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The space of good ideas may be finite, while the names we give these ideas are infinite. There are many examples of redundant nomenclature. Just open the Wikipedia entry on Principal Component Analysis, to realize it was discovered and rediscovered under the names Discrete Karhunen–Loève Transform; Hotelling Transform; Proper Orthogonal Decomposition; Eckart–Young Theorem; Schmidt–Mirsky Theorem; Empirical Orthogonal Functions; Empirical Eigenfunction Decomposition; Empirical Component Analysis; Quasi-Harmonic Modes; Spectral Decomposition; Empirical Modal Analysis, and possibly more.

Autonomous Vehicles at the Intersection of Computer Vision, Machine Learning and Human Factors About the project Institute for Transport Studies (ITS) is the leading transportation research centre in the UK and one of the Top 10 global leaders in the field. The centre currently has 60+ research staff and PhD students in multi-disciplinary areas of Human Factors, Computer Vision, AI and Machine Learning, Behavior Modeling, Psychology, and Transportation Safety.

Section: Community & Involvement

IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2014

Section: Community & Involvement

IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2015 The IEEE SP Cup is a competition that provides undergraduate students with the opportunity to form teams and work together to solve a challenging and interesting real-world problem using signal-processing techniques and methods. Three teams will be selected to present their work, and prizes will be awarded at ICASSP 2015. The competition title is: Heart Rate Monitoring During Physical Exercise Using Wrist-Type Photoplethysmographic (PPG) Signals

Section: Community & Involvement

IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2016

Section: Community & Involvement

IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2017 Real-Time Beat Tracking Challenge The IEEE Signal Processing Society announces the fourth edition of the Signal Processing Cup: a real-time beat tracking challenge.

Section: Community & Involvement

IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2018 Forensic Camera Model Identification Challenge The IEEE Signal Processing Society announces the fifth edition of the Signal Processing Cup: forensic camera model identification challenge.

Section: Community & Involvement

IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2019 Search & Rescue with Drone-Embedded Sound Source Localization     The IEEE Signal Processing Society is proud to announce the sixth edition of the Signal Processing Cup: an exciting audio-based drone-embedded search and rescue challenge.

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IEEE Signal Processing Cup 2020 Unsupervised abnormality detection by using intelligent and heterogeneous autonomous systems     The IEEE Signal Processing Society is proud to announce the seven edition of the Signal Processing Cup: an exciting unsupervised abnormality detection challenge where ground and aerial autonomous systems interplays with the environment to discover abnormalities automatically.

Issue Date: October, 2020

Section: Community & Involvement

Dear colleagues,    In anticipation of ICASSP2021,  SLTC is soliciting nominations for ICASSP reviewers.