Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent Data Analysis and Applications (IDAA 2025)
98 articles
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Mohammad Shamsul Arefin, Sheak Rashed Haider Noori, Md. Zahid Hasan, Nazmul Siddique, M. Shamim Kaiser
All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the [International Conference on Intelligent Data Analysis and Applications (IDAA 2025)] during [12-13 December 2025] in [Daffodil International University, Dhaka-1216, Bangladesh]. These articles have been peer reviewed by the members...
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Performance Analysis Based on Deep Learning Architecture to Track Out Cholangiocarcinoma
Md Amzad Sadik Abid, Md. Tahmeed Kowsher Hameem, Md. Arafath Hossen Abir, Md. Moijeuddin Molla, Abdul Latif, Imrul Kayes Shefat, Abdul Kader, Ahnaf Tahmid Jamee
Deep learning has recently garnered significant attention for developing fast, automated, and accurate image classification and identification systems. This study focuses on enhancing and evaluating state-of-the-art deep convolutional neural network (CNN) architectures for imaging-based cholangiocarcinoma...
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Improving Early Alzheimer’s Disease Diagnosis Using Machine Learning on Clinical and Demographic Data
Abdur Rahman, Md. Shahriar Mannan Prottoy, Mahtab Chowdhury, Md. Hasibul Hasan Shanto, Mohammad Armanul Hoque, Sarmin Rahman Mim
Early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) significantly improves patient outcomes, yet most studies achieving greater than 95% accuracy rely on expensive MRI/PET imaging or deep learning models that are infeasible in low-resource settings. This work demonstrates that simple, interpretable machine learning...
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Comparative Analysis of Deep CNN, Transfer Learning, and Proposed Ensemble Architecture for Monkeypox Detection
Md Rofiqul Bari, Jannatul Ferdaus, Farjana Akter Tonny, Tanzina Bithi, Talha Zubaer, Amir Sohel
Monkeypox detection and prevention depend on proper and timely diagnosis of the disease. Manual clinical examination is risky for healthcare staff, time-consuming, and costly. Hence, computer-aided diagnosis of monkeypox is highly valuable. In this work, multiple deep learning algorithms are employed...
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Explainable AI Based Fully Fine-Tuned Data-efficient Image Transformer (DeiT-B) Model for Multi Class Chest X-Ray Image Classification
Md Parvez Kabir, Md Jahidul Islam Mozumdar, Md Rezaul, Rasedul Islam, Sourav Ghosh, Md Toha Hayder
Chest X-ray imaging is utilized significantly in the diagnosis of respiratory disorders like COVID-19, viral pneumonia, and lung opacities. Deep learning has evolved computerized classification systems that are able to assist radiologists in making more accurate and rapid diagnoses. In this paper, we...
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CancerGuard: A Deep Learning Approach to Lung Cancer Detection
Md. Shazedur Rahman, Md Shahriar Mannan Prottoy, Mahtab Chowdhury, Tasbih Tahlil Nidhi, Azim Ullah Tamim, Sadman Sadik Khan
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality around the world, requiring headways in early discovery methods to progress understanding results. This study explores the efficacy of deep learning models, particularly InceptionV3, VGG16, and MobileNetV2, within the detection and classification...
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CXR-Next: An Explainable Multi-Class Deep Learning Framework for Thoracic Disease Classification from Chest X-Rays
Md Faisal Hasan, Mst Rokshanara Toma, Md Ataullha, Sharifur Rahman, M. Shahidur Rahman
Chest X-ray imaging remains a frontline tool for diagnosing thoracic diseases, yet manual reading is labor-intensive and susceptible to inter-reader variability. This work proposes CXR-Next, an explainable deep learning framework built upon a ConvNeXt-Base backbone to perform six-class classification—Normal,...
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Self-Distilled Vision Transformer (SD-ViT) to Classify Brain Tumors using MRI images
Tanjina Ahmed Tuly, Tanjid Ahammed Shafin, Jahangir Alam Tamal, Jamil Hasan, Md Zahid Hasan, Md. Mashruf Hasan
Medical imaging is essential in the identification of brain tumors early and accurately in order to plan diagnosis and treatment. The latest progress in Vision Transformers (ViTs) has shown good promise in the medical image classification tasks. Nonetheless, typical ViT models typically need big data...
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Exploring Deep 3D U-Net Architectures for Automated Brain Tumor Segmentation: A Study on the BraTS Benchmark Dataset
Moinul Hossain, Sadia Afrin Promi, Shajedul Hasan Arman, Afsana Rabeya, Md Sadi Al Huda, Tahmid Enam Shrestha
Accurately segmenting brain tumors from MRI scans plays a critical role in reliable diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring of patients. However, several key limitations persist in state-of-the-art U-Net-based approaches, such as loss of fine-grained features, poor generalization across heterogeneous...
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StrokeNetBench: A Comparative Framework of Deep Architectures for Stroke Detection and Classification
Mashuka Bashar Chowdhury, Sadia Jannat Mitu
Stroke is a leading cause of mortality and permanent disability worldwide. It is a serious neurological emergency. Timely intervention and better outcomes depend on accurate identification of its two major types, ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke. Manual interpretation of brain computed tomography (CT)...
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High-Accuracy 3-Class Cerebral Stroke Detection Using ConvNeXt: An End-to-End Vision Pipeline
Amit Kumar Ghosh, Mst Happy Akther, Shahriar Marjan, Md. Monarul Islam Mithu
Cerebral stroke is a leading global cause of death and long-term disability. Early, accurate identification of stroke presence and subtype (ischemic vs hemorrhagic) from brain imaging is essential because therapies differ widely (e.g., thrombolysis for ischemic vs surgery in hemorrhagic). Nevertheless,...
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A Novel Hematological Machine Learning Framework for Predictive Modeling of Dengue Diagnosis Using CBC Parameters in Bangladesh
Md Mehedi Imam Hasan, Ahasan Habib, Sawhardo Biswas Sikto, Md. Mortuza Ahmmed
Early diagnosis of dengue fever is critical to patient care and outbreak control, yet reliable clinical indicators are often elusive. Machine learning (ML) offers promise by learning complex patterns in clinical and hematological data. In this study, we first review recent ML-based dengue diagnosis models...
