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64
Citations
11682
World Ranking
2659
National Ranking
1319

Overview

Lynn Wilcox is affiliated with FX Palo Alto Laboratory in the United States, focusing their research primarily within the fields of Medicine and Neuroscience. Their work spans several subfields, including Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health, Surgery, and Cognitive Neuroscience.

Their research contributions emphasize key topics related to pediatric pain management and anesthesia, highlighting areas such as Pediatric Pain Management Techniques, Anesthesia and Pain Management, and the Pain Management and Placebo Effect. This thematic consistency suggests a specialized interest in the clinical and cognitive aspects of pain treatment and assessment.

Wilcox has published at least one recent paper titled "Pain Intensity Estimation from Mobile Video Using 2D and 3D Facial Keypoints" in 2020, featured in the arXiv repository hosted by Cornell University. This paper explores novel methods for estimating pain intensity using video analysis, a method that aligns with advances in both medicine and computational neuroscience.

Collaboratively, Wilcox has worked with a range of peers across related disciplines. Frequent co-authors include:

  • Matthew Lee
  • Lyndon Kennedy
  • Andreas Girgensohn
  • John Song En Lee
  • Chin Wen Tan

Their presence in a prominent preprint server such as arXiv indicates engagement with open scientific communication and interdisciplinary approaches that blend technology with medical research.

Wilcox's research areas and frequent collaborations reflect an integration of technological innovation with clinical applications, particularly focusing on pediatric populations in the context of pain management and anesthesia. Their multidisciplinary approach spans both basic and applied sciences, bridging traditional medical fields with emerging computational techniques.

Best Publications

  • System for the capture and replay of temporal data representing collaborative activities

    Thomas P. Moran;Scott L. Minneman;Steve R. Harrison;Donald G. Kimber

  • Temporal event clustering for digital photo collections

    Matthew Cooper;Jonathan Foote;Andreas Girgensohn;Lynn Wilcox

  • Wordspotting for voice editing and indexing

    Lynn D. Wilcox;Marcia A. Bush

  • A hidden Markov model framework for video segmentation using audio and image features

    J.S. Boreczky;L.D. Wilcox

  • Systems and methods for browsing multimedia content on small mobile devices

    Patrick Chiu;Maryam Kamvar;Tohru Fuse;Surapong Lertsithichai

  • Character and phoneme recognition based on probability clustering

    Lynn D. Wilcox;A. Lawrence Spitz

  • Methods and apparatuses for interactive similarity searching, retrieval and browsing of video

    Jonathan T. Foote;Andreas Girgensohn;Lynn Wilcox

  • Dynomite: a dynamically organized ink and audio notebook

    Lynn D. Wilcox;Bill N. Schilit;Nitin Sawhney

  • Dynomite: a dynamically organized ink and audio notebook

    Lynn Wilcox;Bill Schilit;Sara Bly;Patrick Chiu

  • Segmenting method of audio visual recording substance, computer storage medium and computer system

    T Foote Jonathan;Lynn D Wilcox;ティー. フート ジョナサン;ディー. ウィルコックス リン

  • METHOD SUMMARIZING VIDEO CONTENT

    Uchihashi Shingo;Jonathan T Foote;Wilcox Lynn D

  • Computer controlled display system using a timeline to control playback of temporal data representing collaborative activities

    Thomas P. Moran;Scott L. Minneman;Donald G. Kimber;Polle T. Zellweger

  • System and apparatus for notetaking with digital video and ink

    Patrick Chiu;Lynn Wilcox;Ashutosh Kapuskar

  • A semi-automatic approach to home video editing

    Andreas Girgensohn;John Boreczky;Patrick Chiu;John Doherty

  • SYSTEM FOR WRITING IN DIGITAL NOTEBOOK

    Wilcox Lynn D;Schilit William N;Sawhney Nitin;Sullivan Joseph W

  • Video enabled tele-presence control host

    Qiong Liu;Donald G Kimber;Jonathan T Foote;Chunyuan Liao

  • Systems and methods for filtering and/or viewing collaborative indexes of recorded media

    Laurent Denoue;Tohru Fuse;Patrick Chiu;Lynn D. Wilcox

  • Methods and interfaces for event timeline and logs of video streams

    Andreas Girgensohn;Frank M. Shipman;Lynn Wilcox

  • NoteLook: taking notes in meetings with digital video and ink

    Patrick Chiu;Ashutosh Kapuskar;Sarah Reitmeier;Lynn Wilcox

  • System and method for user monitoring interface of 3-D video streams from multiple cameras

    Hanning Zhou;Qiong Liu;Donald Kimber;Lynn Wilcox

Frequent Co-Authors

Andreas Girgensohn
Andreas Girgensohn FX Palo Alto Laboratory
Frank M. Shipman
Frank M. Shipman Texas A&M University
Patrick Chiu
Patrick Chiu FX Palo Alto Laboratory
Francine R. Chen
Francine R. Chen FX Palo Alto Laboratory
Jonathan Foote
Jonathan Foote FX Palo Alto Laboratory
Eleanor Rieffel
Eleanor Rieffel Ames Research Center
Laurent Denoue
Laurent Denoue Fuji Xerox (Japan)
Gene Golovchinsky
Gene Golovchinsky FX Palo Alto Laboratory
Timothy Bickmore
Timothy Bickmore Northeastern University
Bill N. Schilit
Bill N. Schilit Google (United States)

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