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Dr. Mark Karam

PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Dr. Mark Karam is a member of the ICCC alumni community. Documented research areas include recurrent neural networks and nonlinear modeling.

Selected published work: “Development of a Model-Based Dynamic Recurrent Neural Network for Modeling Nonlinear Systems” (2007). Publication details and links are listed below.

Education

  • Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Research statistics

Verified ICCC collection

Documented research records
7
Publication records
7
Degree research records
0

Indexed citation figures

Indexed research works
27
Citations to indexed works · all years
187
Citations received · 2024–2026
30
  1. 202413
  2. 202511
  3. 20266

Annual citations: 2024: 13 · 2025: 11 · 2026: 6. Retrieved 2026-10-24. Source 1Checked 2026-10-24

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Research & Publications

7 research works · Newest first

Authored and co-authored publications, with authors shown in the source order. This list reflects the records currently verified by ICCC and may not be complete.

2007 · Fourth International Conference on Information Technology (ITNG'07)

Development of a Model-Based Dynamic Recurrent Neural Network for Modeling Nonlinear Systems

MARC KARAM, MOHAMED A. ZOHDY

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Start here · New researcher guide

A reading workflow, not an author-verified summary. Confirm all details in the original publication.

  1. Check the fit. Read the abstract and introduction. Write down the research question and explain how it relates to your idea.
  2. Understand the method. Identify the approach, assumptions, data and evaluation measures in the paper.
  3. Check reproducibility. Look for linked code, datasets and supplementary material. Availability has not been verified by ICCC.
  4. Find your next question. Read limitations and future work. Propose one extension and check newer literature before claiming a research gap.
  5. Plan a first experiment. Define a baseline, the change you will test and a measurable outcome. Discuss feasibility with your supervisor.

For questions or collaboration, visit the member profile and use a listed contact channel. Authorship and collaboration require agreement.

2007 · 2007 Thirty-Ninth Southeastern Symposium on System Theory

Developing the Theory of a Model-Based Dynamic Recurrent Neural Network

Marc Karam, Mohamed A. Zohdy

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Start here · New researcher guide

A reading workflow, not an author-verified summary. Confirm all details in the original publication.

  1. Check the fit. Read the abstract and introduction. Write down the research question and explain how it relates to your idea.
  2. Understand the method. Identify the approach, assumptions, data and evaluation measures in the paper.
  3. Check reproducibility. Look for linked code, datasets and supplementary material. Availability has not been verified by ICCC.
  4. Find your next question. Read limitations and future work. Propose one extension and check newer literature before claiming a research gap.
  5. Plan a first experiment. Define a baseline, the change you will test and a measurable outcome. Discuss feasibility with your supervisor.

For questions or collaboration, visit the member profile and use a listed contact channel. Authorship and collaboration require agreement.

2004 · Southeastern Symposium on System Theory (SSST)

Performance enhancement of a fourier/hopflield neural network for nonlinear periodic systems representation

Kevin White, Marc Karam, M. Sami Fadali

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OpenAlex: 0 citations Source ↗

Start here · New researcher guide

A reading workflow, not an author-verified summary. Confirm all details in the original publication.

  1. Check the fit. Read the abstract and introduction. Write down the research question and explain how it relates to your idea.
  2. Understand the method. Identify the approach, assumptions, data and evaluation measures in the paper.
  3. Check reproducibility. Look for linked code, datasets and supplementary material. Availability has not been verified by ICCC.
  4. Find your next question. Read limitations and future work. Propose one extension and check newer literature before claiming a research gap.
  5. Plan a first experiment. Define a baseline, the change you will test and a measurable outcome. Discuss feasibility with your supervisor.

For questions or collaboration, visit the member profile and use a listed contact channel. Authorship and collaboration require agreement.

2003 · Southeastern Symposium on System Theory (SSST)

A Fourier/Hopfield neural network for identification of nonlinear periodic systems

Marc Karam, M. Sami Fadali, Kevin White

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OpenAlex: 10 citations Source ↗

Start here · New researcher guide

A reading workflow, not an author-verified summary. Confirm all details in the original publication.

  1. Check the fit. Read the abstract and introduction. Write down the research question and explain how it relates to your idea.
  2. Understand the method. Identify the approach, assumptions, data and evaluation measures in the paper.
  3. Check reproducibility. Look for linked code, datasets and supplementary material. Availability has not been verified by ICCC.
  4. Find your next question. Read limitations and future work. Propose one extension and check newer literature before claiming a research gap.
  5. Plan a first experiment. Define a baseline, the change you will test and a measurable outcome. Discuss feasibility with your supervisor.

For questions or collaboration, visit the member profile and use a listed contact channel. Authorship and collaboration require agreement.

2002 · IEEE International Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems (MWSCAS)

System identification using a Fourier/Hopfield neural network

Marc Karam, M. Sami Fadali

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OpenAlex: 3 citations Source ↗

Start here · New researcher guide

A reading workflow, not an author-verified summary. Confirm all details in the original publication.

  1. Check the fit. Read the abstract and introduction. Write down the research question and explain how it relates to your idea.
  2. Understand the method. Identify the approach, assumptions, data and evaluation measures in the paper.
  3. Check reproducibility. Look for linked code, datasets and supplementary material. Availability has not been verified by ICCC.
  4. Find your next question. Read limitations and future work. Propose one extension and check newer literature before claiming a research gap.
  5. Plan a first experiment. Define a baseline, the change you will test and a measurable outcome. Discuss feasibility with your supervisor.

For questions or collaboration, visit the member profile and use a listed contact channel. Authorship and collaboration require agreement.

1999 · Computer Standards & Interfaces

Computational results on recurrent dynamic neural network for signal analysis

Marc Karam, Mohamed A. Zohdy, Hoda S. Abdel-Aty-Zohdy

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OpenAlex: 0 citations Source ↗

Start here · New researcher guide

A reading workflow, not an author-verified summary. Confirm all details in the original publication.

  1. Check the fit. Read the abstract and introduction. Write down the research question and explain how it relates to your idea.
  2. Understand the method. Identify the approach, assumptions, data and evaluation measures in the paper.
  3. Check reproducibility. Look for linked code, datasets and supplementary material. Availability has not been verified by ICCC.
  4. Find your next question. Read limitations and future work. Propose one extension and check newer literature before claiming a research gap.
  5. Plan a first experiment. Define a baseline, the change you will test and a measurable outcome. Discuss feasibility with your supervisor.

For questions or collaboration, visit the member profile and use a listed contact channel. Authorship and collaboration require agreement.

1997 · Neurocomputing

A recurrent dynamic neural network for noisy signal representation

Mohamed A. Zohdy, Marc Karam, Hoda S. Abdel-Aty Zohdy

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OpenAlex: 17 citations Source ↗

Start here · New researcher guide

A reading workflow, not an author-verified summary. Confirm all details in the original publication.

  1. Check the fit. Read the abstract and introduction. Write down the research question and explain how it relates to your idea.
  2. Understand the method. Identify the approach, assumptions, data and evaluation measures in the paper.
  3. Check reproducibility. Look for linked code, datasets and supplementary material. Availability has not been verified by ICCC.
  4. Find your next question. Read limitations and future work. Propose one extension and check newer literature before claiming a research gap.
  5. Plan a first experiment. Define a baseline, the change you will test and a measurable outcome. Discuss feasibility with your supervisor.

For questions or collaboration, visit the member profile and use a listed contact channel. Authorship and collaboration require agreement.

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