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October 17, 20250 citationsOpen Access

Resnet-conformer network with shared weights and attention mechanism for sound event localization, detection, and distance estimation

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QVQuoc Thinh VoDHDavid K. Han

Key Points

  • An F-score of 40.2% was achieved, indicating improved sound event detection performance.
  • Distance estimation was introduced, with an Angular Error (DOA) of 17.7 degrees recorded.
  • The architecture leverages log-mel spectrograms and various data augmentations to refine results.
  • The evaluation metrics were adjusted for comprehensive assessment, enhancing the tracking of sounds.

Abstract

This technical report outlines our approach to Task 3A of the Detection and Classification of Acoustic Scenes and Events (DCASE) 2024, focusing on Sound Event Localization and Detection (SELD). SELD provides valuable insights by estimating sound event localization and detection, aiding in various machine cognition tasks such as environmental inference, navigation, and other sound localization-related applications. This year's challenge evaluates models using either audio-only (Track A) or audiovisual (Track B) inputs on annotated recordings of real sound scenes. A notable change this year is the introduction of distance estimation, with evaluation metrics adjusted accordingly for a comprehensive assessment. Our submission is for Task A of the Challenge, which focuses on the audio-only track. Our approach utilizes log-mel spectrograms, intensity vectors, and employs multiple data augmentations. We proposed an EINV2-based 1 network architecture, achieving improved results: an F-score of 40.2%, Angular Error (DOA) of 17.7 degrees, and Relative Distance Error (RDE) of 0.32 on the test set of the Development Dataset 2 ,3.

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Vo et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f19f20de32064e504ddde6https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.2507.17941
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