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- the present invention relates to the technical field of sound event detection in artificial intelligence technology, and specifically relates to an adaptive hierarchical aggregation weakly supervised sound event detection method and system.
- One of the most important tasks in weakly supervised sound event detection is to design an aggregation function.
- the role of the aggregation function is to infer the sentence-level probability from the frame-level probability sequence predicted by the model, that is, to infer the "category information" of the event from the predicted "location information", thereby effectively modeling weakly labeled audio samples.
- the current mainstream aggregation functions can be roughly divided into two categories: maximum aggregation and weighted average aggregation. Maximum aggregation captures the most salient information in the signal, resulting in excellent performance for audio classification.
- Weighted average aggregation performs a weighted average of all frame-level probabilities to obtain sentence-level predictions. This aggregation method that considers all frame-level probabilities instead of only focusing on salient information can recall more positive sample frames (i.e., event activation frames) , which can achieve better performance in the audio positioning subtask.
- weighted average aggregation also takes event-irrelevant information into account, bringing interference information to audio classification, resulting in suboptimal audio classification performance.
- no single aggregation method can provide an optimal strategy for all types of events. For example, weighted average aggregation is more suitable for longer duration continuous events (such as music), while for some shorter events (such as dog barking), you should consider using maximum aggregation to focus on the most significant audio frames.
- the design of aggregation strategies should be adaptive to the natural characteristics of sound events.
- the present invention provides an adaptive hierarchical aggregation weakly supervised sound event detection method and system, which uses hierarchical structure and continuous relaxation method to automatically learn the optimal aggregation strategy for each type of event, which can capture The salient information of multiple segments can retain complete positioning boundaries, thereby simultaneously improving the performance of audio classification and audio positioning in weakly supervised sound event detection.
- the present invention achieves the above technical objectives through the following technical means.
- Adaptive hierarchical aggregation weakly supervised sound event detection method specifically:
- the formulation of the optimal aggregation strategy is specifically: using Calculate the probability ⁇ * of selecting different R under the optimal relaxation parameters.
- the R corresponding to the maximum selection probability in is the optimal number of sub-packets of the current category.
- ⁇ is the probability set
- R is the number of sub-packets
- ⁇ k is the k-th dimension relaxation parameter
- softmax() is the operator.
- the sentence-level prediction probability of the k-th type of sound event is expressed as:
- ⁇ hi is the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm
- F w represents the acoustic model
- ⁇ avg represents the mean aggregation
- ⁇ max represents the maximum aggregation
- b r is the sub-package set B r elements.
- sentence-level predicted probability of the k-th type of sound event is for:
- N + is the set of all optional sub-package numbers.
- the average prediction error of all sound event categories in L W and ⁇ are the model parameters and relaxation parameters respectively
- X and Y are the Mel spectrum features and sentence level labels of the model input respectively
- Y k is the k-th type of sound event Sentence-level labels
- BCELoss represents the binary cross-entropy function
- K is the total number of categories of sound events.
- the acoustic model is any mainstream deep learning model
- the benchmark model of the acoustic model is a convolutional recurrent neural network model.
- the extracted features are Mel spectrum features.
- the acoustic model training and verification uses the DCASE2017 data set.
- the audio signal is downsampled to 16kHz, the frame length and frame shift are set to 1024 and 664 respectively. After framing, each signal obtains 240 frame samples, and the Mel spectrum feature is 64 dimensions.
- An adaptive hierarchical aggregation weakly supervised sound event detection system including a sequentially connected acoustic model and an adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm module.
- the acoustic model inputs preprocessed and feature extracted audio signals, and the acoustic model predicts frame levels. Prediction probability, the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm module aggregates the frame level prediction probability to obtain the sentence level prediction probability.
- the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm of the present invention first obtains significant information in multiple audio segments, breaking the limitation that the maximum aggregation method can only capture the most significant segments in the signal, and expands the sensing area during positioning; secondly, only The weighted average of the salient information of multiple segments is used to obtain the final prediction, which solves the noise problem caused by the weighted average aggregation considering all frame signals; therefore, the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm has the ability to capture the salient information of multiple segments while ensuring complete positioning boundaries. Making it suitable for both subtasks of weakly supervised sound event detection - audio classification and audio localization.
