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Motivation:
Speech signal is an important information carrier in many social applications such as WeChat and GoogleTalk;
Modern digital technologies have put the security of speech at risk.
Solution: Watermarking is a promising solution to protect the speech signals by embedding digital data into them [1, 2].
Problem:
Many existing methods cannot satisfy the requirements of watermarking, e.g., inaudibility and robustness, simultaneously;
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- Read more about Automatically Linking Digital Signal Processing Assessment Questions to Key Engineering Learning Outcomes
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To deliver on the potential outcome-based teaching and learning holds for engineering education, it is important for engineering courses to provide students with different types of deliberate practice opportunities that align to the program’s learning outcomes. Working from these requirements, we increased the design and measurement intentionality of a digital signal processing (DSP) course.
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Identification of cell subclasses using single-cell RNA-Sequencing (scRNA-Seq) data is of paramount importance since it uncovers the hidden biological processes within the cell population. While the nonnegative matrix factorization (NMF) model has been reported to be effective in various unsupervised clustering tasks, it may still produce inappropriate results for some scRNA-Seq datasets with heterogeneous structures. In this paper, we propose the use of an orthogonally constrained NMF (ONMF) model for the subclass identification problem of scRNA-Seq datasets.
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In this work we propose tracking as a generic addition to the instance search task. From video data perspective, much information that can be used is not taken into account in the traditional instance search approach. This work aims to provide insights on exploiting such existing information by means of tracking and the proper combination of the results, independently of the instance search system. We also present a study on the improvement of the system when using multiple independent instances (up to 4) of the same person
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- Read more about CONTENT-BASED REPRESENTATIONS OF AUDIO USING SIAMESE NEURAL NETWORKS
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In this paper, we focus on the problem of content-based retrieval for
audio, which aims to retrieve all semantically similar audio recordings
for a given audio clip query. This problem is similar to the
problem of query by example of audio, which aims to retrieve media
samples from a database, which are similar to the user-provided example.
We propose a novel approach which encodes the audio into
a vector representation using Siamese Neural Networks. The goal is
to obtain an encoding similar for files belonging to the same audio
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- Read more about Knowledge Transfer From Weakly Labeled Audio Using Convolutional Neural Network For Sound Events and Scenes
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Fast Vehicle Detection with Lateral Convolutional Neural Network
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- Read more about A Two-Layer Reinforcement Learning Solution for Energy Harvesting Data Dissemination Scenarios
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- Read more about JOINTLY TRACKING AND SEPARATING SPEECH SOURCES USING MULTIPLE FEATURES AND THE GENERALIZED LABELED MULTI-BERNOULLI FRAMEWORK
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- Read more about COMPRESSED SENSING MASK FEATURE IN TIME-FREQUENCY DOMAIN FOR CIVIL
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Specific emitter identification (SEI) is gaining popularity since it can distinguish different individuals in same type of radar emitter under complex electromagnetic environment. However, classification of signals is still a challenging task when the feature has low physical representation. In this work, we propose a compressed sensing mask feature in ambiguity domain, which can significantly improve the recognition rate of civil flight radar emitters.
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