Neda Abdelhamid

Dr. Neda Abdelhamid


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

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

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8 September 2022 in Health Information Science and Systems
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FTFadi Thabtah
Fadi Thabtah
RSRobinson Spencer
Robinson Spencer
Neda AbdelhamidNeda Abdelhamid
Neda Abdelhamid
Firuz KamalovFiruz Kamalov
Firuz Kamalov
CWCarl Wentzel
Carl Wentzel
TDThanu Dayara
Thanu Dayara

12 March 2024 in Discover Artificial Intelligence
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Abdullah AbonamahAbdullah Abonamah
Abdullah Abonamah
Neda AbdelhamidNeda Abdelhamid
Neda Abdelhamid
In the contemporary business environment, the assimilation of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is pivotal for fostering innovation and ensuring long-term growth. This paper examines the strategic aspects of AI/ML adoption, emphasizing that its success rests not just on technology but also on strategic alignment, collaboration, and robust leadership. Highlighting the indispensable role of senior leaders, the paper offers a managerial framework for AI/ML integration, ensuring its alignment with organizational goals. Using real-world examples, the paper presents how AI/ML can be strategically embedded to enhance customer interactions, streamline operations, and unveil new revenue streams. The objective is to provide senior leaders with an understanding, enabling them to harness AI/ML effectively, ensuring their organizations remain at the innovation forefront in a digital age dominated by disruptive AI/ML technologies.

27 September 2023 in Bioengineering
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Neda AbdelhamidNeda Abdelhamid
Neda Abdelhamid
RTRajdeep Thind
Rajdeep Thind
HMHeba Mohammad
Heba Mohammad
FTFadi Thabtah
Fadi Thabtah
Autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that characterises a range of people, from individuals who are not able to speak to others who have good verbal communications. The disorder affects the way people see, think, and behave, including their communications and social interactions. Identifying autistic traits, preferably in the early stages, is fundamental for clinicians in expediting referrals, and hence enabling patients to access to required healthcare services. This article investigates various ASD behavioral features in toddlers and proposes a data process using machine-learning techniques. The aims of this study were to identify early behavioral features that can help detect ASD in toddlers and to map these features to the neurodevelopment behavioral areas of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). To achieve these aims, the proposed data process assesses several behavioral features using feature selection techniques, then constructs a classification model based on the chosen features. The empirical results show that during the screening process of toddlers, cognitive features related to communications, social interactions, and repetitive behaviors were most relevant to ASD. For the machine-learning algorithms, the predictive accuracy of Bayesian network (Bayes Net) and logistic regression (LR) models derived from ASD behavioral data subsets were consistent pinpointing to the suitability of ML techniques in predicting ASD.

20 January 2026 in Gulf Journal of Mathematics
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Firuz KamalovFiruz Kamalov
Firuz Kamalov
FTFadi Thabtah
Fadi Thabtah
RSR. Sivaraj
R. Sivaraj
Neda AbdelhamidNeda Abdelhamid
Neda Abdelhamid
We introduce path-sampled integrated gradients (PS-IG), a framework that generalizes feature attribution by computing the expected value over baselines sampled along the linear interpolation path. We prove that PS-IG is mathematically equivalent to path-weighted integrated gradients, provided the weighting function matches the cumulative distribution function of the sampling density. This equivalence allows the stochastic expectation to be evaluated via a deterministic Riemann sum, improving the error convergence rate from O(m-1/2) to O(m-1) for smooth models. Furthermore, we demonstrate analytically that PS-IG functions as a variance-reducing filter against gradient noise---strictly lowering attribution variance by a factor of 1/3 under uniform sampling - while preserving key axiomatic properties such as linearity and implementation invariance.

23 October 2023 in Research Square
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AAAbdullah A. Abonamah
Abdullah A. Abonamah
Neda AbdelhamidNeda Abdelhamid
Neda Abdelhamid
In the contemporary business environment, the assimilation of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is pivotal for fostering innovation and ensuring long-term growth. This paper examines the strategic aspects of AI/ML adoption, emphasizing that its success rests not just on technology but also on strategic alignment, collaboration, and robust leadership. Highlighting the indispensable role of senior leaders, the paper offers a managerial framework for AI/ML integration, ensuring its alignment with organizational goals. Using real-world examples, the paper presents how AI/ML can be strategically embedded to enhance customer interactions, streamline operations, and unveil new revenue avenues. The objective is to provide senior leaders with an understanding, enabling them to harness AI/ML effectively, ensuring their organizations remain at the innovation forefront in a digital age dominated by disruptive AI/ML technologies.