About
Vinayak Gupta received the M.Tech. degree from the School of Computer Science and Technology, Bennett University, where he honed his expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning. He is currently an Assistant Professor with the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, ITS Engineering College, Greater Noida. His academic journey is centered around developing ethical AI systems, ensuring transparency, and building trust-based AI models that prioritize human welfare. Through his research and projects, he aspires to contribute meaningfully to advancements in technology while fostering innovation in a collaborative environment. As an active student member of IEEE, he is deeply engaged in innovative research with a special focus on AI’s transformative impact in healthcare, particularly through computer vision and explainable AI.
Employment
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ITS Engineering College Assistant Professor
Education
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Bennett University Master Of Technology2023 - 2025
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Galgotias University Bachelor of Technology2019 - 2023
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (20)
- A BiLSTM-driven framework for operational PM2.5 forecasting: integrating meteorological kinematics for urban air quality management Save
- A survey of clinical decision support systems Save
- Analysing the Constant Power Model and the Quantified Energy Crossover of Python Data Structures Save
- Causally informed explainable artificial intelligence for cognitive risk stratification in hearing-impaired adults Save
- Fog Computing Model for Evolving Smart Healthcare Applications Save
- LogHyper-IB: Spatio-Temporal Hypergraph Representation Learning via Information Bottleneck for Anomaly Detection in Distributed Systems Save
- MEDIAN AGGREGATION OF SHAP VALUES FOR ROBUST FEATURE SELECTION IN IMBALANCED BREAST CANCER PREDICTION MODELS Save
- Neuromorphic Approaches to Urban Traffic Management with Spiking Neural Networks Save
- PhysioGen-KAN: A Transparent and Uncertainty-Aware Probabilistic Framework for Adaptive Physiological Signal Processing Save
- Correction: Dash et al. Improving Object Detection in High-Altitude Infrared Thermal Images Using Magnitude-Based Pruning and Non-Maximum Suppression. J. Imaging 2025, 11, 69 Save