I am an AI researcher specializing in Large Language Models, Natural Language Processing, multilingual machine translation, multimodal artificial intelligence, knowledge representation, semantic AI, and intelligent multimodal systems.
My research focuses on transformer model development, Arabic language technologies, distributed GPU training on high-performance computing platforms, model optimization, and efficient AI deployment.
My long-term research objective is to develop efficient, trustworthy, and multimodal AI systems that integrate language understanding, knowledge representation, and human-centered interaction.
- Large Language Models
- Natural Language Processing
- Machine Translation
- Multilingual and low-resource language technologies
- Arabic language technologies
- Multimodal artificial intelligence
- Knowledge-enhanced AI
- Knowledge representation and semantic technologies
- Embodied artificial intelligence
- Human–computer interaction
- Extended Reality
- Transformer optimization and efficient deployment
- High-performance and distributed computing
A reproducible pipeline for filtering, processing, and automatically vocalizing Arabic–English parallel data for machine translation, Arabic diacritization, and Arabic NLP research.
A public research overview of an ongoing study examining the effects of Arabic diacritization and character-level versus word-level tokenization on bidirectional Arabic–English neural machine translation. The manuscript is currently under peer review, while the complete experimental materials remain private during the review process.
A reproducible research project evaluating Arabic–English machine translation systems using lexical and semantic metrics, including BLEU, chrF++, BERTScore, SBERT, and COMET.
A work-in-progress revision of a study comparing models trained from scratch with multilingual pretrained Transformer models for Arabic–English machine translation. The experimental design, results, and conclusions are currently being reassessed and validated.
A historical research portfolio documenting my MSc research on ontology-based adaptive assessment, semantic reasoning, Arabic financial-accounting knowledge representation, and comparison with Item Response Theory. The work resulted in three peer-reviewed publications.
A collection of implementation-oriented notebooks covering artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, natural language processing, deep learning, and computer vision.
A proposed hybrid edge–cloud framework for context-aware language agents in Extended Reality environments. The framework combines on-device multimodal perception with cloud-based semantic reasoning using Large Language Models.
The research investigates model quantization, knowledge distillation, anticipatory dialogue prediction, multimodal interaction, response latency, user trust, presence, and cognitive load.
Research on ontology-driven adaptive examination systems using OWL, SPARQL, semantic reasoning, and domain-specific knowledge representation for personalized computer-based assessment.
- Author of peer-reviewed research in Arabic NLP, machine translation, knowledge representation, semantic technologies, and adaptive learning systems.
- Published and accepted research on vocalized Arabic–English parallel data for machine translation and diacritization.
- Two first-author journal manuscripts are currently under peer review, and an additional machine translation study is undergoing substantial revision before resubmission.
- Conducted large-scale distributed GPU experiments using the Bibliotheca Alexandrina High-Performance Computing cluster.
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Vocalized Arabic–English Parallel Corpus: A High-Quality Resource for Machine Translation and Diacritization
E. Khater, M. E. Shehab, M. Aborezqa, and K. Mahar.
International Conference on Computer Technology and Applications (ICCTA 2025). -
Arabic Ontology Model for Financial Accounting
E. Khater, A. Hegazy, and M. Sakre.
International Conference on Soft Computing and Software Engineering (SCSE 2015).
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Ontology-Based Adaptive Examination System in E-Learning Management Systems
E. Khater, A. Hegazy, and M. E. Shehab.
IEEE Seventh International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Information Systems (ICICIS 2015).
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Comparing Ontology-Based and Item Response Theory in Computer Adaptive Testing
E. Khater, A. Hegazy, and M. E. Shehab.
IEEE Seventh International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Information Systems (ICICIS 2015).
Programming Languages: Python, C++, C#, SQL, JavaScript
AI and Machine Learning: PyTorch, TensorFlow, Hugging Face Transformers, scikit-learn
Natural Language Processing: MarianMT, NLLB-200, multilingual Transformers, Sentence Transformers
Evaluation: BLEU, chrF, BERTScore, SBERT, COMET
Model Optimization: Quantization, knowledge distillation, BitsAndBytes, SparseGPT, AWQ
High-Performance Computing: Linux, CUDA, SLURM, distributed GPU training
Deployment and Development: Docker, Git, GitHub, ONNX Runtime, TensorRT, Jupyter Notebook, Google Colab
Knowledge and Semantic Technologies: RDF, OWL, SPARQL, Protégé, Neo4j
Data Analytics: pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Power BI, R, statistical modeling
Additional Technologies: Angular, Node.js, ArcGIS, Google Earth Engine
I have taught and supported undergraduate and professional courses in:
- Natural Language Processing
- Machine Learning
- Artificial Intelligence
- Deep Learning for NLP
- Python programming
- Data exploration
- Data structures
- Object-oriented programming
- Computer architecture
I have also supervised undergraduate capstone and research projects in NLP, Large Language Models, and intelligent systems.
My current work investigates multilingual Large Language Models, transformer optimization, Arabic–English machine translation, knowledge-enhanced AI, and multimodal language systems.
I am particularly interested in developing efficient and trustworthy AI models that combine semantic understanding, multimodal perception, knowledge representation, and human-centered interaction.
I am interested in funded PhD and research opportunities related to:
- Large Language Models
- Natural Language Processing
- Machine Translation
- Multilingual and Arabic language technologies
- Multimodal artificial intelligence
- Knowledge-enhanced and semantic AI
- Embodied AI and Extended Reality
- Human–computer interaction
- Efficient model training and deployment
- Email: emansafwatm@gmail.com
- LinkedIn: Eman Khater
- GitHub: emansafwatm
- Google Scholar: Eman Khater
- ORCID: 0000-0003-2291-1166