Kamil Dimililer

Bio: Kamil Dimililer is an academic researcher from Near East University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Image compression & Artificial neural network. The author has an hindex of 12, co-authored 56 publications receiving 495 citations.

Student Performance Prediction and Classification Using Machine Learning Algorithms

Abstract: For a productive and a good life, education is a necessity and it improves individuals' life with value and excellence. Also, education is considered a vital need for motivating self-assurance as well as providing the things are needed to partake in today's World. Throughout the years, education faced a number of challenges. Different methods of teaching and learning are suggested to increase the learning quality. In today's world, computers and portable devices are employed in every phase of daily life and many materials are available online anytime, anywhere. Technologies like Artificial Intelligence had a surprising evolution in many fields especially in educational teaching and learning processes. Higher education institutions have started to adopt the use of technology into their traditional teaching mechanisms for enhancing learning and teaching. In this paper, two datasets have been considered for the prediction and classification of student performance respectively using five machine learning algorithms. Eighteen experiments have been performed and preliminary results suggest that performances of students might be predictable and classification of these performances can be increased by applying pre-processing to the raw data before implementing machine learning algorithms.

Image compression using neural networks and haar wavelet

Abstract: Wavelet-based image compression provides substantial improvements in picture quality at higher compression ratios. Haar wavelet transform based compression is one of the methods that can be applied for compressing images. An ideal image compression system must yield good quality compressed images with good compression ratio, while maintaining minimal time cost. With Wavelet transform based compression, the quality of compressed images is usually high, and the choice of an ideal compression ratio is difficult to make as it varies depending on the content of the image. Therefore, it is of great advantage to have a system that can determine an optimum compression ratio upon presenting it with an image. We propose that neural networks can be trained to establish the non-linear relationship between the image intensity and its compression ratios in search for an optimum ratio. This paper suggests that a neural network could be trained to recognize an optimum ratio for Haar wavelet compression of an image upon presenting the image to the network. Two neural networks receiving different input image sizes are developed in this work and a comparison between their performances in finding optimum Haar-based compression is presented.

Backpropagation Neural Network Implementation for Medical Image Compression

Abstract: Medical images require compression, before transmission or storage, due to constrained bandwidth and storage capacity. An ideal image compression system must yield high-quality compressed image with high compression ratio. In this paper, Haar wavelet transform and discrete cosine transform are considered and a neural network is trained to relate the X-ray image contents to their ideal compression method and their optimum compression ratio.

Intelligent coin identification system

Abstract: The use of neural networks to simulate our perception of patterns is important in developing intelligent recognition systems. Currently, coin identification by machines relies on the assessment of the coin's physical parameters. An intelligent coin identification system that uses coin patterns for identification helps prevent confusion between different coins of similar physical dimensions. In this paper, an intelligent coin identification system (ICIS) is proposed. ICIS uses a neural network and pattern averaging to recognize rotated coins at various degrees. Slot machines in Europe accept the new Turkish 1 Lira coin as a 2 Euro coin due to physical similarities. A 2 Euro coin is roughly worth 4 times the new Turkish 1 Lira. ICIS was implemented to identify the 2-EURO and 1-TL coins and the results were found to be encouraging.

Deep learning in vision-based static hand gesture recognition

Abstract: Hand gesture for communication has proven effective for humans, and active research is ongoing in replicating the same success in computer vision systems. Human–computer interaction can be significantly improved from advances in systems that are capable of recognizing different hand gestures. In contrast to many earlier works, which consider the recognition of significantly differentiable hand gestures, and therefore often selecting a few gestures from the American Sign Language (ASL) for recognition, we propose applying deep learning to the problem of hand gesture recognition for the whole 24 hand gestures obtained from the Thomas Moeslund’s gesture recognition database. We show that more biologically inspired and deep neural networks such as convolutional neural network and stacked denoising autoencoder are capable of learning the complex hand gesture classification task with lower error rates. The considered networks are trained and tested on data obtained from the above-mentioned public database; results comparison is then made against earlier works in which only small subsets of the ASL hand gestures are considered for recognition.

Student Performance Prediction and Classification Using Machine Learning Algorithms

Abstract: For a productive and a good life, education is a necessity and it improves individuals' life with value and excellence. Also, education is considered a vital need for motivating self-assurance as well as providing the things are needed to partake in today's World. Throughout the years, education faced a number of challenges. Different methods of teaching and learning are suggested to increase the learning quality. In today's world, computers and portable devices are employed in every phase of daily life and many materials are available online anytime, anywhere. Technologies like Artificial Intelligence had a surprising evolution in many fields especially in educational teaching and learning processes. Higher education institutions have started to adopt the use of technology into their traditional teaching mechanisms for enhancing learning and teaching. In this paper, two datasets have been considered for the prediction and classification of student performance respectively using five machine learning algorithms. Eighteen experiments have been performed and preliminary results suggest that performances of students might be predictable and classification of these performances can be increased by applying pre-processing to the raw data before implementing machine learning algorithms.

Optimal feature level fusion based ANFIS classifier for brain MRI image classification

Abstract: The cases identified with Brain tumor have increased with respect to time owing to various reasons. One of the major challenging issues can be defined by incorporating image processing along with data mining models as classification approach. There are various procedures as of now exhibited for segmentation of brain tumor effectively. In any case, it is as yet unequivocal to distinguish the brain tumor from MR images. In this new tumor classifying, considering two significant models, such as Feature Selection (FS) and Machine Learning classification techniques, are extremely valuable for distinguishing and visualizing the tumor in the MRI brain images; it is classified using Adaptive Neuro‐Fuzzy Interface System (ANFIS). For better classification of image, Optimal Feature Level Fusion (OFLF) is considered to fuse low and high‐level feature of brain image; from this analysis, the images are classifying as Benign or Malignant. From this implementation of medical images, the experiment results are evaluating performance metrics are compared existing classifiers. From the proposed MRI image classification process the accuracy as 96.23%, sensitivity as 92.3%, and specificity as 94.52%, compared to existing classifier. It is in the working platform of MATLAB that this proposed methodology is implemented.