Medical image segmentation
Semantic segmentation for breast ultrasound, fetal ventricle delineation, and clinically relevant boundary-sensitive models.
I am Arafat Hossain Sayem, a computer science graduate and software engineer working at the intersection of biomedical image analysis, segmentation models, and production-grade software systems. My current research focuses on robust and efficient deep learning methods for ultrasound and medical imaging workflows.
Semantic segmentation for breast ultrasound, fetal ventricle delineation, and clinically relevant boundary-sensitive models.
Lightweight CNN designs, MobileNet-based models, attention modules, and practical inference for limited-resource clinical settings.
Understanding how segmentation systems behave under corruptions, domain shift, confidence errors, and real-world imaging variation.
Designing maintainable backend APIs using ASP.NET Core, CQRS, DDD, clean architecture, and scalable engineering practices.
Proposes a ResNet-50 based segmentation model with ASPP, Balanced CBAM attention, and anisotropic decoder convolutions for robust breast ultrasound lesion segmentation, with cross-dataset evaluation on unseen UDIAT data.
Presents a lightweight boundary-aware network for fetal lateral ventricle segmentation and atrial width estimation, targeting efficient prenatal ultrasound analysis in low-resource clinical settings.
Identifies torn LoRA updates in live PEFT serving and introduces a lightweight double-buffered request-pinning mechanism so each request is served with one consistent adapter version without measurable added latency.
Introduces COD10K-C, a corruption robustness benchmark for camouflaged object detection under noise, blur, compression, rain, fog, brightness, and contrast corruptions, with evaluation across segmentation, boundary, and calibration metrics.
Developing a lightweight model to predict unsafe robot actions caused by corrupted visual inputs using dual-camera vision, robot state, and task instructions on LIBERO-10.
Industry work presented as engineering maturity: architecture, APIs, maintainability, and user-facing systems.
Organized around the work you want to be known for: biomedical AI research plus maintainable software systems.
Stamford University Bangladesh | Dhaka, Bangladesh
I welcome conversations with professors, research groups, and collaborators working on Biomedical AI, medical image analysis, robust segmentation, and trustworthy machine learning.