EURASIP Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing

The EURASIP Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing recognizes novel contributions of the following types within its area: * Empirical Research: Data-driven research, new experimental results, and new data sets * Methodology: New theory and methods for the processing of speech, audio, and music signals * Software: New software implementations and toolboxes for speech, audio, and music processing * Review: Timely and comprehensive overview and tutorial material covering recent developments within the field Subject areas include (but are not limited to): * Speech and audio technology, as well as related science and engineering methods * Speech analysis, synthesis, coding, recognition, speaker verification, language modeling and recognition, human speech production and perception, speech enhancement * Room acoustics, human audition, analysis, synthesis, and coding of music and other audio, transducers, active sound and noise control * Speech and audio separation, computational auditory scene analysis and independent component analysis * Music signal analysis, synthesis and information retrieval