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AUTOMATIC PLAN GENERATING SYSTEM FOR GERIATRIC CARE
                       BASED ON MAPPING SIMILARITY AND GLOBAL OPTIMIZATION

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                                           Fei Ma ; Chengliang Wang ; Zhuo Zeng 3
                                               1,2,3 Chongqing University, China




                              ABSTRACT                        smart home design, especially the difficulty in designing a
                                                              sensing devices selection plan (SDSP). Traditionally, in order
           The smart home is an effective means of providing geriatric  to implement a user-oriented smart home for geriatric care,
           care to increase the ability of the elderly to live independently  designers firstly collaborate with elderly and geriatric experts
           and ensure their health in daily life. However, the smart  to extract digital care demands based on natural language
           home is not widely used because it is arduous to obtain a  care needs. Then, designers choose corresponding services
           sensing devices selection plan. In this paper, the accuracy  to achieve care demands of the elderly based on their own
           of service selection and cost savings assumes enormous  comprehension, and select sensing devices to develop a SDSP
           importance. Therefore, we propose an automatically plan  by manually comparing the performance of sensing devices.
           generating system for the elderly based on semantic similarity,  Therefore, the traditional method limits the promotion and
           intuitionistic fuzzy theory, and global optimization algorithm,  use of the smart home in the field of geriatric care, including
           aiming at searching for an optimized plan. Experiment results  the following shortcomings and obstacles.
           indicate that our approach can satisfy care demands and
           provide an optimized plan of sensing devices selection.  • Informal description: Since geriatric diagnosis and
                                                                  smart services are deposited in the literature database
             Keywords - Care demand, geriatric care, selection plan,  without classification and arrangement, it increases the
                        smart home, smart service                 burden of designers to extract care demands of geriatric
                                                                  diseases and select smart services.
                         1.  INTRODUCTION
                                                                • Costly and casual design pattern: Due to the difficulty of
           Due to low birth rates and low mortality rates and the  manually extracting elderly demands, the elderly must
           extension of life expectancy, the aging of population has  pay expensive labor costs. Besides, it is casual and
           been accelerating quickly and severely. An epidemiological  arbitrary for designers to select services, since the elderly
           study estimates that 11% of the world’s population is over  do not understand the principles of smart services.
           60 years old, but that figure is expected to rise to 22% by  • Non-optimized plan: As it is arduous for designers
           2050[1]. Accompanied by the substantial growth in the size  to quantify the performance of sensing devices and
           of the elderly population during the last several decades,  to compare their performance manually, the traditional
           the growing prevalence of geriatric diseases associated with  SDSP is not optimized, and may result in surplus or
           aging increases the burden on the health care systems. More  inadequate sensing devices for implementing services.
           importantly, geriatric diseases have a powerful negative
           impact on perceived mental and physical functioning in  In order to promote the use of the smart home in the
           geriatric patients. It also increases life-threatening risks of the  field of geriatric care, we have designed an Automatic Plan
           elderly[2], for example, heart disease and stroke account for  Generating System (APGS) that automatically generates the
           more than 40% of all deaths among persons aged 65-74 and  optimized SDSP. The contributions of this paper are given
           almost 60% of those aged 85 years[3]. Therefore, geriatric  below.
           care plays an important role in maintaining good health and  • UDSD architecture:  We proposed a UDSD (user
           increasing the life quality of the elderly.            demand service device) architecture, which uses key
           Recently, with remarkable advancements in machine learning  labels instead of natural language descriptions to
           and artificial intelligence, the smart home emerges into  formalize user information, care demands, smart
           the public consciousness, because of its convenience and  services, and sensing devices, including the user layer,
           precision in health care[4][5][6]. Smart homes could not  demand layer, service layer and device layer.
           only monitor the daily living of the elderly and assist living
           in patients, but also evaluate the emotions of inhabitant  • Smart-desire mapping method: Due to the high cost
           and warn of dangers[7][8][9]. However, the smart home  and casual selection of traditional design method, we
           is not widely used in the field of geriatric care, because of  designed a Smart-desire mapping method (SDMM)
           two main reasons: (1) the challenge of extracting required  to automatically extract atomic care demands based
           smart services for elderly with high precision, based on  on expert knowledge and mapping smart services by
           user demands; 2) the huge complexity and high costs of  calculating semantic similarity and QoS similarity.




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