Emanuel Di Nardo

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Parthenope University of Naples

Italy

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Emanuel Di Nardo is an Assistant Professor at the University of Naples Parthenope, Italy. His research focuses on data-driven models in maritime performance, healthcare imaging with artificial intelligence, and machine learning methodologies for cancer prognosis. Recent publications include studies on predictive models for ship performance and innovative approaches to emotion recognition using AI technologies.

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Thomas E. Schellin

GERMANY

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Angelo Ciaramella

Professore Ordinario

Università degli Studi di Napoli Parthenope

ITALY

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Sören Ehlers

Hamburg University of Technology

GERMANY

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Articles (9)

A framework of a data-driven model for ship performance

Data-driven model assessment: A comparative study for ship response determination

A Data-Driven Model for Rapid CII Prediction

Competitive advantage in healthcare based on augmentation of clinical images with artificial intelligence: case study of the ‘Sambias’ project

A Comparative Study to Estimate Fuel Consumption: A Simplified Physical Approach against a Data-Driven Model

A new biomarker panel of ultraconserved long non-coding RNAs for bladder cancer prognosis by a machine learning based methodology

Power Prediction of a 15,000 TEU Containership: Deep-Learning Algorithm Compared to a Physical Model

Tracking vision transformer with class and regression tokens

Emotion recognition at the edge with AI specific low power architectures

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Thomas E. Schellin

Angelo Ciaramella

Sören Ehlers

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