On behalf of the organising committee and the IEEE AASP TC,* we invite you to consider the first Bird Audio Detection Challenge: https://machine-listening.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/bird-audio-detection-challenge/ Detecting bird sounds in audio is an important basic task in various applications. The current generation of …
Researchers at the Machine Listening Lab at QMUL won three of five awards at the 2016 International Symposium on Music Information Retrieval! “Best Student Paper” was awarded to Maria Panteli, Emmanouil Benetos and Simon Dixon: Learning a Feature Space for …
A new collaborative project that will address the problem of automatic transcription of multiple singers has been launched by Queen Mary University of London and Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS – Brazil). The £24k project, entitled “Automatic …
To celebrate the new Machine Listening Lab, we’re pleased to announce an afternoon with two invited seminars from distinguished researchers – specialising in speech and in natural sound: 14:00: Prof Yiannis Stylianou (University of Crete, Greece) Adaptive sinusoidal modeling 14:50: …
Research workshop, QMUL, London Monday 19 September 2016 Location TBD Have you uncovered a “horse” in your domain? Or perhaps discovered a “Potemkin village”? Call for presentations here.
Read all about it: Data science for the study of Calypso-rhythm through history (DaCaRyH)
Funded PhD: “Assessing cattle welfare using their vocalisations” – supervised by Dr Alan McElligott. The application deadline is April 1st. Full details on findaPhD.com
At the ICASSP 2016 conference this week: Emmanouil Benetos and collaborators will lead a Special Session on Acoustic scene and event analysis in multisource environments Francisco J. Rodriguez-Serrano, Sebastian Ewert and co-authors will present their paper “A score-informed shift-invariant extension …