Masashi Unoki
March 2001
University
Address
[Visiting,
Sept. 2000 -- August 2001]
Centre for the Neural Basis of Hearing
Department of Physiology, University of
Cambridge
Downing Street, Cambridge, CB2 3EG U.K.
Tel: +44-1223-333837 (Lab) Fax:
+44-1223-359062
Email: masashi.unoki@mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk
Post: Visiting Research Associate
[Host]
School of Information Science,
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and
Technology
1-1 Asahidai, Tatsunokuchi, Nomi-gun
Ishikawa, 923-1292, JAPAN
Tel: +81-761-51-1699 Ext. 1391 Fax:
+81-761-51-1390
Email: unoki@jaist.ac.jp
URL: http://www.jaist.ac.jp/~unoki
Post: JSPS Research Fellow
Degree
Ph.D., Information Science, JAIST, Ishikawa,
Japan, 1999.
M.A.,
Information Science, JAIST, Ishikawa, Japan, 1997.
Univ.
diploma. Department of Information and Computer Science, Polytechnic
University,
Sagamihara, Japan, 1995.
Professional
Experience
n
Teaching
Assistant, School of Information Science, JAIST, 1996 - 1997.
²
Fundamental
Mathematics for Information Science
²
Linear Systems
n
Lecturer,
Department of Business Management, Ishikawa Polytechnic College, 1995 - 1998
²
Operating
Research, Linear Programming
²
System
Optimization
²
Computer
Programming
n
Intern Student,
Dept. 1, ATR Human Information Processing Research Laboratories, 1997.
Awards,
Fellowships, and Grants
n
2000 Sato Prize,
award for outstanding papers, The Acoustical Society of Japan
Toshio Irino and Masashi Unoki, “An
Analysis/Synthesis Auditory Filterbank Based on an IIR Implementation of the
Gammachirp,”
n
Research Fellow
of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (DC2), April
1998
- March 1999 (School of Information Science, JAIST)
n
Research Fellow
of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (PD), April
1999
- March 2000 (School of Information Science, JAIST)
n
Research Fellow
of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (PD), April
2000
- March 2003 (School of Information Science, JAIST)
n
The
Telecommunications Advancement Foundation.
Traveled to Rhodes, Greece to present at the
5th International Conference on
Eurospeech'97, Sept. 1997.
n
Travel Grant,
Foundation for C&C Promotion.
Traveled to Sydney, Australia to present at
the 5th International Conference on
Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP), Dec.
1998.
n
Travel Grant, The
JAIST Foundation.
Traveled to Il Ciocco, Italy to present at
NATO Advanced Study Institute Computational
Hearing, July 1998.
n
Financial Aid
Scholarship (Japanese Government: the Ministry of Education, Science, Sports
and Culture), April 1995 - March 1998.
n
Grant in Aid for
science research from Ministry of Education (Research Fellowships of the Japan
Society for the Promotion of Science for Young Scientists), April 1998 - March
2000.
n
Grant in Aid for
science research from Ministry of Education (Research Fellowships of the Japan
Society for the Promotion of Science for Young Scientists), April 2000 - March
2003.
n
Grants for JSPS
Fellows, The British Council, Sept 2000- August 2001.
Publications
Book
chapters:
1.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Computational Model of Co-Modulation Masking Release, (in Chapter)”
In NATO Science Series: Computational model of Auditory Function. Edited by S.
Greenberg and M. Slaney, IOS Press, Amsterdam, ISBN 90 5199 457 5, 2001.
2.
Irino, T. and
Unoki, M. “A Time-Varying, Analysis / Synthesis auditory filterbank based on An
IIR Gammachirp filter, (in Chapter)” In NATO Science Series: Computational
model of Auditory Function. Edited by S. Greenberg and M. Slaney, IOS Press,
Amsterdam, ISBN 90 5199 457 5, 2001.
Journal
papers:
1.
Nishiyama, K. and
Unoki, M. “An Artificial Neural Network for Searching the Maximum Values,“ The
Transaction of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication
Engineers D-II, vol. J77-D-II, no. 7, pp. 1382-1385, July 1994.
2.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Method of Signal Extraction from Noise-added Signal,” The
Transaction of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication
Engineers A, vol. J80-A, no. 3, pp. 444-453, March 1997.
Translated to: Electronics and
Communications in Japan (IEICE Trans. A), Part 3. vol. 80, no. 11, pp. 1-11,
1997.
3.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Method of Signal Extraction from Noisy Signal based on Auditory
Scene Analysis,” Speech Communication, vol. 27, no. 3, pp. 261-279, April 1999.