- the adaptive hierarchical aggregation of the present invention uses the continuous relaxation method to jointly learn the optimal weight of the model and the optimal aggregation strategy for each type of sound event; shorter sound events (such as "gunshots") usually only last for a short period of time, which In this case, maximum aggregation is often better than weighted average aggregation.
- adaptive hierarchical aggregation can automatically learn a smaller number of sub-packets, that is, most signal frames belong to the same sub-packet, increasing the proportion of maximum aggregation; compared with Long duration or periodic sound time (such as "music” or “alarm sound”), where there are fewer noise segments and event information is distributed throughout the long sequence.
- weighted average aggregation is often better than maximum aggregation.
- adaptive hierarchical aggregation can automatically allocate a larger number of sub-packets, that is, one sub-packet contains less frame information, increasing the proportion of weighted average aggregation; adaptive aggregation realizes the most customized based on the natural attributes of sound events.
- Optimal aggregation strategy making it suitable for more complex acoustic scenes.
- the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm of the present invention is lightweight in design, relies only on a set of learnable parameters for implementation, and is easy to efficiently embed into any acoustic model to complete weakly supervised sound event detection tasks.
- Figure 1 is a framework diagram of the weakly supervised sound event detection system based on adaptive hierarchical aggregation according to the present invention
- Figure 2 is a flow chart of the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm according to the present invention.
- Figure 3(a) is a comparison chart of the visualization results of weakly supervised sound event detection according to the present invention.
- Figure 3(b) is a comparison chart 2 of the visualization results of weakly supervised sound event detection according to the present invention.
- the weakly supervised sound event detection system based on adaptive hierarchical aggregation of the present invention includes sequentially connected acoustic models and adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm modules 5.
- the sequence is signal preprocessing ⁇ acoustics Feature extraction ⁇ acoustic model ⁇ hierarchical aggregation.
- the process of signal preprocessing 2 is to process the high-dimensional and complex original audio signal 1 into a short-term, continuous signal frame sequence of lower dimensions that is convenient for subsequent processing.
- the acoustic feature extraction process extracts Mel spectrum features 3 that are consistent with the characteristics of the human ear for each frame sample, preliminarily filters out redundant information, and improves the efficiency of acoustic model modeling.
- the acoustic model can be any mainstream deep learning model.
- the benchmark model of the acoustic model is the convolutional recurrent neural network model.
- the convolutional recurrent neural network (CRNN) 4 is selected.
- the convolutional neural network 4 consists of 6 convolutions. It consists of blocks and a 3-layer long short-term memory network (LSTM). Each convolution block contains a convolution layer 7, a normalization layer 8, and a ReLU activation layer 9.
- the extracted Mel spectrum feature 3 sequence is sent to the convolutional recurrent neural network 4 to obtain the frame level prediction probability sequence, that is, the positioning information of the sound event, and then the sentence level prediction probability is calculated through the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm module 5 , that is, the classification information of sound events.
- Figure 2 shows the process of gradually aggregating frame-level prediction probabilities to obtain sentence-level prediction probabilities from bottom to top, and shows the gradient propagation path during backpropagation from top to bottom, where the grayscale represents the size of the gradient.
- Signal preprocessing 2 first resamples the original signal according to a specific sampling rate. After sampling, it first performs pre-emphasis processing to compensate for the energy of high-frequency components. Then it divides the frames according to the specified frame length to obtain several consecutive shorter frame samples. Finally Add window processing to each frame of sample to smooth the frame signal to prevent energy leakage, obtain a short-term continuous signal frame sequence, and complete the signal preprocessing process.
- the specific process is as follows: Select the signal s from the large-scale weakly labeled sound event data set proposed by the DCASE2017 challenge. The sampling rate of the original signal s is 22.5kHz. It is down-sampled to 16kHz to reduce complexity.
- the signal s Before receiving by the convolutional recurrent neural network 4, The signal s needs to be preprocessed to increase high frequency resolution.
- the data duration in the DCASE17 data set is all 10 seconds, that is, the above signal s has a total of 160,000 sampling points.
