| Literature DB >> 35645427 |
Yousef Methkal Abd Algani1,2, K Boopalan3, G Elangovan4, D Teja Santosh5, K Chanthirasekaran6, Indrajit Patra7, N Pughazendi8, B Kiranbala9, R Nikitha10, M Saranya11.
Abstract
In today's world, the most prominent public issue in the field of medicine is the rapid spread of viral sickness. The seriousness of the disease lies in its fast spreading nature. The main aim of the study is the proposal of a framework for the earlier detection and forecasting of the COVID-19 virus infection amongst the people to avoid the spread of the disease across the world by undertaking the precautionary measures. According to this framework, there are four stages for the proposed work. This includes the collection of necessary data followed by the classification of the collected information which is then taken in the process of mining and extraction and eventually ending with the process of decision modelling. Since the frequency of the infection is very often a prescient one, the probabilistic examination is measured as a degree of membership characterised by the fever measure related to the same. The predictions are thereby realised using the temporal RNN. The model finally provides effective outcomes in the efficiency of classification, reliability, the prediction viability etc.Entities:
Keywords: COVID-19, Fog computing; Cloud computing; Internet of Things; Temporal RNN, Virus
Year: 2022 PMID: 35645427 PMCID: PMC9130642 DOI: 10.1016/j.compeleceng.2022.108117
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Comput Electr Eng ISSN: 0045-7906 Impact factor: 4.152
Fig. 1Architecture of a fog layer.
Fig. 2Basic Structure of the proposed model.
Fig. 3Architecture of spatial temporal recurrent neural network.
Fig. 4Proposed system framework.
Fig. 5Value of accurate packets for different sensor IDs.
Fig. 6Reliability of various sensors.
Fig. 7Comparative analysis of classification of data.
Fig. 8Reliability analysis for different number of data sets.