spelling and grammatical errors. The envisioned subgoals encompass a spell-checking tool capable of identifying misspelled words and suggesting appropriate replacements based on context, a grammar correction feature adept at identifying and rectifying grammatical inaccuracies while accommodating the unique grammatical structures of Tamil, a summarization component adept at condensing paragraphs while retaining core concepts, and a transcription feature enabling the real-time conversion of spoken Tamil into accurate text. By addressing the complexities of the Tamil language, this research endeavor seeks to contribute to the expansion of language processing tools. The ultimate objective is to empower users with the means to detect and rectify errors while enhancing their proficiency in spoken Tamil. This synthesis of components represents a significant stride towards the development of a comprehensive web-based platform for identifying and rectifying Tamil spelling and grammar errors.
