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Muhammad Owais Khan
Department of Computer Science, University of Science and Technology, Bannu
Summary
Muhammad Owais Khan is a curious tinkerer at heart, turning complex problems into elegant tech solutions. By day, he’s an AI-driven software engineer streamlining healthcare systems in Pakistan; by night, he’s a grad student at UST Bannu, geeking out over deep learning and teaching machines to understand emotions in Roman Urdu. With 5+ years in tech, he’s the guy who automated hospital paperwork (saving hours of tedious work) and boosted app visibility for startups using clever SEO magic. Python and TensorFlow are his playgrounds, but he’s just as happy diving into Excel macros or brainstorming how AI can simplify everyday tasks. When he’s not coding, you’ll find him building 3D games in Unity or laughing at the quirks of multilingual tech (he juggles English, Urdu, and Pashto effortlessly). Certifications in project management and digital marketing? Sure—but he’d rather talk about how tech can make life a little kinder, one automated workflow at a time. Let’s connect! Whether it’s AI, app optimization, or why Pashto poetry needs a chatbot, Owais is all ears.
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Open Access | Research Article | 17 May 2025
Enhancing Sentiment Analysis of Roman Urdu Using Augmentation Techniques and Deep Learning Models
ICCK Transactions on Advanced Computing and Systems | Volume 2, Issue 2: 1-16, 2025 | DOI: 10.62762/TACS.2025.190575
Abstract
Roman Urdu sentiment analysis faces significant challenges due to transliteration inconsistencies, informal language usage, and the lack of labeled datasets. This study proposes a novel framework that addresses these challenges by combining advanced data preprocessing techniques and data augmentation strategies such as synonym replacement, back-translation, and random word insertion. These methods enhance dataset diversity, improving the model’s generalization ability. A rich Roman Urdu dataset was collected from diverse sources, including social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube), blogs, forums, and e-commerce sites, to capture a wide range of user opinions. Three deep learning... More >

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Enhancing Sentiment Analysis of Roman Urdu Using Augmentation Techniques and Deep Learning Models