The Speech andĀ BehaviouralĀ Signal Processing Laboratory is known internationally for its research into automatic emotion and mental state inference from speech andĀ behaviouralĀ signals, pronunciation detection and speaker and language identification.Ā
Our laboratory is equipped with:Ā
- A large team of senior and early-career academic staff, postdocs, PhD andĀ honoursĀ studentsĀ
- High performance computing capabilities and a large library of algorithms/code, scripts and databases of speech and other signalsĀ
- Smartphone applications for gathering large amounts of data under realistic conditionsĀ (via partners)Ā
- A new soundproofed, light-controlled studio facility for recording of speech andĀ behaviouralĀ signals under a range of different protocolsĀ
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Our experts are leading research in:Ā
- Voice biometrics and anti-spoofing countermeasuresĀ
- Automatic inference of emotion and distress from speechĀ
- Automatic inference of mental state. Examples includeĀ cognitive abilityĀ andĀ impairment,Ā andĀ depression from speechĀ
- Automatic pronunciation detectionĀ
- Machine learningĀ
- Affective computingĀ
We translate our research into:Ā Ā
- Monitoring mental state via smartphoneĀ
- Smart health monitoring and interventionsĀ
- Automated speech therapy and second language learningĀ
- Live analysis of web-based remote video consultationĀ
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- Joint modelling and recognition of linguistic and paralinguistic speech information (DPā11)Ā
- Affective Sensing Technology for the Detection and Monitoring of Depression and Melancholia (DPā13)Ā
- Automatic Task Analysis for Wearable Computing (US Army ITC-PAC, ā15)Ā
- Investigating Bayesian Frameworks for Paralinguistic Classification (UNSW Engineering ā16)Ā
- Automatic speech-based assessment of mental state via mobile device (LPā16)Ā
- Integrating Biologically Inspired Auditory Models into Deep Learning (DPā19)Ā
- AusKidTalk: An Australian childrenās speech corpus (LEā19)Ā
- Speech Recognition Adaptation for Low Research Populations (DPā20)Ā
- Developing a paralinguistic plus episodic memory screening tool to detect and track cognitive impairment in the elderly (UNSW Biomed Seed Fund ā20)Ā
- Biologically inspired binaural coupling for selective machine hearing (DPā21)Ā
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- National University of SingaporeĀ
- Black Dog InstituteĀ
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- University of CanberraĀ
- MIT Lincoln LaboratoryĀ
- Australian National UniversityĀ
- QIMR BerghoferĀ
- Kids Cancer CentreĀ
- USC ā Signals Analysis and Interpretation Laboratory (SAIL)