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Predicting User Trust in Customer-Service Chatbots: A Supervised Learning Study
Md. Rafiul Islam, Pulock Kumar Kundu, Jafir Islam Siam, Rayhan Rabby, Md.Mortuza Ahmmed
User trust is the basis of chatbots for customer-service, especially where disclosure of personal information is in question. We frame trust prediction as supervised binary classification on questionnaire data (N=122) with questionnaire items (demographics, frequency of use, overall and recent satisfaction,...
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Prediction of Endometrial Carcinoma Recurrence Using a Stacking Ensemble with Meta-Learner
Khushnor Rahman Meem, Anamika Sanyal, Md Wakil Ahmed, Shahnewaj Limon, K. M. Nure Tanvir Siddique
Endometrial carcinoma is one of the most prevalent gynecological cancer in the world, recurrence of which impacts a lot on the survival of the patient. The conventional clinical markers are not usually able to render the interaction between the genomic and histopathological characteristics. In this research,...
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Limitations of Low-Cost PPG Sensors for Cuffless Blood Pressure Estimation Using IoT and Machine Learning
Ridwan Sharif, Arif Mahmud
One of the health issues that has attracted much attention in the world is high blood pressure (BP), which requires consistent blood pressure measurements. The traditional cuff devices, however dependable, cannot be used regularly and are inconvenient; as a result, Photoplethysmography (PPG) cuffless...
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Risk Level Prediction of Antenatal Period Using Machine Learning Approaches
Anika Nawar, Kazi Samiha, Shrabon Datta, Rakibul Hasan Akash, Narayan Ranjan Chakraborty, Tawhid Ahmed Komol
This research looks at the use of machine learning to predict the risk levels of antenatal complications, presenting a novel approach to improving proactive antenatal care. In this study, we have collected dataset of 800 entries with eight key attributes such as Age, Weight, BMI, systolic BP, diastolic...
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CKDX-Net: A Novel Cross-Domain Knowledge Distillation Framework from Tree-Based to Neural Architectures for Chronic Kidney Disease Staging with Adaptive Computational Optimization
Md. Musfiqur Rahman Akib, Habibur Rahaman, Rosni Akter, Pial Paul
The staging of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in low resource settings requires the right balance between diagnostic accuracy and computational efficiency. In this study, we propose CKDX-Net, a novel knowledge distillation pipeline transferring the patterns learned from a high-capacity XGBoost ensemble...
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Adaptive Explanation-Aware Stacking for Cervical Cancer Risk Prediction
Amit Kumar Ghosh, Md Maruf Hasan, Md Najmus Sakib, Ahmmed Md Nayeem, Md Asaduzzaman, Md. Abdulla Hill Kafi
Cervical cancer is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality among women globally, particularly in developing countries with limited screening infrastructure. Conventional single classifier ML techniques struggle with learning complex feature interactions and extreme class imbalance in medical datasets,...
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A Comparative Study on the Effectiveness of Data Augmentation Techniques for Cervical Cancer Detection
All-Marufi Rahaman Sajon, Sadia Parvin Ripa, Sadat Iqbal Priom, Shamima Afrin Sweety
This paper presents a comparative study of traditional and generative data augmentation techniques for cervical cancer detection using the UCI Cervical Cancer Risk Factors dataset. Conventional oversampling methods, namely SMOTE and ADASYN, are evaluated alongside advanced generative approaches, including...
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An Advanced Multi-Input LSTM Framework with Attention for Predicting the Risk Level of Cardiovascular Disease
Arnob Aich Anurag, Jafir Islam Siam, Susanta Roy Emon, Nizhum Biswas Akash, Mohammad Saef Ullah Miah
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) continues to be the leading cause of mortality globally. There is a need for accurate and clinically interpretable predictive systems for CVD. In this paper, we propose a multi-input Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model with an attention mechanism for predicting CVD, enhanced...
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Application of Machine Learning Methods in Liver Cirrhosis Prediction
Rehana Parvin, Mst. Rashida Pervin, Mohammed Motaher Hossain, Raffat Arman Islam
Liver cirrhosis is typically described as the end stage of chronic hepatic disease, in which progressive and irreversible deposition of fibrotic tissue leads to the progressive hepatic dysfunction. Early diagnosis of cirrhosis at an early stage gives a significant benefit, as it allows timely therapeutic...
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Early Prediction of Gestational Diabetes Using Machine Learning Models with Non Invasive Clinical Features
Khadiza Akter, Most. Jannatul Ferdows, Mohammed Motaher Hossain
Gestational diabetes mellitus is linked to adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes, which can be improved through early prediction. This current study evaluates the predictive performance of several machine learning algorithms including Logistic Regression, Decision Tree, Random Forest, Light Gradient...
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A Machine Learning Approach to Predicting Depression in University Students in Bangladesh: Enhancing Mental Health Assessment
MD. Alamin, Md Tasnin Tanvir, Zahinul Haque Chowdhury, Md Abdullah, Tahsan Mahmood Tariq, Ahnaf Tahmid Jamee, Md Pervez Hossain, Abdul Kader, MD. Tahmeed Kowsher Hameem
This study investigates the application of machine learning (ML) algorithms in predicting depression severity among university students in Bangladesh using the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 (PHQ-9) dataset. A total of 577 students participated in the study, with data collected via an online survey that...
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Addressing Behavioral Patterns of Late Sleepers Using a Supervised Learning Approach
Neloy Pramanik Supto, Rajat Chowdhury, Mushfiqur Rahman
Sleep disorders become a public health issue in view of the association with numerous detrimental physical, cognitive, and emotional outcomes. The problem has been focused on toward predicting and classifying medical conditions related to late-night sleeping habits through supervised machine learning...
