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Issue Date: May, 2015

Section: Community & Involvement

Part 1: The historic acoustic-phonetic collection Information Technology at the TU Dresden goes back to Heinrich Barkhausen (1881–1956), the “father of the electron valve“, who taught from 1911 to 1953. Speech research in a narrower sense started with the development of a vocoder in the 1950s. Walter Tscheschner (1927–2004) performed his extensive investigations on the speech signal using components of the vocoder. In 1969, a scientific unit for Communication and Measurement was founded in Dresden.

Issue Date: May, 2015

Section: Community & Involvement

Part 3: Voices for toys – First commercial spin-offs in speech synthesis Please read at http://interspeech2015.org/conference/historical-review/part-3/ Part 4: Helmholtz Resonators Please read at http://interspeech2015.org/conference/historical-review/part-4/

Issue Date: September, 2018

Section: Community & Involvement

Welcome to the IEEE Speech and Language Processing Technical Committee Newsletter! Attentive readers will notice that it has been longer than usual since the last edition of the newsletter.  I apologize and am totally responsible for the mistake.  In penance, we have an extra large edition this time.  

Issue Date: December, 2018

Section: Community & Involvement

Following on the success of the bi-annual SLT workshop over the past decade, the IEEE Speech and Language Technical Committee invites proposals to host the 2020 IEEE Workshop on Spoken Language Technology (SLT 2020).

Issue Date: December, 2018

Section: Community & Involvement

 

Issue Date: December, 2018

Section: Community & Involvement

The 32nd Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems took place at the convention center of Montreal, Canada, from Dec. 3 to Dec. 8, 2018. This year, the acronym of the conference changed from NIPS to NeurIPS.

Issue Date: December, 2018

Section: Community & Involvement

NeurIPS Workshop

Section: Community & Involvement

Data Science Initiative - Events DSI Webinar series on Data Science on Graphs (DEGAS). These monthly talks provide the SP community with updates and advances in learning and inference on graphs. Signal processing and machine learning often deal with data living in regular domains such as space and time. This webinar series covers the extension of these methods to network data. Visit the website.

Section: Community & Involvement

Elevate your skills and accelerate your career with events and initiatives tailored specifically for young professionals. The IEEE Signal Processing Society is committed to helping young professionals grow their careers by providing them with a variety of opportunities:

Issue Date: November, 2015

Section: Community & Involvement

Zhizheng Wu, Tomi Kinnunen, Nicholas Evans, and Junichi Yamagishi SLTC Newsletter, November 2015