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Speech Recognition and Synthesis

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

42 faculty research Speech Recognition and Synthesis on GradNova.

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Teaching Professor

Computer Science

Stevens Institute of Technology

Phonetics and Phonology Research

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

Voice and Speech Disorders

A

Ahmed Tanvir Mahdad

Computer Science

Ohio University

Advanced Malware Detection Techniques

Emotion and Mood Recognition

Speech and Audio Processing

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

+1

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Morgan Sonderegger

Associate Member

Computer Science

McGill University

Computational Linguistics

Phonetics and Phonology Research

Linguistic Variation and Morphology

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

+2

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Professor

Computer Science

Johns Hopkins University

Machine Learning

Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing Techniques

+3

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Associate Research Professor

Computer Science

Johns Hopkins University

Machine Learning

Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing Techniques

+3

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Professor

College of Computing

Georgia Institute of Technology

Natural Language Processing Techniques

Speech and Audio Processing

Speech and Dialogue Systems

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

+1

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Nathan Schneider

Associate Professor (joint with Linguistics)

Computer Science

Georgetown University

Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing, Including Corpus Annotation, Machine Learning, and Applications

Language Development and Disorders

Speech and Dialogue Systems

Natural Language Processing Techniques

+2

A

Antonios Anastasopoulos

Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science

Computer Science

George Mason University

Natural Language Processing (nlp)

Natural Language Processing Techniques

Multimodal Machine Learning Applications

+2

M

Associate Teaching Professor & Associate Department Head for Graduate Affairs, Computer Science

Computer Science

Drexel University

Biomedical Imaging

Computer Graphics

Computer Vision

Data Structures and Algorithms

+10

S

Joint, Richard Dicker Professor of Electrical Engineering

Computer Science

Columbia University

Computer Vision

Information Retrieval

Machine Learning

+6

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Special Faculty - Contingent

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

Speech and Audio Processing

Speech and Dialogue Systems

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

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Associate Professor with Indefinite Tenure

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

Natural Language Processing Techniques

Speech and Dialogue Systems

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

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Professor

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

COVID-19 Epidemiological Studies

Data-Driven Disease Surveillance

Natural Language Processing Techniques

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

+1

A

Alexander Waibel

Professor

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

Natural Language Processing Techniques

Speech and Audio Processing

Speech and Dialogue Systems

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

+1

S

Shinji Watanabe

Associate Professor with Tenure

Computer Science

Carnegie Mellon University

Advanced Neural Network Applications

Adversarial Robustness in Machine Learning

Multimodal Machine Learning Applications

Natural Language Processing Techniques

+1

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Assistant Professor

Computer Science

Boston University

Multimodal Machine Learning Applications

Natural Language Processing Techniques

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

Text Readability and Simplification

+1

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Emily Prud'hommeaux

Associate Professor

Computer Science

Boston College

Autism Spectrum Disorder Research

Natural Language Processing Techniques

Speech Recognition and Synthesis

Text Readability and Simplification

+1

P

Patrick H. Chen

Assistant Professor

Computer Science

Binghamton University

Machine Learning

Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing Techniques

+3