- PhD Thesis: Exploring Deep Learning Methods for Discovering Features in Speech Signals
- INTERSPEECH 2014 paper and code on how multiframe predictions can significantly improve performance of DNN-HMM systems
- Paper and presentation slides on creating augmented datasets for training neural networks on audio data (ICML 2013)
- Work at Google using Deep Neural Networks for Acoustic Modeling (Interspeech 2013)
- Paper on using an autoencoder with deformable template parts to discover features in speech (NIPS 2011 Workshop)
- Discovering features in raw speech signals that can be used to achieve high speech recognition accuracy
- Cryobayes: An algorithm for 3D Reconstruction of Macromolecular Structure from Electron Cryo Microscopy data
- Decon2LS: A software tool for automatic analysis of high resolution mass spectral data
- MultiAlign: A software tool for finding mass spectral features common to multiple mass spectral analyses
Research Experience
Currently working on new Deep Learning models for sequences, inspired by the recent success of sequence-to-sequence, at Google.
Education
Degree: PhD; Institution: University of Toronto; Advisor: Geoffrey Hinton; Field: Computer Science.
Background
Research Interests: Machine Learning, Bioinformatics. Background: Recently graduated from the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto under the supervision of Geoffrey Hinton. Now a Research Scientist at Google in the Brain team.
Miscellany
Contact: Email ndjaitly@cs.toronto.edu; Office located at Pratt Bldg, Room 275, Dept of Computer Science, University of Toronto.