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Plant Seedling classification in Harsh Environment using Preprocessed Deep CNN
Online Automatic Calories Estimation of Produce through Convolutional Neural Networks
Signals and Communication Technology — Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Computational Strategies in Engineering and Technology (ICICET 25) 2026
Automated Brain Tumor Detection, Analysis, and Visualization System 2018
Detection of defects in Oil-Pipes using Autonomous Robots through Image Analysis 2019
Arabic Handwritten Word Recognition using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks 2019
Arabic Braille Words Recognition using Deep Learning Techniques 2020

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ICICET 2025

Ghazanfar Latif, Jaafar Alghazo

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Latif, Ghazanfar and Alghazo, Jaafar

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