Smartphone Usage Data Cleaning Using LLM-Based Processing

The proliferation of smartphone technology has generated unprecedented volumes of data, creating challenges in under-standing digital behavior patterns. We present a new computational system that integrates Large Language Models (LLMs) with conventional data processing techniques using a novel three-levelOur system employs LLMs for zero-shot learning capabilities to classify usage patterns, achieving 95% accuracy in task classification through automated pattern identification. The system implements pattern verification reaching 98% validation accuracy and utilizes automated validation that reduces data loss by 75%. This hierarchical approach demonstrates consistent performance across diverse device types and usage scenarios while maintaining processing efficiency through automated prompt engineering and code generation.

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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bigdata62323.2024.10825647
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Multimedia Communication and Technology
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Smartphone Usage Data Cleaning Using LLM-Based Processing

Beiyu Lin, Mehdi Zaeifi
Multimedia Communication and Technology
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Smartphone Usage Data Cleaning Using LLM-Based Processing

Beiyu Lin, Mehdi Zaeifi
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Abstract

The proliferation of smartphone technology has generated unprecedented volumes of data, creating challenges in under-standing digital behavior patterns. We present a new computational system that integrates Large Language Models (LLMs) with conventional data processing techniques using a novel three-levelOur system employs LLMs for zero-shot learning capabilities to classify usage patterns, achieving 95% accuracy in task classification through automated pattern identification. The system implements pattern verification reaching 98% validation accuracy and utilizes automated validation that reduces data loss by 75%. This hierarchical approach demonstrates consistent performance across diverse device types and usage scenarios while maintaining processing efficiency through automated prompt engineering and code generation.

University of Oklahoma (US)
University of Oklahoma
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Multimedia Communication and Technology
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