Medical & Clinical Vision
Medical image classification, segmentation, and decision-support research across X-ray, MRI, CT, ultrasound, retinal imaging, and dermatology.
- Medical imaging
- Transfer learning
- Segmentation
- Clinical evaluation
COMPUTER VISION · MEDICAL AI · AI EDUCATION
Hello, I am
Ir., S.Kom., M.Kom., IPP, CSCU
AI Researcher and Computer Science Lecturer
My research connects medical imaging, efficient deep learning, and interpretable computer vision. I also turn these ideas into funded projects, learning tools, student mentoring, and community programmes.
Based in Indonesia · Open to research, education, and responsible AI collaboration

SIMEON AI LAB
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Explore the scientific questions, publications, funded work, academic service, and educational programmes behind the profile. Each activity is recorded once and linked where it is relevant.
My research asks how computer vision can remain accurate while becoming more efficient, interpretable, and useful in settings where data, computation, and trust are limited.
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ExploreThe records below are a static, verified snapshot of the public SINTA research-project listing. “Principal Investigator”, “Co-Investigator”, and “Research Member” are not treated as interchangeable.
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ExploreResearch
The work moves from visual feature learning to efficient, explainable, and socially relevant AI.
Medical image classification, segmentation, and decision-support research across X-ray, MRI, CT, ultrasound, retinal imaging, and dermatology.
Feature-space efficiency, lightweight architectures, dimensionality reduction, and model design for constrained computational settings.
Attention mechanisms, visual explanations, evaluation beyond accuracy, and responsible framing for high-stakes use.
Interactive demonstrations, teacher development, student mentoring, and ways to make AI concepts observable and teachable.
Research trajectory
Comparative machine learning and transfer-learning experiments across health, agriculture, and visual-recognition tasks.
Medical imaging, visual feature extraction, attention mechanisms, and efficiency-oriented architecture studies.
Funded projects on paediatric pneumonia, skin-image feature spaces, and collaborative health AI.
Reliable, efficient, and explainable computer vision under limited and heterogeneous data.
Projects & Funding
Project leadership and team membership are separated to avoid overstating contribution.
A funded study examining how swarm-intelligence-based dimensionality reduction can characterize and streamline convolutional feature spaces for skin-image analysis.
A principal-investigator project studying ConvNeXt-based classification for paediatric chest X-ray pneumonia detection.
Publications
IEEE conference proceedings
Google ScholarConference proceedings
Google ScholarITEGAM-JETIA
Google ScholarImpact
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A practical programme in Samarinda focused on coding, artificial intelligence, and classroom-ready digital learning for educators.
Fugo Hotel, SamarindaLearn moreA teacher-development session introducing computational thinking, coding concepts, and artificial intelligence through practical classroom-oriented examples.
SMK Negeri 6 MalangLearn moreAn educator workshop connecting computational-thinking principles with accessible classroom activities and digital learning.
SMAK St. Albertus, MalangLearn moreAcademic Service
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For research collaboration, laboratory discussion, invited speaking, educator development, academic review, or applied AI prototyping.