Ryan Vicerra

Dr. Ryan Vicerra


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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 November 2019
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Conference Paper
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MRMarife A. Rosales
Marife A. Rosales
ABArgel Bandala
Argel Bandala
RVRyan Vicerra
Ryan Vicerra
Elmer Pamisa DadiosElmer Pamisa Dadios
Elmer Pamisa Dadios
This paper is focused on the development of an intelligent system to identify if one person is stress or not stress using physiological parameters through machine learning. In this study, the dataset was acquired from three hundred (300) male and female participants ages 18 to 25. The gathered dataset is composed of five (5) features (i.e. heart rate, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, galvanic skin response and gender). An intelligent system was developed using machine learning algorithms for classification such as Linear Regression (LR), K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN), and Support Vector Machine (SVM) using Python IDE with sci-kit learn machine learning libraries. Google Colaboratory (Colab) was utilized to perform optimization using Gridsearch to identify the best parameters of each algorithm. Feature selection methods are implemented to identify the most significant features related to stress condition of one person. After optimization, the results showed that SVM has the best performance to classify if one person is stress or not stress with optimized training-testing accuracy score of 95.00% - 96.67%.

9 February 2017
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RBRhen Anjerome Rañola Bedruz
Rhen Anjerome Rañola Bedruz
EDWIN Salle SYBINGCOEDWIN Salle SYBINGCO
EDWIN Salle SYBINGCO
AQAna Riza Quiros
Ana Riza Quiros
AUAaron Christian Uy
Aaron Christian Uy
RVRyan Vicerra
Ryan Vicerra
Elmer Pamisa DadiosElmer Pamisa Dadios
Elmer Pamisa Dadios
This paper proposes a vehicle plate optical character recognition method using scale invariant feature transform integrated with image segmentation and fuzzy logic. Image segmentation separates every character in a plate area to get the features of every character obtained. Scale Invariant Feature Transform or SIFT on the other hand, allows the extraction of every feature of each character obtained from the plate. Fuzzy logic analyzes the features obtained from the SIFT algorithm which is proposed to detect the characters correctly. This program used MATLAB to determine the performance of the algorithm. Using the proposed algorithm, it was shown how the algorithm was effective on extracting plate character features as well as recognizing the characters in a given image. Results show that the algorithm has an accuracy of 90.75% and now ready to use for other implementation. This can be incorporated to present optical character recognition system and test its validity and accuracy for practical purposes.

1 November 2019
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CRClaire Receli M. Renosa
Claire Receli M. Renosa
ABArgel Bandala
Argel Bandala
RVRyan Vicerra
Ryan Vicerra
the purpose of this study is to create an artificial neural network (ANN) that can classify a person’s level of confusion using Electroencephalography (EEG) data, more specifically, using the power spectrum of all the brain wave frequencies. This could help people in understanding the complicated mechanisms present in the brain, including the role that each specific brain wave signal plays in the formation of different cognitive activities in one’s mind such as confusion and workload. This study is categorized as a cognitive-affective state research, inspired by its current possible application to different existing societal fields such as education and gaming industries. The processing platforms used to process and interpret the dataset used in this research are Microsoft Excel and MATLAB software, applying frequency-based analysis and standard averaging methods fit for EEG data classification and artificial neural network modeling.

16 November 2020
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VAVincent Jan D. Almero
Vincent Jan D. Almero
Ronnie Concepcion IIRonnie Concepcion II
Ronnie Concepcion II
Jonnel Dorado AlejandrinoJonnel Dorado Alejandrino
Jonnel Dorado Alejandrino
ABArgel Bandala
Argel Bandala
JEJason L. Espanola
Jason L. Espanola
Elmer Pamisa DadiosElmer Pamisa Dadios
Elmer Pamisa Dadios
Dehazing through Dark Channel Prior (DCP), originally developed for land-based images, has translated its potential for improving the quality of underwater images. However, the DCP default parameters, which are just adapted from land-based applications, may not be applicable for underwater images. Such constraint limits the capability of this restoration algorithm to improve the quality of an underwater image; the values of these parameters must be searched for each underwater image. A proposed approach on the parameter values assignment problem is to conduct an optimized search based on Genetic Algorithm. The presentation of this proposed approach focuses on the Genetic Algorithm processes: chromosome encoding, fitness function development, and selection, mutation, and crossover, to perform an effective search of the best solution out of a pool of possible solutions. Qualitative and quantitative evaluations show that utilization of optimized combination of DCP parameters, achieves images of higher quality in comparison to the utilization of established default DCP parameters.

20 September 2021 in Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics
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CMChristan Hail R. Mendigoria
Christan Hail R. Mendigoria
HAHeinrick L. Aquino
Heinrick L. Aquino
OAOliver John Y. Alajas
Oliver John Y. Alajas
RIRonnie S. Concepcion Ii
Ronnie S. Concepcion Ii
Elmer Pamisa DadiosElmer Pamisa Dadios
Elmer Pamisa Dadios
RVRyan Vicerra
Ryan Vicerra
Seed varieties are often differentiated via the manual and subjective classification of their external textural, spectral, and morphological biosignatures. This traditional method of manually inspecting seeds is inefficient and unreliable for seed phenotyping. The application of computer vision is an ideal solution allied with computational intelligence. This study used Lactuca sativa seed variants, which are commercially known as grand rapid, Chinese loose-leaf, and iceberg (which serves as noise data for extended model evaluation), in determining their corresponding classifications based on the extended morphological phenes using computational intelligence. Red-green-blue (RGB) imaging was employed for individual kernels. Extended morphological phenes, that is, solidity, roundness, compactness, and shape factors, were computed based on seed architectural traits and used as predictors to discriminate among the three cultivars. The suitability of ANFIS, NB, and CT was explored using a limited dataset. A mean accuracy of 100% was manifested in ANFIS; thus, it was proved to be the most reliable model.

1 December 2017
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AFArvin Hidalgo Fernando
Arvin Hidalgo Fernando
ABArgel Bandala
Argel Bandala
LLLaurence Gan Lim
Laurence Gan Lim
AMArchie B. Maglaya
Archie B. Maglaya
NLNadine Ledesma
Nadine Ledesma
EGEngr. Jeremias Gonzaga
Engr. Jeremias Gonzaga
In this paper, a fuzzy logic controller was design and develop to control the temperature, relative humidity and Carbon Dioxide (CO2) inside the prototype tomato growth chamber. The model was develop to automatically adjust the inside parameters to obtain the optimum tomato plant environment condition. The growth chamber fuzzy logic controller was modeled using the MATLAB fuzzy logic tool box. In this research we design a fuzzy logic controller (FLC) to control the environment parameters in the growth chamber. In order to provide the most suitable conditions for the growth of the tomato plant and might minimize energy consumption.