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I'm doing categorisation of sound. Music categorisation is very famous, for example, Techno, Classical, Pops...and so on.
However, my study in UCSD focused on not music but sound.
This is a little abstract but this is start point. Near future, I hope my categorisation will be used all over the world.

I think about how to do my experiment in UCSD. This university has some ways to do that.
Anyway, I need to determine the detail of it.
I have a meeting with professor. Shlomo Dubnov, so I will talk about that.

I hit on some good ideas for making my works. This campus may provide me a power...
At first I need to set up softwares to do my research. I regret not to set up before this Internship.
However, these new ideas are hit on in UCSD so there is nothing but it for to do.
Anyway, I need to do my research starting from read papers.

I'm from Japan to study DSP and much more about sound. This place UCSD is very good for study. Good climate, good friends, good foods... they are helping me to study. However, food quantity is too much for me to eat. I worried about my appetite will not be able to endure the quantity of the food in Japan because they provides much less quantity than US.
Now I want to introduce about myself.

Professor Guy Hoffman, a lecturer and researcher at the Sammy Ofer School of Communications and co-director of the IDC Media Innovation Lab (miLAB) at the IDC Herzliya, gave a TEDx talk in October that has since become one of the 30 most viewed lectures in the TED Talks program, and, last week, was ranked by YouTube as one of the three most viewed videos in the world. Professor Hoffman’s lecture, based on his research, was called, “The Interaction between Artificial Intelligence, Robots, and Art” (“Theater, Animation, and Music”).

Parallella boards sold out! We're on the list to get ours...but they are very backlogged at the moment! :(

Call for Papers for the Eighth IEEE International Conference on Semantic Computing

Location:
June 16-18, 2014
Hyatt Regency Irvine
Newport Beach, California, USA

Software San Diego presents on November 5th their Fourth Quarter Analytics Mixer featuring UCSD / CREL Team Member Dr. Charles Elkan: Netflix Prize Contributor and Judge.

New UCSD graduate Computer Music concert featuring A Hundred Ghosts!

Featuring David Medine, Joe Mariglio, Grace Leslie, Cooper Baker and others - free concert!