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  • Authors: Koohestani, A.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Abdar, M.; Khosravi, A.; Nahavandi, S.; Koohestani, M. (2019)

  • The level of consciousness and the concentration of drivers while driving play a vital role for reducing the number of accidents. In recent decade, in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) [or in-car entertainment (ICE)] is one of the main reasons that lead to degradation of drivers performance and losing awareness. However, the impacts of some other reasons, such as drowsiness and driving fatigue, are entirely important as well. Hence, early detection of such performance degradation using different methods is a very hot research domain. To this end, the data set is collected using two different simulated driving scenarios: normal and loaded drive (17 elderly and 51 young/35 male and 33 female). This paper, therefore, concentrates on driving performance analysis using various machine learning ...

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  • Authors: Karn, R. R.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Kudva, P.; Elfadel, I. A. M. (2019)

  • Cloud network monitoring data is dynamic and distributed. Signals to monitor the cloud can appear, disappear or change their importance and clarity over time. Machine learning (ML) models tuned to a given data set can therefore quickly become inadequate. A model might be highly accurate at one point in time but may lose its accuracy at a later time due to changes in input data and their features. Distributed learning with dynamic model selection is therefore often required. Under such selection, poorly performing models (although aggressively tuned for the prior data) are retired or put on standby while newor standby models are brought in. The well-known method of Ensemble ML (EML) may potentially be applied to improve the overall accuracy of a family of ML models. Unfortunately, EM...

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