Multimodal Machine Learning for Human-Centric Tasks

Explore cutting-edge multimodal architectures for human-centric tasks in this 48-minute seminar from the Center for Language & Speech Processing at Johns Hopkins University. Delve into novel approaches for handling missing modalities, identifying noisy features, and leveraging unlabeled data in multimodal systems. Learn about strategies combining auxiliary networks, transformer architectures, and optimized training mechanisms for robust audiovisual emotion recognition. Discover a deep learning framework with gating layers to improve audiovisual automatic speech recognition by mitigating the impact of noisy visual features. Examine methods to utilize unlabeled multimodal data, including carefully designed pretext tasks and multimodal ladder networks with lateral connections. Gain insights into enhancing generalization and robustness in speech-processing tasks using these advanced multimodal architectures.

Multimodal Machine Learning for Human-Centric Tasks