GDGagiu Daniel-Gheorghe

Gagiu Daniel-Gheorghe

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Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    TV production application based on Artificial Intelligence specific algorithms

    by Gagiu Daniel-Gheorghe, Sendrescu Gheorghe-Dorin, Petcu Florina-Luminita, Cismaru Stefan-Irinel, Dumitrascu Razvan-George

    The paper proposes an application that integrates an artificial intelligence model and is intended for the television production environment. This uses a pre-trained model, capable of quickly and accurately identifying relevant video files in a vast archive. This process involves the automatic analysis of metadata and audio-visual content to detect the information sought in each file, resulting in a list of files that match the selection criteria made with the help of implemented YOLO-type algorithms. The application is powered by an artificial intelligence model that can be customized and continuously created through additional training, using input data provided by users. Thus, an efficient and adaptable solution is created, which optimizes archive management and improves the production flow. The proposed application aims to eliminate the time spent identifying audio-video material necessary for editing.


  • Open Access

    Detection of Personality Traits Using Handwriting and Deep Learning

    by Daniel Gagiu, Dorin Sendrescu

    A series of studies and research have shown the existence of a link between handwriting and a person’s personality traits. There are numerous fields that require a psychological assessment of individuals, where there is a need to determine personality traits in a faster and more efficient manner than that based on classic questionnaires or graphological analysis. The development of image processing and recognition algorithms based on machine learning and deep neural networks has led to a series of applications in the field of graphology. In the present study, a system for automatically extracting handwriting characteristics from written documents and correlating them with Myers–Briggs type indicator is implemented. The system has an architecture composed of three levels, the main level being formed by four convolutional neural networks. To train the networks, a database with different types of handwriting was created. The experimental results show an accuracy ranging between 89% and 96% for handwritten features’ recognition and results ranging between 83% and 91% in determining Myers–Briggs indicators.