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- Computing and Processing
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Yahya O. M. ElHadj
Also published under:Yahya O. M. Elhadj, Yahya O. Mohamed Elhadj, Yahya Mohamed Elhadj
Affiliation
Doha Arabic Historical Dictionary Doha Institute for Graduate Studies Doha, Qatar
Topic
Hidden Markov Model,Speech Recognition,Arabic Sign,Arabic Text,Holy Quran,Parallel Corpus,Sign Language,Speech Recognition Systems,Target Language,3D Animation,Acoustic,American Sign Language,Arab World,Arabic Phonemes,Arabic Speech,Arabic Word,Assistive Technology,Automatic Recognition,Automatic Segmentation,Automatic Speech,Automatic Speech Recognition System,Candidate Solutions,Change Point,Computational Linguistics,Deaf Community,Deaf People,English Text,Entropy Features,European Languages,Explicit Approach,Explicit Model,Facial Expressions,Facilitate Communication,Forward-backward Algorithm,Frame Size,Function Words,Functional Categories,Gaussian Mixture Model,Geometric Distribution,Grammatical,Hand Shape,Human Speech,Improve Segmentation Accuracy,Individual Segments,Inference Rules,Information And Communication Technologies,Language Model,Learning Purposes,Linear Regression,Linguistic Features,
Biography
Yahya Mohamed Elhadj received the Ph.D. degree in parallel processing applied to speech recognition from the European Joint Program in 2001. He held a post-doctoral position at several international institutions (IRIT-Toulouse, LIP-Lyon, Salford University) with distinguished Research Grants attributed by the Francophony Organization, the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development, as well as the European Projects (INCO-DC, DAPPI). He was a Faculty Member with Al-Imam University for 12 years. He recently joined the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies. He is an NLP Expert with the Doha Historical Dictionary of Arabic Project and also an the Adjunct Professor in the Computational Linguistics Master Program. He has published many research papers. His research interests include natural language processing, sign language, high performance computing.