Marco Tagliasacchi is a researcher affiliated with Google (Switzerland), based in Switzerland. Their primary field of study is Computer Science, with a strong focus on Signal Processing, Artificial Intelligence, and related subfields. They contribute actively to research areas including Speech Recognition and Synthesis, Speech and Audio Processing, Music and Audio Processing, and Natural Language Processing Techniques.
Their most frequent co-authors include Zalán Borsos, Neil Zeghidour, Matt Sharifi, Eugene Kharitonov, and Félix de Chaumont Quitry. These collaborations reflect a network concentrated in audio and speech technology research.
Marco Tagliasacchi has been published extensively in venues such as arXiv (Cornell University), IEEE Signal Processing Letters, Interspeech, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio Speech and Language Processing, and the Transactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics.
Recent papers by Marco Tagliasacchi include:
The topics covered in these publications emphasize speech and audio processing, as well as advances in machine learning techniques applied to audio generation and synthesis. These works illustrate involvement with cutting-edge studies in high-fidelity text-to-speech systems, self-supervised representation learning, and language modeling applied to audio data.
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G. Valenzise;L. Gerosa;M. Tagliasacchi;F. Antonacci
P. Bestagini;K. M. Fontani;S. Milani;M. Barni
D. Tomè;F. Monti;L. Baroffio;L. Bondi
Alessandro Redondi;Marco Chirico;Luca Borsani;Matteo Cesana
F. De Simone;M. Naccari;M. Tagliasacchi;F. Dufaux
Paolo Bestagini;Simone Milani;Marco Tagliasacchi;Stefano Tubaro
F. De Simone;M. Tagliasacchi;M. Naccari;S. Tubaro
L. Gerosa;G. Valenzise;M. Tagliasacchi;F. Antonacci
Joel Shor;Aren Jansen;Ronnie Maor;Oran Lang
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A. Canclini;M. Cesana;A. Redondi;M. Tagliasacchi
Luca Baroffio;Luca Bondi;Matteo Cesana;Alessandro Enrico Redondi
M. Naccari;M. Tagliasacchi;S. Tubaro
M. Tagliasacchi;G. Valenzise;S. Tubaro
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G. Valenzise;V. Nobile;M. Tagliasacchi;S. Tubaro
G. Valenzise;M. Tagliasacchi;S. Tubaro
Alessandro Redondi;Luca Baroffio;Matteo Cesana;Marco Tagliasacchi
Piero Fraternali;Davide Martinenghi;Marco Tagliasacchi
P. Bestagini;A. Allam;S. Milani;M. Tagliasacchi
Mohamed A. Soliman;Ihab F. Ilyas;Davide Martinenghi;Marco Tagliasacchi
Simone Milani;Marco Tagliasacchi;Stefano Tubaro
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