1st Edition

Applied Intelligence for Industry 4.0

    278 Pages 112 B/W Illustrations
    by Chapman & Hall

    278 Pages 112 B/W Illustrations
    by Chapman & Hall

    We are all aware that artificial intelligence (AI) has brought a change in our lives, driven by a new form of interaction between man and machine. We are in the era of the fourth Industrial Revolution (IR) where AI plays vital roles in human development by enabling extraordinary technological advances making fundamental changes to the way we live, work and relate to one another. It is an opportunity to help everyone, including leaders, policymakers and people from all income groups and nations, to harness converging technologies in order to create an inclusive, human-centered future. We need to prepare our graduates as well as researchers to conduct their research with 4.0 IR-related technologies. We need to develop policies and implement those policies to focus on the components of 4.0 IR for sustainable developments. Applied Intelligence for Industry 4.0 will cover cutting edge topics in the fields of AI and industry 4.0. The text will appeal to beginners and advanced researchers in computer science, information sciences, engineering and robotics.

    Features

    • Discusses advance data mining, feature extraction and classification algorithms for disease detection, cyber security detection and prevention, soil quality assessment and other industrial applications
    • Includes the parameter optimization and explanation of intelligent approaches for business applications
    • Presents context-aware smart insights and energy efficient and smart computing for the next-generation of smart industry

    1. Multi-labelled Bengali Public Comments Sentiment Analysis with Bidirectional Recurrent Neural Networks (Bi-RNN)
    Promila Ghosh, M. Raihan, Nishat Tasnim Tonni, Himadri Sikder Badhon, Sayed Asaduzzaman, and Hasin Rehana

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    METHODOLOGY
    Data Preprocessing
    Bidirectional RNN Implementation:
    OUTCOMES
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    2. Machine Learning and Blockchain Based Privacy-Aware: Cognitive Radio Internet of Things
    Md Shamim Hossain, Kazi Mowdud Ahmed, Md Khairul Islam, Md MahbuburRahman, and Md Sipon Miah

    INTRODUCTION
    SYSTEM MODEL
    Blockchain based CR-IoT Network
    The Protocol Structure
    SENSING-CLUSTERING-BIDING-MINING POLICY
    Sensing-Mining Energy Efficiency
    SIMULATION RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    3. Machine Learning Based Models for Predicting Autism Spectrum Disorders
    S. M. Mahedy Hasan, Md. Fazle Rabbi, Arifa Islam Champa, Md. Rifat Hossain, and Md. Asif Zaman

    INTRODUCTION
    MATERIALS AND METHODS
    Dataset Description
    Methods
    Classification Techniques
    Evaluation Measures and Experimental Setup
    EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS ANALYSIS
    Analysis of Toddlers Dataset
    Analysis of Adults Datasets
    Discussion
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    4. Implementing Machine Learning Through the Neural Network for the Time Delay SIR Epidemic Model for the Future Forecast
    Sayed Allamah Iqbal, Md. Golam Hafez, and A.N.M. Rezaul Karim

    INTRODUCTION
    TIME DELAY SIR EPEDIMIC MODEL
    Neural Networks for time-delay SIR model
    DISCUSSION
    SUMMARY
    Bibliography

    5. Prediction of PCOS Using Machine Learning and Deep Learning Algorithms
    Syed Mohd. Farhan, Maimuna Manita Hoque, and Mohammed Nazim Uddin

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    METHODOLOGY
    Dataset Collection
    Data Preprocessing
    Data Cleaning
    Feature Engineering
    Feature Selection
    Feature Scaling
    Dataset Split
    Handling Imbalanced Data
    Modelling Process
    Hyperparameter Optimization
    Logistic Regression Classifier
    Random Forest Classifier
    AdaBoost Classifier
    Naĺȷve Bayes Classifier
    Artificial Neural Network
    Voting Classifier
    Performance Evaluation
    Selecting Best Model
    Validating Final Model
    Deploying Final Model into PCOS Predictor
    EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
    Statistical Results
    Model Visualization
    CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORKS
    Bibliography

    6. Malware Detection: Performance Evaluation of ML Algorithms Based on Feature Selection and ANOVA
    Nazma Akther, Md. Neamul Haque, and Khaleque Md. Aashiq Kamal