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Psychological Risk Profiling for Post-COVID-19 Anxiety Using Interpretable Ensemble Learning
Rakibul Hasan Nirob, Francis Rudra D. Cruze, Md. Faruk Hosen, Fizar Ahmed, Md. Nasimul Kader
COVID-19 pandemic has left significant physical and mental health consequences with anxiety disorders being particularly prevalent among recovered patients. This study presents a machine learning framework to predict post-COVID-19 anxiety using data from 1,000 recovered individuals in Bangladesh. Several...
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CatForest: Deep Contextual Sentiment Modeling for Mental Health Detection from Social Media
Afsana Akter Tusa, Md Jakaria Zobair, Toufiq Mehraz, Mahir Ashef, Refat Tasfia Orpa, Md Arifuzzaman
Mental health is one of the most important part of our overall well-being. Anxiety, depression, and emotional distress are becoming more common issues day-by-day for all age groups. People share their daily thoughts, emotions, and experiences on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram,...
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A Machine Learning Framework for Early Depression Screening Based On Daily Activities
Rahat Ahmed, Mrinal Kanti Baowaly
There is an increasing number of depressed university students in low- and middle-income communities, yet there are few large-scale, validated tools for screening for depression. Using a structured questionnaire, we followed an inquiry protocol that included questions on everyday habits, bedtime, screen...
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Explainable Self-Attentive Transformer Model for Bangla Mental Health Disorder Detection
Abu Saim Hossen Hridoy, Nazmus Sakib Shohan, Md. Shaharia Alif, Nurul Mursalin Ag Mahin, Md. Ayon Mia
Detecting mental health expressions in Bangla social media text remains a critical challenge, particularly in a rapidly digitalizing society where users increasingly express emotions and psychological distress online. We used the B-MHD (Bangla Mental Health Disorder Text) dataset, a manually annotated...
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Early Detection of Mental Health Disorders Among Private University Students in Bangladesh Using Machine Learning-Based Behavioral Data Analysis
Shovan Samanta Turzo, K. M. Arafat Islam, Md. Sazzadur Ahamed, Md. Fokhray Hossain
Mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and stress are becoming increasingly common among university students and private university students in Bangladesh become more vulnerable to these disorders due to many other pressures (i.e., high tuition fees, rigid academic rules and social norms)....
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Addressing the Mental Health Crisis: Understanding Suicidal Risk Factors in University Students Through Interpretable Machine Learning
Ashadul Islam, Aminur Rahman, Md. Joynal Abdin, Oliur Rahaman, Md. Nur Alam
Mental health issues among college students have become a major worldwide issue, especially impacting young adults going through crucial transitional periods. This crisis particularly affects Bangladesh, a developing South Asian country. Students there experience high rates of anxiety, depression, and...
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A Comparative Study of LSTM and Bi-LSTM Architectures with Attention for Bangla News Classification
Md. Shazedur Rahman, Parvaj Kazi, Mir Mynul Ahasan Mim, Sadman Sadik Khan, Nitta Nando Roy, Md Anisur Rahman
News classification is an important task to perform in NLP, more so when dealing with low-resource languages such as Bangla. However, Bangla comes with its own set of challenges like different morphology, complex syntax, and a very acute shortage of large annotated corpora. In this work, Long Short-Term...
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A Comparative Study of Sequential Models and Transformer-Based LLMs for Bangla Suspicious Political Comment Classification
Rasel Parvez, Md. Ikramul Hossain, Sadman Sadik Khan, S. M. Aminul Haque, Sami Ahmed, Abu Hurairah Rifat
The rapid worldwide spread of political discussions in Bangla calls for the automation of detection of suspicious or harmful content. This paper considers suspicious political comments in Bangla classification with both sequential-based and transformer-based deep learning names. The dataset is the Suspicious...
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From Classical to Colloquial: Leveraging LLMs for Sadhu–Cholit Register Identification in Bangla
Rasel Parvez, Md Anwar Hossain, Showrov Azam, A. K. M. Bahalul Haque, Sadman Sadik Khan, Sadekur Rahman
Posing as a diglossic and morphologically rich language, Bangla contains two major types of registers: Sadhu Bhasha, the classical type, and Cholit Bhasha, the colloquial. Identification of the registers can be beneficial for downstream applications involving NLP such as translation, OCR, and speech...
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Shadhu-Cholito Detection Across Scripts: A Comprehensive Approach to Banglish and Bengali Register Classification
Rafsan Hasan Pronay, Anupam Singha, Kingkar Prosad Ghosh
The increasing usage of Banglish-a code-mixed variety of Bangla written in Roman script-presents significant challenges for NLP. This paper presents the first cross-script framework for identifying Bengali’s two main language registers, Shadhu and Cholito, across both Bangla and Banglish text. A balanced...
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BiLSTM-Based Smishing Detection for Bangla SMS
Anmay Paul Arpan, Rajoshree Ghatak, Md. Mahmudul Hasan, Anuj Roy, Md Azijul Haque, Sadman Sadik Khan
A morphologically sophisticated and diglossic Bangla is a difficult language for Natural Language Processing (NLP), particularly for security tools such as smishing (SMS-based phishing) detection. This paper proposes a Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM)-based model to identify Bangla SMS as...
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BOISHOMMO: Benchmarking Class Imbalance in Bangla Multi-Label Hate Speech Detection
Showrov Azam, Sifat Khan, Rashed Hossain, Nadim Mahmud, Md Abdullah Al Kafi
Class imbalance is an endemic and problematic issue in the Natural Language Processing (NLP) field, especially when Natural Language Processing is applied to low-resource languages (LRLs), in which annotated corpora often do not reflect the biased distributions of real-world hate speech. In an attempt...
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Enhancing Bangla Document Classification Using a Hybrid Ensemble of Bangla-BERT and Bi-LSTM Models
Nafia Islam Naina, Khondoker Sabit Uz Zaman, Mahedi Hasan Emon, Md. Sadekur Rahman
With the tremendous increase of digital content in Bangla, the demand for automated document classification systems has been increasing. The complex morphology of the language, the absence of sufficient labeled documents, and the different writing styles make Bangla document classification hard to achieve....
