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Published in Journal 1, 2015
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Published in International Journal of Computer Science and Engineering, 2019
This paper is integrating Fog and Cloud computing for edge devices and forming a hybrid computing architecture called Fluid computing.
Published in Materials, MDPI, 2023
This paper is about complex phase microstruture segmentation using UNet where we train the model on one type of steel and inference on other types.
Published in Proceedings of UCWIT, 2023
In this paper, we enhance the structural representation of steel images by modifying the UNet3+ design, including data processing, architectural modules, and a tailored loss function.
Published in International Conference on Applied System Innovation (ICASI), 2024
In this paper we propose using semantic segmentation to identify and calculate the phase fraction in steel microstructures. We assign each pixel in an image to accomplish both phase identification and segmentation which we perform using enhanced ELU-Net.
Published in Medical Imaging with Deep Learning [MIDL], 2024
In this paper we propose a task-specific feature sensitive U-Net model, that sets a baseline standard in segmentation of nuclei in histopathological images. We also perform various ablation studies and test their impact on nuclei images.
Published in Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention [MICCAI], 2024
In this paper we propose utilizing the foundation model to guide the task-specific supervised learning by dynamically combining their global and local latent representations, via our proposed X-Gated Fusion Block, which uses Gated squeeze and excitation block followed by Cross-attention to dynamically fuse latent representations.
Published in Journal of Multimedia Information System, 2024
In this paper we propose a novel approach to bridge this gap by merging the strengths of task-specific and foundation models. We introduce a Gated Fusion Block that leverages the task-specific capabilities of U-Net-like models. This work is the extension of our work published in MICCAI 2024.
Published in Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention [MICCAI], 2025
We present a nuclei segmentation framework that integrates Liquid Neural Networks with a Modern Hopfield Layer to improve robustness under distribution shifts in histology imaging. By processing embeddings in reverse hierarchical order and stabilizing them through associative memory, our method enhances domain-invariant representations. Experiments on benchmark datasets show an average 16.35% OOD improvement over baselines.
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Allergic rhinitis diagnosis from nasal endoscopic images.
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Deep learning segmentation of alloy steel microstructures from SEM images under extreme data and texture ambiguity.
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This is an on-going project and has closed access before publication.
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Automated detection of subtle surface anomalies on industrial display panels using structured illumination and deep learning.
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Patch-based fire detection system combining classical vision and deep learning for fast, robust early-stage fire localization on edge devices.
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This is an on-going project and has closed access before publication.
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Adapting foundation segmentation models to dense, non-describable particle imagery using semi-automatic labeling and parameter-efficient fine-tuning.
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Learning-based super resolution of thermal images to reconstruct high-resolution temperature fields from low-resolution sensor data.
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This is an on-going project and has closed access before publication.
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Regional radar-based rainfall forecasting using the ClimaX transformer with multi-variable radar inputs.
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Internal inspection of rocket engine pipes requires reliable detection of surface defects under challenging conditions, including cylindrical geometry, specular reflections, uneven illumination, and subtle texture variations. The goal is to detect defect regions with high precision while minimizing false positives in defect-free pipes.
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Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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