Speaker Identification in Crowd Speech Audio using Convolutional Neural Networks

Ghadeer Qasim Ali; Husam Ali Abdulmohsin

doi:https://doi.org/10.54216/FPA.160208

Journal of Cybersecurity and Information Management | 2024

Development of a Cryptographic Model Using Digits Classification for Cyber Security Applications

In the digital age, the safeguarding of information through effective cybersecurity measures is paramount. This paper presents the development of a robust cryptographic model tailored for cybersecurity applications. The background underscores the increasing prevalence of cyber threats and the necessity for advanced encryption techniques to ensure data confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity. The methodology involves the design and implementation of the cryptographic model using state-of-the-art algorithms and protocols. Rigorous testing and evaluation were conducted to assess the model's performance in various cyber environments. The results indicate that the proposed model significantly enhances security, demonstrating high resistance to common cyber-attacks with an average encryption time of 0.5 seconds for a 1MB file and a decryption accuracy rate of 99.9%. The model also achieved a data integrity verification success rate of 99.8% and an overall system efficiency improvement of 45% compared to existing models. The conclusion highlights the model's effectiveness and potential for broad application in securing digital communication, offering a substantial contribution to the field of cybersecurity.

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Journal of Cybersecurity and Information Management | 2024

Enhanced Visual Cryptographic Schemes with Essential Access Structures and Pixel-Wise Operations

By splitting a picture into many parts, which, when reassembled, disclose the original image without requiring complicated math, visual cryptography is a strong method for protecting visual information. Problems with pixel enlargement, decreased picture quality, and restricted access structures are common with traditional visual cryptography techniques. Our proposed improved visual cryptography approach incorporates pixel-wise operations and critical access structures to solve these challenges and increase flexibility, picture quality, and security. To reconstruct a picture, our technique calls for building visual cryptographic shares based on critical access structures that specify the exact combinations of shares needed. In order to maintain the image's resolution and reduce pixel expansion, we use pixel-wise processes. By improving the peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) by up to 20% compared to conventional approaches, experimental data show that our strategy greatly improves picture quality. In addition, the suggested approach guarantees that individual shares do not disclose any information on the original picture, thereby maintaining high security requirements. Finally, it is clear that the enhanced visual cryptographic system is well-suited for a wide range of uses in safe communications and data security due to its strong solution for secure picture sharing, increased picture quality, and adjustable access control.

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2024

New algebraic structures approach towards complex interval valued Q-neutrosophic subbisemiring of bisemiring

The notion of complex interval-valued q-neutrosophic subbisemiring (CIVqNSBS) is developed and examined. Additionally, we examine the homomorphic features and significant attributes of CIVqNSBS. We suggest the CIVqNSBS level sets for bisemirings. Consider a complex neutrosophic subset of bisemiring Δ, denoted as &alefsym; if and only if every non-empty level set Z(∂,♭) is a subbisemiring, where ∂, ♭ ∈ D[0, 1], then Z= )Z,Z, Z) is a CIVqNSBS of Δ. Let &alefsym; be the strongest complex neutrosophic relation of bisemiring Δ, and let Ψ be a CIVqNSBS of bisemiring Δ, if and only if Ψ is a CIVqNSBS of Δ × Δ, then &alefsym; is a CIVqNSBS of bisemiring Δ. We show that homomorphic images of all CIVqNSBSs are CIVqNSBSs, and homomorphic pre-images of all CIVqNSBSs are CIVqNSBSs. There are examples given to illustrate our results.  

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Vol. Volume 24 / Iss. Issue 4

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2024

Comprehensive Decision-Making with Spherical Fermatean Neutrosophic Sets in Structural Engineering

This study introduces the Spherical Fermatean Neutrosophic Sets (SFNSs), representing a significant advancement in the realm of Neutrosophic Sets (NSs) and Fermatean neutrosophic sets (FNSs). In decision making scenarios involving diverse perspectives, a mere average of decision values may fail to capture the entire spectrum of viewpoints. To address this limitation, the SFNS is proposed as a comprehensive solution. It features a spherical representation that encompasses membership, non-membership and indeterminacy functions at its core, complemented by a defined radius. This spherical construct facilitates the encapsulation of all decision makers’ opinions within its bounds, providing a holistic perspective. Leveraging its geometric structure, the SFNS excels in resolving ambiguity and risk with greater accuracy and effectiveness compared to conventional FNSs. This innovative approach aims to better accommodate the complexities of decision making involving diverse perspectives. Selecting the best material for a structural engineering project is given as numerical example at the end.

