Retracted: Examination of human body frequency radiation

Jalil, Siti Zura A.; Taib, Mohd Nasir; Idris, Hasnain Abdullah; Yunus, Megawati Mohd

doi:10.1109/scored.2010.5703881

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“…The differentiation of the brain has start in the early stages of human development, and continues throughout lifespan of an individual which the differences are probably due to neuroendoctrine mechanism that are involved in the combination of genes and hormones [9]. Studies on the human body radiation have shown gender distinction between male and female on several segments of Chakra, Left, Right, Torso and Arm [10][11][12]. Accordingly, this paper discusses a study that can classify gender using frequency radiation of the human body on Upper body segment.…”

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Retracted: Classification of human radiation wave on the Upper body segment

Jalil

Taib

Idris

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE 3rd International Conference on System Engineering and Technology

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Endogenous electromagnetic field of the human body have been found to radiate into the space surround the body. The field is called as human radiation wave that encircle the physical body and vibrates at certain frequency. In this paper, a classification technique that is used to classify male and female gender through frequency analysis of human radiation wave is proposed, which the study focus on Upper body part in human body segmentation. For classification purpose, the k-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) algorithm is employed, which the results show that 100% classification is produced on accuracy, sensitivity and specificity. This outcome demonstrates that KNN is successfully classifying the male and female frequencies on human Upper body segment.

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Retracted: Classification of human radiation wave on the Upper body segment

Jalil

Taib

Idris

et al. 2013

2013 IEEE 3rd International Conference on System Engineering and Technology

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“…Such devices included Kirlian photography, gas discharge visualization (GDV) and polychromatic interference photography [2,8,[10][11][12]. However, in this research, hand-held equipment with a special tuned antenna, functioning as a frequency receiver meter is used as EMR detector [13]. It gives an actual, real-time reading of the frequency.…”

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Preliminary study of human body electromagnetic radiation for stroke patients

Kadir

Murat

Taib

2015

2015 IEEE Student Symposium in Biomedical Engineering &Amp; Sciences (ISSBES)

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this research presents a preliminary study of human body electromagnetic radiation (EMR) for stroke patients. The stroke patients were divided into two categories: right and left hemisphere. A total number of 199 volunteers consisting of 84 right hemisphere and 115 left hemisphere stroke patients undertaking treatment participated in this experiment. The frequency readings were collected around the human body at specific points. The statistical characteristic of human EMR was analyzed using SPSS software. The finding indicates that the left side EMR reading is higher than the right side for both categories of stroke. Furthermore, the side with no deficit has higher frequency reading.

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“…The evidence of gender difference in human body encourages to experimentally studying a new technique that can distinguish between males and females using frequency radiation analysis of human body. Initial studies of frequency radiation analysis have shown that human body has different relationship of body radiation between males and females [11,12]. Therefore, in this study, a new technique of classification that is used to classify gender of males and females through frequency radiation analysis is presents, particularly in torso region.…”

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confidence: 99%