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Nowadays keeping track of hours feels harder,
especially with phones buzzing nonstop. Social
feeds, video clips, games - they pull attention
without warning. Hours slip away while tasks pile
up quietly nearby. Performance dips, grades dip
too, tension builds slowly like fog at dawn. Some
call it time bleeding out - tiny moments lost to
things that add little value. What fills the day does
not always fill purpose. One way to tackle the
problem begins with a method called ATLDA,
mixing stats-based features and machine learning
to examine how people act. User actions feed into
the setup - things like studying, playing games,
scrolling social apps, working out, resting, or
watching videos. What matters comes next: a
score named TLS emerges through math that
weighs activities by their impact on output.
Behaviour shifts get noticed thanks to a built-in
clock-like element adjusting as patterns evolve
across days. One way this setup works is by using
a Decision Tree to guess how productive someone
might be, while K-Means spots habits in how
people act. Pie charts show up here, bar graphs
there - anything to make the data easier to grasp at
a glance. Tests ran long enough to confirm it
catches where minutes slip away, then suggests
small changes to handle time better. It grows
without breaking, smart without showing off, fits
classrooms just as well as offices. What stands out
isn’t speed or flashiness - it’s staying useful when
real days play out.
Keywords:
Time Management, ATLDA, Time Leakage Score (TLS), Machine Learning, Decision Tree, K-Means Clustering, Productivity Analysis, Behavioural Analytics, Adaptive Systems
Cite Article:
"AI-Driven Behavioural Analytics and Temporal Pattern Recognition for Time-Leak Detection and Productivity Optimization", International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2456-3315, Vol.11, Issue 4, page no.a358-a367, April-2026, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2604050.pdf
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