A Probabilistic Modeling Approach to In-situ Trainable Gesture Recognition

Gesture recognition enables a natural extension of the way we currently interact with devices. Commercially available gesture recognition systems are usually pre-trained. We propose a method that allows users to define their own gestures using only a few training examples.

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Bayesian Pure-tone Audiometry

We develop a fully probabilistic approach to pure-tone audiometry. By assuming a Gaussian process based response model for test tones, the hearing threshold estimation problem becomes one of Bayesian inference. This allows the use of information-theoretic criteria to select optimal test tones.

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Probabilistic Hearing Loss Compensation

We want to provide a hearing impaired patient with the best setting for her hearing aid device. By recording in-situ user feedback on device performance, we are able to better understand the specific hearing loss problem and preferences of the user. Using this knowledge, we can provide a better and personalized hearing experience.

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