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Kazuhito Koishida

Principal Research Manager

Kazuhito Koishida
Kazuhito Koishida

Kazuhito Koishida is a principal lead scientist in Microsoft’s Applied Sciences Group in the Experiences + Devices organization.  He has been with Microsoft since 2000.  Kazuhito’s area of interests are in signal processing and machine learning for audio, speech, computer vision, and other sensor data.

Past projects

  • Audio and voice compression: Bitrate/bandwidth scalable codec, MELP codec at 1.2kbps, and Windows Media audio and voice codec
  • Audio matching: Voice note application and music recognition service
  • Microphone array processing: Beamforming and sound source localization
  • Audio/voice detection and recognition: Keyword spotting and speaker identification
  • Speech enhancement: Audiovisual fusion and bandwidth expansion

Education

  • B.S degree in electrical engineering from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan, 1994
  • M.S. degree in electrical engineering from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan, 1995
  • Ph.D. degree in electrical engineeringg from the Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan, 1998.  Dissertation title: "Speech Coding Based on Mel-Generalized Cepstral Analysis"
  • Post doctoral researcher at the Signal Compression Lab at the University of California, Santa Barbara, 1998-2000

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