Muhammed Shifas pV

PhD Research Scholar, University of Crete, Greece.

I am with the Speech Signal processing Laboratory (SSPL) at University of Crete, Greece. My research activities are focussed on developing neural models to improve listening comfort in noisy acoustic scenarios. This includes models for suppressing noise artifacts on the recording, as well as the intelligibility defining modifications of speech characteristics. In parallel, I am also interested on measuring the physiological effort (on EEG scale) of listening to the speech signals; called listening effort. On the quest, I was a visiting researcher at Sonova, AG, Staefa, Switzerlad & Institute of digital multimedia and technology (IDMT), Franhoufer Institute, Oldenburg, Germany, and Chania General Hospital, Crete, Greece. The research activities are funded by the E.U. Horizon2020 Grant Agreement 675324, Marie Sklodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network, ENRICH.

Links

• Smples from the wSSDRC work published in INTERSPEECH 2018: click samples, Github Code


• Smples from the SE-FFTNet work published in INTERSPEECH 2019: click samples, Github Code


• Samples of ICASSP2020 Show&Tell session here


• Smples from the gruCNN-SE work published in arXiv 2020: click samples, Github Code


• Smples from the wSSDRC on Greek Harvard corpus published in INTERSPEECH 2020: click samples, Github Code