Jong-Seok Lee

Assistant Professor

Sungkyunkwan University

South Korea

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Jong-Seok Lee is an Assistant Professor at Sungkyunkwan University - Suwon Campus in South Korea. His research focuses on areas such as deep learning, data classification, and process optimization, as evidenced by his recent articles. Notable contributions include work on extending classification margins for out-of-distribution samples and developing methods for identifying shipping emissions.

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Gently Sloped and Extended Classification Margin for Overconfidence Relaxation of Out-of-Distribution Samples

Quantifying Printing Quality for Printed Electrodes via Deep Learning and Spatial Association: Empowering Process Optimization

PFSC: Parameter-free sphere classifier for imbalanced data classification

Learning from class-imbalanced data using misclassification-focusing generative adversarial networks

A Systematic Approach to Identify Shipping Emissions Using Spatio-Temporally Resolved TROPOMI Data

BAND: BAgging noise detectors with application to semiconductor wafer denoising

Graph-based density peak merging for identifying multi-peak clusters

Maximizing AUC to learn weighted naive Bayes for imbalanced data classification

Learning From Imbalanced Data Using Triplet Adversarial Samples

Temporal Peak-Management and Clustering System for Sustainable Learning With Application to the Excimer Laser Annealing Process

Convergence analysis of connection center evolution and faster clustering

A Bayesian Approach to Predict Football Matches with Changed Home Advantage in Spectator-Free Matches after the COVID-19 Break

Exponential Loss Minimization for Learning Weighted Naive Bayes Classifiers

Further Improvement on Two-Way Cooperative Collaborative Filtering Approaches for the Binary Market Basket Data

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Michael Emmerich

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