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    PROBLEM STATEMENT
    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
    Data set
    Weka Tool
    Feature Selection Technique
    RESULT ANALYSIS
    STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
    Statistical Analysis of Feature Selection Technique
    Statistical Analysis of Machine Learning Algorithm
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    7. An Efficient Approach to Assess the Soil Quality of Sundarbans Utilizing Hierarchical Clustering
    Diti Roy, Md. Ashiq Mahmood, and Tamal Joyti Roy

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    PROPOSED METHODOLOGY
    RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    8. A Machine Learning Approach to Clinically Diagnose Human Pyrexia Cases
    Dipon Talukder and Md. Mokammel Haque

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED HEALTHCARE RESEARCH
    DATASET DESCRIPTION
    Dataset Collection
    Data Analysis and Deductions
    FEATURE SELECTION
    Primary Feature Selection
    Final Feature Selection
    MODEL EVALUATION
    RESULT ANALYSIS
    CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORKS
    Bibliography

    9. Prediction of the Dengue Incidence in Bangladesh Using Machine Learning
    Md. Al Mamun, Abu Zahid Bin Aziz, Md. Palash Uddin, and Md Rahat Hossain

    INTRODUCTION
    LITERATURE REVIEW
    METHODOLOGY
    Dataset Collection
    Data Preprocessing
    Machine Learning Algorithms
    Method Evaluation Metrics
    RESULT AND DISCUSSION \
    Parameter Tuning
    Result Analysis
    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    10. Detecting DNS over HTTPS Traffic Using Ensemble Feature Based Machine Learning
    Sajal Saha, Moinul Islam Sayed, and Rejwana Islam

    INTRODUCTION
    LITERATURE REVIEW
    METHODOLOGY
    Dataset
    Data Preprocessing
    Feature Engineering
    Machine Learning Models
    Proposed DOH Detection Model
    Ensemble Feature Selection
    Software and Hardware Preliminaries
    Evaluation Metrics
    RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    11. Development of Risk-Free COVID-19 Screening Algorithm from Routine Blood Test Using Ensemble Machine Learning
    Md. Mohsin Sarker Raihan, Md. Mohi Uddin Khan, Laboni Akte, and Abdullah Bin Shams

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORKS
    METHODOLOGY
    Dataset Collection
    Data Pre-processing
    Missing Data Handling
    SMOTE Analysis
    Data Splitting
    Feature Scaling
    Stacked Ensemble Machine Learning
    Machine Learning Algorithms
    K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
    Support Vector Machine (SVM)
    Random Forest (RF)
    XG-Boost (XGB)
    AdaBoost (ADB)
    Compute Statistical Metrics
    OUTCOMES
    CONCLUSION
    SUPPLEMENTARY WEBLINK
    Bibliography

    12. A Transfer Learning Approach to Recognize Pedestrian Attributes
    Saadman Sakib, Anik Sen, and Kaushik Deb

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORKS
    METHODOLOGY
    Overview
    Mask RCNN Object Detector
    Preprocessing
    Spatial Feature Extraction
    Transfer Learning Approach
    Classifier
    OUTCOMES
    Dataset Description
    Experiments on the Proposed CNN Architecture
    Results and Discussion
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    13. TF-IDF Feature-Based Spam Filtering of Mobile SMS Using Machine Learning Approach
    Syed Md. Minhaz Hossain, Khaleque Md. Aashiq Kamal, Anik Sen, and Iqbal H. Sarker

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    MATERIALS AND METHODS
    Preprocessing
    Redundant character removal
    Removal of stop words
    Tokenization
    Lemmatization
    Feature Extraction
    Classifiers
    Support Vector Machine
    Multinomial Naĺȷve Bayes:
    RESULT AND OBSERVATIONS
    Dataset
    Classification using SVM and Multinomial Naĺȷve Bayes
    Performance Measure
    Performance Evaluation for Different Feature Extraction
    Methods using Various Classifiers Performance Representation for the best classifier Using AUC and Confusion Matrix
    Computational Time Analysis for Classifying spam
    Comparison among the benchmark spam detection method
    Critical Evaluation
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    14. Content-Based Spam Email Detection Using N-gram Machine Learning Approach
    Nusrat Jahan Euna, Syed Md. Minhaz Hossain, Md. Musfique Anwar, and Iqbal H. Sarker

