Benjamin Joseph L. Herrera
Computer science
Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Graduation date: Spring 2025
FURI | Fall 2022
VivyNet: A New Approach to Creating AI-Generated Music
This FURI semester, this project focuses on experimenting with the concatenation of pre-trained encoder and decoder checkpoints to quickly perform task-specific tasks. Our research has uncovered possible ways that can translate text into poems. This research provides an entryway into further research that can solve task-specific problems that involve mapping data from one type to another. Future work about this research should look into other applications other than text-to-audio tasks to validate the idea of the concatenation of pre-trained checkpoints.
Mentor: Yezhou Yang
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