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Foreword
It is with deep satisfaction that I write this Foreword to the proceedings of the
ICCBI 2018 held in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, December 19–20, 2018.
This conference was bringing together researchers, academics, and professionals
from all over the world and experts in computer networks, big data, and Internet of
things.
This conference particularly encouraged the interaction of research students and
developing academics with the more established academic community in an
informal setting to present and to discuss new and current work. The papers con-
tributed the most recent scientific knowledge known in the field of computer net-
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and their helpers put much effort into ensuring the success of the day-to-day
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This conference proceedings volume contains the written versions of most of the
contributions presented during the conference of ICCBI 2018. The conference
provided a setting for discussing recent developments in a wide variety of topics
including computer networks, big data, and Internet of things. The conference has
been a good opportunity for participants coming from various destinations to
present and discuss topics in their respective research areas.
ICCBI 2018 tends to collect the latest research results and applications on
computer networks, big data, and Internet of things. It includes a selection of 126
papers from 352 papers submitted to the conference from universities and industries
all over the world. All of the accepted papers were subjected to strict
peer-reviewing by 2–4 expert referees. The papers have been selected for this
volume because of quality and the relevance to the conference.
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Smart Trolley with Automatic Master Follower and Billing System . . . 778
R Dhianeswar, M Gowtham, and S Sumathi
Biometric Image Processing Recognition in Retinal Eye Using
Machine Learning Technique . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 792
J. P. Gururaj and T. A. Ashok Kumar
Energy Efficient Dynamic Slot Allocation of Map Reduce Tasks
for Big Data Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 801
Radha Senthilkumar and S. Saranya
Blockchain Centered Homomorphic Encryption: A Secure Solution
for E-Balloting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 811
J. Chandra Priya, Ponsy R. K. Sathia Bhama, S. Swarnalaxmi,
A. Aisathul Safa, and I. Elakkiya
Hybrid HSW Based Zero Watermarking for Tampering Detection
of Text Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 820
Fatek Saeed and Anurag Dixit
Secure Two-Phase Decentralized Data Deduplication with Assured
Deletion in Multi User Environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 827
Amolkumar N. Jadhav, Pravin B. More, Yogesh S. Lubal,
and Vishal S. Walunj
People, Technologies, and Organizations Interactions in a Social
Commerce Era . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 836
Maruti Maurya and Milind Gayakwad
Plant Disease Detection System for Agricultural Applications
in Cloud Using SVM and PSO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 850
P. Kumar and S. Raghavendran
Enhanced Data Security Architecture in Enterprise Networks . . . . . . . . 857
V Rashmi Shree, Zachariah C. F. Antony, and N. Jayapandian
Cloud Virtualization with Data Security:
Challenges and Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 865
Joshua Johnson Abraham, Christy Sunny, Anlin Assisi,
and N. Jayapandian
Data Mining Approach for News Inspection on Social Media:
A Survey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 873
Yugchhaya Galphat, Heena Banga, Isha Dalvi, Priya Jethmalani,
and Shraddha Talreja
Knowledge Discovery from Mental Health Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 881
Shahidul Islam Khan, Ariful Islam, Taiyeb Ibna Zahangir,
and Abu Sayed Md. Latiful Hoque
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Academic Performance
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Table 1. (continued)
Author Method used Findings
Osmanbegovic [11] Naïve Bayes, MLP By conducting chi-square test, one-R-
algorithm, C4.5 algorithm test Info gain test, Gain-ratio test the
verified a built model for predicting
academic performance
El-Halees [12] Association rule, For extracting the knowledge
Clustering, Classification, describing student’s behavior
Outlier detection researcher used various data mining
techniques
Kotsiantis [13] Clustering, Classification Author implemented appropriate MS
rule algorithm for predicting student’s
academic performance
Suknya, Classification Author analysed and assisted weak
Birutha [14] academic students during their higher
education period
Ying, Qussena [15] NLP, DMT Focusing on student’s retention the
