Bensaid was born in Fes,Morocco in 1968,and graduated high school in this city in 1986.[8] He studied at the University of South Florida between 1988 and 1994,[9] from which he received a BS in information systems in 1990,an MS in computer engineering in 1992,and a PhD in computer science and engineering in 1994.[10] He also became a member of Phi Kappa Phi,Golden Key,and Tau Beta Pi honor societies.[11]
Bensaid,A.,Hall,L.O.,Bezdek,J.C.,Clarke,L.P.,Silbiger,M.L.,Arrington,J.A.,&Murtagh,F.R. (1996). Validity-guided (re)clustering with applications to image segmentation. IEEE Trans. Fuzzy Systems,4,112-123.
Kourdi,M.E.,Bensaid,A.,&Rachidi,T. (2004). Automatic Arabic Document Categorization Based On The Naive Bayes Algorithm. Semitic '04 Proceedings of the Workshop on Computational Approaches to Arabic Script-based Languages,51-58.
Bensaid,A.,Hall,L.O.,Bezdek,J.C.,&Clarke,L.P. (1996). Partially supervised clustering for image segmentation. Pattern Recognition,29,859-871.
Hall,L.O.,Bensaid,A.,Clarke,L.P.,Velthuizen,R.P.,Silbiger,M.L.,&Bezdek,J.C. (1992). A comparison of neural network and fuzzy clustering techniques in segmenting magnetic resonance images of the brain. IEEE transactions on neural networks,3 5,672-82.
Other roles and contributions
Amine Bensaid has also been an advisor to MAScIR,a national initiative led by the ministry of industry,trade and new technologies,to develop a market-oriented scientific and technological research platform in Morocco,president of the Moroccan Fulbright Alumni Association (MFAA),and chairman of the scientific and educational council and later vice-president of Anwaar,a non-profit association that supports the education of promising Moroccan students in science and technology.[19][20]
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