Syed S.M.Aqil Burney

Prof. Dr. Syed S.M.Aqil Burney


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Academic Career Length

17Years (2010-Present)

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

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1 January 2010 in International Journal of Computer and Electrical Engineering
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ASAkhter Raza Syed
Akhter Raza Syed
SBSyed S.M.Aqil Burney
Syed S.M.Aqil Burney
BSBadar Sami
Badar Sami

2 February 2019 in BRAIN. BROAD RESEARCH IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND NEUROSCIENCE
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HTHumera Tariq
Humera Tariq
TJTahseen Jilani
Tahseen Jilani
UAUsman Amjad
Usman Amjad
SBSyed S.M.Aqil Burney
Syed S.M.Aqil Burney
The objective of the paper is to propose a novel idea to improve initial conditions of seeded region growing (SRG) algorithm. We also propose a conceptual region growing framework to contribute to its progress in medical imaging. Our scheme is based on the simple observation that nature seems random but it repeats itself. Medical images are a kind of natural images and hence they must have a tendency of behaving like fractals. Our non-parametric Polygonal Seed Selection method does not need density estimation as before and shows clear Improvement to handle over segmentation problem. Qualitative results have been demonstrated on Axial Slices of Brain using traditional SRG, K-Means and Watershed segmentation.

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SRSHUMILA RAMZAN
SHUMILA RAMZAN
MAMuhammad Aslam
Muhammad Aslam
SBSyed S.M.Aqil Burney
Syed S.M.Aqil Burney
This paper uses confirmatory factor analysis and a structural equation modeling approach on stock returns in Pakistan and Türkiye in order to separate the global financial shocks from domestic economic fundamentals utilizing monthly stock returns data from July 2004 to August 2025. Evaluating four latent constructs (global conditions, domestic monetary conditions, external sector pressure, and real economy activity), a multi-group estimation shows that both markets share an identical global pricing factor driven by joint reflation and risk aversion components, with Türkiye exhibiting greater sensitivity to global risk sentiment, and that this global channel is not intermediated by the domestic external account. Domestic mechanisms diverge sharply: monetary policy transmission influences equity prices in Pakistan, where equities also suffer from inflation and exhibit left-tail sensitivity to external shocks, whereas Turkish equities function as an inflation hedge and show no comparable domestic monetary channel. Roughly sixty percent of cross-market co-movement survives after conditioning on the shared global cycle. These results indicate that external sector defenses such as reserve buffers cannot be expected to shield domestic equity from global financial dynamics and that domestic monetary policy influences local asset prices only where its transmission channel is functional.

1 January 2011 in International Journal of Computer and Electrical Engineering
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MKM. Zamin Ali Khan
M. Zamin Ali Khan
SBSyed S.M.Aqil Burney
Syed S.M.Aqil Burney