Raffaele Perego is affiliated with the Institute of Information Science and Technologies in Italy and has contributed extensively to the field of Computer Science, with a focus on Artificial Intelligence, Information Systems, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Management Science and Operations Research, and Computer Networks and Communications.
Their scholarly output spans various topics including Topic Modeling, Expert Finding and Q&A Systems, Information Retrieval and Search Behavior, Advanced Image and Video Retrieval Techniques, Speech and Dialogue Systems, Data Quality and Management, and Semantic Web and Ontologies.
Recent publications highlight research in data indexing and retrieval methods. Notable papers include:
Perego has also contributed to edited volumes published by Springer Science+Business Media, including titles under the series Advances in Information Retrieval from 2021.
Frequent collaborators in their research include:
Publications by Perego have appeared regularly in key venues such as:
C. Lucchese;S. Orlando;R. Perego
Tiziano Fagni;Raffaele Perego;Fabrizio Silvestri;Salvatore Orlando
R. Baraglia;J.I. Hidalgo;R. Perego
Paolo Bolettieri;Andrea Esuli;Fabrizio Falchi;Claudio Lucchese
Salvatore Orlando;Paolo Palmerini;Raffaele Perego
Claudio Lucchese;Salvatore Orlando;Raffaele Perego;Fabrizio Silvestri
S. Orlando;P. Palmerini;R. Perego;F. Silvestri
Sean MacAvaney;Franco Maria Nardini;Raffaele Perego;Nicola Tonellotto
Igo Ramalho Brilhante;José Antônio Fernandes de Macêdo;Franco Maria Nardini;Raffaele Perego
Sean MacAvaney;Franco Maria Nardini;Raffaele Perego;Nicola Tonellotto
Michal Batko;Fabrizio Falchi;Claudio Lucchese;David Novak
Igo Brilhante;Jose Antonio Macedo;Franco Maria Nardini;Raffaele Perego
Diego Ceccarelli;Claudio Lucchese;Salvatore Orlando;Raffaele Perego
Paolo Cignoni;Claudio Montani;Raffaele Perego;Roberto Scopigno
Gabriele Capannini;Franco Maria Nardini;Raffaele Perego;Fabrizio Silvestri
Salvatore Orlando;Claudio Lucchese;Paolo Palmerini;Raffaele Perego
Domenico Dato;Claudio Lucchese;Franco Maria Nardini;Salvatore Orlando
Diego Ceccarelli;Claudio Lucchese;Salvatore Orlando;Raffaele Perego
Claudio Lucchese;Franco Maria Nardini;Salvatore Orlando;Raffaele Perego
Raffaele Perego;Fabrizio Sebastiani;Javed Aslam;Ian Ruthven
C. Montani;R. Perego;R. Scopigno
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