Viviana Patti is affiliated with the University of Turin in Italy and has contributed extensively to research in computer science and social sciences. Their scholarly output includes a strong focus on artificial intelligence within computational linguistics and communication, with substantial work also intersecting information systems and sociology.
Their research topics are centered on:
Viviana Patti has frequently published in several venues, including:
Some recent representative papers authored or co-authored by Patti include:
Co-authorship collaborations have been significant in Patti's career, with frequent collaborators including:
Patti's interdisciplinary work bridges computational techniques and social science questions, especially focusing on the detection and analysis of problematic online content such as hate speech and misinformation. Their research advances understanding of social media dynamics, applying machine learning and natural language processing to complex social phenomena.
Valerio Basile;Cristina Bosco;Elisabetta Fersini;Debora Nozza
Fabio Poletto;Valerio Basile;Manuela Sanguinetti;Cristina Bosco
Cristina Bosco;Viviana Patti;Andrea Bolioli
Emilio Sulis;Delia Irazú Hernández Farías;Paolo Rosso;Viviana Patti
Manuela Sanguinetti;Fabio Poletto;Cristina Bosco;Viviana Patti
Delia Irazú Hernańdez Farías;Viviana Patti;Paolo Rosso
Elisa Bassignana;Valerio Basile;Viviana Patti
Endang Wahyu Pamungkas;Valerio Basile;Viviana Patti
Francesco Barbieri;Valerio Basile;Danilo Croce;Malvina Nissim
Francesco Barbieri;Jose Camacho-Collados;Francesco Ronzano;Luis Espinosa Anke
M. Baldoni;C. Baroglio;A. Martelli;V. Patti
Valerio Basile;Andrea Bolioli;Malvina Nissim;Viviana Patti
Mariona Taulé;M. Antonia Martí;Francisco M. Rangel;Paolo Rosso
Matteo Baldoni;Cristina Baroglio;Viviana Patti;Paolo Rena
Mirko Lai;Alessandra Teresa Cignarella;Alessandra Teresa Cignarella;Delia Irazú Hernández Farías;Cristina Bosco
Endang Wahyu Pamungkas;Viviana Patti
Mirko Lai;Mirko Lai;Viviana Patti;Giancarlo Ruffo;Paolo Rosso
Matteo Baldoni;Cristina Baroglio;Amit K. Chopra;Nirmit Desai
Elisa Marengo;Matteo Baldoni;Cristina Baroglio;Amit K. Chopra
Endang Wahyu Pamungkas;Valerio Basile;Viviana Patti
Mariona Taulé;Maria Antònia Martí;Francisco M. Rangel Pardo;Paolo Rosso
Cristina Bosco;Viviana Patti;Andrea Bolioli
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