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4th CHiME Speech Separation and Recognition Challenge and Workshop
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4th CHiME Speech Separation and Recognition
Challenge and Workshop
Launch: April 27, 2016
Deadline: August 19, 2016
Workshop: Google, San Francisco, Sep 13, 2016
http://spandh.dcs.shef.ac.uk/chime_challenge/
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Dear colleague,
It gives us great pleasure to announce the official launch of the
CHiME-4 Challenge and Workshop.
CHiME-4 revisits the CHiME-3 data, i.e., Wall Street Journal sentences
spoken by talkers in challenging noisy environments, with updated
baselines and fewer microphones for test. Participants may submit to one
or more tracks: 1-channel, 2-channel, and 6-channel.
MATERIALS
The Challenge website is now live and contains all the information,
tools and data that you will need for participation:
- a detailed description of the challenge scenario and recording conditions,
- real training and development data,
- baseline software for data simulation, speech enhancement and
state-of-the-art Kaldi-based speech recognition,
- full instructions for participation and submission,
- answers to frequently asked questions.
If you have any question that isn't answered by the website please email
chimechallenge@xxxxxxxxx
We look forward to your participation.
STATEMENT OF INTEREST
If you are considering participating, please email
chimechallenge@xxxxxxxxx with subject 'CHiME4' and you will be added to
the email list for receiving further updates.
IMPORTANT DATES
27th April, 2016 — Launch - Training/dev data and baselines released
10th June, 2016 — Workshop registration open (limited seats available
per institution, preferably for challenge participants)
27th June, 2016 — Test data released
19th Aug, 2016 — Challenge abstract/paper submission deadline
24th Aug, 2016 — Paper notification
13th Sept, 2016 — CHiME-4 Workshop
14th Oct, 2016 — Final paper (2 to 6 pages)
CHALLENGE ORGANISERS
Emmanuel Vincent, Inria
Shinji Watanabe, MERL
Jon Barker & Ricard Marxer, University of Sheffield
LOCAL ORGANISER
Kean Chin, Google
SPONSORS
Google
Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL)