Xiangzhen Kong
Department / Institute
RESEARCH PROFILE
Xiangzhen Kong received his B.Eng. from School of Computer Science and Technology at Wuhan University of Technology, China in 2012. He joined HTI Group at the Department of Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences as a Ph.D. student since September 1st 2015.
His research topic now is “Modelling the Temporal Behavior of Human Color Vision for Lighting Applications”, which is supervised by Prof. Dr. Ingrid Heynderickx and Dr. Ingrid Vogels from the faculty Industrial Engineering & Innovation Sciences (HTI Group) at Tu/e. The project aims to build a model to describe the perception of temporally modulated colored light. The project is also a collaboration with the CIE Technical Committee TC 1-83 "Visual Aspects of Time-Modulated Lighting Systems" (lead by Dragan Sekulovski), which aims at defining recommendations and standards for temporally modulated lighting systems.
Recent Publications
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Xiangzhen Kong,Christophe Martinsons,Maria Nilsson Tengelin,Ingrid E.J. Heynderickx
Dependence of Temporal Frequency and Chromaticity on the Visibility of the Phantom Array Effect
(2023) -
Hui Li,Xiaoguo Liang,Hao Yin,Lingwei Xu,Xiangzhen Kong,T. Aaron Gulliver
Multi-object Tracking via Discriminative Embeddings for the Internet of Things
IEEE Internet of Things Journal (2023) -
Wei Kong,Yun Liu,Hui Li,Chuanxu Wang,Ye Tao,Xiangzhen Kong
GSTA: Pedestrian trajectory prediction based on global spatio-temporal association of graph attention network
Pattern Recognition Letters (2022) -
Xiangzhen Kong,M. Perz,Christophe Martinsons,Maria Nilsson Tengelin,Ingrid E.J. Heynderickx
Towards Modelling the Visibility of the Phantom Array Effect
(2022) -
Xiangzhen Kong
Modeling the Temporal Behavior of Human Color Vision for Lighting Applications
(2021)
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