researcher developed model to improve
student retention on studies
Jansen, Torenbeek Correlation matrix, For predicting student’s first year
and Hofman [16] Structural Equation achievement author examined first 10
Modelling week of enrolment using Correlation
matrix, Structural Equation Modelling
Hassel and Clustering Techniques In accordance to improve the ability of
Ridout [17] first year students, the author tries to
find out the relation between student’s
and lecturer’s expectations via
questionnaires
HEFCE Questionnaires The foundation surveyed only for the
England [18] information considering students
change their subject each year than
switching between universities and find
out student’s performance with their
subject
Fraser, Killen [19] ANOVA Study identified factors affecting
positive and negative impact and
determine whether there are significant
differences in rating of FY student and
lecturer on each time
He [20] Association rule Study focused on students quality
evaluation index and described the
characteristics for specific category of
index
Sakurai [21] Storyboard technique To predict the success chance of a
student, storyboarding technique where
the paired the set of code of courses
taken by student and the level of
success with every course code is used
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Author Method used Findings
Aher [22] Classification The study analyses the performance of
the last year students subject wise with
the help of Weka tool DBSCAN, Zero-
R Classifier classification technique
Sheela, Tasleem K-Mean Clustering The student learning behavior was
and Ahsan [23] analyzed during this study and
predicted the weak student
Kovacic [24] CART, Quest, exhaustive Researcher focused on socio
CHAID demographic variables and study
environment and to predict the study
outcome early, built a model
Penchenizkiy and Clustering and Research aims toward prediction of
Dekker [25] Classification student dropout. Also Study
demonstrate the usefulness of cost-
sensitive learning and analysis of
misclassification
Asma, Nusari and K-Mean, Apriori, The study focused on academic
Al-Shargabi [26] Decision Trees achievement as successful or failure
and predicted students’ dropout using
student’s financial behavior
Ogar [27] Linear regression, By deriving the performance prediction
classification indicator to deploy student
performance assessment, model is
developed for monitoring system
within teaching and learning
environment
Yan, Shenm [28] Rough set theory Study analyses student’s grade and
manage missing data by introducing
algorithm using rough set theory
approach
Duan, Yang and Li Rough set theory, Knowledge of introduction entropy is
[29] Clustering integrated and define a new
dissimilarity measure and improved
clustering technique results
Sakurai, Knauf [30] Storyboarding, Decision The study developed a model for
Tree analyzing success path of student and
applied the decision tree to the planned
curricula
Wu, Zhag [31] Classification Study evaluates the performance of
student using multi index system by
dividing and composing multi index for
a course as compulsory, specialized,
elective
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Table 1. (continued)
Author Method used Findings
Liu, Zhang [32] Decision algorithm Researcher forecasts the result by
considering sample data as marks of
students in each subject and the
compare subject to subject relation of a
student and generate the rule
Lijuan [33] Clustering, K-Mean Using density parameter, researcher
developed a improved K-Mean
algorithm and identified students in low
performance cluster
Wang, Shi, Bai and Apriori algorithm The researcher aimed at improving
Zhao [34] association rules based on support,
confidence and interestingness using
minsupport and misconfidence and
misinterestingness
Zyakutti, Rough set Theory, Analyzing academic, non-academic
Ramasubramanian Clustering and human behavior relationship of a
[35] student the proposed method identifies
the set of weak student
Ring and Novel Spatial Mining Study discovered association rule for
Shangping [36] Algorithm, Genetic predicting final grade based on features
algorithm extracted from log data in web based
system
Punch, Minai Genetic Algorithm The researcher Find out the classes of
Bidgoli [37] students, classify the problem used by
students, and recorded path through
web of educational resources
Bresfelean [38] Farthest Fast Clustering Study worked toward predicting and
algorithm preventing academic failure for
decision taking progression
Bresfelean [39] Decision tree Study differentiate and predicted
student’s choice in continuing their
education with post university studies
Velmurugan, Clustering Algorithm Researcher mentioned all clustering
Anandavally and algorithm and experimented on
Anuradha [40] Educational data for predicting students
academic performance..
