This blog has been basically been inactive since last October since being a PostDoc means that there are a whole bunch other things that I am busy with. And of course, it was winter - that means statistically, there is always someone in the family who is sick (kids bring home every germ that is going around...).
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| View of Kiel. Source: Johannes Barre 2006, on Wikipedia |
First off, my colleagues in Hannover published "Customized high performance low power processor for binaural speaker localization" at ICECS 2016 in Monte Carlo, Monaco (paper on IEEE Xplore), there was the Winter plenary of Hearing4all, and at DAGA 2017, I presented "Pitch features for low-complexity online speaker tracking", and Sarina (Ph.D. student I'm co-supervising) presented "A distance measure to combine monaural and binaural auditory cues for sound source segregation", both of which can be found on my homepage. In the pipeline is now "Real-time Implementation of a GMM-based Binaural Localization Algorithm on a VLIW-SIMD Processor" by Christopher, which has been accepted and will be presented at ICME 2017 in Hong Kong in July, and I submitted a paper ("Segregation and Linking of Speech Glimpses in Multisource Scenarios on a Hearing Aid") to EUSIPCO 2017; that one is still in review.
I was also teaching a class in the past semester ("5.04.4223 Introduction into Music Information Retrieval") which, because it's a brand new class took a crazy amount of work to prepare for - but I think the students really enjoyed it, and I saw some very good code being written for the final project.
Now back to real work (writing more papers, that is)! (Well, there's one or two topics I'll put on the blog in the next little while, too. Later.)
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