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DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
Increasing
productivity hinges on motivation, yet often individuals inadvertently lose
productivity due to health issues and inefficient time management. In the tech
domain, various wearable devices like watches, belts, and cameras have emerged
to monitor and offer productivity recommendations. However, contemporary
society calls for a more intelligent solution - a single mobile application
capable of behavior monitoring without external devices. This research delves
into such a solution, aiming to comprehend and predict daily human routines via
a mobile app, eliminating the need for wearables. The central focus encompasses
the detection of sleep patterns, location tracking, food consumption
monitoring, and emotion tracking. The ultimate goal is to understand and
forecast these facets of user behavior and evaluate their impact on
productivity. Leveraging mobile phone sensors for data collection obviates the
need for additional hardware. The accumulated data feeds into machine learning
models to predict routines. The study's outcomes aspire to provide insights
into individual daily behaviors and empower the application to encourage users
to make adjustments that bolster productivity. This research contributes to the
field by harnessing smartphone technology to enhance users' understanding of
their behaviors and optimize their daily routines.
Country : Sri Lanka
IRJIET, Volume 7, Issue 10, October 2023 pp. 437-444