Adversarial Masking Approach for Robust Target Source Localization in the SH Domain
Gyanajyoti Routray, Priyadarshini Dwivedi, Rahul Peter, Rajesh M. Hegde
Asilomar 2025 (Paper #1523)

I started out making music in my bedroom when I was 15, and I got deep into production during my later years. During my undergrad, coursework in DSP and math brought me closer to my interests. I couldn't go for my higher studies right after my bachelors's (to save up), during which I worked as a software engineer. During this time, I was able to beef up my coding skills and craft a path for me to pursue my research in acoustics and signal processing (which I'm now invested in at Aalto). I'm continuing to do this by participating in challenges with ML/Audio/Acoustics and even winning one this year. I'll continue to push these boundaries.

Following 2 years at PineLabs building scalable fintech microservices, I transitioned into specialized acoustics and audio research. Currently, I'm an RnD Intern at Trinnov Audio in Paris, working on advanced ML/DSP methods for loudspeaker characterization in collaboration with Inria. Living and working in France has been an enriching experience, allowing me to contribute to cutting-edge audio technologies while immersing myself in a new cultural and professional environment that bridges industry and academia.
• ML/DSP for Calibration: Developing models to extract source characteristics from room measurements (current focus at Trinnov)
• Spatial Audio & SELD: Sound event localization with Conformer models trained on synthetic stereo via SpatialScaper
• Acoustics & TDOA: ICASSP research on beamforming and adversarial masking for robust source localization
• Personalised Hearing: Real-time embedded DSP pipelines for hearing protection (Savox/Otos)
I try to deconstruct complex technical logic (which I used to abstract in my early days) and apply the same to real-world scenarios. Now I'm learning more at my uni!
Building expertise across the acoustics spectrum
Showcasing practical applications of acoustic engineering principles


Developing an inline audio module for professional hearing protection headsets to apply personalized hearing profiles.


Publications
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Gyanajyoti Routray, Priyadarshini Dwivedi, Rahul Peter, Rajesh M. Hegde
Asilomar 2025 (Paper #1523)
Rahul Peter, Vivek Mohan
AES International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Audio 2025
Rahul Peter, Vivek Mohan, Seralathan Subramanian, Lauri Juvela
ICASSP 2026 (Published)
Side quests in music production and interactive audio tools
Building expertise through education and hands-on experience
Trinnov Audio, Paris (co-supervised by Inria)
Developing ML/DSP methods to extract loudspeaker characteristics from room measurements for improved calibration. Supervised by Romain Couderc and Théophile Dupré. Co-supervised by Antoine Deleforge (Inria). Working within the research team headed by Miguel Moleron and Axel Coulon.
Aalto University
Specializing in spatial audio, environmental noise control, and psychoacoustics.
PineLabs, Bengaluru
Designed and maintained Kotlin/Ktor microservices, built Rust DLQ processors for webhook reliability, and led CI/CD pipelines on Kubernetes.
IIT Kanpur
Conducted beamforming and TDOA experiments for source localization. Drafted an ICASSP and ASILOMAR paper on adversarial masking.
Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, K.K. Birla Goa Campus
Specializing in Signal Processing, Programming, Applied Mathematics and Algorithms.
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