Vijitha, Clustering Algorithm, Model is developed and find out the
Durairaj [41] Naive bayes relationship between learning
behaviour of the student and their
academic performance.
Garg, Rana [42] Clustering Algorithm, Student performance is calculated
Naive Bayes and Logistic according to their level of marks and
Regression various combination of classification
and clustering algorithms were tried out
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Author Method used Findings
Kadijala, Potturi Clustering and Decision Study used K-means clustering
[43] tree algorithm and divided the students
according to their grades
Periyasamy, Clustering Algorithm Study is demonstrating various
Veeramuthu [44] clustering algorithm and their result
about predicting student’s performance
Zhang, Liu [45] Association Rule Pattern Analysis of curricula is done for
Recognition proving the dependence and
relationship among pre-warning
courses by discovering the patterns
helpful for decision making
Calvo and Concept Map Contents are mapped using documents
Villalon [46] such as essay and implemented concept
identification, relationship and
summarization
Haddawy and 10 fold cross validation, Researcher developed a model to make
Hien [47] Bayesian Network model a decision regarding admission of
international students for the master
and doctoral degree
Al-Radaideh [48] CRISP Classification, This study focused on understanding
Rough Set Theory student enrolment pattern and helps in
decision making to utilize necessary
action needed to provide extra basic
courses skill and counselling
Sheb, Kairul [49] Fuzzy Set theory, SBA They proves Law’s approach and Chen
and Fuzzy QSBA and Lee’s approach for evaluating
student performance
Janeek, Thai and Decision tree and Author compared two university
Haddawy [50] Bayesian Network student’s performance using 3 classes
and 2 classes and found accuracy using
10 fold cross validation
Ventura, Statistics Here the author has done survey about
Romero [51] educational data mining from 1995 to
2005
Prasong, Pathom Bayesian network, Author proposed CRRM model from
and Srivinok [52] NBTree, C4.5 history of dataset of student profiles
from different braches
Murray [53] Statistics The study aims at 2 types of students
voluntary dropout and involuntary
dropout and incorporate socio-
economic and university based factors
Suljic, Agic and Classification algorithm Using student dominant factors
Osmanbegovic [54] affecting their academic performance,
author compare the result of different
category student
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Table 1. (continued)
Author Method used Findings
Rahman and Dash Association rule mining, Author analyzed the student final grade
[55] Apriori algorithm according to post education and
discipline and according to location
and discipline
Singh, Malik and Regression Analysis This study proved that learning
Singh [56] facilities, communication skill and
proper guidance from parents have no
significant impact on students
performance
This Paper represents the detail of researches which was carried out in the field of
educational data mining using various tools of Data Mining Techniques and Psycho-
logical techniques. The research findings are presented in tabular format.
2 Conclusion
Here, above table gives the details of some of researches already done in the field of
educational data mining. Some of more significant areas like Students performance
prediction, the factors affecting their academic career path, are considered and identi-
fied. Some of the researcher developed model to find out the way to calculate the
behaviour of students, and determined student’s satisfaction and their progress level.
Some of gives the collaborative activities and found significant differences in skill
ratings suggesting prominent skill gap between academia and corporate. Lots of work
is already done in this direction, but still there are many parameters to be considered
and a more parametric approach is still required.
Acknowledgement. Author thanks all colleagues who provided insight and expertise that
greatly assisted the given research, also thanks to guide for assistance with JTM COE, Faizpur for
comments that greatly improved the manuscript. Author also Thanking to KBCNMU Jalgaon for
providing us facilities as requirements.
