Basem Almadani

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2papers
609citations

2 Papers

3.6IVDec 10, 2024
Real-time Chest X-Ray Distributed Decision Support for Resource-constrained Clinics

Omar H. Khater, Basem Almadani, Farouq Aliyu

Internet of Things (IoT) based healthcare systems offer significant potential for improving the delivery of healthcare services in humanitarian engineering, providing essential healthcare services to millions of underserved people in remote areas worldwide. However, these areas have poor network infrastructure, making communications difficult for traditional IoT. This paper presents a real-time chest X-ray classification system for hospitals in remote areas using FastDDS real-time middleware, offering reliable real-time communication. We fine-tuned a ResNet50 neural network to an accuracy of 88.61%, a precision of 88.76%, and a recall of 88.49\%. Our system results mark an average throughput of 3.2 KB/s and an average latency of 65 ms. The proposed system demonstrates how middleware-based systems can assist doctors in remote locations.

4.9CRNov 2, 2019
Anomaly Detection for Industrial Control Networks using Machine Learning with the help from the Inter-Arrival Curves

Basem AL-Madani, Ahmad Shawahna, Mohammad Qureshi

Industrial Control Networks (ICN) such as Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems are widely used in industries for monitoring and controlling physical processes. These industries include power generation and supply, gas and oil production and delivery, water and waste management, telecommunication and transport facilities. The integration of internet exposes these systems to cyber threats. The consequences of compromised ICN are determine for a country economic and functional sustainability. Therefore, enforcing security and ensuring correctness operation became one of the biggest concerns for Industrial Control Systems (ICS), and need to be addressed. In this paper, we propose an anomaly detection approach for ICN using the physical properties of the system. We have developed operational baseline of electricity generation process and reduced the feature set using greedy and genetic feature selection algorithms. The classification is done based on Support Vector Machine (SVM), k-Nearest Neighbor (k-NN), and C4.5 decision tree with the help from the inter-arrival curves. The results show that the proposed approach successfully detects anomalies with a high degree of accuracy. In addition, they proved that SVM and C4.5 produces accurate results even for high sensitivity attacks when they used with the inter-arrival curves. As compared to this, k-NN is unable to produce good results for low and medium sensitivity attacks test cases.