Dinh Tuan Tran

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Ritsumeikan University

Japan

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Dr. Dinh Tuan Tran is an Assistant Professor at Ritsumeikan University, Japan. His research areas include human-object interaction recognition, social network analysis using knowledge graphs, and the application of deep learning for behavior detection. He has published recent articles focusing on intelligent spaces, drone-based security, and efficient monitoring strategies.

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Ritsumeikan University

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Effective human–object interaction recognition for edge devices in intelligent space

A Novel Approach of Voterank-Based Knowledge Graph for Improvement of Multi-Attributes Influence Nodes on Social Networks

Evaluation of Human Behaviour Detection and Interaction with Information Projection for Drone-Based Night-Time Security

MonoIS3DLoc: Simulation to Reality Learning Based Monocular Instance Segmentation to 3D Objects Localization From Aerial View

Distinct Motion-Preserving Graph Convolutional Network for Two-Person Interaction Recognition

Mobile Module in Reconfigurable Intelligent Space: Applications and a Review of Developed Versions

An efficient in situ monitoring strategy for an active aquatic surface omni-directional sensing device

Investigation of the Mounting Position of a Wearable Robot Arm

Triple-Sigmoid Activation Function for Deep Open-Set Recognition

Inspection of the Most Suitable Approach and Information Projection Method for Interactions in the Night Flight of a Projector-Mounted Drone

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Joo-Ho Lee

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