Statistical models of ear shape and ear acoustics

Summary

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The future of personal audio devices relies on statistical shape analysis of ears and ear acoustics. We have the world’s largest database of head-ear meshes together with ear acoustic data. The task is to explore statistical models of these data and apply leading machine learning techniques to map the data.

Supervisors

Associate Professor Craig Jin, Professor Philip Leong, Professor Alistair McEwan.

Research location

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Program type

Masters/PHD

Synopsis

This leading research project explores advanced mathematical techniques for statistical shape analysis of ears and ear acoustics. Advanced machine learning techniques will be applied to map shape data to acoustic data. Topics include pattern theory and generative statistical models. We will work with leading international research teams.

Additional information

Successful candidates likely have a background in mathematical modeling and machine learning.
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Opportunity ID

The opportunity ID for this research opportunity is 1359