Posts by minje

The Deep Autotuner project got featured on BBC Radio 5 Live “Drive (from 1:27:09),”The Times, Daily Mail, and the New Scientist magazine. It also got featured on School’s news page.

Our papers are accepted for publication in ICASSP 2019: “Incremental Binarization On Recurrent Neural Networks for Single-Channel Source Separation” and “Intonation: a Dataset of Quality Vocal Performances Refined by Spectral Clustering…

A fun collaboration with folks in the Sunflower state resulted in a paper in RTCSA. It’s about DeepPicar, a deep learning based low powered autonomous driving system: “DeepPicar: A Low-cost Deep…

Our paper is accepted for publication in EUSIPCO 2018: Sanna Wager and Minje Kim, “Collaborative speech dereverberation: regularized tensor factorization for crowdsourced multi-channel recordings.”

Kai passed his qualifying exam. Congrats!

We’ve got two ICASSP 2018 papers accepted:“Bitwise Source Separation on Hashed Spectra: An Efficient Posterior Estimation Scheme Using Partial Rank Order Metrics,” and“Bitwise Neural Networks for Efficient Single-Channel Source Separation.”

At NIPS 2017 Workshop on Machine Learning for Audio, SAIGE presented two posters about efficient speech enhancement algorithms using bitwise machine learning models.

Intel Science and Technology Center for Pervasive Computing (ISTC-PC) extended their support for our efficient machine learning research, entitled “Bitwise Machine Learning for Efficient AI Engines Running in the IoT…

Minje was elected as a new member for the IEEE Audio and Acoustic Signal Processing Technical Committee.

Minje is giving an invited talk at the Workshop on Computational Intelligence and Soft Computing (CISC 2017), a satellite workshop of the Int’l Conf. on Parallel Architectures and Compilation Techniques (PACT).…