Signal Processing Group

We are happy to announce that an journal article by Mieszko Fraś on joint separation and dereverberation has just been published on IEEE Xplore. Title: Reverberant Source Separation Using NTF With Delayed Subsources and Spatial Priors Authors: Mieszko Fraś and Konrad Kowalczyk Abstract: Speech signals recorded by distant microphones are often contaminated with room reverberation […]

We pleased to announce that AGH’s Signal Processing Group obtained funding from the National Science Center (NCN) Poland under the OPUS program for the project entitled “Acoustic Intelligence – towards self-supervised deep neural acoustic analysis”. The principle investigator is associate professor Konrad Kowalczyk. More information can be found at AGH and IET Faculty.

Two members of AGH Signal Processing group, dr inż. Marcin Witkowski and mgr inż. Mateusz Guzik, spent 3 months over the summer on research visits to the esteemed international research groups. In both cases, these visits trigger new collaborations on speech and audio signal processing. Dr inż. Marcin Witkowski visited Speech@FIT research group at Brno […]

Again, our group took part in Małopolska Noc Naukowców organized at the Faculty of Computer Science, Electronics and Telecommunication. Event on our side was organized and run by dr inż. Marcin Witkowski, dr inż. Stanisław Kacprzak, mgr inż. Szymon Woźniak, mgr inż. Jan Jasiński, and inż. Iza Augustyn.

A couple of spotlights that appeared immediately after the announcement about the realization of NCBR Infostrateg IV project on Wyborcza, Gazeta Krakowska, Dziennik Polski, Radio ESKA, MAMSTARTUP:

We pleased to announce that AGH’s Signal Processing Group in collaboration with a company Proassist is about to begin a project funded by NCBR within Infostrateg IV program. The aim of the project is to create a virtual medical voice assistant which automates the process of filling out Electronic Medical Records (EMD) and accompanying forms […]