Abstract

This study presents a novel web-based learning platform that leverages human-computer intelligent interaction to enhance English communication skills. The platform integrates cutting-edge technologies to create an immersive learning experience, combining natural language processing, speech recognition, and interactive exercises. Learners engage in real-time conversations with virtual tutors, receive personalized feedback, and access a vast repository of educational resources. The platform not only facilitates language acquisition but also encourages self-paced learning, making it a valuable tool for both educators and students. By harnessing the power of artificial intelligence, this web-based platform represents a significant advancement in the realm of English language education. To overcome these issues this paper proposed SVM with an improved satin Bower bird optimization algorithm (SVM-ISBBO). SVM-ISBBO uses fog computing services that minimize the latency and speeds up the process, effectively handling huge wearable devices. In this proposed work SVM-ISBBO monitors the students communication, vocal parameters, blood pressure, etc, and these values are obtained from wearable sensor devices and their notifications are sent back to teachers. Teachers diagnosed the student information and sent back the alert notifications to the students for taking proper medications. All this information is stored in fog-based cloud storage in a secure manner. The accuracy rate of KNN got 78.56%, NB got 81.74%, SVM got 85.15% and the proposed work of SVM-ISBBO got 92.34%.

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