About
Manuel Mazzara is a professor of Computer Science at Innopolis University (Russia) with a research background in software engineering, service-oriented architectures and programming, concurrency theory, formal methods and software verification. He cooperated with european and US industry, plus governmental and inter governmental organizations such as the United Nations, always at the edge between science and software production. The work conducted by Manuel and his team in recent years focuses on the development of theories, methods, tools and programs covering the two major aspects of software engineering: the process side, describing how we develop software, and the product side, describing the results of this process.
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Publications (230)
- Design Pattern Prediction From Source Code Using LLM–Based Feature Engineering and SVM Classification Save
- A Spiking and Memory-Enhanced State-Space Model for Hyperspectral Image Classification Save
- Concept Disentangled Transformer for Hyperspectral Image Classification Save
- HGT-Autoscaler: Dependency-Aware Proactive Scaling of Microservices Using Heterogeneous Graph Transformers Save
- Iformer: Irregular Spatial–Spectral Transformer for Hyperspectral Image Classification Save
- Label-Free Land-Cover Mapping From Airborne LiDAR via SAM Distillation With Convolutional LoRA Adapters Save
- Relational Graph–Guided Selective State-Space Model for Hyperspectral Image Classification Save
- Saliency-Modulated Group Dynamic Attention for Hyperspectral Image Classification Save
- Spiking Morphological Mamba for Hyperspectral Image Classification Save
- WorldMamba: World-State Representation Learning for Hyperspectral Image Classification Save