PhD Student
Mathematics and Signal Processing in Acoustics
Machine Learning
Tel. +43 1 51581-2545
Email: daniel.haider(at)oeaw.ac.at
Academic Background
Daniel Haider studied mathematics at the University of Vienna with an emphasis on applied mathematics and scientific computing. 2019 he wrote his master thesis entitled "Aspects of Time-Frequency Scattering and Towards Phase Scattering" under the supervision of Peter Balazs. Since 2020 he is PhD student at ARI.
Current Research
Since 2019 Daniel is a member of the workgroups "Mathematics and Signal Processing in Acoustics" and "Machine Learning in Acoustics" and he is interested in approaching machine learning concepts and its application on audio with tools from abstract mathematics. In the scope of his PhD he studies techniques and methods used in artificial neural networks, employing the theory of frames.
Projects
Publications
Publications
- Haider D. (2020) Aspects of Time-Frequency Scattering and Introducing Phase Scattering. . MA Thesis, .
- Haider D.; Balazs P. (2019) Extraction of Rhythmical Features with the Gabor Scattering Transform. Proceedings of the 14th International Symposium on Computer Music Multidisciplinary Research (CMMR), Marseille, France, Oct. 14-18. S. 916-923.