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Trainable Fractional Fourier Transform

Please check our new article at the intersection of machine learning and signal processing published at IEEE Signal Processing Letters! We extend the theory of FrFT, a parametric signal transformation, by introducing it as a trainable layer in neural network architectures. We showed that the transformation parameters can be learned along with the remaining network […]

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Natural language processing for defining linguistic features in schizophrenia: A sample from Turkish speakers

Our collaborative work at UMRAM, Departments of Psychology and Electrical and Electronics Engineering of Bilkent University, and Department of Psychiatry of Hacettepe University on NLP-based approaches to understand schizophrenia is now published at Schizophrenia Research! In this study, we applied multiple natural language processing (NLP) methods for defining linguistic features of Turkish, a non-Indo-European language, […]

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Two Awards to UMRAM students at the EE Graduates’ Research Conference

The 34th Graduate Research Conference, organized by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EE) and the IEEE Student Branch, took place on Thursday, January 25 in the lecture halls on the ground floor of the EE building. Bilkent EE graduate students described their state-of-the-art research projects in oral and poster presentations during this day-long […]

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Elginkan Foundation 2023 Technology Award to Prof.Dr.Ergin Atalar

The recipients of the “Elginkan Foundation Turkish Culture Research and Technology Awards”, which were launched by the Elginkan Foundation in 2006, in their 18th year, have been announced. The recipients of the awards, which will be given to contribute to studies, research and services in the fields of science, culture and arts in Turkey and […]

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Automatic Construction of Sememe Knowledge Bases from Machine Readable Dictionaries

Check out our recent IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing article on automatic sememe knowledge base construction. Sememes are the smallest and indivisible semantic units of word meaning. A predefined set of sememes is theoretically considered “the periodic table” of meaning in a natural language. However, unlike chemistry, the composition of the ultimate […]

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