Audio DeepFake detection (ADD) has become an increasingly challenging task recently, with the rise of various spoofing attacks utilizing artificially generated audio. The track 2 of ADD 2023 requires not only detecting DeepFake audio but also locating the manipulated regions. To tackle this unique challenge, we have proposed an innovative framework HarmoNet that leverages the Multi-scale harmonic F0 and Wav2Vec features with attention mechanism. This allows the model to effectively capture changes in each region of the utterance. Furthermore, we have introduced a new loss function named Partial Loss, which focuses more on the boundary between real and fake region. Additionally, we have designed a post-processor to refine the output of the model. Our framework achieved 70.61% in track 2 of ADD 2023, an improvement of 67.12% over baseline, and achieved the best performance. Moreover, HarmoNet also shows competitive performance on other DeepFake datasets.
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