HSCMA will feature a late-breaking session dedicated to the presentation of recent results, ideas, and demos.

To submit, send a 1-page pdf to hscma2014-chairs@inria.fr including:

• a title
• the nature of the proposal: poster or demo
• the names and affiliations of all authors
• a 150-250 word abstract

Demo stands will consist of a table, a power plug, and a poster board. In case you would need anything else, please mention it.

There is a maximum of 10 slots available. Submissions will be reviewed for a “sanity check” and accepted on a first-come first-served basis. Accepted proposals will be given a poster or a demo slot, but will not be published in the conference proceedings.

At least one author must register to the conference at the student rate or at the full rate by April 4, 2014. Each registration can cover only one late-breaking presentation and it cannot cover both a late-breaking presentation and a paper in the main program.

Registration is now open. See here.

Paper and demo submissions will be handled via EDAS.

Click here to submit a new paper or to revise an already submitted paper.

The workshop will feature two special sessions:

• Advances in sparse modeling and low-rank modeling for speech processing
  proposed by Hervé Bourlard and Afsaneh Asaei (Idiap)
• Speech detection and speaker localization in domestic environments
  proposed by Maurizio Omologo (FBK) and the DIRHA consortium.

HSCMA is technically co-sponsored by the IEEE Signal Processing Society.

HSCMA is also supported by ISCA through its Robust Speech Processing SIG.

We are proud to announce our three keynotes.

The best paper and the best student paper will each receive a 500$ award sponsored by Starkey and IBM.

See Call for papers & demos