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    BIOMETRIC SMART SECURITY SYSTEM WITH CHILD CARE FOR A SMART SOCIETY
    (IET- Sri Lanka Network, 2019) Lokuliyana, S; Mundigala, I. U; Sanjeewa, G. H. A
    This research is mainly focused on Infant movement detection and alerting, in order to enhance their security within the home premises. As the first move, the research focuses on the identification of the human and classifying whether an adult or a baby. Then a model was built up in three classifications to identify static and dynamic positions of the infant, through Image Processing and analysis. In order to enhance the accuracy of the custom classifiers an already trained model using 1 million image set was retrained by customized image sets. To present this research as a smart home solution modern technology were used in implementing the close connection between the infant and the parent.
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    CURETO: Skin Diseases Detection Using Image Processing And CNN
    (IEEE, 2020-11-17) Karunanayake, R. K. M. S. K; Dananjaya, W. G. M; Peiris, M. S. Y; Gunatileka, B. R. I. S; Lokuliyana, S; Kuruppu, A
    Busy lifestyles these days have led people to forget to drink water regularly which results in inadequate hydration and oily skin, oily skin has become one of the main factors for Acne vulgaris. Acne vulgaris, particularly on the face, greatly affects a person's social, mental wellbeing and personal satisfaction for teens. Besides the fact that acne is well known as an inflammatory disorder, it was reported to have caused serious long-term consequences such as depression, scarring, mental illness, including pain and suicide. In this research work, a smartphone-based expert system namely “Cureto” is implemented using a hybrid approach i.e. using deep convolutional neural network (CNN) and natural language processing (NLP). The proposed work is designed, implemented and tested to classify Acne density, skin sensitivity and to identify the specific acne subtypes namely whiteheads, blackheads, papules, pustules, nodules and cysts. The proposed work not only classifies Acne Vulgaris but also recommends appropriate treatments based on their classification, severity and other demographic factors such as age, gender, etc. The results obtained show that for Acne type classification the accuracy ranges from 90%-95% and for Skin Sensitivity and Acne density the accuracy ranges from 93%-96%.