Simone Calderara is affiliated with the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia in Italy. Their research activity centers primarily on the field of Computer Science, with a notable focus on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, where they have produced 71 publications. They also contribute extensively to the fields of Artificial Intelligence, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, Automotive Engineering, and Signal Processing.
The scientist's work spans multiple topics within these domains, including:
Simone Calderara has collaborated frequently with several coauthors, including Angelo Porrello with 47 joint publications, Rita Cucchiara (29), Lorenzo Bonicelli (23), Pietro Buzzega (16), and Matteo Boschini (11).
The venues where they most often publish include:
Some recent papers published by Simone Calderara are:
In addition to articles, they have contributed to book publications, such as the volume "Image Analysis and Processing - ICIAP 2022," published by Springer Science+Business Media in 2022.
Arnold W. M. Smeulders;Dung M. Chu;Rita Cucchiara;Simone Calderara
Davide Abati;Angelo Porrello;Simone Calderara;Rita Cucchiara
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Andrea Palazzi;Davide Abati;Simone Calderara;Francesco Solera
Matteo Fabbri;Fabio Lanzi;Simone Calderara;Andrea Palazzi
Davide Abati;Jakub Tomczak;Tijmen Blankevoort;Simone Calderara
Simone Calderara;Paolo Piccinini;Rita Cucchiara
Francesco Solera;Simone Calderara;Rita Cucchiara
Stefano Alletto;Andrea Palazzi;Francesco Solera;Simone Calderara
Vincenzo Lomonaco;Lorenzo Pellegrini;Andrea Cossu;Antonio Carta
P. Piccinini;S. Calderara;R. Cucchiara
Simone Calderara;Rudy Melli;Andrea Prati;Rita Cucchiara
Simone Calderara;Uri Heinemann;Andrea Prati;Rita Cucchiara
Simone Calderara;Paolo Piccinini;Rita Cucchiara
Pietro Buzzega;Matteo Boschini;Angelo Porrello;Simone Calderara
S. Calderara;R. Cucchiara;A. Prati
Pietro Buzzega;Matteo Boschini;Angelo Porrello;Davide Abati
Matteo Fabbri;Fabio Lanzi;Simone Calderara;Stefano Alletto
Matteo Fabbri;Guillem Brasó;Gianluca Maugeri;Orcun Cetintas
S Calderara;A Prati;R Cucchiara
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Guido Borghi;Matteo Fabbri;Roberto Vezzani;Simone Calderara
Francesco Solera;Simone Calderara;Rita Cucchiara
S. Calderara;R. Cucchiara;A. Prati
Stefano Alletto;Giuseppe Serra;Simone Calderara;Francesco Solera
Luca Bergamini;Mario Sposato;Marcello Pellicciari;Margherita Peruzzini
Pietro Buzzega;Matteo Boschini;Angelo Porrello;Davide Abati
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