Profile Yousri Kessentini

First Name
Yousri

Last Name
Kessentini

Address
Technopole of Sfax, PO Box 275, Sakiet Ezzit, 3021 Sfax - Tunisia

Zip code
3038

Biography
Yousri KESSENTINI is Associate Professor at the Digital Research Center of Sfax (CRNS) and the head of the DeepVision research team. He received his Ph.D. degree in the field of pattern recognition from the University of Rouen, France in 2009. He was postdoctoral researcher at ITESOFT company and LITIS laboratory from 2011 to 2013. He is certified as an official instructor and ambassador from the NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute. His main research areas concern deep learning, document processing and recognition, data fusion, and computer vision. He has participated in several research projects and technology transfer projects. He has published more than 60 papers in international conferences and journals. He is also a reviewer for several international conferences and journals in the field of pattern recognition and computer vision.
Scientific publications
Title Cited by Year
Out of vocabulary word detection and recovery in Arabic handwritten text recognition
SK Jemni, Y Kessentini, S Kanoun
Pattern Recognition 93, 507-520, 2019

26 2019
DL4DED: Deep learning for depressive episode detection on mobile devices
A Mdhaffar, F Cherif, Y Kessentini, M Maalej, JB Thabet, M Maalej, ...
International Conference on Smart Homes and Health Telematics, 109-121, 2019

15 2019
Improving person re-identification by combining Siamese convolutional neural network and re-ranking process
N Mansouri, S Ammar, Y Kessentini
2019 16th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based …, 2019

6 2019
Improving person re-identification by background subtraction using two-stream convolutional networks
M Ghorbel, S Ammar, Y Kessentini, M Jmaiel
International Conference on Image Analysis and Recognition, 345-356, 2019

6 2019
Hybrid HMM/DNN system for Arabic handwriting keyword spotting
A Cheikh Rouhou, Y Kessentini, S Kanoun
International Conference on Image Analysis and Recognition, 216-227, 2019

4 2019