ADVIKA JAYANTI

Hi! I’m a junior at Carnegie Mellon University studying Computer Science and Entrepreneurship. I'm an Innovation Scholar , interested in exploring how sound shapes human experience through musical and computational modalities.

Currently, my research investigates improving discrete predictions for spoken language understanding systems by leveraging novel advances in deep learning.

Previously I have worked with startups developing software ranging from AI enterprise tools to assistive technologies.

Through Watanabe’s Audio and Voice (WAV) Lab at CMU, I will be doing research on spoken language understanding and voice synthesis for speech and language processing.

Music Generation techniques have challenges in producing long-range musical structure and coherence in performance and memory.

Currently, Im doing research in the MultiComp Lab, exploring hierarchical structures by leveraging novel advances in deep learning to address this challenge.

FlexDay provides cutting-edge solutions for developing and deploying enterprise-scale AI applications.

I worked with the AI enterprise team to develop and automated client screening system.

IAccessible is a disability owned social enterprise that optimizes product design through assitive technologies.

I worked on AudioLabeller app that allows user to create audio labels with NFC stickers to detect any labeled item through touch of the phone.

UCF GRIT provides innovative and effective digital services that are strategically aligned to the goals of research and graduate programs.

Worked on Front End design of Slate - a system enabling UCF faculty and staff to review program prospects, review applicant information, and make admissions recommendations in one place.