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Presents our entry to the Detection and Classification of Acoustic Scenes challenge. The approach we propose for classifying acoustic scenes is based on transforming the audio signal into a time-frequency representation and then in extracting relevant features about shapes and evolutions of time-frequency structures. These features are based on histogram of gradients that are subsequently fed to a multi-class linear support vector machines.
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