Instructor’s name Yang Jie
Instructor’s gender is male
Title Professor.
Department School of Electronic Information and Electrical Engineering
p>Control Science and Engineering
Research direction Image processing and pattern recognition Yang Jie is currently the director of the Institute of Image Processing and Pattern Recognition of Shanghai Jiao Tong University. As the project leader, he has undertaken 3 National Natural Science Foundation projects, 3 National 863 High-tech Program projects, 3 973 Program sub-projects, 8 China-France-China-Japan-China-Korea-China-Singapore international cooperation projects, 1 major Shanghai project, and There are 5 municipal key projects, 1 National Economic and Trade Commission project, 1 Ministry of Education key project, and more than 30 other scientific research projects. 7 achievements won the second prize of China University Science and Technology Progress Award, the second prize of Shanghai Science and Technology Progress Award, the first prize of Shanghai Excellent Invention Competition, etc., and 14 national invention patents were authorized. Selected into the Ministry of Education’s “Cross-century Talents Training Plan”, “Funding Outstanding Young Teachers Plan”, “Backbone Teacher Plan”, Shanghai’s “Dawn Plan”, “Dawn Outstanding Scholars” and “Dawn Tracking Plan”. Served as a member of the Ministry of Information Industry’s “Eleventh Five-Year Plan” expert group, Shanghai technology foresight expert, director of the Shanghai System Simulation Society and director of the Intelligent Information Processing Professional Committee, director of the Shanghai Image and Graphics Society and director of the Pattern Recognition Professional Committee, and National Simulation Machine Society Deputy Secretary-General and editorial board member of 5 journals. He has published 2 monographs abroad and more than 400 papers in domestic and foreign academic journals and conferences, of which more than 160 were indexed by SCI and more than 190 by EI. The doctoral thesis he supervised was awarded the National Top 100 Excellent Doctoral Dissertations in 2008 and the Shanghai Excellent Doctoral Thesis in 2009. The master's thesis he supervised was awarded the Shanghai Excellent Master's Thesis. Main research fields and directions: video target detection and recognition, data fusion and data mining, intelligence theory and system application, and medical image processing.