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Bengali Social Media Comments Classification and Toxicity Detection Using Advanced Machine Learning Algorithms
Rayhan Rafin, Mohammad Sohaib Islam Shibly, Tapasy Rabeya
A major challenge in Bengali Natural Language Processing (NLP) is the availability of annotated data. This research introduces an authentic, publicly available dataset collected from social networks in compliance with platform terms of service. The dataset includes 10 topic and 4 sentiment classes. The...
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Ensemble and Transformer Models for Emotion Recognition in Bengali Consumer-Goods E-Commerce Comments
Md. Abdul Amin, Habiba Begum, Kazi Md. Jahid Hasan, Md. Jalal Uddin Chowdhury
The rapid growth of the internet and e-commerce in Bangladesh has generated a vast repository of customer reviews in Bengali across domains such as foods, fashions and electronics. It is important to understand what users say in these multilingual user opinions, which leads to a better understanding...
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Real-Time Motorbike Helmet Detection System Using Hybrid Deep Learning Model
Ahnaf Tahmid Jamee, Md Abdullah, A. K. M. Sakibul Alam Adib, Mohammad Abdullah, Nowshad Ahamed, Tahsan Mahmood Tariq, MD. Tahmeed Kowsher Hameem, Tariqul Islam
In Bangladesh, motorcycle accidents are a major cause of mortality; most deaths are ascribed to riders not wearing helmets. This study intends to use a hybrid deep learning model to construct an effective, real-time helmet detection system in response to this rising issue. The system is intended to recognize...
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Advanced Hybrid CNN-ViT Ensemble with Attention and FPN Mechanism for Retinal OCT Disease Classification
Abdullah Al Noman, Eamin Hasan Shanto, Mahir Faysal, Jamil Hasan, Samidul Islam Imran Kayes, Mohammad Jahangir Alam
Retinal diseases can be considered one of the leading causes of vision loss on the global scene, and OCT imaging is crucial in the timely diagnosis of the disease. In this paper, a hybrid model of deep learning, which combines Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Vision Transformers (ViTs), Feature...
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Real-Time Face Detection and Recognition for Secure Access Control Using Deep Learning
Jannatul Ferdous Esha, Lamia Habib, Sabrina Subah Nisa, Abu Sayed Md. Mostafizur Rahaman
In both the real and virtual worlds, security is still a major concern. In order to improve access control in online meeting environments, this study suggests an effective virtual security solution that integrates face detection and recognition. The system uses the OpenCV module for face identification...
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Deep Learning-Based Classification of Ischemic Stroke Using Brain CT Scans
MD Abdullah Ibne Aziz, Faisal Imran, Ahmed Rahin Raihan, Sadia Jaman, Tasnimul Intazam Asif, Syed Khairul Hasan, Gazi Faizul Islam
The timely clinical intervention of ischemic stroke in brain CT scans requires the early and accurate identification of its presence in the brain but this is not easy as the imaging characteristics are subtle. This paper demonstrates a well-validated deep learning model with architecture-based DenseNet121...
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A Comprehensive Study on Deep Learning Architectures for Robust Object Identification in UAV-based Thermal Imaging
Sadman Sadik Khan, Mahtab Chowdhury, Md Shahriar Mannan Prottoy, Kazi Zakiul Haque, Al Momit, Tasnuva Arfin Janisa
In recent years, various industries have been experiencing a notable increase in the use of machine learning for object recognition, resulting in the development of different methods and technologies. Thermal detection technology is one such aspect that uses thermal images captured from objects to determine...
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An Optimized Deep Learning Approach for Automatic License Plate Detection and Recognition
Nusrat Jahan Bristy, Rakib Rizan, Abu Kausar, Amir Hossen, Arjun Sutradhar, Md. Humaun Kabir
The rapid increase of vehicles and the growth of smart transportation systems have created a strong demand for accurate and efficient Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) systems. This research presents an end-to-end ALPR framework optimized for Bangladeshi license plates, addressing challenges...
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AIoT for Road Safety: Unified Vehicle Speed and License Plate Recognition in Bangladesh
Abdullah Al Noman, Nushrat Jahan Mila, Abdullah Al Mamun, Dipta Chandra Banik, Mridul Banik, Jia Uddin
Road safety in Bangladesh remains a critical challenge with overspeeding and limited enforcement contributing to thousands of accidents each year. Most of the existing ANPR research focuses on plate detection alone, with none of them linking vehicle identity with driving behavior. In this paper, we bridge...
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Dynamic Region-Aware Gradient Suppression (DRAGS): Enhancing Vision Model Robustness by Suppressing Noisy Feature Regions During Training
Md Muntaqim Meherab, Nuruzzaman Faruqui, Faria Nishat Khan, Tanvirul Islam, Syed Asif Johan, Md. Maruf Billah, Kazi Shakkhar Rahman, Z. N. M. Zarif Mahmud, Tauhidul As Sami
Deep vision models can perform very well on clean test sets but still break down when inputs are corrupted by noise, blur, or occlusion. We introduce Dynamic Region-Aware Gradient Suppression (DRAGS), a lightweight training-time mechanism that suppresses gradients from spatial regions detected as noisy...
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Handwritten Cyclic Compound Classification with EfficientNetB0 and Explainable AI Methods
Md. Ismiel Hossen Abir, Sanjana Islam Kasfia, Abir Mahmud Shahariar
Handwritten chemical structures are commonly used in chemistry education and research, but recognizing these drawings automatically remains a challenging task. Variations in writing styles, line thickness, and incomplete patterns make accurate classification difficult for computer systems. This study...
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Enhancing Road Safety through Hybrid CNN Models: Ensemble Framework for German Traffic Sign Recognition Benchmark (GTSRB)
Md Muhasin Ali, Shovan Samanta Turzo, Antony Tony Mondal, Nasim Parvez, Hossain Mohammad Shuvo, Rifat Bin Saleh, Md Jahidul Islam Mozumder, Mohammad Soad Khan
Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) is an important part of the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to guarantee intelligent vehicle safety. Correct interpretation of traffic signs can thus make humans response less prone to mistake, preventing accidents and in general increase the safety of traffic....
