Martin Karafiat is affiliated with Brno University of Technology in the Czech Republic, focusing primarily on research in the field of Computer Science. Their work emphasizes several subfields including Signal Processing, Artificial Intelligence, and Experimental and Cognitive Psychology.
The scientist's research extensively covers topics related to Speech Recognition and Synthesis, Speech and Audio Processing, Music and Audio Processing, Phonetics and Phonology Research, and Natural Language Processing Techniques. These areas highlight a strong involvement in audio and speech-related computational technologies.
Martin Karafiat has published multiple papers in both highly accessible pre-publication repositories and peer-reviewed journals. The venues where they frequently publish include:
Representative recent publications include:
The authorship record demonstrates collaboration with a number of frequent co-authors, including Karel Veselý, Jaň Černocký, Igor Szöke, Martin Kocour, and Marie Kunešová. These partnerships reflect ongoing cooperative efforts in speech technology and related fields.
Tomas Mikolov;Martin Karafiát;Lukás Burget;Jan Cernocký
F. Grezl;M. Karafiat;S. Kontar;J. Cernocky
Daniel Povey;Lukáš Burget;Mohit Agarwal;Pinar Akyazi
N. Brummer;L. Burget;J.H. Cernocky;O. Glembek
Stefan Kombrink;Tomas Mikolov;Martin Karafiát;Lukás Burget
Igor Szöke;Petr Schwarz;Pavel Matejka;Lukás Burget
Karel Vesely;Martin Karafiat;Frantisek Grezl;Milos Janda
Daniel Povey;Lukas Burget;Mohit Agarwal;Pinar Akyazi
Lukas Burget;Petr Schwarz;Mohit Agarwal;Pinar Akyazi
Daniel Povey;Mirko Hannemann;Gilles Boulianne;Lukas Burget
Ondrej Glembek;Lukas Burget;Pavel Matejka;Martin Karafiat
T. Hain;V. Wan;L. Burget;M. Karafiat
T. Hain;L. Burget;J. Dines;P. N. Garner
Jaejin Cho;Murali Karthick Baskar;Ruizhi Li;Matthew Wiesner
Karel Vesely;Martin Karafiat;Frantisek Grezl
Frantisek Grezl;Martin Karafiat;Karel Vesely
Damianos Karakos;Richard Schwartz;Stavros Tsakalidis;Le Zhang
Frantisek Grézl;Martin Karafiát;Lukás Burget
Martin Karafiat;Lukas Burget;Pavel Matejka;Ondrej Glembek
Thomas Hain;Lukas Burget;John Dines;Giulia Garau
Thomas Hain;Lukas Burget;John Dines;Iain McCowan
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