Name
Affiliation
Papers
BOGDAN VLASENKO
Otto-von-Guericker Universität (OVGU), Magdeburg
19
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
24
235
12.72
Referers 
Referees 
References 
422
365
287
Search Limit
100422
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
Fusion of Acoustic and Linguistic Information using Supervised Autoencoder for Improved Emotion Recognition00.342021
Implementing Gender-Dependent Vowel-Level Analysis For Boosting Speech-Based Depression Recognition10.342017
Annotators' Agreement And Spontaneous Emotion Classification Performance30.382015
Location of an emotionally neutral region in valence-arousal space: Two-class vs. three-class cross corpora emotion recognition evaluations10.362014
Modeling phonetic pattern variability in favor of the creation of robust emotion classifiers for real-life applications180.612014
Analysis of significant dialog events in realistic human–computer interaction30.382014
Determining the Smallest Emotional Unit for Level of Arousal Classification40.382013
Parameter Optimization Issues for Cross-corpora Emotion Classification20.372013
Language Modeling of Nonverbal Vocalizations in Spontaneous Speech.10.482012
The Performance of the Speaking Rate Parameter in Emotion Recognition from Speech80.572012
Vowels formants analysis allows straightforward detection of high arousal emotions130.652011
Vowels Formants Analysis Allows Straightforward Detection Of High Arousal Acted And Spontaneous Emotions160.662011
Cross-Corpus Acoustic Emotion Recognition: Variances and Strategies621.832010
Heading toward to the natural way of human-machine interaction: the nimitek project70.542009
Processing Affected Speech Within Human Machine Interaction120.602009
Balancing Spoken Content Adaptation And Unit Length In The Recognition Of Emotion And Interest140.742008
Combining Speech Recognition And Acoustic Word Emotion Models For Robust Text-Independent Emotion Recognition160.792008
On the Influence of Phonetic Content Variation for Acoustic Emotion Recognition30.532008
Frame vs. Turn-Level: Emotion Recognition from Speech Considering Static and Dynamic Processing512.192007