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I will be going to Japan once more on Saturday, to work with Masataka Goto and colleagues in the green wonderland that is the AIST campus in Tsukuba (Google map). Besides the pleasures of Japanese food and the…
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AIST have gone a step further with Songle.jp, including YouTube content. Previously only less mainstream music from SoundCloud and independent MP3 sources and the Vocaloid community could be found on the site. Songle is a miraculous shop window for Music…
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Only a few days and I’ll be back at AIST in Japan, working with Masataka Goto again — but this time it’ll be for six weeks only. I’m quite looking forward to it, not only because I will meet and…
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Among all the researchers I personally know, maybe Tommie generates the most mass interest – with his VocaListener technology. While I have to be happy if a couple of hundred people watch my videos, Tommie’s research attracts tens of thousands!…
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In the photo: Masataka Goto (right) explaining the speech-recognition web service Podcastle to Katy Noland.
I can’t hide being impressed by Podcastle (http://podcastle.jp/). It’s a web-crawling speech recognizer that munches whole podcast series and provides you with a transcription.…
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The borderline between music and speech processing is Hiromasa’s scientific home. As is customary in speech processing, he has a very pragmatic approach to probability theory, which sounds a bit like me, but I think Hiromasa is actually much better…