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AI-Driven Feature Extraction for Jute Leaf Disease Detection Using Enhanced Deep Learning
Md. Minhajul Islam, Md. Didar Ahmed, Abdullah Al Mamun, Pollob Chandra Ray, Md. Mithun Ali
The application of intelligent image analysis in agriculture has improved early detection of plant diseases, helping prevent yield losses and limit infection spread. Jute, an important cash crop in Bangladesh, serves as an environmentally friendly raw material but is highly susceptible to leaf diseases...
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Enhancing Precision Agriculture with a Hybrid Deep Learning Framework for Multi-Class Plant Disease Classification and Interpretability
Hasibul Islam Sufi, Ridam Roy, Shayla Alam Setu, Mahimul Islam Nadim
This study proposes an overall deep learning architecture for multi-class classification of plant diseases from high-resolution leaf imagery, with a particular interest in investigating the behavior of ResNet-50 and a hybrid ResNet + Vision Transformer (ViT) design. A specially gathered image database...
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Enhanced Rice Disease Recognition Using Transfer Learning
Umme Habiba, Rubaiya Islam Sadrin, Ayesha Banu, Md. Sabbir Hosen Mamun, Riad Hossain, Fatema-Tuj-Johora
Finding rice diseases is essential to maintaining the best possible crop health and reducing yield loss. By combining two different rice disease datasets and utilising transfer learning techniques, this study suggests a novel method for rice disease classification. Using the combined dataset, we optimised...
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BanglaBirds-AttnNet: A Framework for Classification Endangered Bangladeshi Birds Using EfficientNetB0 with CBAM Enhanced By Explainable AI
Md. Abu Raihan, Sadia Bristi
Birds are vital indicators of ecosystem health, yet numerous species in Bangladesh are threatened by habitat loss and environmental change. Existing bird classification models often employ black-box architectures lacking interpretability and dataset specificity. This paper introduces BanglaBirds-AttnNet,...
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Fine-Tuned MobileNetV2 for Multi-Fruit Ripeness Classification Using Deep Transfer Learning
Md. Shazedur Rahman, Rofidul Hasan Ovik, Sadman Sadik Khan, A. K. M. Bahalul Haque, Sudipta Das Gupta, Md Nyem Hasan Bhuiyan
Accurate fruit ripeness detection plays a vital role in ensuring food quality, minimizing waste, and supporting automation in agriculture. This research investigates deep learning techniques for classifying the ripeness of three fruits—apples, bananas, and oranges—into fresh, unripe, and rotten categories....
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A Customized Robust Deep Learning Approach for Efficient Medicinal Plant Recognition
Ashari Binte Ashraf, Rakibul Haque Rabbi, Bishal Biswas, Shah Md Tanvir Siddiquee
Medicinal plants are a significant source of healthcare in both traditional and modern medicine, and their identification remains a significant challenge due to morphological similarities between foliage and the lack of comprehensive databases. Traditional classification methods, such as Support Vector...
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Transformer-Based Approach for Jute Leaf Disease Detection and Classification
Md. Hasanuzzaman Dipu, Noman Mezi, Ahmad Kamal, Sumaiya Khanam, Sheak Rashed Haider Noori, M. Humayet Islam
Jute (Corchorus spp.) is one of the most important fibre crops for Bangladesh and many tropical countries. However, its production often suffers from leaf diseases such as insect holes, yellowing, Cercospora leaf spot, and phosphorus deficiency. Farmers usually identify these problems by visual inspection,...
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Bridging AI and Ethnobotany: A Deep Learning Approach for Medicinal Plant Identification and Real-World Deployment
Md. Sohag, Md. Naimul Islam Nuhash, Md. Jobayer Ahmed, Md. Sadi Al Huda, Tahmid Enam Shrestha, Syamimi Mardiah Shaharum
Precise identification of medicinal plants is relevant to pharmacological studies and proper use of species, but most currently used image-based methods are tested on small-scale data and do not provide much information on the extrapolation of models. The paper examines how deep learning can be used...
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Amigo-Agri: A Human-Following Robotic Platform with Speech Recognition and Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Smart Farming
Md. Moniruzzaman Hemal, Atiqur Rahman, Md. Abdul Halim Khan, Sadikur Rahman Sadik, Md. Shohanur Rahman Shohan, Tahzib Mahmud Rifat, Md. Ashiqussalehin, Md. Toukir Ahmed
Bridging the gap between physical farm assistance and expert agronomic advice remains an unsolved challenge. We present Amigo-Agri, an integrated platform combining a low-cost, human-following mobile robot with a retrieval-augmented voice assistant. The system splits responsibilities: a smartphone handles...
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YOLO-E3CA: An Ensemble YOLOv8 Framework with Coordinate Attention for Automated Detection of Karanda (Carissa carandas) Leaf Diseases
Amit Kumar Ghosh, Md Majidul Kabir, Shahriar Marjan, Deepu Bhowmik, Rejowan Arifin Nayeem, Md Assaduzzaman
Karanda (Carissa carandas), a significant tropical fruit crop of South Asia, faces remarkable yield and quality losses due to foliar fungal and bacterial diseases. Traditional methods of disease detection are slow, subjective, and inaccurate, resulting in late interventions and significant agricultural...
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A Lightweight MobileViT-Based Framework for Carambola Leaf and Fruit Disease Detection
S. M. Abdullah Al Muhib, Rejowan Arifin Nayeem, Shalim Shadman Eshan, Jarin Tasnim Showrin, Anisa Khatun Bristy, Shahriar Marjan, Nafiz Ahmed Emon
Carambola (Averrhoa carambola) is one of the most important tropical fruits in terms of economy and nutrition. Production and quality of fruit crop can be severely affected by numerous foliar and fruit diseases. In this research, we propose a complete pipeline establishing a real-world multi-organ dataset...
