Abdulrahman Kerim

I am currently a full-time lecturer at UCA and a researcher at the School of Computing and Communications at Lancaster University, United Kingdom.

I specialize in addressing computer vision models limitations in adverse conditions through game engine-generated synthetic datasets. My research focuses on developing novel synthetic-aware models for Visual Object Tracking, Semantic Segmentation, and Video Stabilization. I aim to revolutionize computer vision by bridging the gap between synthetic and real-world data, driving advancements in autonomous systems, surveillance, and robotics.

Seeking opportunities to contribute my expertise to cutting-edge organizations passionate about innovative research in computer vision.

Research Projects and Papers:

• Mobile Games Success and Failure: Mining the Hidden Factors
• NOVA: Rendering Virtual Worlds with Humans for Computer Vision Tasks
• Using Synthetic Data for Person Tracking Under Adverse Weather Conditions
• Recognition of Traffic Signs with Artificial Neural Networks: A Novel Dataset and Algorithm
• Silver: Novel Rendering Engine for Data Hungry Computer Vision Models
• Mobile Games Success and Failure: Mining the Hidden Factors
• Semantic Segmentation under Adverse Conditions: A Weather and Nighttime aware Synthetic Data-based Approach

Teaching (University BSc/MSc)

• Programming for Data Scientists (SCC461)
• Distributed Artificial Intelligence (SCC462)
• Board Game Design (FGCT4003)
• Gameplay Design and Programming (FGCT4016)
• Games Systems Design (FGTE5004)
• Final Major Project (FGTE6003)

My official website: drkerim.com

• PhD in Computer Science, Lancaster University, 2023 (expected)
• MSc in Computer Engineering, Hacettepe University, 2021
• BSc in Computer Engineering, Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University, 2018
• BSc in Electronics and Communication Engineering, Ankara Yildirim Beyazit University, 2017