Speakers:

Jont B. Allen -- AT&T Labs – Research
From Lord Rayleigh to Shannon: How do we decode speech?

Timothy R. Anderson -- Air Force Research Laboratory
Computational Audition at AFRL/HE: Past, Present and Future

Albert S. Bregman -- McGill University
Auditory Scene Analysis in Humans: Implications for Computational Implementations

Guy J. Brown -- University of Sheffield
Linking Computational Auditory Scene Analysis with "Missing Data" Recognition of Speech

Douglas Brungart -- Air Force Research Laboratory
Adaptation to Target Transitions in the Cocktail Party Problem

Dan Ellis -- Columbia University
Sound, Mixtures, and Learning

Larry Feth -- The Ohio State University
Psychoacoustics of Dynamic ‘Center-of-Gravity’ Signals

William M. Hartmann -- Michigan State University
Binaural Coherence: Mathematics, Sound Localization, and Room Acoustics

Mari R. Jones -- The Ohio State University
The Dynamics of Attending and Scene Analysis

Hideki Kawahara -- Wakayama University
Fixed Point Representations for Very High Quality Speech and Sound Modification Systems

Willard Larkin -- The Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Welcome Remarks

Roy D. Patterson -- University of Cambridge
Melodic Pitch and Foveal Audition

Jose C. Principe -- University of Florida
Innovating Signal Processing Methods for Computational Audition

Shihab Shamma -- University of Maryland
The Cortical Representation of Spectral Dynamics

Richard Stern -- Carnegie Mellon University
Using Computational Models of Binaural Hearing to Improve Automatic Speech Recognition Accuracy: Promise, Progress, and Problems

DeLiang Wang -- The Ohio State University
Monaural Speech Segregation: Representation, Harmonicity, and Amplitude Modulation

DeLiang Wang -- The Ohio State University
Summary Discussion on Computational Audition