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Computational creativity: Making music with AI technologies (sponsored by Microsoft)

Erika Menezes (Microsoft), Serina Kaye (Microsoft)
11:05am–11:45am Tuesday, May 1, 2018
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What you'll learn

  • Learn how to build a deep learning system for music generation

Description

Deep learning is gaining popularity in computational creativity tasks such as music generation. Erika Menezes and Serina Kaye share a data science process for music synthesis, including preprocessing, model architecture, training, and prediction, using Microsoft’s Azure Machine Learning. Join in to learn how to build a deep learning system for music generation.

This session is sponsored by Microsoft.

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Erika Menezes

Microsoft

Erika Menezes is a software engineer in the Cloud AI Group at Microsoft where she builds deep learning and AI solutions that leverage Microsoft’s AI technologies. Erika holds an MS from Carnegie Mellon University, where she worked as a research assistant on several machine learning and NLP projects. She is part of multiple efforts to champion diversity and inclusion in the tech industry.

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Serina Kaye

Microsoft

Serina Kaye is a principal program manager in the Cloud AI Group at Microsoft. She works on Azure Machine Learning, creating tools and services to help data scientists be more productive. Serina has over 20 years of industry experience delivering globally scaled products and services. Previously, she led the creative products team for Xbox advertising and was a group manager at MSDN and MSN. She holds an MBA from the Michael G. Foster School of Business. She grew up in Toronto, Canada.

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Serina Kaye |
05/01/2018 8:18am EDT

Hi there. Thanks for asking! You can get a free Azure account here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/free. After that, log into the Azure portal and do a search for “Azure Machine Learning”. When you get an account, your first two seats are free. =)

Asaia Palacios | ROBOTICS AI ENGINEER STUDENT
05/01/2018 7:58am EDT

Hi. You mentioned in your chat about Microsoft Azure cloud resources we can access. Where can we access these resources? Thank you.