Alaa Aldein Mohamed Suliman Ibrahim

About

Dr. Alaa Aldein Ibrahim holds a BSc and MSc in Computer Science and a PhD in Computer Engineering, and is a lecturer at the University of Al Fashir, Sudan. He is a researcher with peer-reviewed journal articles and conference papers. He is also a regular reviewer for several journals. A member of IEEE and IITPSA. Currently, he researches ML for water quality monitoring with UKZN and UUW, focusing on smart models to automate water treatment plants and boost efficiency and sustainability.

Work

University of Alfahir
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Lecturer

Sudan

Education

University of KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa

PhD

Publications

Transfer Learning-Based Ensemble Model for Hot-rolled Steel Surface Defects Classification

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Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Technology

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Designing a New Deep Convolutional Neural Network for Accurate Steel Surface Defects Classification

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book-chapter

A Survey of Vision-Based Methods for Surface Defects’ Detection and Classification in Steel Products

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Informatics

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A Survey of Vision-Based Methods for Surface Defects’ Detection and Classification in Steel Products

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Informatics

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Transfer learning-based approach using new convolutional neural network classifier for steel surface defects classification

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Scientific African

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journal-article

Transfer learning-based approach using new convolutional neural network classifier for steel surface defects classification

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Scientific African

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Steel Surface Defect Detection and Classification Using Bag of Visual Words with BRISK

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Congress on Smart Computing Technologies

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conference-paper

Steel Surface Defect Detection and Classification Using Bag of Visual Words with BRISK

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book-chapter

Steel Surface Defect Detection and Classification Using Bag of Visual Words with BRISK

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Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies

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