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Development of AI-driven decision support system for personalized housing adaptations and assistive technology

Development of AI-driven decision support system for personalized housing adaptations and assistive technology
Development of AI-driven decision support system for personalized housing adaptations and assistive technology
Artificial Intelligence is transforming the healthcare sector, pro-viding innovative solutions to empower individuals and makemedical support more personalized. This study introduces anovel AI-driven platform that links diseases and symptoms torelevant assistive technologies and housing adaptations, ultim-ately developing a tailored knowledge base for individualsdiagnosed with complex chronic conditions such as musculardystrophy. The platform development entails the integrationof advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniquesand fuzzy matching algorithms into a user-friendly web-basedinterface. This enables successful interpretation of user inputqueries and generation of real-time tailored actionableinsights and personalized recommendations for housing adap-tation and assistive technologies. This research showcases ascalable, innovative method of patient care that revolutionizesthe existing landscape by integrating new AI methodologiesinto healthcare databases to generate impactful and empath-etic elderly and disabled care. The proposed system obtaineda query resolution accuracy of 98% and aims to bridge criticalgaps in healthcare and housing accessibility by offering solu-tions and a sense of empowerment to those navigating thechallenges of chronic and progressive conditions.
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Saleela, Divya
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Dauda, Jamiu A.
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Saleela, Divya
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Dauda, Jamiu A.
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Ajayi, Saheed O.
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Saleela, Divya, Oyegoke, Adekunle S., Dauda, Jamiu A. and Ajayi, Saheed O. (2025) Development of AI-driven decision support system for personalized housing adaptations and assistive technology. Journal of Aging and Environment. (doi:10.1080/26892618.2025.2534956).

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Artificial Intelligence is transforming the healthcare sector, pro-viding innovative solutions to empower individuals and makemedical support more personalized. This study introduces anovel AI-driven platform that links diseases and symptoms torelevant assistive technologies and housing adaptations, ultim-ately developing a tailored knowledge base for individualsdiagnosed with complex chronic conditions such as musculardystrophy. The platform development entails the integrationof advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniquesand fuzzy matching algorithms into a user-friendly web-basedinterface. This enables successful interpretation of user inputqueries and generation of real-time tailored actionableinsights and personalized recommendations for housing adap-tation and assistive technologies. This research showcases ascalable, innovative method of patient care that revolutionizesthe existing landscape by integrating new AI methodologiesinto healthcare databases to generate impactful and empath-etic elderly and disabled care. The proposed system obtaineda query resolution accuracy of 98% and aims to bridge criticalgaps in healthcare and housing accessibility by offering solu-tions and a sense of empowerment to those navigating thechallenges of chronic and progressive conditions.

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e-pub ahead of print date: 22 July 2025

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Local EPrints ID: 503295
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/503295
ISSN: 2689-2618
PURE UUID: 8d829a15-c35a-44f3-ae20-b40627326c7c
ORCID for Divya Saleela: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-7302-7146

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Date deposited: 28 Jul 2025 16:50
Last modified: 29 Jul 2025 03:08

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Author: Divya Saleela ORCID iD
Author: Adekunle S. Oyegoke
Author: Jamiu A. Dauda
Author: Saheed O. Ajayi

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