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Journal of Intelligent Systems and Internet of Things | 2024

Bridging the Gap between Technology and Medicine through the Revolutionary Impact of the Healthcare Internet of Things on Remote Patient Monitoring

Healthcare Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives that aim to integrate technology and medicine are shaking the sector to its foundations. The revolutionary potential of the proposed strategy is shown here as we investigate the far-reaching consequences of the Healthcare IoT on remote patient monitoring. The beginning sets the stage by underlining the significance of bridging the gap between technology and medicine. Our multi-pronged approach comprises Internet of Things (IoT) remote monitoring, cloud-based analysis, artificial intelligence (AI) integrated diagnostics, real-time alerts, and predictive analytics. Our study's results demonstrate that the proposed approach is superior to the status quo. The area of remote patient monitoring has profited considerably from the employment of traditional approaches, such as the fusion of data from wearable sensors, analysis in the cloud, diagnostics that utilize artificial intelligence, real-time monitoring, predictive modeling, and smart alarm systems. The suggested strategy, however, performs very well across all of the most important measures of assessment. Comparatively, the accuracy rate of the conventional wearable sensor fusion approach was only 76%, whereas our suggested method reached 89%. Our strategy was also more accurate than the standard approach (88% vs. 73%). When compared to the recall rate of 68% produced by conventional methods, our suggested strategy significantly outperformed the competition. It's a great option for hospitals and clinics since it improves diagnostic precision and speed without breaking the bank.

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Vol. Volume 13 / Iss. Issue 2

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Journal of Intelligent Systems and Internet of Things | 2024

Optimizing Sensor Localization and Cluster Performance in Wireless Sensor Networks through Internet of Thing (IoT) and Boosted Weight Centroid Algorithm

Localization is an extremely important component of applications that make use of wireless sensor networks. It has a substantial impact on academics as well as real-time sensor deployment applications in the aim of lowering the amount of energy that is used while simultaneously locating unknown nodes. The process of obtaining the coordinates along an axis that represent the locations of the sensor nodes is referred to as localization. The accuracy of locating the positions of the nodes varies depending on the environmental conditions, the type of nodes, the type of application, and the type of localization methods used. A standard localization method known as distance vector hop (DV-hop) localization will be able to determine the positions of unknown nodes with typical accuracy with the assistance of beacon nodes based on Internet of things. The DV-hop and improved weighted centroid localization algorithms, in addition to the suggested boosted weight centroid-based localization approach, are both addressed in this article. The suggested boosted weight centroid localization technique is utilized to find nodes in the remote area of the WSN while conserving energy. This is accomplished with the assistance of measurements involving both the nodes and the centroid. The modified weight metric is utilized in the process of carrying out the task of localisation of an unknown node. The performance of BWCLA is evaluated based on a number of different metrics, including accuracy in localization, average localization error, total packets utilized, and energy usage.

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Security Implications of IoT-Enabled Mobile Net Facial Recognition System

Face recognition technology is gaining popularity for security, access management, and user identification. A novel facial recognition method employing cutting-edge deep learning algorithms and attention processes reduces false positives in this study. This technique was designed to approach facial recognition differently. We demonstrate statistically substantial recognition gains over current approaches through extensive research and experimentation. The recommended solution uses an attention device and a complex feature extraction module. The pieces work together to highlight distinctive characteristics and facial identifiers. To optimize performance and generalization across datasets, data addition and hyper parameter adjustment are used to fine-tune the model. We do this for maximum benefit. Studies on the issue may help us understand the multiple reasons that make ablation so successful. We also discuss facial recognition technology's moral difficulties, including fairness and user privacy. We also emphasize cautious distribution. Our findings expand facial recognition technology knowledge and pave the way for future studies. This study demonstrates that better Mobile Net models and Internet of Things technologies increase the accuracy of mobile facial recognition. The project overcomes the challenge of providing powerful AI tools in resource-constrained situations by utilizing IoT infrastructures and effective, lightweight Mobile Net architectures. Extensive testing demonstrates that the technique increases identification rates and outperforms existing models, showing its suitability for real-time operations. The Internet of Things enables data mobility and cross-device model usage. This illustrates that the IoT ecosystem can enable effective and scalable security solutions.

