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Section: Our Story
Victoria University of Wellington
Wellington, New Zealand
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Section: Community & Involvement
Welcome to the IEEE Speech and Language Processing Technical Committee's Newsletter!
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Section: Community & Involvement
December 2017
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Section: Community & Involvement
Interspeech 2017 was hosted in Stockholm. First off, I can’t emphasize enough how stunning Sweden in the summer is. Highlights for me included lunch at the idyllic Botanic Gardens, swimming in the nearby lake between sessions (lots of locals swim before going to work!), casually running into the King and Queen, and being very generously welcomed by a local friend to his family’s summer house. Stockholmers clearly have pride in their city, and I can see why.
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This past December saw the annual election of new members to the Speech and Language Technical Committee. The purpose was to fill the places of those whose 3-year terms were coming to an end. SLTC membership is associated with subject areas, and in this year's election (for the 2018-2020 term) we had 19 openings in 10 areas. In addition, on a biannual cycle, we n
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Section: Community & Involvement
IEEE SLT2018 | 18 - 21 December 2018
Athens, Greece
www.slt2018.org
The next IEEE Spoken Language Technology (SLT) conference will be held in Athens, Greece from 18-21 December 2018.
The Analyst will be a part of team who would be a brain behind building a new voice assistance or Artificial intelligence recognition Apps (like Siri/ Cortana/ Google assistance) for one of our world class mobile customer.
We need Bright Fresher’s who would help us to integrate the NLU engine for upgrade, who plan and execute feature upgrade cycles, who apply regression testing on NLU engine and understand the regression failure cases.
Roles and Requirements
Section: Publications & Resources
Sponsored from the IEEE Signal Processing Society, there is a Kaggle contest focusing on identifying the camera that took
an image. Finding footage of a crime caught on tape is an investigator's dream. But even with crystal clear, damning evidence,
one critical question always remains–is the footage real? Today, one way to help authenticate footage is to identify the camera
that the image was taken with.
Section: Publications & Resources
Cyber security is an increasing worry on many fronts, but typical discussions and headlines focus on very different types of threats than those experienced by aviation and space systems. Cyber security vulnerabilities compromise the control, traffic, navigation, and integrity of these systems. Countermeasures involve not only specialized systems and architectures, but often international cooperation, as the need for awareness extends well beyond the boundaries of a single aircraft.
Section: Publications & Resources
In October 2016, inside a sold-out arena in Zurich, a man named Numa Poujouly steered his wheelchair up to the central podium. The 30-yearold, who became paralyzed after a bicycle accident in his teens, had triumphed in the tournament’s most futuristic event: a video-game-like race in which the competitors controlled their speeding avatars with just their minds.
