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A Survey on Cognitive Internet of Things Based Prediction of Covid-19 Patient

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Nowadays, special care of patient systems  are required for predicting or detecting Covid-19 patients ubiquitously. Also, there is a requirement for quarantine centers to set up for treating Covid-19 patients ubiquitously in a real-world environment due to the highly infectious virus. In a pandemic situation, it is difficult to keep track of the health condition of every individual patient. Also, doctors face problems to monitor and controlling controls patients’ health conditions. In this regard, it is investigated the survey on cognitive Internet of Things based predicting Covid-19 patients using a machine learning algorithm. In this paper, it discusses a detailed survey on the proposed problem statement in terms of limitations, advantages and disadvantages, and performance parameters for various algorithms, and finally, it proposes system architecture for predicting and monitoring Covid-19 patients ubiquitously. Hence the proposed system is used to monitor the symptoms of patients like Temperature, SpO2, and Cough rate of Covid-19 patients ubiquitously using intelligent sensors. The proposed system transmits data to the web server using Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Bhajantri, L.B., Kadadevar, N., Jeeragal, A., Jeeragal, V., Jamdar, I. (2023). A Survey on Cognitive Internet of Things Based Prediction of Covid-19 Patient. In: Shakya, S., Du, KL., Ntalianis, K. (eds) Sentiment Analysis and Deep Learning. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 1432. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5443-6_28

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