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This is the thesis template for NCTU. The original source of this template is https://github.com/borting/nctu-thesis Thanks borting for his template

Modelo para Teses e Dissertações do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Sistemas e Computação do Departamento de Informática e Matemática Aplicada da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte

Laboratory Report Template used in PUC Chile

Template per le relazioni di ottica del prof. Antonio Perreca. Università di Trento, a.a. 2017-2018

Krishna Kumar's template modified for DIT

Este modelo é muito completo e deve ser usado como base para nossos trabalhos de TCC.

There are several voice communication systems that are used nowadays which are capable of maintain voice calls between two users in real time. Telephones are widely used all around the world in an unlimited kind of situations. All of these situations expose the microphone (or microphones) of the phones to different and unpredictable noises, as street noise, sea noise, rain noise, wind noise, unwanted voices, car motors, etc. As microphones capture all the sounds around it, including the wanted voice and the unwanted noises, it is necessary to implement digital real time filters capable of attenuate as much as possible all the surrounding noises. It exists a large quantity of noise reduction methods that have been used in the calling algorithms of phones. Even if these methods have had, in general, a good performance, there is still a research being done in this area in order to improve the current results. Because of this, the multichannel methods were created (using multiple microphones) as well as new algorithms that pretend to have a better noise reduction than the single channel methods. Most of these methods require a speech presence probability (SPP) method to achieve the noise reduction. The following document presents a research about different SPP methods as well as a comparison between these. This includes an explanation on how theses algorithm work, a Matlab implementation using real voice and noise recordings and objective tests of the filter.

A two-columns minimal poster from the BCMSLab with the Gyeongsang National University logo.

In this work we apply machine learning as a conducive method towards identifying previously unstudied patterns in chromosome interaction data sets. We rst use supervised learning to show that patterns identi ed by a user can be learned by tensor ow models, and then transition into unsupervised methods to delve even more deeply into the possibilities of discovery without human intervention.