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Section: Community & Involvement
Technical Committee Tutorial Articles
The AASP TC is actively supporting the activities of the IEEE SPS. This website provides links to some of these activities, including the following Tutorial Articles.
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Section: Community & Involvement
NEWS 2018: The Seventh Named Entities Workshop and Shared Task on Transliteration of Named Entities
Postdoctoral Researcher/Doctoral Student/Project Researcher (Imaging/Sensing/Automatic control), 1-3 positions
Salary: GBP 30,688 to GBP 38,833 per annum
Closing Date: 1 May 2018 (23:00 BST)
https://jobs.surrey.ac.uk/021518
The Signal Processing for Communications and Navigation (SPCOMNAV) research group at Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (UAB) seeks researchers to contribute to the activities on 5G and GNSS positioning in urban and vehicular environments (V2X), currently ongoing at the group. The researchers will benefit from the strong and intense links of SPCOMNAV with industry and European institutions, being involved in international research projects contributing to make a leap forward in the current state of the art.
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Manuscript Due: September 14, 2018
Publication Date: June 2019
CFP Document
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Section: Community & Involvement
special issue on "Acoustic source localization and tracking in dynamic real-life scenes" to be published in IEEE Journal on Selected Topics in Signal Processing.
The special issue aims to present recent advances in the development of signal processing methods for localization and tracking of acoustic sources and the associated theory and applications. To address the challenges raised by the real-life environment, novel methods that use modern array processing, speech processing and data inference tools, become a necessity.
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Section: Community & Involvement
Feeling the beat of music and then producing it, e.g. by foot-tapping, is an intrinsically real-time process. As listeners, we do not wait for the beat to occur before tapping our foot; instead we make predictions about when the next beat in the music will occur. Likewise, performing musicians have a shared sense of beat which is what allows them to play in time together.
