Recently, the electronic heath record (EHR) has become the chosen method to maintain a patient's health information. The advancement of cloud computing enables users to access their data with flexibility, providing large storage capability at low costs, which encourages EHR maintainers to consider shifting from their own storage to the cloud. In cloud computing, it is no doubt that securing EHRs poses a gigantic challenge. Various security properties like access control, data privacy, and scalable access between different clouds needs to be satisfied. This article presents a secure and efficient blueprint for securing data confidentiality on cloud computing storage. The proposed framework is carried out for EHR confidential data on cloud storage. Moreover, the proposed approach combines the obfuscation and RSA encryption together to enforce confidentiality and authentication. Through this framework, the data confidentiality and authentication scheme on EHR information can be enforced on clouds storage.
Gait disorder is very common in neurodegenerative diseases and differentiating among the same kinematic design is a very challenging task. The muscle activity is responsible for the creation of kinematic patterns. Hence, one optimal way to monitor this issue is to analyse the muscle pattern to identify the gait disorders. In this paper, we will investigate the possibility of identifying GAIT disorders using EMG patterns with the help of various machine learning algorithms. Twenty-five normal persons (13 male and 12 females, age around 28 years of age) and 21 persons having GAIT disorders (11 male and 10 females, age around 67 years of age). Four different machine learning algorithms have been used to identify EMG patterns to recognize healthy and unhealthy persons. The results obtained so far have been used to distinguish between GAIT disorders and healthy patients. Our proposed system can also prove that Recurrent Neural Network has achieved the best accuracy with 91.3 % in the case of two classes and 86.95 % in the case of three classes compared to other machine learning algorithms.
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