About
Jay Sarraf currently works as Assistant Professor at the School of Computer Engineering, KIIT University. He is a multi-faceted, self-starter & reliable IT professional with 7+ years of experience supporting marketing and development to improve internal operations for the small businesses.
His Research areas are Signal & Image Processing, Brain-Computer Interface. Also, Sarraf is a Public Speaker and Motivator by passion.
Jay Sarraf is also passionate about social work. He believes in bringing change through practices of socialism with the deprived community. He follows the principles of Dr. Achyuta Samanta who works on the Mission of zero poverty and zero hunger by providing education to everyone by all means. Sarraf has been a influencing activist when it comes to social welfare of people, a Kickstarter for various welfare programs and organizer of social events involving his students to preserve, preach and teach the philosophy of Art of Giving for the underprivileged community through technical, mental and physical processes.
Employment
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KIIT University Assistant Professor2016 - Present
Education
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Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology Ph.D. in Computer Science Engineering2017 - 2022
Projects & Funding
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Publications (13)
- A study of classification techniques on P300 speller dataset Save
- Quantum-Inspired Neural Network on Handwriting Datasets Save
- ANALYSIS OF MOTOR IMAGERY EEG SIGNAL CLASSIFICATION BASED ON AMPLITUDE-BASED PEAK DETECTION METHOD AND PISARENKO HARMONIC DECOMPOSITION Save
- Early Detection of Botnet Based Attacks Using Various Classification Techniques on Traffic Behavioral Features Save
- Early Detection of Parkinson’s Disease as a Pre-diagnosis Tool Using Various Classification Techniques on Vocal Features Save
- Detection of Network Intrusion and Classification of Cyberattack Using Machine Learning Algorithms: A Multistage Classifier Approach Save
- Brain-computer interfaces and their applications Save
- Brain Computer Interface issues on hand movement Save
- Expert system techniques in biomedical science practice Save
- Preface Save