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basim abdullah sulaiman alhumaily

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        • Radar signal processing and its impact on deep learning-driven human activity recognition (2025-01-01)
        • Integrating millimeter-wave FMCW radar for investigating multi-height vital sign monitoring (2024-01-01)
        • VMD integrated FMCW radar system for non-invasive pediatric vital sign estimation (2023-01-01)
        • Real-Time Lightweight Deep Learning Models for Human Activity Recognition Using FMCW Radar (2024-01-01)
        • Non-Invasive Driver Activity Recognition using mmWave Radar (2026-01-01)
        • Benchmarking radar preprocessing techniques and transfer learning models for FMCW-based human activity recognition (2026-01-01)
        • Leveraging AI and radar for non-invasive fine-grained human activity monitoring (2026-01-01)
        • Multimodal Fusion of Heart Rate and Gaze Data For Real-Time Driver Monitoring in Naturalistic Driving (2025-01-01)
        • Evaluating Radar Signal Preprocessing Techniques for Improved Transfer Learning in Human Activity Recognition (2024-01-01)

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