Faculty Dr Shaik John Saida

Dr Shaik John Saida

Assistant Professor

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Contact Details

johnsaida.s@srmap.edu.in

Office Location

V S Block, Level 3, Cubicle No: 33

Education

2024
Ph.D
NIT Rourkela
India
2012
M.Tech
NIET, JNTU K
India
2010
B.Tech
NIET, JNTU K
India

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Experience

  • March 2023 - March 2025 - Assistant Professor - Vignan’s University, Guntur

Research Interest

  • Focusing on low resource machine translation, multilingual representation learning, transfer learning, dialogue, decision-making, question answering, summarization, ontologies, information retrieval, text decipherment
  • Focusing on fundamental research, including AI robustness, adversarial machine learning, anti-spoofing, domain adaptation and federated learning, and applied research in application areas such as biomedical sciences, biometric authentication, computational social science and cybersecurity

Memberships

Publications

  • MU-Net: Modified U-Net Architecture for Automatic Ocean Eddy Detection

    John Saida S., Ari S.

    Article, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, 2022, DOI Link

    View abstract ⏷

    Ocean eddies have a significant effect on the maritime environment. They are necessary for carrying a variety of ocean traces across the ocean. Although deep learning algorithms for detecting eddies are a relatively new trend, it is still in their infancy. In this letter, a deep learning method for ocean eddy identification based on semantic segmentation is proposed. In semantic segmentation, understanding the context efficiently for pixel-level recognition is crucial. Two attention modules are proposed to tackle this problem. The proposed work consists of VGG16-based U-Net architecture with two attention modules to show a contextual correlation in the channel and spatial dimensions. Every pixel or channel adapts to include context from every other pixel or channel based on their correlations. Furthermore, a new residual path is proposed to replace the conventional skip connection between encoder and decoder modules. The findings of the experiments show that adopting an attention-based deep framework and new residual path improves the model performance over the existing state-of-the-art techniques.

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Interests

  • Deep Learning
  • Federated Machine Learning
  • Natural Language Processing

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Education
2010
B.Tech
NIET, JNTU K
India
2012
M.Tech
NIET, JNTU K
India
2024
Ph.D
NIT Rourkela
India
Experience
  • March 2023 - March 2025 - Assistant Professor - Vignan’s University, Guntur
Research Interests
  • Focusing on low resource machine translation, multilingual representation learning, transfer learning, dialogue, decision-making, question answering, summarization, ontologies, information retrieval, text decipherment
  • Focusing on fundamental research, including AI robustness, adversarial machine learning, anti-spoofing, domain adaptation and federated learning, and applied research in application areas such as biomedical sciences, biometric authentication, computational social science and cybersecurity
Awards & Fellowships
Memberships
Publications
  • MU-Net: Modified U-Net Architecture for Automatic Ocean Eddy Detection

    John Saida S., Ari S.

    Article, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, 2022, DOI Link

    View abstract ⏷

    Ocean eddies have a significant effect on the maritime environment. They are necessary for carrying a variety of ocean traces across the ocean. Although deep learning algorithms for detecting eddies are a relatively new trend, it is still in their infancy. In this letter, a deep learning method for ocean eddy identification based on semantic segmentation is proposed. In semantic segmentation, understanding the context efficiently for pixel-level recognition is crucial. Two attention modules are proposed to tackle this problem. The proposed work consists of VGG16-based U-Net architecture with two attention modules to show a contextual correlation in the channel and spatial dimensions. Every pixel or channel adapts to include context from every other pixel or channel based on their correlations. Furthermore, a new residual path is proposed to replace the conventional skip connection between encoder and decoder modules. The findings of the experiments show that adopting an attention-based deep framework and new residual path improves the model performance over the existing state-of-the-art techniques.
Contact Details

johnsaida.s@srmap.edu.in

Scholars
Interests

  • Deep Learning
  • Federated Machine Learning
  • Natural Language Processing

Education
2010
B.Tech
NIET, JNTU K
India
2012
M.Tech
NIET, JNTU K
India
2024
Ph.D
NIT Rourkela
India
Experience
  • March 2023 - March 2025 - Assistant Professor - Vignan’s University, Guntur
Research Interests
  • Focusing on low resource machine translation, multilingual representation learning, transfer learning, dialogue, decision-making, question answering, summarization, ontologies, information retrieval, text decipherment
  • Focusing on fundamental research, including AI robustness, adversarial machine learning, anti-spoofing, domain adaptation and federated learning, and applied research in application areas such as biomedical sciences, biometric authentication, computational social science and cybersecurity
Awards & Fellowships
Memberships
Publications
  • MU-Net: Modified U-Net Architecture for Automatic Ocean Eddy Detection

    John Saida S., Ari S.

    Article, IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, 2022, DOI Link

    View abstract ⏷

    Ocean eddies have a significant effect on the maritime environment. They are necessary for carrying a variety of ocean traces across the ocean. Although deep learning algorithms for detecting eddies are a relatively new trend, it is still in their infancy. In this letter, a deep learning method for ocean eddy identification based on semantic segmentation is proposed. In semantic segmentation, understanding the context efficiently for pixel-level recognition is crucial. Two attention modules are proposed to tackle this problem. The proposed work consists of VGG16-based U-Net architecture with two attention modules to show a contextual correlation in the channel and spatial dimensions. Every pixel or channel adapts to include context from every other pixel or channel based on their correlations. Furthermore, a new residual path is proposed to replace the conventional skip connection between encoder and decoder modules. The findings of the experiments show that adopting an attention-based deep framework and new residual path improves the model performance over the existing state-of-the-art techniques.
Contact Details

johnsaida.s@srmap.edu.in

Scholars