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89th MPEG meeting 2009 - 29th June to 3rd July - UK. Queen Mary, University of London

Welcome to the 89. ITU-VCEG meetings are hosted by the Centre for Digital Music. School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. Of Queen Mary University of London. AhGs will meet on 27-28 June 2009. MPEG Meeting will be held on 29 June - 3 July, 2009. JVT Meeting will be held on 29 June - 3 July, 2009. ITU-VCEG Meeting will be held on 1-2 July, 2009. 1st International MPEG Extensible Middleware Developers Day (MXMDevDay) 2009. 30 June 2009 MXMDevDay Registration. MMT Workshop Programme (Updated).

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Queen Mary Live Music Lab | An EPSRC Funded Project

Queen Mary Live Music Lab. An EPSRC Funded Project. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Where Do I Start? Harmonic Analysis using qm.chroma. Note Onset Detector using qm.onset. Beat Tracking using qm.btrack. How Does It All Work? QM Live Music Lab for Max/MSP available now. August 31, 2011. The technology underpinning the Queen Mary Live Music Lab is now available as externals and patches for Max/MSP. Head over to the downloads page. August 12, 2011. A New Scientist post. August 10, 2011.

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G.HACK

October 15th, 2016. Even though we had officially closed the project with our ’5 Years of G.Hack’ celebration back in April, we still had to sift through the boxes of all the materials we have used over the years and decide what gets recycled in the workshop and what goes straight into the bin! So, finally in October, after FLO. Ugly teapot for testing SMLT, that was superseded by a beautiful glass one. Arduino kits, fliers for Light Touch and SMLT. It was a miracle we managed to get anyone to join mysel...

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RIM Research Group Website

RIM Group in new 2 million project using Bayesian networks to create intelligent medical decision support systems with real-time monitoring for chronic conditions. Queen Mary wins Leverhulme award for research into self-monitoring devices. Research Showcase, Queen Mary University of London 2016. Norman Fenton on the Hillsborough Inquest. Evangelia Kyrimi wins first prize for best poster at annual UK Meeting on Causal Inference. Anthony Constantinou to present BAYES-KNOWLEDGE work in Parliament.

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Machine Listening Lab | Queen Mary University of London

Darr; Skip to Main Content. Queen Mary University of London. In the Machine Listening Lab we develop methods for making sense of natural sounds, everyday sounds, and recorded music. "Machine listening" is the use of signal processing and machine learning to extract useful information from sound. The Machine Listening Lab is jointly led by Dan Stowell. Associated members come not just from the School of EECS but also from the biological and mathematical schools in QMUL. Our members. MLLab at ICASSP 2016.

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Applied Machine Learning Lab – Machine Learning @ QMUL

Applied Machine Learning Lab. Machine Learning @ QMUL. We’re the Applied Machine Learning lab at Queen Mary University of London,. A research group within Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. Our members belong to various groups within EECS, including Risk and Information Management. We study a variety of ML methodologies:. Transfer and Multi-Task Learning. Cross-modal and zero-shot learning. Active learning and Active perception. Weakly and semi-supervised learning. 8230;and application areas:.

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Antennas & Electromagnetics Research Group :: Home

Metamaterials and Transformation Optics. Antennas for Mobile and Satellite Communications. Body-Centric Wireless Communication and Networks. Bio-electromagnetics for Healthcare and Security Applications. Antennas and EM interaction with Life Sciences. Quasi-optics and Millimetre-wave/THz Antennas and Devices. Active and Reconfigurable Antennas and Microwave Devices. Cognitive Radio and Machine-to-Machine Communications. Antennas and Radios for Localisation and Tele-control. Antennas Professor Wins a pres...

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Computational Linguistics Lab | Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing at QMUL

Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing at QMUL. Hello We’re the people to come to for Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing at Queen Mary University of London. The lab is a research sub-group within the Cognitive Science. And Theoretical Computer Science. Pages for more. We also maintain a blog. Featuring thoughts and reports from some of our constituents. Are spread across a range of research groups within QMUL, including Cognitive Science.

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Education Lab: Inspiring Education

Education Lab is a research and action group on Interdisciplinary Computer Science Education. Led by William Marsh, Paul Curzon and Peter McOwan, it is part of the Cognitive Science group at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, Queen Mary University of London. Our work has been funded to date by over 4 million in grants and donations from the Research Councils, Government and Industry. Create resources and educational technology that are used internationally to inspire and educate;.

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Connectedseeds / Sustainable food production, connected seeds, and the Internet of Things

Sustainable food production, connected seeds, and the Internet of Things. December 14, 2016. Community-based sustainable smart cities and IoT EPSRC-sponsored workshop. Image: Natalie Jeremijenko, Robotic Geese, 2003. EPSRC UK sponsored workshop on community-based sustainable smart cities and IoT:. Wednesday 1st of February 2017, 14:00-16:00. Rich Mix Cultural Foundation, London, E1 6LA. Sara Heitlinger (s.heitlinger@qmul.ac.uk) and Chris Speed (c.speed@ed.ac.uk). We invite you to join our workshop by sub...