Smart Diary-A Guide To Man's Daily Planning
Divya Ramshiromani Varma, Vaishali Valdor, Jayashree Nimse, Nikita Vishnani, Kiran C. Avhad · International journal of advance research and innovative ideas in education · 2017
In this paper we present Smart phone app that senses and analyses mobile data to understand, predict, and summarize a man’s daily activities, such as his daily routine. These activities are used to represent knowledge, which helps in generating digital personal diaries in an automatic manner. Here we make use of different sensors for the purpose of sensing. Smart Diary is able to make predictions based on a wide range of information sources, like phones’ sensor readings, locations, along with interaction history with the users, by integrating such information into a sustainable mining model.. This Android app is specifically developed to handle heterogeneous and noisy data, and it is made to be extensible in which people can define their own logic rules which will express predictions like short-term, mid-term, and long-term events and patterns about their daily routine. The app’s evaluation results are based on the platform provided by Android.