Yinong Chen is affiliated with Arizona State University in the United States. Their research spans primarily across the fields of Computer Science and Engineering, with a focus on Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Control and Systems Engineering, Information Systems, and Computer Networks and Communications.
The scientist's work covers a range of topics, which include:
Yinong Chen has frequently published in several academic venues, namely:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Yinong Chen include:
Other related papers in the recent corpus (authored by frequent collaborators) cover topics such as multi-exposure image fusion and aspect-based sentiment classification, though these are by different primary authors:
Yinong Chen's frequent co-authors include:
The scientist has contributed to book publications with notable publishers such as Springer Nature and Springer Science+Business Media. Titles include "Advances in Simulation and Process Modelling" (2021) and "Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium for Intelligent Transportation and Smart City (ITASC)" (2023).
Xiaoying Bai;Wenli Dong;Wei-Tek Tsai;Yinong Chen
Yinong Chen;Zhihui Du;Marcos García-Acosta
H. Huang;W.-T. Tsai;R. Paul
Yinong Chen;Hualiang Hu
Wei-Tek Tsai;Dawei Zhang;Yinong Chen;Hai Huang
Guanqiu Qi;Guanqiu Qi;Zhiqin Zhu;Ke Erqinhu;Yinong Chen
Wei-Tek Tsai;Wu Li;J Elston;Yinong Chen
Xiaoying Bai;Shufang Lee;Wei-Tek Tsai;Yinong Chen
W.T. Tsai;Bingnan Xiao;R.A. Paul;Yinong Chen
W.T. Tsai;Xinyu Zhou;Yinong Chen;Xiaoying Bai
Wei-Tek Tsai;Yinong Chen;R. Paul;Hai Huang
Xiaoying Wang;Zhihui Du;Yinong Chen;Sanli Li
W.T. Tsai;Yann-Hang Lee;Zhibin Cao;Yinong Chen
Zhihui Du;Ligang He;Yinong Chen;Yu Xiao
W.T. Tsai;Y. Chen;R. Paul;N. Liao
W.T. Tsai;X. Wei;Y. Chen;B. Xiao
Zhihui Du;Weiqiang Yang;Yinong Chen;Xin Sun
W.T. Tsai;Chun Fan;Yinong Chen;R. Paul
Wei-Tek Tsai;Yinong Chen;R. Paul
W.T. Tsai;Chun Fan;Yinong Chen;R. Paul
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