IEEE Signal Processing Society's Best Paper Award 2023
Our 2017 TASLP journal paper “Convolutional Recurrent Neural Networks for Polyphonic Sound Event Detection” IEEE Signal Processing Society's Best Paper Award 2023
More ...Our 2017 TASLP journal paper “Convolutional Recurrent Neural Networks for Polyphonic Sound Event Detection” IEEE Signal Processing Society's Best Paper Award 2023
More ...As September 2023, I have started a two-year postdoctoral research fellow position under Tampere Institute for Advanced Study (Tampere IAS). My research will focus on Acoustic Scene Understanding.
More ...DCASE2023 Workshop will be organized in Tampere.
More ...Our research group is once again one of the organizing teams of the DCASE2023 challenge, and I am acting as the task coordinator for low-complexity acoustic scene classification challenge task.
More ...I received an honorary award from the Finnish Society for Computer Science for my PhD thesis.
More ...Our research group is once again one of the organizing teams of the DCASE2022 challenge, and I am acting as the task coordinator for low-complexity acoustic scene classification challenge task.
More ...Our paper "Sound Event Detection: A tutorial" was published in the September issue of the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine.
More ...DCASE Datalist launched as DCASE Community effort to collect curated meta-information about DCASE related datasets into a uniform structure.
More ...As August 2021, I am working in the MARVEL project (Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation program) that aims at empowering smart city authorities to better support their citizens.
More ...My thesis titled "Computational Audio Content Analysis in Everyday Environments" has been published by Tampere University.
More ...Our research group is once again one of the organizing teams of the DCASE2021 challenge, and I am acting as the task coordinator for acoustic scene classification challenge task.
More ...Our research group is once again one of the organizing teams of the DCASE2020 challenge, and I am acting as the task coordinator for acoustic scene classification challenge task.
More ...Final slides for a tutorial at ICASSP 2019 on "Detection and Classification of Acoustic Scenes and Events" are now available here. Jupyter notebooks for the Python examples are available at Github repository.
More ...I will be presenting a tutorial at ICASSP 2019 on "Detection and Classification of Acoustic Scenes and Events", together with Tuomas Virtanen and Annamaria Mesaros, on Monday 13.5.2019
More ...Our research group is once again one of the organizing teams of the DCASE2019 challenge, and I am acting as the task coordinator for acoustic scene classification challenge task.
More ...Our research group is once again one of the organizing teams of the DCASE 2018 challenge, and I am acting as the task coordinator for acoustic scene classification challenge task.
More ...We have launched a Kaggle in Class competition on acoustic scene classification as part of TUT course. Competition is open for everybody whether you are participating the TUT course or not.
More ...dcase_util, a python library for DCASE researcher to streamline the research code, make it a bit more readable and easier to maintain, has been released.
More ...Second DCASE2017 workshop is help 16 - 17 November 2017, Munich, Germany. The workshop collects many international researchers working on computational analysis of sound events and scene analysis from both academia and industry. Proceedings of the presented works are now published.
More ...New book "Computational Analysis of Sound Scenes and Events" published. I have contributed to two chapters in this book.
More ...Our research group is again one of the organizing team of the DCASE 2017 challenge, and I am acting as the task coordinator for three challenge tasks: Acoustic scene classification, Detection of rare sound events, and Sound event detection in real life audio.
More ...We are currently conducting a listening experiment for acoustic scene recognition. This test is supporting the result analysis of DCASE2016 challange task for acoustic scene recognition.
More ...First DCASE2016 workshop was help 3rd of September 2016 at Budapest, Hungary. The workshop collected many international researchers working on computational analysis of sound events and scene analysis from both academia and industry. Proceedings of the presented works are now published.
More ...Our research group was part of an organizing team of the DCASE (Detection and Classification of Acoustic Scenes and Events) 2016 challenge, and I acted as one of the task coordinator for two challenge tasks: Acoustic scene classification and Sound event detection in real life audio.
More ...Our research group has published open datasets to support the development of acoustic scene classification and sound event detection approaches.
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