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TakaGuard: Mitigating Fraud Risks in Bangladesh’s Mobile Financial Services through BERT-based Sentence Classification
Natasha Tanzila Monalisa, Pranta Biswas, Anika Afrin, Shirin Sultana, Shinthi Tasnim Himi
The rapid growth of Mobile Financial Services (MFS) has increased concerns about fraud, highlighting the need for language-specific detection systems. While machine learning has advanced digital security, most solutions focus on English, leaving major languages like Bangla underserved. This study introduces...
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An Ensemble Machine Learning Framework for Malicious PDF Detection Using Static and Structural Features
Ashaf Uddaula, Mahmudul Hasan, Dip Sarker, Nafisa Tasneem Esha, Md Sabbir Hosen Hamim, Sadrul Amin
Identifying malicious PDF files is crucial for cybersecurity since attackers are increasingly using the flexible structure and embedded content of PDFs to circumvent signature-based defenses. This work formulates a binary classification task based on interpretable machine learning on static structural...
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A Next-Generation Zero-Trust Security Framework for Cloud-Native Microservices Powered by AI
Mojaidul Islam Asik Chy, Ridowan Arifin Ridu
Static zero-trust policies frequently fall short of offering adequate defense against changing threats in cloud-native microservices’ highly dynamic and distributed environments. An AI-powered zero-trust security framework that incorporates real-time anomaly detection straight into the policy-enforcement...
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Secure Deepfake Audio Detection with a Soft-Voting Ensemble of PGD-Hardened Heterogeneous Models
Aisha Tasnim Aishy, Abdur Rahman Wahid, Rafshia Mahbuba Ayshe, M. Shahriar Mahmud Rafi, Mohammed Maruf Hossen, Fairuz Nowshin Tohfa
This study introduces a dependable method for detecting deepfake audio by combining multiple deep learning models into a single, unified system. The approach integrates two ResNet models and one CNN model, using a soft-voting strategy to merge their predictions and achieve higher overall accuracy and...
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Hybrid Ensemble of RF-DNN Model for BENIGN and Attack Traffic Classification in Intrusion System
Farhan Tanvir Ahmed, Riaz Mahmood
In recent years, the rapid growth of cyber threats has emphasized the importance of accurate network intrusion detection systems (NIDS). While many machine learning and deep learning models have shown promise in identifying various types of malicious traffic with the accurate classification of BENIGN...
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Bangla Handwriting Based Person Identification Using Machine Learning Techniques
Arpa Kar Puza, Nitun Kumar Podder, Abu Mohammad Noor, Md Abdur Rahim, Md. Nazmul Alam Chowdhury, Md. Nazrul Islam Mondal
The increasing demand for personality identification based on hand-writing processing in fields like resource management, criminal investigations, and mental health diagnostics has led to a flurry of research and experimenta-tion in this area these days. Implicit information includes characteristics...
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Spatio-temporal Crime Analysis of Bangladesh using Machine Learning Models
Khaleda Begum, Md Zamilur Rahman
This study presents a comprehensive spatio-temporal analysis and forecasting of crime trends in Bangladesh using monthly police data from January 2019 to June 2024. This research analyzes five crime types: theft, burglary, robbery, narcotics-related offences, and genderbased violence (GBV) across ten...
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AI-Driven Personal Item & Crime Pattern Tracker for Bangladeshi Consumers
Nushrat Jahan Mila, Abdullah Al Noman, Tanvirul Islam, Dipta Chandra Banik, Abrar Hameem Bornil, Faria Khan
Theft and loss of personal belongings continue to be a grievous problem in Bangladesh, more so in heavily populated cities like Dhaka and Chittagong. Most of the tracking solutions are either expensive, fragmented, or poorly suited to the local infrastructure and user behaviors of this region. This paper...
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Securing Authentication and Fraud Detection in Financial Systems Using Machine Learning
Samia Hasan Suha, Sufia Zareen, Md Reduanur Rahman, Md Abdul Alim, Nasrin Akter Tohfa, Md Shakhawat Hossen
As we are moving to online financial applications, it becomes necessary to have fraud detection and authentication tools. In general, the traditional methods are unable to fight against growing advanced fraud attacks and lead to greater losses in the economic industry. To the best of our knowledge, this...
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Identifying AI Generated Scientific Abstracts using Quantum Machine Learning
Md Siam Ansary
Ever since artificial intelligence has gained popularity, it is being used and applied to many day-to-day things, which was quite unimaginable previously. Currently, AI tools are used to write many texts and documents. Even for preparing academic as well as business reports such platforms are being utilized....
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Machine Learning Approaches for Rumor Detection in Social Media: Types, Techniques, and Opportunities
Afrin Akter Mim, Minhajul Islam Mim, Md Ahasan Habib, Dipanita Mondol, Md Sabbir Ahamed, Sudeepta Chandra Paul
The trend of spreading false news or rumors has kept pace with the growing utilization of social media. Hatred and fear spread through rumors, which are extremely harmful to society. As social media continues to grow, rumor detection has become an increasingly important research area. In this paper,...
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Analysis of Human and AI-generated Text Classification
Md. Rony, Jubair Khan Shahos, Adnan Mahmud Fuad, Sadman Sadik Khan, Asiful Islam, Md. Minhajul Islam
Artificial Intelligence plays a vital role in generating Text that is used in our daily lives. However, the rapidly increasing usefulness of AI technology is a concern, according to need. This includes biases in the response of the generative AI. There are lots of generative AI that contribute to generating...
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Memotion Analysis: Multimodal Fusion Techniques for Humor Classification in Memes
Aisha Tasnim Aishy, Samia Halim Zanvi, Md Sowkat Ali, Mohammed Maruf Hossen, M. Shahriar Mahmud Rafi, Md Ashraful Islam
This paper presents a multimodal deep learning framework for humor classification in memes, leveraging both textual and visual information to improve sentiment understanding in internet content. The study explores unimodal and multimodal configurations by integrating image-based CNN architectures (MobileNetV2,...
