Publications by authors named "Seba Susan"

Article Synopsis
  • The study examines the historical development of biologically-inspired computational models, starting from the artificial neuron introduced in 1943, and highlights the challenges in replicating the complex biological visual system.
  • It discusses how contemporary computer vision models, like pre-trained deep neural networks and vision transformers, may not fully mimic biological systems but still incorporate some biological principles in their design and operation.
  • The paper emphasizes the importance of understanding these biological connections to enhance future bio-inspired computer vision models, focusing on innovations like biologically plausible neural networks and unsupervised learning mechanisms.
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The number of research articles published on COVID-19 has dramatically increased since the outbreak of the pandemic in November 2019. This absurd rate of productivity in research articles leads to information overload. It has increasingly become urgent for researchers and medical associations to stay up to date on the latest COVID-19 studies.

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Screening and diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy disease is a well known problem in the biomedical domain. The use of medical imagery from a patient's eye for detecting the damage caused to blood vessels is a part of the computer-aided diagnosis that has immensely progressed over the past few years due to the advent and success of deep learning. The challenges related to imbalanced datasets, inconsistent annotations, less number of sample images and inappropriate performance evaluation metrics has caused an adverse impact on the performance of the deep learning models.

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In this paper, we have presented a novel deep neural network architecture involving transfer learning approach, formed by freezing and concatenating all the layers till block4 pool layer of VGG16 pre-trained model (at the lower level) with the layers of a randomly initialized naïve Inception block module (at the higher level). Further, we have added the batch normalization, flatten, dropout and dense layers in the proposed architecture. Our transfer network, called VGGIN-Net, facilitates the transfer of domain knowledge from the larger ImageNet object dataset to the smaller imbalanced breast cancer dataset.

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We have proposed MultiLexANFIS which is an adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) that incorporates inputs from multiple lexicons to perform sentiment analysis of social media posts. We classify tweets into two classes: neutral and non-neutral; the latter class includes both positive and negative polarity. This type of classification will be considered for applications that aim to test the neutrality of content posted by the users in social media platforms.

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Major hyperparameters which affect fuzzy time series (FTS) forecasting are the number of partitions, length of partition intervals in the universe of discourse, and the fuzzy order. There are very few studies which have considered an integrated solution to optimize all the hyperparameters. In this paper, we strive to achieve optimum values of all three hyperparameters for fuzzy time series forecasting of the COVID-19 pandemic using the Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) algorithm.

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