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Title: Secure cognitive health monitoring using a directed acyclic graph-based and AI-enhanced IoMT framework
Authors: Chamola, Vinay
Keywords: EEE
Blockchain
Machine learning (ML)
Mental health monitoring
Issue Date: Sep-2024
Publisher: Elsevier
Abstract: Millions of people throughout the world struggle with mental health disorders, but the widespread stigma associated with these issues often prevents them from seeking treatment. We propose a novel strategy that integrates Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), DAG-based hedera technology, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to overcome these challenges. We also consider the costs of chronic diseases such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, which often require 24-hour care. Using smart monitoring tools coupled with AI algorithms that can detect early indicators of deterioration, our system aims to provide low-cost, continuous support. Since IoMT data is large in volume, we need a blockchain network with high transaction throughput without compromising the privacy of patient data. To address this concern, we propose to use Hedera technology to ensure the privacy, and security of personal mental health information, scalability and a faster transaction confirmation rate. Overall, this research paper outlines a holistic approach to mental health monitoring that respects privacy, promotes accessibility, and harnesses the potential of emerging technologies. By combining IoMT, Hedera, and AI, we offer a solution that can help break down the barriers that prevent individuals from seeking the support they need for their mental well-being. Furthermore, comparative analysis shows that our best-performing ML models achieve an accuracy of around 98%, which is more than 30% better than traditional models such as logistic regression.
URI: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352864824001068
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