Jingling Xue is affiliated with the University of New South Wales in Australia. The primary field of study is Computer Science, with a focus across several subfields including Artificial Intelligence, Signal Processing, Software, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, and Computer Networks and Communications.
Their research explores diverse topics, encompassing Advanced Malware Detection Techniques, Security and Verification in Computing, Software Testing and Debugging Techniques, Advanced Neural Network Applications, Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques, Software Engineering Research, and Graph Theory and Algorithms.
They have contributed multiple papers to notable publication venues, with frequent appearances in the following journals and conference proceedings:
Examples of recent published works include:
Frequent co-authors in their research include Dongjie He, Hai Jin, Jingbo Lu, Xiaobing Feng, and Xiaofei Liao. The number of collaborations with these colleagues ranges from six to eleven coauthored works, indicating ongoing partnerships within their research community.
Yulei Sui;Jingling Xue
Jingling Xue
Xavier Vera;Björn Lisper;Jingling Xue
Yulei Sui;Ding Ye;Jingling Xue
Lian Li;Lin Gao;Jingling Xue
Hongtao Yu;Jingling Xue;Wei Huo;Xiaobing Feng
Yulei Sui;Ding Ye;Jingling Xue
Jingling Xue
Jingling Xue
X. Vera;B. Lisper;Jingling Xue
X. Vera;Jingling Xue
Lei Shang;Xinwei Xie;Jingling Xue
Xuejun Yang;Zhiyuan Wang;Jingling Xue;Yun Zhou
Xinwei Xie;Jingling Xue
Honglei Chen;Jingling Xue;Yuxia Zhang;Xiaobo Zhu
Yulei Sui;Jingling Xue
Tian Tan;Yue Li;Jingling Xue
Yi Lu;Lei Shang;Xinwei Xie;Jingling Xue
Hua Yan;Yulei Sui;Shiping Chen;Jingling Xue
Xavier Vera;Björn Lisper;Jingling Xue
Dongjie He;Lian Li;Lei Wang;Hengjie Zheng
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