Show & Tell
In addition to regular and special sessions, INTERSPEECH 2020 will feature sessions for Show & Tell demonstrations. Show & Tell is a special event organized during the conference. Participants are given the opportunity to demonstrate their most recent progress of developments, and interact with the conference attendees in an informal way, such as a demo, mock-up or any adapted format of their own choice. The contributions must highlight the innovative side of the concept and may relate to a regular paper.
Demonstrations should be based on innovations and fundamental research in areas of speech communication, speech production, perception, acquisition, or speech and language technology and systems. Selection of the show & tell demonstrations has been based not only on a paper submission but also on an accompanying video that provided a preview of the planned demonstration.
The following two sessions have been put together and will all be held online:
Speech processing and analysis
Monday, October 26th, 19:15–20:15(GMT+8)
Speech Annotation and speech assessment
Monday, October 26th, 20:15–21:15(GMT+8)
Demonstrations should be based on innovations and fundamental research in areas of speech communication, speech production, perception, acquisition, or speech and language technology and systems. Selection of the show & tell demonstrations has been based not only on a paper submission but also on an accompanying video that provided a preview of the planned demonstration.
The following two sessions have been put together and will all be held online:
Speech processing and analysis
Monday, October 26th, 19:15–20:15(GMT+8)
Speech Annotation and speech assessment
Monday, October 26th, 20:15–21:15(GMT+8)
In addition to regular and special sessions, INTERSPEECH 2020 will feature sessions for Show & Tell demonstrations. Show & Tell is a special event organized during the conference. Participants are given the opportunity to demonstrate their most recent progress of developments, and interact with the conference attendees in an informal way, such as a demo, mock-up or any adapted format of their own choice. The contributions must highlight the innovative side of the concept and may relate to a regular paper.
Demonstrations should be based on innovations and fundamental research in areas of speech communication, speech production, perception, acquisition, or speech and language technology and systems. Selection of the show & tell demonstrations has been based not only on a paper submission but also on an accompanying video that provided a preview of the planned demonstration.
The following two sessions have been put together and will all be held online:
Speech processing and analysis
Monday, October 26th, 19:15–20:15(GMT+8)
Speech Annotation and speech assessment
Monday, October 26th, 20:15–21:15(GMT+8)
Demonstrations should be based on innovations and fundamental research in areas of speech communication, speech production, perception, acquisition, or speech and language technology and systems. Selection of the show & tell demonstrations has been based not only on a paper submission but also on an accompanying video that provided a preview of the planned demonstration.
The following two sessions have been put together and will all be held online:
Speech processing and analysis
Monday, October 26th, 19:15–20:15(GMT+8)
Speech Annotation and speech assessment
Monday, October 26th, 20:15–21:15(GMT+8)
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