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CONFERENCE (INTERNATIONAL) Robust Acoustic Scene Classification to Multiple Devices Using Maximum Classifier Discrepancy and Knowledge Distillation
Saori Takeyama (Tokyo Institute of Technology), Tatsuya Komatsu, Koichi Miyazaki (Nagoya University), Masahito Togami, Shunsuke Ono (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
28th European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO 2020)
January 18, 2021
This paper proposes robust acoustic scene classification (ASC) to multiple devices using maximum classifier discrepancy (MCD) and knowledge distillation (KD). The proposed method employs domain adaptation to train multiple ASC models dedicated to each device and combines these multiple device-specific models using a KD technique into a multi-domain ASC model. For domain adaptation, the proposed method utilizes MCD to align class distributions that conventional DA for ASC methods have ignored. The multi-device robust ASC model is obtained by KD, combining the multiple device-specific ASC models by MCD that may have a lower performance for non-target devices. Our experiments show that the proposed MCD-based device-specific model improved ASC accuracy by at most 12.22% for target samples, and the proposed KD-based device-general model improved ASC accuracy by 2.13% on average for all devices.
Paper :
Robust Acoustic Scene Classification to Multiple Devices Using Maximum Classifier Discrepancy and Knowledge Distillation
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