4.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Method of Extracting the Harmonic Tone from Noisy Signal Based on
Auditory Scene Analysis,” The Transaction of the Institute of Electronics,
Information and Communication Engineers A, vol. J82-A, no. 10, pp. 1-11, Oct.
1999.
5.
Irino, T. and
Unoki, M. “An Analysis/Synthesis Auditory Filterbank Based on an IIR
Implementation of the Gammachirp,” The Journal of the Acoustical Society of
Japan (E), vol. 20, no. 6, pp. 397--406, Nov. 1999.
International
Conferences:
1.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Method of Signal Extraction from Noisy Signal based on Auditory
Scene Analysis,” In Proc. of IJCAI-97 Workshop on CASA’97, pp. 93-102, Nagoya,
Japan, August 1997.
2.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Method of Signal Extraction from Noisy Signal,” In Proc. of
Eurospeech’97, vol. 5, pp. 2587-2590, Rhodes, Greece, Sept.1997.
3.
Irino, T. and
Unoki, M. “A Time-Varying, Analysis /Synthesis Auditory Filterbank using the
gammachirp,” In Proc. of ICASSP’98, vol. VI, pp. 3653-3656, Seattle,
Washington, USA, May 1998.
4.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Computational Model of Co-Modulation Masking Release,” In Proc. of
NATO ASI on Computational Hearing, pp. 129-134,July 1998.
5.
Irino, T. and
Unoki, M. “A Time-Varying, Analysis / Synthesis auditory filterbank based on An
IIR Gammachirp filter,” In Proc. of NATO ASI on Computational Hearing, pp.
205-210, July 1998.
6.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “Signal Extraction from Noisy Signal based on Auditory Scene
Analysis,” In Proc. of ICSLP’98, vol. 4, pp. 1515-1518, Sydney, Australia, Dec.
1998.
7.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “Segregation of vowel in background noise using the model of
segregating two acoustic sources based on auditory scene analysis,” In Proc. of
IJCAI-99 Workshop on CASA’99, pp. 51-60, Stockholm, Sweden, August 1999.
8.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “Segregation of vowel in background noise using the model of
segregating two acoustic sources based on auditory scene analysis,” In Proc. of
Eurospeech’99, vol. 6, pp. 2575-2578, Budapest, Hungary, Sept. 1999.
9.
Akagi, M.,
Mizumachi, M., Ishimoto, Y., and Unoki, M. “Speech Enhancement and Segregation
based on Human Auditory Mechanisms,” In Proc. of 2000 International Conference
on Information Society in the 21st Century (IS2000), pp. 246-254,
Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan, Oct. 2000.
Technical
Reports:
1.
Irino, T. and
Unoki, M. “An efficient implementation of the gammachirp filter and its
filterbank design,” ATR Technical Report, TR-H-225, July 1997.
2.
Unoki, M., Irino,
T., and Shimodaira, H. “A Construction of the gammachirp filterbank,” JAIST
Research Report, IS-RR-98-0012P, Feb. 1998.
3.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Computational Model of Co-modulation Masking Release,” JAIST
Research Report, IS-RR-98-0006P, Feb. 1998.
4.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Method of Signal Extraction from Noisy Signal based on Auditory
Scene Analysis,” JAIST Research Report, IS-RR-98-0005P, Feb. 1998.
5.
Unoki, M. and
Irino, T. “Improvement of an IIR asymmetric-compensation gammachirp filter,”
ATR Technical Report TR-H-293, April 2000.
Presentations
and Seminars:
1.
Nishiyama, K. and
Unoki, M. “A Generalization of Compression Algorithm of Redundant Neurons in
Extended Hopfield Associative Memory Model,” Technical Report of IEICE,
NC93-27, Kikai-Shinko-Kaikan, July 1993.
2.
Nishiyama, K. and
Unoki, M. “Extended Hopfield Associative Memory Model,” Technical Report of
IEICE, NC93-94, Univ. of Tamagawa, July 1993.
3.
Nishiyama, K. and
Unoki, M. “A Possibility of Reducing the Redundant Neurons added into Hopfield
Associative Memory Model so that All the Memorized Patterns are Orthogonal,”
Technical Report of IEICE, NC93-95, Tamagawa Univ. July 1993.
4.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi. M. “An Extraction Method of the Signal from Noise-added Signals,” Trans.
Tech. Com. Psycho. Physio. Acoust. H-95-79, NTT Basic Research Labs., Sept.,
1995.
5.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “An Extraction method of the Signal from Noise-added Signals,” The
1996 Spring meeting of the Acoustic Society of Japan, 3-3-13, The University of
Electro-Communications, March 1996.
