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| − | =LISTEN RWTH Workshop / Summer School 2018 in Bonn, Germany= | + | =You are wrong here!= |
| − | The EU project LISTEN (http://www.listen-project.eu/) is concerned with various
| + | I don't know how you got here but this is NOT the LISTEN workshop page. (Well, it used to be, months ago, but these times are over.) |
| − | aspects of far-field large-vocabulary speech recognition. As part of this
| + | Click here (http://www-i6.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/web/Listen/ ) to get to the right place. |
| − | project, we will organize a three-day workshop in Bonn/Germany, 17-19 July 2018
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| − | (Tuesday-Thursday).
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| − | The workshop intends to bring together experts from academic and industrial
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| − | research in this fast developing area of speech recognition. The workshop will
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| − | include regular talks and keynote talks.
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| − | In total, we expect an audience of about 50 researchers.
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| − | ==Venue and time==
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| − | Venue: Ameron Hotel Koenigshof
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| − | Bonn, Germany
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| − | (directly located on the river Rhine; 20 km distance from airport Cologne/Bonn; | |
| − | 1 km from train station Bonn; 30 km from train station Cologne)
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| − | ==(Tentative) Program==
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| − | - Tuesday, July 17: 09:00-18:00 technical session,
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| − | - Wednesday, July 18: 09:00-13:00 technical session,
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| − | 14:00-18:00 social event,
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| − | - Thursday, July 19: 09:00-17:00 technical session.
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| − | ==Keynotes==
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| − | Confirmed keynote talks with (tentative) titles
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| − | (45 minutes + questions/discussions): | |
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| − | Industry:
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| − | * '''Alex Acero, Apple, USA:''' Our work on HomePod.
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| − | * '''Jasha Droppo, Microsoft, USA:''' The Microsoft 2017 Conversational Speech Recognition System.
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| − | * '''Erik McDermott, Google, USA:''' Next generation acoustic models for automatic speech recognition.
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| − | * '''Björn Hoffmeister, Amazon, USA:''' tba.
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| − | Academia:
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| − | * '''Chin-Hui Lee, Georgia Tech, USA:''' Two-Stage Enhancement of Noisy and Reverberant Microphone Array Speech or Automatic Speech Recognition Systems Already Trained in Clean Conditions.
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| − | * '''Jon Barker, U Sheffield, UK:''' The CHiME-5 challenge for far-field conversational speech recognition in domestic environments.
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| − | * '''Satoshi Nakamura, NAIST, Japan:''' Towards listening while speaking: speech chain by deep learning.
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| − | * '''Reinhold Häb-Umbach, U Paderborn, Germany:''' Neural Network Supported Acoustic Beamforming and Source Separation for ASR.
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| − | Please scroll to the end to find the list of regular talks.
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| − | ==Travel==
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| − | We encourage the workshop participants to arrive on Monday and to leave after the end of the last session.
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| − | ===By plane===
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| − | Several airports can be used to travel to Bonn:
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| − | * '''Cologne/Bonn (Köln/Bonn, CGN)''': 23 km to the venue by car, 25 minutes with bus SB60 from CGN to Bonn main station (4 stops) then 1 km walking or taxi
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| − | * '''Dusseldorf (Düsseldorf, DUS)''': 83 km by car, about 1h50 with public transport
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| − | * '''Frankfurt (FRA):''' 154 km by car, about 1h15 - 2h00 with public transport
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| − | if you need assistance with your travel planning, our secretariat will be happy helping you (+49 241 80-21601, e-mail sek@i6.informatik.rwth-aachen.de).
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| − | Watch out: There are two airports which have names similar to some of the above but lie badly remote in the countryside, notably Frankfurt-Hahn (HHN) and Düsseldorf Weeze (NRN; also Airport Weeze, Verkehrsflughafen Niederrhein). If you end up there, we will have a good laugh at the workshop.
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| − | ===By train===
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| − | The hotel is in walking distance to Bonn main station (Bonn Hbf). Bonn is typically reached via Cologne (Köln).
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| − | ==Booking a hotel room==
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| − | (This part of the website is work in progress.)
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| − | The venue is also the hotel where the (almost) all workshop participants will stay. (If you intend stay at an other place, pls. inform our secretariat.)
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| − | * '''Room rate: 129.00 EUR per night''' for a room "smart standard", which is either single room or double room with single use, '''incl. breakfast buffet'''. <br />(For use with two people, a double room is 149.00 EUR per night incl. breakfast buffet.)
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| − | * Check-in: from 15:00 (3:00 PM). Important note: If you are likely to check in after 18:00 on arrival day, pls. inform the hotel about it.
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| − | * Check-out: until 12:00 (noon)
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| − | ==Organizing Committee==
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| − | * Hermann Ney, Volker Steinbiss (RWTH)
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| − | * Athanasios Mouchtaris (FORTH)
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| − | * Volker Fischer (EML)
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| − | * Enrico Gianotti (Cedat85)
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| − | ==Regular talks from LISTEN consortium==
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| − | Confirmed regular talks with (tentative) titles (15 minutes + 5 minutes questions/discussions)
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| − | (not in temporal order and incomplete yet):
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| − | * '''Enrico Gianotti or other, Cedat, Italy:''' Applications of the technology.
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| − | * '''Volker Fischer / others, EML, Germany:''' The EML 2018 contribution to the LISTEN project #1.
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| − | * '''Volker Fischer / others, EML, Germany:''' The EML 2018 contribution to the LISTEN project #2 .
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| − | * '''Nikos Stefanakis , FORTH, Greece:''' (Microphone arrays).
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| − | * '''Tobias Menne, RWTH, Germany:''' Speaker-Adaptive Beamforming for ASR.
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| − | * '''Albert Zeyer, RWTH, Germany:''' Attention-Based ASR.
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| − | ==Regular talks from workshop participants==
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| − | Confirmed regular talks with (tentative) titles (15 minutes + 5 minutes questions/discussions)
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| − | (not in temporal order and incomplete yet):
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| − | * '''Alfons Juan and/or Albert Sanchis, UPV, Spain:''' Confidence measures.
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| − | * '''NN, UPV, Spain:''' tbd.
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| − | * '''Lauréline Pérotin, INRIA Nancy, France:''' Multichannel RNN-based separation of overlapping speech.
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| − | * '''Sunit Sivasankaran, INRIA Nancy, France:''' Reverberation-robust ASR, etc., see mail Emmanuel Vincent 29.03.2018.
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| − | * '''Petros Maragos or Makis Potamianos, U Athens, Greece:''' tbd.
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| − | * '''Honza Cernocky, U Brno, Czech Republic:''' Collection of re-transmitted data and impulse responses and remote ASR and speaker verification.
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| − | * '''Florian Metze, CMU, USA:''' Grounded Sequence to Sequence Transduction (multi-modal speech recognition).
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| − | * '''Sanjeev Khudanpur, JHU, USA:''' tbd.
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| − | * '''Marcel Katz or Patrick Naylor, Nuance, UK:''' tbd.
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| − | * '''Tim Fingscheidt, TU Braunschweig, Germany:''' Model fusion for phoneme recognition via turbo principle.
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| − | * '''Rainer Martin / others, U Bochum, Germany:''' Binaural source localization and separation.
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| − | * '''Rainer Martin / others, U Bochum, Germany:''' Aspects related to acoustic sensor networks.
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| − | * '''NN, KIT, Germany:''' tbd.
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| − | * '''Drude, U Paderborn, Germany:''' tbd.
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