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Assistant Professor
- Science Park 3 - 4th floor - and Wiesingerstr. 4, 2. Stock, 1010 Vienna
- jan.schlueter(at)jku.at
About
- Convolutional neural networks and deep learning
- Acoustic sequence labeling and event detection
- Weakly-labeled data and multiple-instance learning
- Differentiable time-frequency representations
| since 02/2020 | University Assistant at the Johannes Kepler University Linz |
| 09/2019–01/2020 | Data Scientist at contextflow GmbH, Vienna |
| 09/2018–08/2019 | Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Toulon, LIS Lab, DYNI team |
| 05/2011–08/2018 | Research assistant at the Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence (OFAI) |
| 10/2011–09/2017 | PhD in Informatics at the Johannes Kepler University Linz |
| 10/2008–10/2011 | Master of Science in Informatics at the Technical University Munich |
| 10/2005–10/2008 | Bachelor of Science in Informatics at the University of Hamburg |
Teaching
In the past, I was involved in teaching Audio and Music Processing, Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition (UE), Probabilistic Models (UE), Artificial Intelligence (UE), Hands-On AI I, opens an external URL in a new window, Seminar in AI (Master). This term, I am teaching the following courses:
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Python Crash Course
If you have been thrown into using Python, but at least have learned programming in another language before, do not despair: it is easy to learn, and can be useful to know! The following videos may help you setting up Python on your computer and interacting with it. Two notebooks will dive into the most important features of the language as well as three modules of the scientific ecosystem.
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Installing miniconda on Ubuntu Linux Walk-through of installing Miniconda under Linux, following the official installation instructions.
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Installing miniconda on Windows Walk-through of installing Miniconda under Windows, following the official installation instructions.
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Managing Environments and Packages with Miniconda Explanation of the most important commands from the official conda documentation. Recorded on Linux. If on Windows, open "Anaconda Prompt" from your start menu and all conda commands will work the same.
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Alternative: Setup Python on Ubuntu without Miniconda In case you want to avoid using Miniconda, this guide shows how to install packages and manage environments with pip and venv.
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Interacting with Python How to work with Python scripts, the interactive console, and Jupyter Notebooks.
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Notebook from "Interacting with Python" The notebook used in the video above.
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Python Language This notebook gives an introduction to the main features of the Python language.
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Numpy/Matplotlib/Sklearn Crash Course This introduces a part of the scientific software stack for Python: numpy, matplotlib and sklearn.
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