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Binary-Class AI-Generated Content Detection Through Comprehensive Feature Engineering
Afifa Hoque Tisha, Ayesha Banu, Fatema-Tuj-Johora, Riad Hossain
The proliferation of AI-generated content necessitates robust detection systems across academia, journalism, and digital media. This study presents a comprehensive feature engineering framework combining 2,537 linguistic, stylometric, and semantic features for automated discrimination of AI-generated...
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Text-Image Correlation in Generative-AI: An In Silico Study of Their Adaptivity
Md Solaiman, Md Aumit Hasan, Afsana Begum
Generative artificial intelligence (GA) has the potential to revolutionize several industries, including the arts, entertainment, and content creation, by facilitating data synthesis and improving creativity through the use of techniques such as variational autoencoders (VAEs) and generative adversarial...
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SciClusterNet: Discovering Emerging Topics in LLM and AI in Education
S. S. Zobaer Ahmed, Md. Towsif Billah, Emon Safayet Rid, Md. Rehab Ansary Yasin, Tohedul Islam
The increase in research studies focused on Large Language Models (LLMs) and Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIED) has increased the difficulty of discovering emerging themes and research trajectories. This research introduces SciClusterNet, an unsupervised methodology that combines SciBERT embeddings,...
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RAG-Driven Scholarly Assistant: Automating Research Paper Analysis with Open-Source LLM Benchmarking
Irtefa Waseek, Md Rezaul Karim, Md Efatuzzaman Efat, Sumiya Afrose
This work introduces a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)-based scholarly assistant, for automated reading of papers, which benchmarks several open-source LLMs. The developed system uses a pipeline of document processing, citation and structural analysis, and LLM-based question-answering to produce...
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DIY-IoT Based Non Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring System
Md Baker Hossen, Robi Roy, Ananna Rayhan, Abir Mahmud Shahariar
Diabetes is widely recognized as a “silent killer” because of its asymptomatic onset behavior and serious long-term health consequences. Continuous high blood glucose level as an indication of the prediabetic phase. Hence, accurate and consistent glucose level monitoring is imperative for living a healthy...
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PaperNet: Efficient Temporal Convolutions and Channel Residual Attention for EEG Epilepsy Detection
Md Shahriar Sajid, Abhijit Kumar Ghosh, Fariha Nusrat
Electroencephalography (EEG) signals contain rich temporalspectral structure but are difficult to model due to noise, subject variability, and multi-scale dynamics. Lightweight deep learning models have shown promise, yet many either rely solely on local convolutions or require heavy recurrent modules....
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Intelli-Helmet: An IoT, Edge-AI, and TinyML-Based Real-Time Soldier Health and Threat Monitoring System with Novel Panic Tactile Switch Mechanism
Fatima Ashraf, Iftiak Ahmed, M. Akhtaruzzaman, Md Rashid Ul Islam, Tasnim Ullah Shakib, Abdus Sattar
Modern battlefield environments demand intelligent systems for real-time soldier monitoring and rapid casualty response. This paper presents Intelli-Helmet, an integrated IoT and TinyML-based wearable system addressing critical gaps in military safety infrastructure. We introduce three key algorithmic...
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AIoT-Enabled Real-Time Water Quality and Fish Health Monitoring System for Smart Aquaculture
Abu Kausar, Md Shamsuzzaman Mia, Md.Salah Uddin, Kazi Jahid Hasan, Amir Hossen, MD.Humaun Kabir
This study introduces a unified AIoT-enabled smart aquaculture system that integrates real-time water-quality monitoring, dissolved-oxygen (DO) prediction, and fish-disease detection within a single, low-cost, field-deployable framework. The system employs Arduino sensors to measure temperature, pH,...
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Design and Development of an Autonomous Fire-Fighting Robot Using GSM Communication
Md. Rony, Sonjoy Prosad Shaha, Shafayat Yeamin Jian, Amir Hamja, Mohammad Abdulla, Kawsar Rahman Arnob
Fire accidents are serious life, property, and environmental hazards, and fire-fighting operations tend to put people in risky situations, particularly in hot or confined spots such as factories and narrow corridors of buildings. To address these issues, this paper documents the design and development...
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An Optimized Multi-layer LSTM Network for Real-Time Short-Term Traffic Forecasting in Urban Environments
Md Abdulla Hasan, Zaffar Abdullah, Tasnia Noshin Orin
To alleviate traffic congestion in the fast-urbanizing cities such as Dhaka, Bangladesh, real time prediction of short-term traffic flow should be accurately predicted. Although deep learning models like LSTM networks are great at the ability to capture the time dynamics, they become weak when exposed...
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Air Pollution Monitoring and Prediction using Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning
Md.Ferdous Rahman, Mahmud Bin Farid Hasan, Tamanna Akter, Md.Solaiman Mia
Air pollution is a growing threat to the environment in many developing countries that impacts millions of lives. Rapid urbanization and industrial activity have led to a worse impact of air pollution in Bangladesh. Accurate monitoring and forecasting are essential for public safety. This research adopts...
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Speech Emotion Recognition Using MFCC Audio Features: A Comparative Machine Learning Approach
Emran Mahmud, Md Mahmud Murshid, Arpita Barua, Md Shakil Parvez, Md Sadekur Rahman
Emotion recognition from speech is crucial for allowing machines to comprehend and react to human emotions, which makes it extremely important for use cases like virtual assistants, healthcare diagnosis, and customer care automation. In this paper, we propose an effective and scalable emotion recognition...
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Bangla Handwriting Based Person Identification Using Machine Learning Techniques
Arpa Kar Puza, Nitun Kumar Podder, Abu Mohammad Noor, Md Abdur Rahim, Md. Nazmul Alam Chowdhury, Md.Nazrul Islam Mondal
The increasing demand for personality identification based on handwriting processing in fields like resource management, criminal investigations, and mental health diagnostics has led to a flurry of research and experimentation in this area these days. Implicit information includes characteristics including...
