Yannis Vasilakis
Teaching Assistant @Queen Mary University of London
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WORK HISTORY
Teaching Assistant @Queen Mary University of London
Mile End, GB
I provide 4x2 hour laboratory assistance over the Fourier Series, Fourier Decomposition and the Discrete Fourier Transform as a part of the module \"Signal and Information\" taught by Prof. John Schormans and Dr. Johan Pauwels.Also working on \'Deep Learning for Audio and Music\', reading about State of the Art work and evaluating presentations of students based on the work they read.
EDUCATION
Queen Mary University of London
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Artificial Intelligence and Music
Democritus University of Thrace - (D.U.Th.)
Masters of Engineering - MEng, Statistical Signal Processing and Analysis of Audio/Images/Video
Democritus University of Thrace - (D.U.Th.)
Integrated Masters, Electrical and Computer Engineering
ABOUT YANNIS VASILAKIS
I\'m an aspiring Audio Machine Learning Scientist trying to bridge the gap between Music and Language. I have 8 years of hands on experience working in NLP and Deep Learning for Audio applications, hours as a Demonstrator (Teaching Assistant), teaching Digital Signal Processing, Pattern Recognition and Principles of Electrical Circuit Design, Audio Technology, Signals and Infomation, Deep Learning for Audio and Music at Democritus University of Thrace (DUTh) and Queen Mary University of London (QMUL). I\'m currently working as an Machine Learning and Audio Scientist at Universal Music Group and pursuing a PhD as a part of the Artificial Intelligence and Music (AIM) programme and a member of Centre for Digital Music (C4DM) of Queen Mary University of London. I also held a Research Scientist internship position for Sofilab, working on Corpus in automatic annotation (tagging and captioning for music applications).My thesis topic is about Compositional Joint Audio-Text Modeling, trying to enable audio-text models to avoid bag-of-words behavior by enabling compositionality. Compositionality is following the dogma that the semantics of a sentence is directly correlated with the semantics of each respective word used in that sentence.GitHub profile: https://github.com/YannisBilly
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