6.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Study of Computational model of Co-modulation Masking Release,”
Technical Report of IEICE, SP96-37, Ishikawa High-Tech center, July 1996.
7.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “An Extraction Method of the AM complex tone from Noise-added AM
complex tone,” Technical Report of IEICE, SP96-123, NHK Sci. & Res. Labs.,
March 1996.
8.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “An Extraction Method of the AM Complex tone form Bandpassed-Noise
added AM Complex tone,” The 1996 Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of
Japan, 2-8-7, Doushisha Univ. March 1996.
9.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Study on Refined Computational Model of Co-modulation Masking
Release,” The 1996 Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of Japan, 3-8-2, Doushisha
Univ. March 1996.
10.
Unoki, M. and
Irino, T. “A method for controlling the asymmetric parameters in gammachirp
filterbank,” The 1997 Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of Japan, 1-8-3,
Keio Univ. March 1997.
11.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “An Extraction of the Complex tone considering temporal variation of
the fundamental frequency,” The 1997 Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society
of Japan, Keio Univ. 2-8-16, March 1997.
12.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “An Extraction Method of the complex tone considering temporal
variation of the fundamental frequency,” Technical Report of IEICE, SP97-129,
Tokyo Univ. March 1997.
13.
Irino, T. and
Unoki, M. “An efficient Implementation of the gammachirp filter and
filterbank,” Trans. Tech. Com. Psycho. Physio. Acoust. H-97-69, NTT Basic
Research Labs., Oct. 1997.
14.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A Computational Model of Co-modulation Masking Release,”
Transactions of the Technical Committee on Psychological and Physiological
Acoustics, H-98-51, Hokkaido Univ. June 1998.
15.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “An Extraction of vowel in noise background based on Auditory Scene
Analysis,” The 1998 A Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of Japan, Univ. of
Yamagata, Sept. 1998.
16.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A model of the problem of segregating two acoustic sources based on
auditory scene analysis,” Technical Report of IEICE, SP98-158, Tokyo Univ.
March 1999.
17.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “A model of the problem of segregating two acoustic sources based on
auditory scene analysis,” The 1999 Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of
Japan, 1-2-6, Meiji Univ. March 1999.
18.
Unoki, M. and
Akagi, M. “Vowel segregation in background noise using the model of segregating
two acoustic sources,” In Proc. of AI Challenge, pp. 7-14, AOYAMA Gakuin Univ.,
Nov. 1999.
19.
Unoki, M. and
Irino, T. “Improvement of an IIR asymmetric-compensation gammachirp filter,”
Trans. Tech. Com. Psycho. Physio. Acoust. H-2000-42, Univ. of Hokkaido, June
2000.
20.
Ishimoto, Y.,
Unoki, M., and Akagi, M. “A fundamental frequency estimation method for noisy
speech based on periodicity and harmonicity,” Technical Report of IEICE,
Wakayama Univ., Sept. 2000.
21.
Ishimoto, Y.,
Unoki, M., and Akagi, M. “A fundamental frequency estimation method for noisy
speech based on periodicity and harmonicity,” The 1998 A Fall meeting of the
Acoustical Society of Japan, Iwate-Pref. College, Sept. 2000.
22.
Irino, T., Unoki,
M., and Patterson, R.D., “A physiologically motivated gammachirp filterbank,”
British Society of Audiology Short Papers Meeting on Experimental Studies of Hearing
and Deafness, pp. 35-36, Keele University, Staffordshire, U.K. Sept. 2000.
23.
O’Mard, L.P.,
Meddis, R., Unoki, M., and Patterson, R.D. “A DSAM application for evaluating
nonlinear filterbank used to simulate basilar membrane motion,” Abstracts of
the 24th Annual Midwinter Research Meeting, Association for Research
in Otolaryngology, p. 257, Trade Winds Islands Resort St. Petersburg Beach,
Florida, U.S.A. Feb. 2001.
24.
24.Ishimoto, Y., Unoki, M., and Akagi, M. “An
improvement in a fundamental frequency estimation method for noisy speech based
on periodicity and harmonicity,” The 2001 Spring meeting of the Acoustical
Society of Japan, Tsukuba Univ. 1-6-8, March 2001.
Language
Japanese: native.
English: moderate.
Memberships
The European Speech Communication
Association
The Acoustical Society of Japan
The Institute of Electronics, Information
and Communication Engineers
Research Institute of Signal Processing
Personal
Information
Born: June 26, 1969. Akita, Japan
Nationality: Japanese
Marital status: Married