Mahesh Inamdar

Mahesh Inamdar

AI Researcher
Medical Imaging
XAI | Uncertainty Quantification

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About

I am an AI researcher and engineer focused on building lightweight, reliable machine learning systems for real-world applications. My work spans data science, artificial intelligence, and computer vision, with an emphasis on robustness, interpretability, and scalability. I integrate advanced techniques such as explainable AI and develop methods for quantifying uncertainty to ensure trustworthy, high-performance models across diverse domains.

Research Focus

  • Lightweight and efficient machine learning models
  • Predictive modeling and anomaly detection
  • Algorithmic development for scalable and domain-adaptive AI systems
  • Model Interpretability & Explainability (XAI) and Uncertainty-Aware Modeling & Reliability
  • Multimodal Data Fusion & Learning
  • Hybrid AI (deep learning + classical ML)
  • Self-supervised and representation learning
  • Edge AI and efficient on-device inference for real-time applications
  • Small and efficient models for scalable deployment
  • Privacy-preserving and responsible AI (federated learning, trustworthy AI)
  • End-to-end ML pipeline development

Projects

Ischemic Brain Stroke Detection (CT)

This project presents a comprehensive suite of deep learning and machine learning models for the detection, localization, and classification of brain stroke from CT images. The work focuses on building clinically reliable AI systems by integrating uncertainty quantification and explainable AI into lightweight and efficient architectures. GitHub

  • Evolution of fuzzy logic in medical applications: methods, trends and clinical applications 2026
  • TrustNet: a lightweight network with integrated uncertainty quantification and quantitative explainable AI for ischemic stroke detection in CT images 2026 GitHub
  • A dual-stream deep learning architecture with adaptive random vector functional link for multi-center ischemic stroke classification 2025 GitHub
  • Tensor‐Based Weber Feature Representation of Brain CT Images for the Automated Classification of Ischemic Stroke 2025 GitHub
  • Dual Attention Mechanisms with Patch-Level Significance Embedding for Ischemic Stroke Classification in Brain CT Images 2025 GitHub
  • Simplistic refinement of self-supervised feature representations for classification of Brain strokes using contrastive learning on CT Images 2024 GitHub
  • A novel attention-based model for semantic segmentation of prostate glands using histopathological images 2023 GitHub
  • A review on computer aided diagnosis of acute brain stroke 2021
  • Research Collaborations