Intelligent escalator passenger safety management
This article addresses an approach to intelligent safety control of passengers on escalators. The aim is to improve the accuracy of detecting threatening situations on escalators in the subway to make decisions to prevent threats and eliminate the consequences. The novelty of the approach lies in the complex processing of information from three types of sources (video, audio, sensors) using machine learning methods and recurrent neural networks with controlled elements. The conditions and indicators of safety assurance efficiency are clarified. New methods and algorithms for managing the safety of passengers on escalators are proposed. The architecture of a promising safety software system is developed, and implementation of its components for cloud and fog computing environments is provided. Modeling results confirm the capabilities and advantages of the proposed technological solutions for enhancing the safety of escalator passengers, efficiency of control decision making, and system usability. Due to the proposed solutions, it has become possible to increase the speed of identifying situations 3.5 times and increase the accuracy of their determination by 26%. The efficiency of decision making has increased by almost 30%.
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Computers, Materials and Continua
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Computers, Materials and Continua, 1, 12.5%
Computers, Materials and Continua
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Informatics and Automation
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Informatics and Automation
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Scientific Reports
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Scientific Reports
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Future Generation Computer Systems
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Future Generation Computer Systems
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IEEE
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IEEE
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Tech Science Press
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Tech Science Press, 1, 12.5%
Tech Science Press
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SPIIRAS
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Springer Nature
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Springer Nature
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Elsevier
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