Graph Convolutional Networks with Random Weights
Independent implementation of a published GCN approach using randomly initialized (untrained) weights.
AI Researcher
I develop graph representation learning methods for multimodal intelligence and AI for healthcare.
I study how to learn the hidden graph structure connecting multimodal data — text, images, and clinical measurements — instead of assuming a fixed one, so models can propagate information the way the underlying system actually works.
This matters most in healthcare, where the true relationships between a patient's scans, tests, and records are rarely known in advance. My approach combines graph neural networks with geometric deep learning to make that structure-learning both theoretically grounded and computationally efficient.
Core areas of ongoing work and research interest, spanning graph-based representation learning and its application to multimodal and biomedical data.
Learning over graph-structured data, including information propagation and generalization behavior in GNN-based models.
Theory-driven, efficient processing of graph and non-Euclidean structured data.
Inferring latent graph topologies directly from heterogeneous, non-graph data.
Unifying textual, visual, and structured signals within graph-based representations.
Biomedical imaging and multimodal disease prediction from clinical and imaging data.
Thesis · Featured Research
Graph structure learning aims to discover the hidden relationships within data automatically, rather than relying on a human-defined graph — this matters most for multimodal data, where complex interactions run across textual, visual, and biological signals. This thesis develops two graph structure learning methods for non-graph multimodal data: one at the node level, one at the graph level.
Step 1 — Multimodal Disease Prediction
A node-level, dynamic, task-oriented graph structure learning model for predicting Alzheimer's and Autism from multimodal medical data. Outperforms the baseline on both datasets, with the best reported result on ABIDE against existing state-of-the-art methods.
Step 2 — Graph-based Visual Question Answering
The first multimodal approach to apply graph structure learning at the graph level, discovering the relational topology between textual and visual components. Competitive performance against the strongest existing graph-based methods on VQA v2.0.
Professional, teaching, and mentorship roles.
HoopadVision, Isfahan
University of Isfahan — Supervisor: Dr. Peyman Adibi
University of Isfahan — Supervisor: Dr. Saeed Ehsani
Arak University — Supervisor: Dr. Maryam Amiri
Yasan Academy
Independent, self-directed work outside the thesis.
Independent implementation of a published GCN approach using randomly initialized (untrained) weights.
University of Isfahan
Arak University