Computational Physiology Lab

F. Akbar, A.E. Bayraktaroglu, G. Gao, T. Grover, G. Mark, K. Storer, D.R. DaCunha Silva, R. Gutierrez-Osuna, Z. Wang, P. Buddharaju, N.C. Jones, I. Pavlidis, A. Wesley, and S. Zaman

In Proceedings of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2019)

May 4-9, 2019. Glasgow, UK. [Acceptance Rate: 23.8%]

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[C54] Who said monitoring is boring?

P. Buddharaju, D. Shastri, A. Mandapati, S. Vaidya, and I. Pavlidis

CHI’11 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

May 2011. Vancouver, British Columbia.

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[C50] A novel way to conduct human studies and do some good

P. Buddharaju, Y. Fujiki, I. Pavlidis, and E. Akleman

CHI’10 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

April 2010. Atlanta, Georgia.

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[C48] On enhancing cardiac pulse measurements through thermal imaging.

T. Bourlai, P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and B. Bass

Proceedings off the 9th International Conference on Information Technology and Applications in Biomedicine

November 2009.

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[C43] Physiological face recognition is coming of age

I. Pavlidis, and P. Buddharaju

IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition – CVPR 2009

June 2009. Miami Beach, Florida.

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[C29] Pose-invariant physiological face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

P. Buddharaju, I.T. Pavlidis, and P. Tsiamyrtzis

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshop – CVPRW’06

pp. 53-60, June 2006. New York, NY.

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[C26] Physiology-based face recognition

P. Buddharaju, I.T. Pavlidis, and P. Tsiamyrtzis

IEEE Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance – AVSS’05

pp. 354-359, September 2005. Lake Como, Italy.

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[C23] Automatic THErmal MOnitoring System (ATHEMOS) for deception detection

P. Buddharaju, J. Dowdall, P. Tsiamyrtzis, D. Shastri, I. Pavlidis, and M. G. Frank

Video Proceedings of the IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition – CVPR 2005

June 2005. San Diego, California.

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[C20] Face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and I.A. Kakadiaris

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshop – CVPRW’04

July 2004. Washington, DC.

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[A8] Face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and I. A. Kakadiaris

Abstracts of the 22nd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2005. Houston, Texas.

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[A5] Face recognition in the infrared spectrum

P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and I. A. Kakadiaris

Abstracts of the 21st Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research

February 2004. Houston, Texas.

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[B12] Face Recognition Under the Skin

P. Buddharaju and I. Pavlidis

Multibiometrics for Human Identification

pp. 74-92, 2011.

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[B10] Face recognition beyond the visible spectrum

P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and C. Manohar

Advances in Biometrics: Sensors, Algorithms and Systems

pp. 157-180, October 2007. Springer.

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[B7] Methodological Advances on Pulse Measurement through Functional Imaging

T. Bourlai, P. Buddharaju, I. Pavlidis, and Barbara Bass

Computational Surgery and Dual Training

pp. 101-121, 2010. Springer.

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[B6] Multispectral face recognition – fusion of visual imagery with physiological information

P. Buddharaju, and I. Pavlidis

Face Biometrics for Personal Identification: Multi-Sensory Multi-Modal Systems

pp. 91-108, 2007. Springer.

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[B5] Biometrics: Face recognition in thermal infrared

I. Pavlidis, P. Tsiamyrtzis, C. Manohar, and P. Buddharaju

Biomedical Engineering Handbook, 3rd Edition

pp. 1-15, 2006. CRC Press.

People / Dr. Pradeep Buddharaju

Responsibilities

Research Interests

[J49] BIOFEEDBACK ARRESTS SYMPATHETIC AND DRIVING BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS IN DISTRACTED DRIVING

[J46] Stress and productivity patterns of interrupted, synergistic, and antagonistic office activities

[J38] A Multimodal dataset for various forms of distracted driving

[J30] Fast by Nature - How Stress Patterns Define Human Experience and Performance in Dexterous Tasks

[J22] NEAT-o-Games: Blending physical activity and fun in the daily routine

[J18] Physiology-based face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

[C75] Email makes you sweat: Examining email interruptions and stress with thermal imaging

[C54] Who said monitoring is boring?

[C50] A novel way to conduct human studies and do some good

[C48] On enhancing cardiac pulse measurements through thermal imaging.

[C43] Physiological face recognition is coming of age

[C29] Pose-invariant physiological face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

[C26] Physiology-based face recognition

[C23] Automatic THErmal MOnitoring System (ATHEMOS) for deception detection

[C20] Face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

[A8] Face recognition in the thermal infrared spectrum

[A5] Face recognition in the infrared spectrum

[B12] Face Recognition Under the Skin

[B10] Face recognition beyond the visible spectrum

[B7] Methodological Advances on Pulse Measurement through Functional Imaging

[B6] Multispectral face recognition – fusion of visual imagery with physiological information

[B5] Biometrics: Face recognition in thermal infrared