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arXiv 2110.04584eess.AScs.HCcs.SD
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直观地探索多用途音频数据

Visually Exploring Multi-Purpose Audio Data

Lincoln University(林肯大学);Queen Mary University of London(伦敦玛丽女王大学)

David Heise, Helen L. Bear

摘要:

我们使用工具分析多用途音频,以可视化可通过无监督方法观察到的数据中的相似性。机器学习分类器的成功受到系统输入中包含的信息的影响,因此我们研究数据中的潜在模式是否可以解释此类分类器的性能限制。我们使用聚类趋势(VAT)技术的视觉评估一个众所周知的数据集,观察样本如何自然聚类,我们进行比较,用于音频地理标记和声学场景分类的标签。我们证明,增值税有助于解释和证实在以前的工作中观察到的混乱,以分类这种音频,产生更深入的了解监督分类系统的性能和局限性。虽然这种探索性分析是在我们知道“地面实况”标签的数据上进行的,但这种将数据所指示的自然分组可视化的方法导致了关于未标记数据的重要问题,这些问题可以帮助评估和现实的期望未来(包括自我监督)分类系统。

英文摘要:

We analyse multi-purpose audio using tools to visualise similarities within the data that may be observed via unsupervised methods. The success of machine learning classifiers is affected by the information contained within system inputs, so we investigate whether latent patterns within the data may explain performance limitations of such classifiers. We use the visual assessment of cluster tendency (VAT) technique on a well known data set to observe how the samples naturally cluster, and we make comparisons to the labels used for audio geotagging and acoustic scene classification. We demonstrate that VAT helps to explain and corroborate confusions observed in prior work to classify this audio, yielding greater insight into the performance - and limitations - of supervised classification systems. While this exploratory analysis is conducted on data for which we know the "ground truth" labels, this method of visualising the natural groupings as dictated by the data leads to important questions about unlabelled data that can help the evaluation and realistic expectations of future (including self-supervised) classification systems.

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