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面向圈养埃及果蝠交互情境预测的超声发声自动分析

An automatic analysis of ultrasound vocalisations for the prediction of interaction context in captive Egyptian fruit bats

Technical University of Munich(慕尼黑工业大学);Munich Center for Machine Learning(慕尼黑机器学习中心);Imperial College London(帝国理工学院)

Andreas Triantafyllopoulos, Alexander Gebhard, Manuel Milling, Simon Rampp, Björn Schuller

AI总结:

本文提出利用深度神经网络自动分析圈养埃及果蝠的超声发声,以预测其交互情境,未加权平均召回率超过30%,显著优于随机水平,推动了从声音自动分析动物状态的研究。

摘要:

以往的计算生物声学研究大多聚焦于检测特定栖息地中动物的存在。然而,动物声音所包含的信息远比单纯的存在更为丰富;其中还蕴含着这些动物与同物种其他成员之间的交互信息。在自然环境中研究这些交互几乎是不可能的,因为往往缺乏真实标注。使用圈养动物则提供了一条可行的替代途径。然而,大多数先前的工作遵循传统的、基于统计的方法来分析交互。在本工作中,我们超越了这一标准框架,尝试利用深度神经网络预测圈养埃及果蝠(Rousettus Aegyptiacus)交互中的潜在情境。我们取得了超过30%的未加权平均召回率——是随机水平的三倍以上——并展示了与我们的统计分析不同的错误模式。因此,本工作代表了朝着从声音自动分析动物状态迈出的重要一步。

英文摘要:

Prior work in computational bioacoustics has mostly focused on the detection of animal presence in a particular habitat. However, animal sounds contain much richer information than mere presence; among others, they encapsulate the interactions of those animals with other members of their species. Studying these interactions is almost impossible in a naturalistic setting, as the ground truth is often lacking. The use of animals in captivity instead offers a viable alternative pathway. However, most prior works follow a traditional, statistics-based approach to analysing interactions. In the present work, we go beyond this standard framework by attempting to predict the underlying context in interactions between captive \emph{Rousettus Aegyptiacus} using deep neural networks. We reach an unweighted average recall of over 30\% -- more than thrice the chance level -- and show error patterns that differ from our statistical analysis. This work thus represents an important step towards the automatic analysis of states in animals from sound.

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