Gregory Ciccarelli's research while affiliated with Lincoln Technical Institute and other places
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Publications (2)
Here we report the methods and output of a workshop examining possible futures of speech and hearing science out to 2030. Using a design thinking approach, a range of human-centered problems in communication were identified that could provide the motivation for a wide range of research. Nine main research programs were distilled and are summarized:...
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... The present study did not measure listener intent and therefore cannot assess the accuracy of the devices in this way, but future work should consider accuracy of classifiers not only relative to foreground but also listener intent. Future innovations in classification technology will undoubtedly seek to leverage human interfacing to incorporate the individual's unique perspective (Carlile et al., 2017), and the environment classifier will continue to be the bridge between the acoustic world and the DSP decision rules. ...
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