The Electrical Engineering Signal and Information Processing (EESIP) seminar is a series of talks aimed at students and faculty in the signal processing area. We especially like to bring in experts from other fields to introduce us to possible application areas.
Talks are usually on Fridays at 11AM in Interschool, 750 Schapiro CEPSR unless otherwise noted. Below is a list of recent and currently-scheduled talks.
Monday September 16th 2013, 2PM
The Blame Game in Meeting Room Speech Recognition
Steven Wegmann
International Computer Science Institute, Berkeley CA
Tuesday May 21st 2013, 11AM
Identifying Cover Songs Using Information-Theoretic Measures of Similarity
Peter Foster
Queen Mary University of London
Thursday April 18th 2013, 11AM (in 414 CEPSR)
Passive acoustics for cetacean observations
Prof. Olivier Adam
University of Paris
Friday December 7th 2012, 11AM (in 414 CEPSR)
More like this: Machine learning approaches to music similarity
Brian McFee
Columbia
Friday November 9th 2012, 11AM
Hierarchical Spike Coding of Sound
Yan Karklin
NYU
Monday October 15th 2012, 2PM
Non-negative Hidden Markov Modeling of Audio
Gautham Mysore
Advanced Technology Labs at Adobe, San Francisco
Friday December 9th 2011
Identification of Similar Videos and Speakers
Xavier Anguera
Telefónica Research, Barcelona
Friday April 1st 2011
Schizophrenia and Depression: Evidence in Speech Prosody
Yonatan Vaizman
Interdisciplinary Center for Neural Computation
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.
Friday November 5th 2010
Geolocating Hand-Held Video
Hakjae Kim
University of Florida
Friday October 29th 2010
Bayesian Modeling of Audio
Matt Hoffman
Department of Statistics, Columbia University
Friday October 1st 2010
Re-purposing Musical Instruments As Synthesizer Controllers
Miller S. Puckette
Associate Director, Center for Research in Computing and the Arts (CRCA)
University of California, San Diego.