Scholar
Hujun Yin
Google Scholar ID: 9H98hd8AAAAJ
School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The University of Manchester
Citations & Impact
Citations
3,218
H-index
26
i10-index
67
Publications
20
Co-authors
20
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Contact
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Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Winner of the IJCNN 2015 Time Series Prediction Competition (with Ouyang Yicun)
- Chair of IDEAL 2019 international conference
- Keynote/Plenary speaker at multiple international conferences (e.g., SOCO 2017/2018, HAIS 2013/2008, IEEE IST 2012, CBIC 2011)
- Senior Member of IEEE (since 2003)
- Turing Fellow
- Vice Chair of IEEE CIS UK-Ireland Chapter (since Sept 2019)
- Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics (since 2015)
- Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks (2006–2010)
- Editorial Board member of International Journal of Neural Systems (since 2005)
- Guest Editor for several special journal issues
- Member of EPSRC Peer Review College (since 2006)
Research Experience
- Taught various courses on machine learning and image processing since 1998
- DSP MSc Course Director (2017–2019)
- MEng Team Project Tutor (2011–2017)
- BEng Electronic Engineering Course Tutor (2000–2014)
- FSE Head of Business Engagement in AI and Big Data (since 2019)
- Partner of the UK ICA Research Network
- Invited seminars at numerous universities, DTI Outreach Programme, EPSRC workshops, and Neural Computing Application Forum
Background
- Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The University of Manchester
- Research interests include theories and applications of neural networks, self-organising networks, and deep learning
- Image/video processing, enhancement, classification, and face recognition
- Nonstationary signal processing, financial time series analysis and prediction
- Pattern recognition, data dimensionality reduction, and manifold learning
- Independent component analysis and blind deconvolution
- Multidimensional data analytics and visualisation
- Neuroinformatics and bioinformatics
