Omar Khadeer Hussain

Prof. Omar Khadeer Hussain

School of Business, University of New South Wales, Canberra, ACT 2612, Australia

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Academic Career Length

24Years (2003-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 February 2013 in Applied Soft Computing
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AKAhmad Kazem
Ahmad Kazem
ESEbrahim Sharifi
Ebrahim Sharifi
FHFarookh Khadeer Hussain
Farookh Khadeer Hussain
Morteza SaberiMorteza Saberi
Morteza Saberi
Omar Khadeer HussainOmar Khadeer Hussain
Omar Khadeer Hussain

1 October 2018 in Expert Systems with Applications
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HAHamed Aboutorab
Hamed Aboutorab
Morteza SaberiMorteza Saberi
Morteza Saberi
MAMehdi Rajabi Asadabadi
Mehdi Rajabi Asadabadi
Omar Khadeer HussainOmar Khadeer Hussain
Omar Khadeer Hussain
ECElizabeth Chang
Elizabeth Chang

1 October 2014 in Journal of Network and Computer Applications
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LSLe Sun
Le Sun
HDHai Dong
Hai Dong
FHFarookh Khadeer Hussain
Farookh Khadeer Hussain
Omar Khadeer HussainOmar Khadeer Hussain
Omar Khadeer Hussain
ECElizabeth Chang
Elizabeth Chang

1 October 2018
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MNMohammad Nuruzzaman
Mohammad Nuruzzaman
Omar Khadeer HussainOmar Khadeer Hussain
Omar Khadeer Hussain
Nowadays it is the era of intelligent machine. With the advancement of artificial intelligent, machine learning and deep learning, machines have started to impersonate as human. Conversational software agents activated by natural language processing is known as chatbot, are an excellent example of such machine. This paper presents a survey on existing chatbots and techniques applied into it. It discusses the similarities, differences and limitations of the existing chatbots. We compared 11 most popular chatbot application systems along with functionalities and technical specifications. Research showed that nearly 75% of customers have experienced poor customer service and generation of meaningful, long and informative responses remains a challenging task. In the past, methods for developing chatbots have relied on hand-written rules and templates. With the rise of deep learning these models were quickly replaced by end-to-end neural networks. More specifically, Deep Neural Networks is a powerful generative-based model to solve the conversational response generation problems. This paper conducted an in-depth survey of recent literature, examining over 70 publications related to chatbots published in the last 5 years. Based on literature review, this study made a comparison from selected papers according to method adopted. This paper also presented why current chatbot models fails to take into account when generating responses and how this affects the quality conversation.

1 November 2018 in Knowledge-Based Systems
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FNFalak Nawaz
Falak Nawaz
MAMehdi Rajabi Asadabadi
Mehdi Rajabi Asadabadi
NJNaeem Janjua
Naeem Janjua
Omar Khadeer HussainOmar Khadeer Hussain
Omar Khadeer Hussain
ECElizabeth Chang
Elizabeth Chang
Morteza SaberiMorteza Saberi
Morteza Saberi

19 August 2022 in Expert Systems with Applications
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MBMahmoud M. Bassiouni
Mahmoud M. Bassiouni
Ripon K ChakraborttyRipon K Chakrabortty
Ripon K Chakrabortty
Omar Khadeer HussainOmar Khadeer Hussain
Omar Khadeer Hussain
HRHumyun Fuad Rahman
Humyun Fuad Rahman