Annalisa Barla

Associate Professor

University of Genoa

Italy

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Annalisa Barla is an Associate Professor at the University of Genoa, Italy. Her research areas include artificial intelligence, network science, neuroscience, and machine learning, with a particular focus on Alzheimer's disease and climate prediction methods. Recent publications highlight her interdisciplinary work in characterizing academic collaboration networks and employing supervised learning techniques in various applications.

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Artificial intelligence and network science as tools to illustrate academic research evolution in interdisciplinary fields: The case of Italian design

Geometric Deep Learning Strategies for the Characterization of Academic Collaboration Networks

An overview of data integration in neuroscience with focus on Alzheimer's Disease

Introducing Temporal Correlation in Rainfall and Wind Prediction From Underwater Noise

Compounding Approaches for Wind Prediction From Underwater Noise by Supervised Learning

A Supervised Learning Approach for Rainfall Detection From Underwater Noise Analysis

A telescope GWAS analysis strategy, based on SNPs-genes-pathways ensamble and on multivariate algorithms, to characterize late onset Alzheimer’s disease

Transplantation Induces Profound Changes in the Transcriptional Asset of Hematopoietic Stem Cells: Identification of Specific Signatures Using Machine Learning Techniques

The hidden information in patient-reported outcomes and clinician-assessed outcomes: multiple sclerosis as a proof of concept of a machine learning approach

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Pauline Maillard

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