Azadeh Abdollah Zadeh
Assistant Teaching Professor of Computer Science
Azadeh Abdollah Zadeh earned her PhD in Computer Engineering from Florida Atlantic University and is a dedicated researcher with a robust portfolio of publications in machine learning, data mining, and bioinformatics. Her work spans a variety of topics, including one-class classification, big data applications, facial emotion recognition using deep learning, gene analysis related to Parkinson's disease, and innovative methods for fraud detection and frequent item set mining. Azadeh's research interests lie in developing and optimizing classification techniques to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of data analysis across diverse and complex datasets. She is particularly focused on the comparative performance of one-class and binary classification systems, as well as the potential applications of these systems in real-world scenarios.