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ORCIDEURASIP Journal on Audio, Speech, and Music Processing, Volume 2026
Volume 2026, Number 1, December 2026
- Gonzalo Corral-García
, Diana Tejera-Berengue, Manuel Utrilla-Manso, Manuel Rosa-Zurera, Roberto Gil-Pita, Fangfang Zhu-Zhou:
Enhanced acoustic monitoring for industrial predictive maintenance using semi-coprime microphone array and joint spatial-frequency filtering. 1 - Stefano Giacomelli, Marco Giordano, Claudia Rinaldi, Fabio Graziosi:
AudioSet-tools: a Python framework for taxonomy-aware AudioSet curation and reproducible audio research. 2 - Rodrigo Picinini Méxas, Yunji Chu, Unsang Park:
Multilingual speech-to-vocal tract visualization using deep learning for pronunciation training. 3 - Gioele Greco, Mirco Pezzoli, Fabio Antonacci, Augusto Sarti:
Parametric virtual microphone techniques for sound field reconstruction with early reflection modeling. 4 - Lukás Samuel Marták, Patricia Hu, Gerhard Widmer:
Sound and music biases in deep music transcription models: a systematic analysis. 5 - Asli Besirli, Tugrahan Karakadioglu, Cenk Demiroglu:
Estimating depression and anxiety scores from conversational speech in females with and without comorbidity. 6 - Joshua Mannall, Annika Neidhardt, Paul Calamia, Lauri Savioja, Russell Mason, Enzo De Sena:
Diffraction perception in L-shaped rooms using virtual reality. 7 - Xun Jin, Jiang Gui, De Li, Yanwei Wang:
MIDI music plagiarism detection method based on feature similarity learning. 8
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