Noureldien Hussein is a computer scientist, specialized in computer vision and applied machine learning.
He is interested in teaching computer machines on how to understand videos.
This overarching goal can be broken down into several tasks, such as action recognition, video retrieval, video representation learning, temporal modeling, video captioning, and many more.
Speaking of his educational background, he did his Ph.D. in video understanding at the University of Amsterdam.
During his Ph.D. studies, he conducted a few industrial internships at Microsoft and Qualcomm.
Earlier on, he studied his M.Sc. in artificial intelligence at the University of Southampton in Southampton, the UK, and his B.Sc. in computer and system engineering at Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt.
During his Ph.D. studies, he gained industrial experience throughout research internships.
In 2020, he conducted a research internship at Microsoft in Redmond, U.S., where he devised a generative model to manipulate human face landmarks in videos.
While in 2019, he proposed a method for the efficient recognition of human actions in videos using contextual conditional gating.
Before his postgraduate studies, and for almost two years, he worked as a software development engineer at Breeze IT in Nottingham, U.K, and at ITWorx in Cairo, Egypt.
He is known for his competitiveness.
During his undergraduate studies, he competed in Imagine Cup, a software development competition for students, run by Microsoft.
In mid 2012, he and his team won the first place in the mobile development contents at Microsoft Imagine Cup competition in Sydney, Australia.
While in late 2012, he and his team won the third place in Imagine Cup Grant, with an angel funding of fifty thousand USD.
Trends in Recognizing Complex Human Activities in Videos
03.2020 – Invited by Prof. Dr. Mubarak Shah, University of Central Florida (Online, Covid-19)
Permutation Invariant Convolution for Recognizing Long-range Activities
01.2020 – Qualcomm AI Research
VideoEpitoma: Efficient Recognition of Long-range Actions
10.2019 – Qualcomm AI Research
Recent Advances in Understanding Long-range and Complex Actions
10.2019 – Guest Lecturer, University of Amsterdam
VideoGraph: Recognizing Minutes-long Human Activities
05.2019 – Qualcomm AI Research
Trends in Action Recognition
03.2019 – Guest Lecturer, University of Amsterdam
Timeception: Going Deeper with Temporal Convolutions
10.2018 – Qualcomm AI Research
Decoupled Spatio-Temporal Convolutions for Recognizing Actions in Long Videos
03.2018 – Qualcomm AI Research
Unified Embedding and Metric Learning for Zero-exemplar Event Detection
02.2017 – Qualcomm AI Research
The Story of This: Object-Instance Driven Video Description
04.2016 – Qualcomm AI Research
The Road to Start-up Your Idea
12.2012 – Social Innovation Summit, US
Winning the First Place in Microsoft Imagine Cup
10.2012 – Microsoft Middle East Annual Meeting, Turkey