- frame processing is required to reduce the computational complexity.
- the frame length is set to 1024 sampling points (64 milliseconds), and the frame shift is 664 sampling points (41.5 milliseconds), that is, an overlap of 22.5 milliseconds is reserved before and after each frame to ensure the smoothness of the frame signal.
- window processing is added to each frame of sample to complete the signal preprocessing process.
- the short-time Fourier transform is used to convert the time domain signal of each frame into frequency
- 64 Mel filters are used to filter the signal of each frame to obtain the 64-dimensional Mel spectrum feature 3, that is, for each signal.
- the input feature dimension of the convolutional recurrent neural network 4 is 240*64.
- F w represent the convolutional recurrent neural network 4.
- the frame-level prediction probability can be obtained:
- the prediction error (formula (6)) is constructed and the model is trained.
- the convolutional recurrent neural network 4 test phase performs forward calculation based on the determined optimal model weights and optimal aggregation strategy to complete sound event detection of unknown data. The specific process is as follows:
- the continuous relaxation method is used to convert the discrete search space of the optional number of sub-packets into an optimizeable continuous search space, which can be jointly optimized with the convolutional recurrent neural network 4 to automatically select the optimal number of sub-packets for each type of sound event. , that is, adaptively customize the optimal aggregation strategy for specific events;
- ⁇ k is the k-th dimension relaxation parameter
- softmax() is the operator
- b r is the r-th element in the sub-package set B;
- the activation probability of the k-th type of sound event (i.e., sentence-level prediction probability) can be expressed as:
- the number of sub-packages R determines the aggregation strategy.
- the proportion of maximum aggregation is smaller, and the proportion of mean aggregation is larger, that is, more attention is paid to global information;
- maximum aggregation is The proportion of effects is large, and the proportion of mean aggregation is small, that is, more attention is paid to local salient information; adaptive hierarchical aggregation automatically learns the number of sub-packets for each type of sound event, realizing a customized aggregation strategy for specific events;
- W and ⁇ are model parameters and relaxation parameters respectively;
- the optimal model weight W * and the optimal relaxation parameter ⁇ * can be obtained.
- the probability of selecting different R under the optimal relaxation parameter can be calculated using formula (1) ⁇ * ;
- the R corresponding to the maximum selection probability in is the optimal number of sub-packets of the current category.
- the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm has completed customizing an optimal aggregation strategy for each type of sound event.
- the continuous relaxation method for joint optimization only a set of low-dimensional relaxation parameters need to be introduced to efficiently complete the joint optimization; compared with model parameters, the number of relaxation parameters is very small, and optimization only needs to focus on the natural attributes of sound events, such as duration , period and other global characteristics without paying attention to high-dimensional signal content, so it is easy to converge, thereby guiding the model parameters to quickly converge to the global optimum under the optimal aggregation strategy.
- Manually selecting the number of sub-packets and repeatedly training the convolutional recurrent neural network can also find the optimal aggregation strategy, but its computational complexity is as high as O(N K ), where N represents the number of optional sub-packets in the search space, and K represents the sound event Number of categories.
- the present invention uses the continuous relaxation method for joint optimization and only needs to introduce a set of low-dimensional relaxation parameters to reduce the computational complexity to O(N).
- Adaptive hierarchical aggregation is an independent module controlled by a set of independent, learnable parameters.
- the input of the module is the audio positioning result predicted by the model, and the output is the audio classification result.
- the adaptive hierarchical aggregation method can be conveniently and effectively embedded in any Weakly supervised sound event detection is implemented in the acoustic model; using the convolutional recurrent neural network as the benchmark model can simultaneously learn multi-scale acoustic features of spatial and temporal context features, which is the mainstream model framework in the field of sound event detection.
- the above process completes the joint optimization of the convolutional recurrent neural network 4 and the adaptive hierarchical aggregation algorithm.
- an unknown sound signal is given, and after preprocessing and feature extraction, it is sent to the trained Convolutional Recurrent Neural Network , obtain the positioning output (frame-level prediction probability) of all target events to be detected, implement the audio positioning task, and use the optimal aggregation strategy specific to each type of event Get the activation probabilities of all categories (sentence-level prediction probabilities) to implement the audio classification task.