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORKS
    METHODOLOGY
    Preprocessing
    Special character removal:
    Stop words removal:
    Tokenization:
    Lemmatization:
    Feature extraction
    N-gram:
    Word2vec:
    Training
    Support Vector Machine:
    Logistic Regression:
    Decision Tree:
    Multinomial naĺȷve bayes:
    RESULT AND OBSERVATIONS
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    15. AI Poet: A Deep Learning Based Approach to Generate Artificial Poetry in Bangla
    Hasan Murad and Rashik Rahman

    INTRODUCTION
    BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE REVIEW
    Related Terminologies
    Existing Works
    Limitations of the Existing Works
    PROPOSED APPROACH
    Dataset Creation
    Data Pre-processing
    Model Architecture Design
    IMPLEMENTATION
    Development Tools
    Pre-processing Pipeline
    Model Architecture Implementation
    RESULTS
    Training Results
    Parameter Setting
    Environment Setting
    Evaluation
    Limitations of Our Work
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    16. Document Level Comparative Sentiment Analysis on Bangla News Using Long-Short Term Memory and Machine Learning Approaches
    Nuren Nafisa, Sabrina Jahan Maisha, and Abdul Kadar Muhammad Masum

    INTRODUCTION
    LITERATURE REVIEW
    SA in Bangla Language
    TASK DEFINITION ccxlix
    Identifying Sentiment from Bangla news documents
    Positive News (PN):
    Negative News (NN):
    Corpora Development
    Data Collection
    Data Pre-processing
    Data Annotation
    METHODOLOGY
    Feature Extraction
    Supervised ML algorithms
    Deep learning approach LSTM
    EXPERIMENTS AND RESULT ANALYSIS
    Performance Measurement Tools
    Experimental Output
    Performance Statistics
    Error Analysis
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    17. Employee Turnover Prediction Using Machine Learning Approach
    Md. Ali Akbar, kamruzzaman Chowdhury, and Mohammed Nazim Uddin

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    METHODOLOGY
    System Architecture.
    Dataset Collection
    Data Preprocessing
    Data Cleaning
    One Hot Encoding
    Feature Selection
    Dataset Split
    Class Imbalance
    Performance Matrix
    Selected Classification Methods
    Base Rate Model
    Logistic Regression Classifier
    Decision Tree Classifier
    Random Forest Classifier
    AdaBoost Classifier
    EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION
    Exploratory Data Analysis
    Result Analysis
    ROC-AUC Graph
    Feature Importance
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    18. A Dynamic Topic Identification and Labeling Approach of COVID-19 Tweets
    Khandaker Tayef Shahriar, Iqbal H. Sarker, Muhammad Nazrul Islam, and Mohammad Ali Moni

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    METHODOLOGY
    Aspect Terms Extraction
    Topic Identification
    EXPERIMENTS
    Dataset
    Data Preprocessing
    Optimal number of LDA topic selection:
    Selecting Top Unigram Feature form aspect terms cluster:
    Qualitative Evaluation of Topics
    Effectiveness Analysis
    DISCUSSION
    CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK
    Bibliography

    19. Analyzing IT Job Market and Classifying IT Jobs Using Machine Learning Algorithms
    Sharmin Akter, Nabila Nawal, Ashim Dey, and Annesha Das

    INTRODUCTION
    RELATED WORK
    METHODOLOGY
    Dataset description
    IT job market analysis
    Training and testing
    OUTCOMES
    CONCLUSION
    Bibliography

    Biography

    Nazmul Siddique received the Dipl.-Ing. degree in Cybernetics and Automation from Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany, MSc in Computer Science from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, Bangladesh and the Ph.D in Intelligent Control from the University of Sheffield, England, U.K. He has been a Lecturer with the School of Computing, Engineering and Intelligent Systems, University of Ulster Magee Campus, Londonderry, U.K since 2001. He was previously with the Computer Science and Engineering Discipline, Khulna University, Khulna, Bangladesh. He has been a guest editor of seven special issues of several reputed journals. He has served as committee member and chair of a number of national and international conferences. He is a senior member of IEEE. He is on the Editorial Board of a number of International Journals. Dr. Siddique has published over 170 journal, refereed conference papers, book chapters, and five books (John Wiley, Springer, Taylor & Francis). His research interests are in the fields of intelligent systems, computational intelligence, stochastic systems, and Markov modeling.