Roland Badeau is affiliated with Télécom ParisTech in France and has contributed extensively to research in signal processing and acoustic wave phenomena. Their work spans multiple fields including computer science and engineering, with specific interest in signal processing, biomedical engineering, artificial intelligence, oceanography, and control and systems engineering.
Their research primarily covers topics such as speech and audio processing, acoustic wave phenomena, music and audio processing, underwater acoustics, target tracking and data fusion in sensor networks, Gaussian processes and Bayesian inference, and blind source separation techniques.
Roland Badeau has published in several academic venues, with frequent contributions to:
Recent notable publications include:
Roland Badeau collaborates frequently with several researchers, including:
Their work involves methodologies and practices related to signal processing and audio analysis, often intersecting with machine learning and statistical modeling for audio source separation and acoustic wavefield analysis.
Valentin Emiya;Roland Badeau;Bertrand David
E. Vincent;N. Bertin;R. Badeau
N. Bertin;R. Badeau;E. Vincent
R. Badeau;B. David;G. Richard
E. Vincent;N. Berlin;R. Badeau
Soheil Kolouri;Kimia Nadjahi;Umut Simsekli;Roland Badeau
Antoine Liutkus;Roland Badeau;Gäel Richard
Antoine Liutkus;Roland Badeau
Romain Hennequin;Bertrand David;Roland Badeau
R. Badeau;B. David;G. Richard
Antoine Liutkus;Jonathan Pinel;Roland Badeau;Laurent Girin
Simon Leglaive;Romain Hennequin;Roland Badeau
Antoine Liutkus;Zafar Rafii;Roland Badeau;Bryan Pardo
R. Badeau;G. Richard;B. David
N. Bertin;R. Badeau;G. Richard
R. Badeau;B. David;G. Richard
Roland Badeau;Rémy Boyer
Romain Hennequin;Roland Badeau;Bertrand David
Alexey Ozerov;Antoine Liutkus;Roland Badeau;Gael Richard
R Badeau;N Bertin;E Vincent
Nancy Bertin;Roland Badeau;Emmanuel Vincent
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