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Nasser M. Nasrabadi is a professor in the Lane Department of Computer Science and
Electrical Engineering at West Virginia University. Nasrabadi's research and
teaching interests are in the areas of image processing, computer vision, machine learning, deep neural networks, biometrics and sparsity theory. He received the BS and PhD degrees in electrical engineering from Imperial College of Science
and Technology (University of London), London, England, in July 1980 and October
1984, respectively. He previously worked as a member of the technical staff at Phillips
Research Laboratory in NY, an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical
Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, an associate professor with the Department
of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University at Buffalo and as a senior research scientist with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory. Nasrabadi has served as an associate editor for
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing;
IEEE Transactions on Circuits, Systems
and Video Technology and
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks. Upon joining
WVU in 2016, he founded the
Biometrics & Identification Innovation Center (BIIC) and he is the director of
Cognitive Computing Laboratory (CCL). His current research interests
are in biometrics, deep learning, computer vision, statistical
machine learning theory, sparsity, robotics and neural networks applications. He is a Fellow of IEEE (2001) and SPIE (1997).
Education
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PhD, electrical engineering, Imperial College of Science and Technology, 1984
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BS, electrical engineering, Imperial College of Science and Technology, 1980
Research Interests
- Biometrics
- Deep learning
- Machine learning
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Computer vision
- Image processing
Teaching Interests
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Neural networks
- Deep Learning
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Image processing
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Machine learning
Professional Societies
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IEEE Fellow (2001)
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SPIE Fellow (1997)
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ARL Fellow (1999)