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Author Index
A C
Aarthi, S., 140 Chakraborty, Soubhik, 514
Abhishek, R., 12 Chandra Priya, J., 737, 811
Abraham, Joshua Johnson, 865 Chandra Sekhar, G., 715
Acharya, Adarsh, 645 Chawla, Tarun, 1005
Ahmed, Vasif, 400 Chethana, H. T., 94
Ahuja, Varkha, 1005 Chinnaiyan, R., 615, 630
Aisathul Safa, A., 811 Chitra, K., 351
Akshay, G., 546 Choudhury, Ziaul Haque, 968
Akula, Abhilash, 231
Albert, Anitha Juliette, 462 D
Alex, Suja A., 600 Dakshayini, M., 409, 546
Anandha Jothi, R., 133 Dalvi, Isha, 873
Anil Kumar, B., 1046 Deepa, N., 312
Anny Leema, A., 889 Deepika, M., 453
Antony, Zachariah C. F., 857 Deshmukh, Pranali, 499
Apoorva, M. G., 991 devi, R. Karthika, 462
Arockia Xavier Annie, R., 470 Devi, T., 312
Arockiam, L., 709, 904 Dhianeswar, R, 778
Arun Raj, L., 889 Divakara, Madhura P., 984
Arun, 579 Divya, C., 247
Ashok Kumar, T. A., 792 Dixit, Anurag, 820
Assisi, Anlin, 865 Dutta, Sandip, 514
B E
Babu, Rajesh M, 1054 Ega, Jeshwanth, 231
Balachandar, S., 615 Elakkiya, I., 811
Balaji Ganesh, A., 163 Esther Jenifa, S., 621
Balaji, V., 334
Balakannan, S. P., 31 F
Banga, Heena, 873 Francis Xavier Christopher, D., 247
Bhagyashree, M., 211
Bhatia, Sahil, 1017 G
Bonde, Sharayu N., 293 Gajbhiye, Khushboo, 342
Boomiga, S. S., 370 Gakwaya, Nkundimana Joel, 127
Bukkawar, Sheetal, 400 Galphat, Yugchhaya, 752, 873, 976
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I L
Ilango, V., 661 Lakshmi Sangeetha, A., 163
Inbaraj, Johnson, 579 Lalitha, A., 685
Inbaraj, Prince, 678 Lamani, Dharmanna, 417
Islam, Ariful, 881 Latiful Hoque, Abu Sayed Md., 881
Leela Sree, G., 436
J Leelavathi, B, 1054
Jadhav, Amitkumar B., 358 Leena, 409
Jadhav, Amolkumar N., 827 Liu, Yifan, 1035
Jadhav, Hemantkumar B., 358 Lokeshwari, G., 685
Jagan Mohana Rao, N., 1046 Lubal, Yogesh S., 827
Jagtap, Sudhir B., 23
Jain, Aaditya, 429, 637, 645 M
Jain, Anuj, 506 Madhav Bharadwaj, C., 436
Jain, Rithika B., 94 Madnani, Sagar, 1017
Jain, Vishal K., 94 Mahalakshmi, A., 269, 303
Jaisharma, K., 312 Mahalakshmi, G. S., 912
James Mathai, K., 236 Mahesh, K., 693, 701
Jayapandian, N., 857, 865, 991 Maheswari, C., 108
Jayarekha, P., 409 Mahithaa Sree, M., 67
Jethani, Manohar, 752 Malpani, Mohit, 923
Jethmalani, Priya, 873 Manasa, S., 378
Jewani, Kajal, 998 Mangal, Neha, 429
Johnson, R., 896 Manikandan, N., 529
Joshi, Janhvi, 953 Manikandan, P., 470
Joshi, Shashank D., 56 Maniraj, S. P., 211
Justin, Judith, 269 Manisha, S., 286
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P S
Pacharaney, Utkarsha S., 86 Sabarmathi, G., 630
Pachipala, Yellamma, 436 Saeed, Danish, 490
Padma, Joshi, 392 Saeed, Fatek, 820
Padmasree, L., 101 Sahu, Sunita, 1017
Palaniappan, S., 896 Sai Shibi, M. R., 470
Palanisamy, Ramaraj, 1035 Samydurai, A., 560
Palanisamy, V., 133 Sangeetha, S., 334
Pannu, Parmeet Singh, 180 Sangeetha, V., 269
Parthibhan, M., 120 Santiago, S., 709
Parthipan, V., 896 Saranya, M., 67
Patange, Vedika R., 976 Saranya, S., 801
Patel, Tejas, 506 Saravanan, D., 483
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