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egerdem/README.md

Hi there 👋

I will soon be a PhD researcher at King's College London, specializing in spatial audio, immersive audio, sound field reconstruction, and exploring AI+Music topics as a hobby, particularly symbolic music for jazz.

🔭 I’m currently working on

  • orientation calibration of spherical microphone arrays
  • DL for Music

I’m always looking to collaborate on DL+Audio or Spatial Audio topics. 📫 Feel free to reach out: [email protected]

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  1. chord_recognition_evaluation chord_recognition_evaluation Public

    loads three different chord estimation model results for the RCW dataset to evaluate the results

    Python

  2. freesound-sound_similarity freesound-sound_similarity Public

    Forked from raraz15/semantic-sound-similarity

    Python

  3. MPEG-1-Audio-Layer-I-Implementation MPEG-1-Audio-Layer-I-Implementation Public

    Implementation of Psychoacoustical Model of MPEG 1 Layer 1

    Python 4 2

  4. Steering-Spherical-Harmonics Steering-Spherical-Harmonics Public

    Python implementation of steering (beamforming for eigenbeams): rotating spherical harmonics/directivity patterns in 3D by theta and phi angles (inclination, azimuth)

    Python 2 1

  5. Convolution-and-Pooling-Algorithms-for-Deep-Learning Convolution-and-Pooling-Algorithms-for-Deep-Learning Public

    Basic implementation of a convolution (2D) and a max pooling

    Jupyter Notebook