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Recognition of Bangla Sign Language for Letters and Words using Hand Gestures and Predictive Analytics
Mohammad Sabbir Musfique, Asir Ahbab Raiyan, Munjib Hasan Chowdhury, Md.Enamul Hoque Marzun, Md.Abdus Sattar, Muhammad Nazrul Islam
Sign language is the primary means of communication for people who are deaf. Despite the availability of enough research work for English Sign Language, research work on Bangla Sign Language (BdSL), particularly including both the letters and words, is limited. This paper assesses various models for...
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A Comparative Study of Classical and Deep Learning Approaches for Bangla Handwritten Digit Recognition With Explainability
Mohammad Tamim Hossen, Abdulla Al Noman, Md Nafijur Rahman Nasrat, Mirza Shakil Hasan Rabby, Md. Montasir Hasan, Md. Nahid Hasan, Jahanur Biswas
The recognition of handwritten Bangla digits are important for automating Bengali language documents in applications like postal automation, banks cheques processing and so on. Due to the morphological variation between Bangla digits and Latin digits, the automatic recognition of Bangla digit system...
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Enhancing BdSL Recognition: Comparative Evaluation of CNN, VGG16, ResNet50, and MobileNet Architectures
Jannatul Ferdoss Faria, Sadia Akter, Fatema Tuj Tarannom Esty
Sign language is an important form of communication for the hearing-impaired. Unfortunately, Bangla Sign Language (BdSL) has been largely neglected in the field of technology studies and applications. We presented a framework to incorporate deep learning into BdSL recognition to create an inclusive means...
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BdSL-Net: A Hybrid CNN-LSTM-Attention Framework for Real Time Bangla Sign Language Recognition
Md Faisal Hasan, Md. Nazmus Sakib Sheam, Uzzwal Kumar Biswas, Jarin Tasnim Tonvi, Syed Ahsanul Kabir
Communication barriers between the Deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) community and the hearing population in Bangladesh persist due to the lack of automated Bengali Sign Language (BdSL) translation tools. This study proposes BdSL-Net, a real-time BdSL recognition framework based on computer vision and deep...
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Explainable and Optimized Random Forest Model for Customer Purchase Prediction and Segmentation in E-Commerce
Md. Nazmul Alam Chowdhury, Md. Nazrul Islam Mondal, Nitun Kumar Podder, Md. Siam Uddin Molla Antor, Md Habibul Islam
Finding the correct customer purchase prediction and crossapplicable segmentations will improve personalization and ultimately grow revenue within e-commerce. Current and traditional machine learning paradigms struggle to recognize the behavior of people as a non-linear and complex phenomenon that lacks...
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An Intelligent Data-Driven Framework for Transparent Government Support Distribution in Bangladesh Using ML and XAI
Nur Hossain Bhuiyan, Dwin Islam, Amran Hossain, Md. Rashedul Islam
The equitable distribution of government support including agricultural subsidies, disaster relief, educational scholarships, and elderly allowances remains a critical challenge in resource-constrained environments. This paper proposes a scalable, data-driven framework that integrates Machine Learning...
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Accurate Battery Lifetime Estimation for Electric Vehicle Using Machine Learning Models
Ahmed Rayhan, Zuhaina Islam Bushra, Mohammad Ali Siddique, Md. Sabbir Hasan Sohag, Ahmed Al Mansur, M. Mahbubur Rahman, A. B. M. Shawkat Ali
Specific determination of battery capacity is fundamental to enhance the safety, dependability and durability of electric vehicles (EVs). This paper presents a machine learning based data-driven approach to predicting the capacity, as determined by the State of Health (SOH) of lithium-ion batteries....
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A Predictive Analysis of Hall Culture’s Impact on University Students Personal Development
Delowar Husain, Redwan Ahmed Rafi, Partha Podder, Fizar Ahmed
The role of resident halls on shaping personality traits among university students in Bangladesh has been investigated, focusing on sociability, emotional regulation, stress management and academic behavior. A dataset involving 226 students from several universities was analyzed based on different machine...
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Predicting the Impact of Part-Time Employment on Academic Performance among University Students in Bangladesh Using Machine Learning Models
MD. Ariful Islam, Firoz Hasan, MST Israt Jahan Shifa, Md. Awal Hadi, Mohammad Obaidur Rahman
This study in Bangladesh is a more detailed analysis of how part time jobs affect Street CGPA of the students. The survey involved 611 Small-Island State respondents that included influences on employment type, % of average time per day spent and others differences. The research focuses on the nexus...
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A PCA-Enhanced Ensemble Framework for Maternal Health Risk Prediction with SMOTE-ENN Balancing
Tamim Mahmud, Kulsom Akter Sinthia, Prosenjit Chandra Biswas, Md Sanower Hossain, Sourov Kumar, Sanzida Afrin Anamika
Maternal health complications are a major issue of concern in the world especially in developing countries. Early detection of the high-risk pregnancies is very important in minimizing the morbidity and mortality of the mother. The traditional clinical tests often rely on a few features and manual examination,...
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Comparative Analysis of Transfer Learning Models for Multi-Class Skin Disease Classification on HAM10000
Partha Jyoti Roy, Faisal Islam
Skin diseases are a major public health issue worldwide, requiring early diagnosis and intervention to prevent serious consequences, including melanoma-related deaths. However, the traditional dermatoscopic diagnosis of skin diseases is often time-consuming, subjective, and depends on the availability...
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Influence of AI-Enhanced Customer Insights on Service Innovation: Mediating Role of Knowledge Management in Bangladeshi Service Firms
Md Mehedi Hasan Emon, Most. Sharmin Ara Chowdhury, Kh. Mustafizur Rahman, Mohammad Shariful Islam, Mowdud Ahmed, Mumtahina Chowdhury
This research explored on how AI-based customer insights affect SI in Bangladeshi service organizations with the mediating role of KM. The study is based on the KBV and examines the effect of organizational capabilities, DAC, EC, ITI, and LS, on SI. Through purposive sampling, a quantitative method was...