Md. Mahbubur Rahman

PhD Student in Computer Science

University of Wyoming

Peer Research Lab

Academic profile

I am a Computer Science PhD student and Graduate Research Assistant at the University of Wyoming, working with Dr. Yaqoob Majeed. My research focuses on computer vision, RGB-D perception, and AI for plant phenotyping. I also serve as Research Director at Peer Research Lab in Bangladesh.

Education

PhD in Computer Science, in progress

2025-01-01

University of Wyoming

MSc in Computer Science and Engineering

2016-01-01
2020-12-31

Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University

BSc in Computer Science and Engineering

2012-01-01
2016-12-31

Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University

Research interests

Computer vision RGB-D and 3D perception Plant phenotyping Temporal amodal completion Multimodal learning
Research

I develop computer vision methods that use RGB-D observations to study plant structure and growth. My current work brings together trait estimation, temporal evidence for recovering occluded leaves, and climate-informed representation learning.

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Research projects

CLFM: climate-informed representation learning

CLFM explores label-efficient plant trait prediction by bringing greenhouse images and climate measurements into a shared learning framework. Current development investigates …

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TAHAF: RGB-D plant phenotyping

TAHAF uses trait-adaptive hierarchical attention fusion to combine RGB and depth information for lettuce phenotyping in hydroponic systems.

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Temporal amodal leaf completion

This project investigates recovery of occluded plant leaves using RGB-D observations and an identity-matched history across days. The methodology separates mask reconstruction from …

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Selected publications
Teaching and lecture materials

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