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  • Authors: Lee, W.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Ham, Y.; Ban, T.; Jo, O. (2019)

  • Estimating the growth performance in pigs is important in order to achieve a high productivity of pig farming. We herein analyze and verify the machine learning based estimations for the growth performance in swine which includes the daily gain of body weight (DG), feed intake (FI), required growth period for growing/ nishing phase (GP), and marketed-pigs per sow per year (MSY), based on the farm speci c data and climate, i.e., temperature, humidity, initial age (IA), initial body weight (IBW), number of pigs (NU) and stocking density (SD). The growth data used in our work is collected from 55 pig farms which are located across South Korea for the period between October 2017 and September 2018. In the estimation of growth performance, four machine learning schemes are applied, which...

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  • Authors: Srinivasan, S. M.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Truong-Huu, T.; Gurusamy, M. (2019)

  • With the proliferation of network devices and rapid development in information technology, networks such as Internet of Things are increasing in size and becoming more complex with heterogeneous wired and wireless links. In such networks, link faults may result in a link disconnection without immediate replacement or a link reconnection, e.g., a wireless node changes its access point. Identifying whether a link disconnection or a link reconnection has occurred and localizing the failed link become a challenging problem. An active probing approach requires a long time to probe the network by sending signaling messages on different paths, thus incurring significant communication delay and overhead. In this paper, we adopt a passive approach and develop a three-stage machine learningb...

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  • Authors: Xu,X.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Zhang, Y.; Tang, M.; Gu, H.; Yan, S.; Yang, J. (2019)

  • Corresponding to the continual development of human-computer interaction technology, the use of emotional computing (EC) is gradually emerging in the Internet of Things (IoT). Emotion recognition is considered a highly valuable aspect of EC. Numerous studies have examined emotion recognition based on electroencephalogram (EEG) signals, but the recognition rate is unreliable. In this paper, a feature extraction method is proposed that is based on double tree complex wavelet transform (DTCWT) and machine learning. The emotions of 16 subjects are induced under video stimulation, and the original signal is acquired using a Neuroscan device. Both EEG and electromyography (EMG) signal are then eliminated by band-pass ltering, and the reconstructed signal of each frequency band is obtaine...

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