Now that I’m a doctor, I can be called to be part of a jury for helping to evaluate PhD students. Today was my first experience doing that, and it was double special because the other jury member was Axel Roebel — with whom I started my research career.
Thanks to Javier Nistal, Gaël Richard and Steffan Lattner for inviting me!
The fourth edition of the Research Awards Sociedad Científica Informática de España (SCIE) – Fundación BBVA awarded me (under the category of Young Researchers in Computer Science) for my contributions within the discipline of music information retrieval, with special emphasis on the use of deep learning architectures in the labelling of sound and music signals.
It’s unfortunate that ICASSP 2020 was held online.. because we were excited to share our beloved Barcelona with you, folks. I’m sure, though, that we’ll have other chances to discover the best tapas in town!
Here the (comprehensive) list of papers on audio and speech that were presented this week at ICLR – together with some comments. At the end of the post, I also share my thoughts regarding the virtual aspect of the conference.
To facilitate my online teaching activities, I collected on this website the educational material I have been preparing throughout the years.
I thought it could be useful to share it! It is ready to use and includes a quiz and a lab. For now, I cover music/audio classification and the basics of deep learning for music/audio.