- Figure 3(a) and (b) are visualizations of the sound event positioning results of two typical audio signals.
- the comparison methods are maximum aggregation and weighted average aggregation. Among them, maximum aggregation can only capture significant areas and cause incomplete positioning boundaries, especially when detecting long sound events (such as "train sound"), while weighted average aggregation always brings more false detections, especially when detecting long sound events. When detecting short or multi-segment sound events (such as "screams" and "honks”).
- the positioning effects of three typical sound events in Figure 3(a) and (b) confirm that adaptive hierarchical aggregation can not only capture the salient information of multiple segments and discard redundant information, but also reduce the false detection rate while ensuring the positioning boundary. complete to achieve optimal sound event detection performance.
- this application also provides an electronic device.
- the electronic device includes one or more processors and one or more memories, and a computer is stored in the memory.
- Computer-readable code wherein the computer-readable code, when executed by one or more processors, performs an implementation of the weakly supervised sound event detection method based on adaptive hierarchical aggregation of the present invention.
- the memory may include non-volatile storage media and internal memory; the non-volatile storage media may store operating systems and computer-readable codes.
- the computer-readable code includes program instructions, which when executed, can cause the processor to perform any weakly supervised sound event detection method based on adaptive hierarchical aggregation.
- the processor is used to provide computing and control capabilities to support the operation of the entire electronic device.
- the memory provides an environment for the execution of computer-readable code in the non-volatile storage medium.
- the computer-readable code When executed by the processor, it can cause the processor to execute any weakly supervised sound event detection method based on adaptive hierarchical aggregation. .
- the processor can be a central processing unit (Central Processing Unit, CPU), and the processor can also be other general-purpose processors, digital signal processors (Digital Signal Processor, DSP), application specific integrated circuits (Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) or other programmable logic devices, discrete gate or transistor logic devices, discrete hardware components, etc.
- the general processor may be a microprocessor or the processor may be any conventional processor.
- the computer-readable storage medium may be an internal storage unit of the electronic device described in the previous embodiment, such as a hard disk or memory of the computer device.
- the computer-readable storage medium may also be an external storage device of the electronic device, such as a plug-in hard disk, a smart memory card (SmartMedia Card, SMC), or a secure digital (SD) equipped on the electronic device. card, flash card, etc.
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- 自适应层次聚合的弱监督声音事件检测方法,其特征在于:提取预处理音频信号的声学特征,并输入声学模型,将声学模型预测的帧级别预测概率序列分成若干个连续的子包,利用最大值聚合计算每个子包的显著信息,得到子包级预测集合,利用均值聚合取子包级预测集合的平均概率作为句级别预测概率;联合优化声学模型和松弛化参数,直至收敛,得到最优模型权重和最优松弛化参数,根据最优松弛化参数为每类声音事件制定最优聚合策略;给定未知的音频信号,进行预处理和特征提取,送入训练后的声学模型,得到所有目标声音事件的帧级别预测概率,实现音频定位任务,并根据每类目标声音事件的最优聚合策略,得到所有目标声音事件类别的句级别预测概率,实现音频分类任务。
- 根据权利要求1所述的弱监督声音事件检测方法,其特征在于,所述声学模型为任意 主流的深度学习模型,声学模型的基准模型为卷积循环神经网络模型。
- 根据权利要求1所述的弱监督声音事件检测方法,其特征在于,提取的特征为梅尔频谱特征。
- 根据权利要求7所述的弱监督声音事件检测方法,其特征在于,所述声学模型训练和验证采用DCASE2017数据集。
- 根据权利要求8所述的弱监督声音事件检测方法,其特征在于,所述音频信号下采样至16kHz,帧长和帧移分别设置为1024、664,分帧后每条信号得到240帧样本,梅尔频谱特征为64维。
- 一种实现权利要求1-9任一项所述的弱监督声音事件检测方法的系统,其特征在于,包括依次相连的声学模型和自适应层次聚合算法模块,所述声学模型输入预处理和特征提取的音频信号,所述声学模型预测得到帧级别预测概率,所述自适应层次聚合算法模块将帧级别预测概率聚合得到句级别预测概率。
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