Jin Chen
is currently a fifth-year Ph.D student in the
Department of
Computer Science & Engineering at
Lehigh University. He is a research assistant of Pattern
Recognition Lab (PatRec
Lab).
Before he joined Lehigh, he received a bachelor's
degree from Nanjing University of Sci. & Tech. (NJUST) in China,
2006. Then he served as a software engineer for one year at SNDA
Inc.
In fall 2007, he joined Lehigh as a Ph.D student working with his
advisor Professor Dan
Lopresti. Having entered the Ph.D
candidacy recently, he expects to graudate by May 2012.
His
research
interests include handwritten biometric security, off-line handwriting
recognition, noisy document analysis. His thesis is on modeling
document metadata for document analysis research.
What's New
- Resume
is now available.
- From the Fall 2011, I will be in charge of organizing the Graduate Research Seminar Series.
Graduate Research Seminar
Series
All Ph.D. students in Computer
Science or Computer Engineering working with CSE faculty members are
invited to deliver a short 15-minute talk. As you may recall, these
presentations take place on Friday at noon and include a pizza lunch
provided by the CSE Department. This is great opportunity for you to
share your ideas, collect feedback, and practice your presentation
skills. If you have an upcoming conference presentation, you might
consider making this a practice talk.
If interested, please send me 2-3 Fridays during the Fall you prefer,
as well as a title and an abstract for your talk and a short bio of
yourself.
Publications
- "A Model-based Ruling Line Detection Algorithm for Noisy
Handwritten Documents," J.
Chen, D.
Lopresti, to appear in the Proceedings of the 11th
International Conference on Document Analysis and
Recognition, Beijing, China, September, 2011. [pdf]
- "Table Detection in Noisy Off-line Handwritten Documents,"
J. Chen, D. Lopresti, to
appear in the Proceedings of the 11th
International Conference on Document Analysis and
Recognition, Beijing, China, September, 2011. [pdf]
- "A Real-World Noisy Unstructured Handwritten Notebook Corpus
for Document Image Analysis Research", J. Chen, D. Lopresti, B.
Lamiroy, to apear in the Proceedings of the Joint Workshop on Multilingual OCR and
Analytics for Noisy Unstructured Text Data, Beijing,
China, September, 2011. [pdf]
- "Using Perturbed Handwriting to Support Writer
Identification in the Presence of Severe Data Constraints," J. Chen, W.
Cheng, D. Lopresti.
In the Proceedings of the
Document
Recognition and Retrieval XVIII (IS&T/SPIE International Symposium
on Electronic Imaging), San Francisco, CA, January, 2011. [pdf]
[slides]
- "Ruling Line Detection and Removal," E.
Kavallieratou, D. Lopresti, J. Chen. in the Proceedings of the Document
Recognition and Retrieval XVIII (IS&T/SPIE International Symposium
on Electronic Imaging), San Francisco, CA, January, 2011.
- "The Impact of Ruling Lines on Writer Identification," J.
Chen, D.
Lopresti, E.
Kavallieratou. in the
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Frontiers in
Handwriting Recognition, Kolkata, India, November, 2010. [pdf]
- "Gabor Features for Offline Arabic Handwriting
Recognition," J.
Chen, H. Cao, R.
Prasad, A. Bhardwaj,
P.
Natarajan. in the Proceedings of the 9th
International Workshop on Document Analysis Systems, Cambridge,
MA, June, 2010. [pdf]
[slides].
- "On the Usability and Security of
Pseudo-signatures," J.
Chen, D.
Lopresti, in the
Proceedings of Document Recognition
and Retrieval XVII (IS&T/SPIE International Symposium on Electronic
Imaging), San
Jose, CA, Janunary, 2010 [pdf]
[slides].
- "Towards
Resisting Forgery Attacks via Pseudo-Signatures," J.
Chen, D.
Lopresti
and F.
Monrose, in the
Proceedings of the 10th
International Conference on Document Analysis and
Recognition, Barcelona, Spain, July, 2009. [pdf] [slides]
- "Pseudo-Signatures
as a Biometric," J.
Chen, D.
Lopresti, L.
Ballard and F.
Monrose, in the Proceedings of IEEE Second International
Conference on Biometrics: Theory, Applications and Systems. Hyatt Regency City, WA, September,
2008. [pdf]
- "Biometric
Key
Generation Using Pseudo-Signatures," L.
Ballard, J. Chen, D.
Lopresti,
and F. Monrose, in
the Proceedings of the 11th
International Conference of Frontier
Handwriting Recognition. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, August,
2008. [pdf]
Technical Reports
- "Handwritten
Biometric Systems and Their Robustness Evaluation: a Survey," Jin Chen, 2009. LU-CSE-09-005.
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- Mailing Address:
Department
of Computer Science and Engineering
Lehigh University
19 Memorial Drive West
Bethlehem, PA 18015, USA
- Office:
Packard Lab 400, phone: (610)758-5784
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