THE LABORATORY
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The Multimedia Signal Processing Laboratory is active in research and teaching in the field of multimedia signal processing and applications. The main research activities are based on the development of algorithms and methods to process digital signals, from multimedia (audio, images and video), to physiological ones (EEG, Galvanic Skin Response, Heart rate, and so on).
Machine learning, genetic programming and optimization algorithms are the main techniques used to process and analyze the data.
RESEARCH AREAS
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The main research areas of the Multimedia Signal Processing Laboratory are image quality assessment, image complexity perception, affective signal processing, electroencephalographic signal processing, and misogyny and sexism detection in multimedia.
STUDENTS
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The Multimedia Signal Processing Laboratory proposes numerous research activities for Bachelor's and Master's Degree students in its main research areas.
Numerous activities involve an experimental phase, during which the students may approach new technologies for physiological signal acquisition.
Moreover, many projects have been proposed to provide a multidisciplinary approach to different research fields.
Recent news
- MMSP group participation in the 22nd International Conference of the Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence
- Congratulations to our students!
- Welcome to Ulises!
- MMSP Workshops co-located with the 22nd International Conference of the Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence
- Special Issue: “Algorithms for Virtual and Augmented Environments”
- Follow up on the “Hands-on Brain-Computer Interfaces” Workshop by Slobodan Tanackovic
- Workshop “Hands-on Brain-Computer Interfaces” by Slobodan Tanackovic, June 5th 2023, 9:00 AM
- Deadline extension of our Special Issue “AI-Based Biomedical Signal Processing”
- Special Issue: “AI-Based Biomedical Signal Processing”
- Deadline extension of our Special Issue “Real-Life Wearable EEG-Based BCI: Open Challenges”