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              <div dir="ltr" class="gmail_signature">Hi all, just a
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                        Collect and Move Data” Data Science Institute
                        Center </font></b></p>
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                        face="arial, sans-serif" color="#0b5394"> Electrical
                        Engineering Department <span>Seminar</span></font></b></p>
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                  <font color="#0b5394"><b>Speaker:</b> Homayoon Beigi<br>
                    <b>Title: </b>Structural and Machine Health
                    Monitoring Derived from Speaker Recognition
                    Techniques</font>
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                        pm, Thursday, April 24</u></font></p>
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                      face="arial, sans-serif" color="#0b5394"><b>Location:</b> EE
                      Conference Room, Mudd 1300 (also via<b> <a
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                      color="#0b5394">; Passcode: 061263)</font></p>
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                      face="arial, sans-serif" color="#0b5394"><b>Host</b>: <span>Debasis</span> Mitra<br>
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                  <p class="MsoNormal" style="margin:0in"><font
                      face="arial, sans-serif" color="#0b5394"><b>Abstract:</b> </font><span
                      style="color:rgb(11,83,148)">The latest
                      advancements in structural health monitoring of
                      bridges and machinery have a </span>lot of in<span
                      style="color:rgb(11,83,148)"> common with speaker
                      recognition techniques.  Starting out as a
                      mechanical engineer and having done considerable
                      amount of machine health monitoring and prognosis
                      in the mid-1980s, as well as neural network
                      learning, control and signal processing, the
                      speaker moved on to work in the handwriting,
                      speaker, speech recognition fields, making a
                      connection among these fields and health
                      monitoring.  The similarities of these fields are
                      explored and a summary of the research of the last
                      decade in conjunction with the civil engineering
                      department of Columbia University are discussed. 
                      Cepstral analysis and deep neural networks
                      originally designed for speaker and speech
                      recognition are at the heart of the techniques
                      that are in this research effort that began over a
                      decade ago.  Realizing the similarities in the
                      vibration of structures, such as bridges and
                      buildings, machinery, such as gear-meshes and
                      bearings, and the human vocal tract kicked off
                      this </span>multi-disciplinary<span
                      style="color:rgb(11,83,148)"> effort. Some
                      techniques developed in this approach are shown
                      together with results for health monitoring and
                      structural damage detection. The current
                      affiliates in this research, Raimondo Betti (Prof.
                      of Civil Eng.), Azin Mehrjoo (PostDoc), and Kyle
                      Hom (4th year Doctoral Student) will be at the
                      seminar and available for discussions.</span></p>
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                      color="#0b5394">Homayoon Beigi is a Professor of
                      Professional Practice in the departments of
                      mechanical engineering and electrical
                      engineering.  He earned his BS, MS, and Doctorate
                      from Columbia in 1984, 1985 and 1991
                      respectively.  The author of the first and only
                      comprehensive textbook on Speaker Recognition, for
                      over three decades he has been involved in
                      research and development in learning-adaptive
                      control, neural network learning, biometrics,
                      speech, speaker, face, object, emotion, and
                      language recognition, as well as
                      Internet-Commerce, and more.  As the president of
                      Recognition Technologies, Inc. for 22 years, he
                      developed the multiple award-winning RecoMadeEasy®
                       Recognition Engine and CommerceMadeEasy®
                      software.  As an Adjunct Professor at Columbia for
                      thirty years, he taught in the ME, EE, and CS
                      departments and advised PhD students in civil. In
                      2023, he was selected as one of only 11 finalists
                      for the 5 Presidential Awards for Outstanding
                      Teaching.  He was a Research Staff Member at the
                      IBM T.J. Watson Research Center from 1991 to 2001,
                      working on handwriting, speaker and speech
                      recognition. He is the recipient of three best
                      paper awards from IEEE and Society of Experimental
                      Mechanics, 13 issued patents and over 120
                      peer-reviewed publications.</font></p>
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Dr. Homayoon Beigi
Professor of Professional Practice
in the Departments of
Mechanical Engineering and
Electrical Engineering
Room 1340
500 W. 120th St
Columbia University, New York City, NY 10027
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EMail: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:homayoon.beigi@columbia.edu">homayoon.beigi@columbia.edu</a>
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