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In recent years, there's associate ever-increasing migration of individuals to urban areas. Health careservice is one among the foremost difficult aspects that greatly affected by the vast influx of people to town centers.Consequently, cities round the world square measure finance heavily in digital transformation in a shot to producehealthier eco systems for individuals. In such a change, innumerable homes square measure being equipped with gooddevices (e.g., good meters, sensors), that generate huge volumes of fine-grained and fact knowledge that maybe analyzedto support good town services. During this project, we tend to propose a model that utilizes good home huge knowledgeas a method of learning and discovering human action patterns for health care applications. We tend to propose theemployment of frequent pattern mining, cluster analysis, and prediction to live and analyze energy usage changessparked by occupant’s behaviour. Since people’s habits square measure principally known by everyday routines,discovering these routines permits us to acknowledge abnormal activities that will indicate people’s difficulties in takinglook after themselves, like not making ready food or not employing a shower/bath. This project addresses therequirement to investigate temporal energy consumption patterns at the appliance level, that is directly associated withhuman activities.

Prajakta S. Hinge, Ashwini R. Rahane, Megha M. Shinde, Chaitali Padekar, “MINING HUMAN ACTIVITY PATTERNS FROM SMART HOME BIG DATA FOR HEALTH CARE APPLICATIONS.”, International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development (IJAERD), Vol. 5, Issue 5, pp. 555-558, May 2018.