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The Healthcare IoTs as a Paradigm Shift in Healthcare Management, Patient Treatment, and Healthcare Data Processing

When it comes to hospital administration, patient care, and medical data analysis, the Healthcare Internet of Things (HIoT) is nothing short of a paradigm revolution. We dive into this new paradigm to examine its far-reaching effects and revolutionary possibilities in the healthcare system. The context is established by introducing HIoT as a game-changing development in healthcare. Using the IoT to network several devices, this model paves the way for real-time patient monitoring, streamlined inventory management, and integrated telemedicine. The healthcare industry as we know it will be transformed by HIoT as it strives to improve resource allocation, simplify operations, and provide proactive patient care. Our investigation includes a thorough appraisal of how HIoT will affect many facets of medical treatment. We use many research approaches and quality indicators for this evaluation. We may evaluate the viability and scalability of HIoT solutions by testing them in experimental settings that mimic real-world healthcare settings. To provide a precise depiction of the healthcare system, dataset environments use well maintained medical data sources. The performance and efficacy of HIoT technologies may be evaluated using measurable criteria such as sensitivity (0.94), specificity (0.89), F1-Score (0.91), ROC-AUC (0.95), and cost savings ($150,000). To determine the relative importance of each part of the HIoT ecosystem, researchers undertake "ablation studies. Our findings provide a clear picture of the disruptive potential of HIoT. Better patient outcomes may be ensured via early interventions thanks to the improved accuracy (0.92), efficiency (9.2), and satisfaction (9.2) provided by the suggested HIoT technique for patient monitoring. When healthcare and telemedicine are combined, the success rate of remote consultations increases to 95%, response times decrease to 15 minutes, and more people have access to medical treatment.

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Fusion: Practice and Applications | 2024

Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Efficiency in Academic Writing and Research

In the recent past, there has been a surge in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the development of smart technologies for the purpose of improving efficiency in writing academic papers and conducting researches. However, the potential of using AI in the improvement of scholarly processes has not been optimally realized due to low awareness and visibility of the tool among the users. In this respect, this paper aims to describe the following tools of AI which can be applied in the research process including literature search and manuscript preparation. To assess the AI technology, the current literature in form of case studies was reviewed and this included the automated literature search engines, citation management software, natural language processing tools and data analysis tools. It also reveals that AI approaches can also help in decreasing the amount of time spent in article and data search, citation, citation management, and even in the generation of quality publications. This essay also examines the ethical issues of using artificial intelligence in research and any bias that may be present. In conclusion, it is necessary to underline that AI can be useful in improving the results of learning processes. But it is crucial that the researchers are trained well and are put in a position to doubt the outcome produced by the AI. Thus, the purpose of the paper is to discuss how AI is being used in academia at the moment and what could be done to expand its use in the future.

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Vol. Volume 16 / Iss. Issue 2

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Fusion: Practice and Applications | 2024

Speaker Identification in Crowd Speech Audio using Convolutional Neural Networks

Crowd speaker identification is the most advanced technology in the field of audio identification and personal user experience which researchers have extensively focused on, but still, science hasn’t been able to achieve high results in crowed identification. This work aims to design and implement a novel crowd speech identification method that can identify speakers in a multi speaker environment, (two, three, four and five speakers). This work will be implemented through two phases. The training phase is the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) training and testing phase. Through this phase, the training will be implemented on data generated via the Combinatorial Cartesian Product approach. This approach uses two primary processes, the Computation of the Cartesian product process and combinatorial selection process. The second phase is the prediction phase. The aim of this phase is to check the CNN trained in the first phase, through testing it on new crowed audios than the data that the CNN was trained on in the first phase, these new crowded audios exist in the Ghadeer-Speech-Crowd-Corpus (GSCC) dataset, which is a new database designed through this work. Compared to the state-of-the-art speaker identification in multi speaker environment approaches, the results are impressive, with a recognition rate of 99.5% for audio with three speakers, 98.5% for music with four speakers, and 96.4% for audio with five speakers.

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Vol. Volume 16 / Iss. Issue 2

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