
I am currently a principal machine learning researcher at Bose Research and a Professor of the Practice at Tufts University. Previously I was a researcher at the CompMusic Project, Music Technology Group (MTG), Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain, under Prof. Xavier Serra. I received my Ph.D and M.S. from Georgetown University (USA) with a focus on computational linguistics and natural language processing under Prof. Amir Zeldes. Before that I received my M.A from the Department of Music, University of Pittsburgh under Prof. Bell Yung, and my B.S. from the College of Environmetal Science and Engineering, Peking University. In 2016, I co-taught a tutorial of NLP and MIR at ISMIR 2016 at Columbia University. Since 2021, I have been active on the organizing committee of DCASE Workshop. My research interest is machine learning for NLP and audio, and broadly in areas such as computational musicology, speech prosody, coreference resolution, music information retrieval, audio-text models, source separation, generative audio, audio understanding, trustworthy AI, with applications in audio products.
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Visit to MTG
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Several articles on Tufts students
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AI event at RAI-UK and University of Southampton
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Lunar New Year event at Gardener Museum in Boston
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DCASE 2025 Workshop announced
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MTG talk
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