FAIRFAX, Va., May 19 -- George Mason University issued the following news release:
Talk may be cheap, but it is still rich with data, and George Mason's Anomadarshi Barua is using artificial intelligence (AI) and a new approach to chaos theory to rebuild missing pieces of speech with incredible accuracy.
"When we talk, our voices have a frequency component from zero kilohertz (kHz) to around 8 kHz," said Barua, an assistant professor in the Department of Cyber Security Engineering. "Capturing all those frequencies normally requires devices to collect and process large amounts of data, which consumes power, storage, and computing resources."
He will present a paper he coauthored on this topic at the Association for Computational Linguisti...