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Ioannis Patras
Computer Vision
Machine Learning
Multimedia Analysis
Affective Computing
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
About
My expertise is in the area of Computer Vision and Machine learning with applications in Multimedia
Analysis and Affective Computing. My recent works and research interests are at the cross-roads of
Computer Vision and NLP designing methods for both recognition and controllable generation. My aspiration is to contribute to research towards AI systems that serve the greater good.
Research Performance Summary
1996-2025
Active Research Span
First Recorded Paper
Joint disparity and motion eld estimation in stereoscopic image sequences
Year:
1996
Citations:
52
Venue:
13th International Conference on Pattern Recognition
Latest Recorded Paper
Frequency-Guided Diffusion for Training-Free Text-Driven Image Translation
Year:
2025
Citations:
0
Venue:
N/A
Last 10 Years Publication Activity
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Publication Venues and Collaboration
Journal, Conference, and Book Publication Breakdown
Top Coauthors
Patras
Mezaris
Pantic
Research Impact by Period
Papers
31
Citations
129
Avg. Citations / Paper
4.2
H-Index
6
Papers
78
Citations
2127
Avg. Citations / Paper
27.3
H-Index
24
Papers
77
Citations
3856
Avg. Citations / Paper
50.1
H-Index
27
Papers
61
Citations
8592
Avg. Citations / Paper
140.9
H-Index
22
Papers
36
Citations
2072
Avg. Citations / Paper
57.6
H-Index
17
Papers
26
Citations
770
Avg. Citations / Paper
29.6
H-Index
13
Papers
4
Citations
62
Avg. Citations / Paper
15.5
H-Index
3
Contact and Professional Links
Detected Research Keywords
Facial Expression Recognition
Face Profile Image
Profile Image Sequences
Human Pose Estimation
Facial Action Unit
Support Tensor Machines
Video Concept Detection
Vision Language Models
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