iosr-JCE   Volume-26 ~ Issue-4 ~ Jul. - Aug. 2024

Abstract: Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is an emergent and fast growing technology that proves great in the future age of computing applications. WSNs are employed in various areas of human endeavour and high risk environments such as health sectors in monitoring patient medical history, military force applications deployed in battleground, environmental or ecological monitoring in oil and gas industries, factory monitoring and agricultural or farming monitoring. Because of the sensitive nature of message or information that these applications are meant to.....

Keywords- Wireless Sensor Network, WSN, Security, Threat, Challenges, Countermeasures

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Abstract: The development of technology has a profound effect on the academic performance of students. Smartphone usage has become popular among the undergraduate students of Ebonyi state University because of its educational and entertaining options. Students are increasingly using Smartphone. However excessive Smartphone usage usually makes the students......

Keywords—Smartphone, Addiction, Performance, Students, EBSU

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Abstract: As we know, technology has transformed how we communicate, work, learn, and access information, making life easier in many ways. How can Artificial Intelligence contribute to mental health wellness? Our research is important to promote increased understanding of mental health in India. Despite recent initiatives like the 2022 National Tele Mental Health Programme, challenges persist, including stigma, limited awareness, a shortage of professionals, underfunded services, rural-urban disparities, cultural barriers, and integration gaps with primary healthcare. Addressing these issues is crucial for a more inclusive and effective mental health support system. This study addresses these issues by using an online mental health wellness platform featuring support services and....

Keywords—Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Machine Learning, Data Visualization, Natural Language Processing, Mental Health Services, Mental Health Assessment, Self-Wellness Monitoring, Emotion Detection Technology, Mental Disorders, Stigma, Virtual Therapy, Report, EEG, Sentiment Analysis, GPT-3.5 Turbo Instruct, Catboost Classifier

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Abstract: The major purpose of technique of classifying the network traffic is to identify various kinds of applications or traffic data. The analysis of received data packets is performed due to its necessity in communication networks nowadays. There are diverse phases to classify the network traffic such as to pre-process the data, extract the attributes and perform the classification. The dataset is utilized for the input in the classification stage. This paper studies diverse ML techniques in order to classify the network traffic..

Keywords—Network Traffic, Machine learning, Feature Extraction

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[2]. L. Garcia, G. Bartlett, S. Ravi, H. Ibrahim, W. Hardaker and E. Kline, "Explaining Deep Learning Models for Per-packet Encrypted Network Traffic Classification," 2022 IEEE International Symposium on Measurements & Networking (M&N), Padua, Italy, 2022, pp. 1-6, doi: 10.1109/MN55117.2022.9887744.
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