Research Article

IoT-Enabled Intelligent System for the Radiation Monitoring and Warning Approach

Table 4

Comparison of existing approaches.

ReferenceDataset usedProblem identifiedMethodologyEvaluation measure

[11]Real-time dataRadiation detectionNeural networks and field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs)7.31% accuracy improvement
[12]Data from typical integrated research reactorsRadiation detectionMonitoring units based on air absorptionNot reported
[13]12 dosimeter systemsRadiation detectionLiF: Mg, Ti/TLD-100 and LiF: Mg, Cu, P/(MCP-N, RADCARD)0.8%–4.5% average angular response
[10]Real-time data and external dataRadiation detectionMachine learning and radiation detection sensorsNot reported
[37]Real-time dataWound detectionTemperature and humidity sensors and decision trees94%
[38]Real-time dataHealth monitoringSensors, microcontrollers, fuzzy neural networks97%
[39]Real-time dataFire monitoring and warning systems for smart buildingsSensors, microcontrollers, fuzzy control algorithmsNot reported
Proposed systemReal-time dataRadiation monitoring and warning approachRadiation detection sensors, microcontrollers, adaptive boosting classifiers81.7%