Atypical Speech & Voices: Corpora, Classification, Coaching & Conversion
Edited by: Dr Vijay Parsa, Björn Schuller, Tiago Falk, Elmar Nöth
Published: 18 August 2015
Featured article: Loudness stability of binaural sound with spherical harmonic representation of sparse head-related transfer functions
In this paper, Zamir Ben-Hur et al studied errors in the SH representation of sparsely measured HRTFs, providing insight into the possible effect of these errors on the reconstructed binaural signal. The study focused on the perceived loudness stability of the virtual acoustic scene.
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Speech enhancement methods based on binaural cue coding
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Introducing phonetic information to speaker embedding for speaker verification
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A new joint CTC-attention-based speech recognition model with multi-level multi-head attention
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Non-parallel dictionary learning for voice conversion using non-negative Tucker decomposition
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Deep neural network-based bottleneck feature and denoising autoencoder-based dereverberation for distant-talking speaker identification
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N-dimensional N-microphone sound source localization
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Comparative study of digital audio steganography techniques
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iSargam: music notation representation for Indian Carnatic music
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PLDA in the i-supervector space for text-independent speaker verification
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The European Association for Signal Processing (EURASIP) was founded on 1 September 1978 to improve communication between groups and individuals that work within the multidisciplinary, fast growing field of signal processing in Europe and elsewhere, and to exchange and disseminate information in this field all over the world. The association exists to further the efforts of researchers by providing a learned and professional platform for dissemination and discussion of all aspects of signal processing including continuous- and discrete-time signal theory, applications of signal processing, systems and technology, speech communication, and image processing and communication.
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Call for Special Issues
EURASIP Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing (JASM) welcomes Special Issues on timely topics related to the field of signal processing. The objective of Special Issues is to bring together recent and high quality works in a research domain, to promote key advances in theory and applications of the processing of various audio signals, with a specific focus on speech and music and to provide overviews of the state-of-the-art in emerging domains.
Aims and scope
The aim of EURASIP Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing is to bring together researchers, scientists and engineers working on the theory and applications of the processing of various audio signals, with a specific focus on speech and music. EURASIP Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing will be an interdisciplinary journal for the dissemination of all basic and applied aspects of speech communication and audio processes. Its primary objectives are:
- To publish articles on the advancement of both human speech communication science and automatic speech and audio systems
- To allow rapid and wide diffusion of excellent contributions in these areas
- To provide world-wide, barrier-free access to the full text of research articles
- To conduct a rapid but thorough review process in order to assure high quality articles
- To provide immediate web access once an article is editorially approved
The journal will be dedicated to having original research work, but will also allow tutorial and review articles. Articles will deal with both theoretical and practical aspects of audio, speech, and music processing.
The journal is an Open Access journal since 2006.
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