10 research outputs found
Decentralized recommender system for ambient intelligence of tourism destinations serious game using known and unknown rating approach
Tourism destinations serious game (TDSG) requires the ability to respond to players through recommendations for selecting appropriate tourist destinations for them as potential tourists. This research utilizes ambient intelligence technology to regulate the response visualized through a choice of serious game scenarios. This research uses the Multi-Criteria Recommender System (MCRS) to produce recommendations for selecting tourist destinations as a reference for selecting scenario visualizations. Recommender systems require a decentralized, distributed, and secure data-sharing concept to distribute data and assignments between nodes. We propose using the Ethereum blockchain platform to handle data circulation between parts of the system and implement decentralized technology. We also use the known and unknown rating (KUR) approach to improve the system’s ability to generate recommendations for players who can provide rating values or those who cannot. This study uses the tourism theme of Batu City, Indonesia, so we use personal characteristics (PC) and rating of destinations attribute (RDA) data for tourists in that city. The test results show that the blockchain can handle decentralized data- sharing well to ensure PC and RDA data circulation between nodes. MCRS has produced rec- ommendations for players based on the KUR approach, indicating that the known rating has better accuracy than the unknown rating. Furthermore, the player can choose and run the tour visualization through game scenarios that appear based on the recommendation ranking results
Decentralized recommender system for ambient intelligence of tourism destinations serious game using known and unknown rating approach
Tourism destinations serious game (TDSG) requires the ability to respond to players through recommendations for selecting appropriate tourist destinations for them as potential tourists. This research utilizes ambient intelligence technology to regulate the response visualized through a choice of serious game scenarios. This research uses the Multi-Criteria Recommender System (MCRS) to produce recommendations for selecting tourist destinations as a reference for selecting scenario visualizations. Recommender systems require a decentralized, distributed, and secure data-sharing concept to distribute data and assignments between nodes. We propose using the Ethereum blockchain platform to handle data circulation between parts of the system and implement decentralized technology. We also use the known and unknown rating (KUR) approach to improve the system’s ability to generate recommendations for players who can provide rating values or those who cannot. This study uses the tourism theme of Batu City, Indonesia, so we use personal characteristics (PC) and rating of destinations attribute (RDA) data for tourists in that city. The test results show that the blockchain can handle decentralized data- sharing well to ensure PC and RDA data circulation between nodes. MCRS has produced rec- ommendations for players based on the KUR approach, indicating that the known rating has better accuracy than the unknown rating. Furthermore, the player can choose and run the tour visualization through game scenarios that appear based on the recommendation ranking results
Validation of design artefacts for blockchain-enabled precision healthcare as a service.
Healthcare systems around the globe are currently experiencing a rapid wave of digital disruption.
Current research in applying emerging technologies such as Big Data (BD), Artificial Intelligence
(AI), Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning (DL), Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR),
Digital Twin (DT), Wearable Sensor (WS), Blockchain (BC) and Smart Contracts (SC) in contact
tracing, tracking, drug discovery, care support and delivery, vaccine distribution, management,
and delivery. These disruptive innovations have made it feasible for the healthcare industry to
provide personalised digital health solutions and services to the people and ensure sustainability
in healthcare. Precision Healthcare (PHC) is a new inclusion in digital healthcare that can support
personalised needs. It focuses on supporting and providing precise healthcare delivery. Despite
such potential, recent studies show that PHC is ineffectual due to the lower patient adoption in
the system. Anecdotal evidence shows that people are refraining from adopting PHC due to
distrust.
This thesis presents a BC-enabled PHC ecosystem that addresses ongoing issues and challenges
regarding low opt-in. The designed ecosystem also incorporates emerging information
technologies that are potential to address the need for user-centricity, data privacy and security,
accountability, transparency, interoperability, and scalability for a sustainable PHC ecosystem.
The research adopts Soft System Methodology (SSM) to construct and validate the design artefact
and sub-artefacts of the proposed PHC ecosystem that addresses the low opt-in problem.
Following a comprehensive view of the scholarly literature, which resulted in a draft set of design
principles and rules, eighteen design refinement interviews were conducted to develop the
artefact and sub-artefacts for design specifications. The artefact and sub-artefacts were validated
through a design validation workshop, where the designed ecosystem was presented to a Delphi
panel of twenty-two health industry actors. The key research finding was that there is a need for
data-driven, secure, transparent, scalable, individualised healthcare services to achieve
sustainability in healthcare. It includes explainable AI, data standards for biosensor devices,
affordable BC solutions for storage, privacy and security policy, interoperability, and usercentricity,
which prompts further research and industry application. The proposed ecosystem is
potentially effective in growing trust, influencing patients in active engagement with real-world
implementation, and contributing to sustainability in healthcare