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Mohamed A. E. Abdalla

Mohamed A. Edris Abdalla

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affiliation (PhD 2018): University of Northumbria, Department of Computer and Information Sciences, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, UK

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2018
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Mohamed A. Edris Abdalla:
Developing pixel-based feature sets for intelligent identification of Eimeria species from microscopic images. Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, 2018

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Mohamed A. E. Abdalla, Huseyin Seker:
Recognition of protozoan parasites from microscopic images: Eimeria species in chickens and rabbits as a case study. EMBC 2017: 1517-1520
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Mucahit Buyukyilmaz, Ali Osman Çibikdiken, Mohamed A. E. Abdalla, Huseyin Seker:
Identification of Chicken Eimeria Species from Microscopic Images by Using MLP Deep Learning Algorithm. ICVIP 2017: 84-88
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Mohamed A. E. Abdalla, Huseyin Seker, Richard Jiang:
Automated identification of chicken eimeria species from microscopic images. BIBE 2015: 1-6

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