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Shafiqul Islam

Researcher at Xavier University of Louisiana

Publications -  259
Citations -  8499

Shafiqul Islam is an academic researcher from Xavier University of Louisiana. The author has contributed to research in topics: Adaptive control & Computer science. The author has an hindex of 42, co-authored 206 publications receiving 7637 citations. Previous affiliations of Shafiqul Islam include Khalifa University & Harvard University.

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Adaptive Control for Robot Manipulators using Multiple Parameter Models

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed multiple parameter models based adaptive switching control system for robot manipulators, which reduced the observer-controller gains by reducing modeling errors and uncertainties via identifying an appropriate control/model via choosing largest guaranteed decrease in the value of the Lyapunov function energy function.
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Robust Load Frequency Control for Smart Power Grid Over Open Distributed Communication Network with Uncertainty

TL;DR: This work develops delay dependent load frequency control scheme for multi-area smart power grid over open communication networks with the presence of uncertainty and unsymmetrical time varying delays and introduces Lyapunov based indirect method to establish stability criterion for LFC systems.
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A factorial study of the energy and moisture transfer processes at the land surface

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors investigated the interactions of the energy and moisture transfer processes at the land surface using factorial experimentation on a simple non-vegetated model and found that the response time is correlated with and a strong function of the moisture response time.
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Long Term HbA1c Prediction Using Multi-Stage CGM Data Analysis

TL;DR: A novel missing data estimation method has been proposed for a single data point, multiple data points, and entire day CGM data imputation to predict futuristic HbA1c levels 2–3 months in advance by using blood glucose data collected through continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensors and leveraging advanced feature extraction and machine learning techniques.