Audio-Based Distributional Representations of Meaning Using a Fusion of Feature Encodings
@inproceedings{Karamanolakis2016AudioBasedDR, title={Audio-Based Distributional Representations of Meaning Using a Fusion of Feature Encodings}, author={Giannis Karamanolakis and Elias Iosif and Athanasia Zlatintsi and Aggelos Pikrakis and Alexandros Potamianos}, booktitle={INTERSPEECH}, year={2016} }
Recently a “Bag-of-Audio-Words” approach was proposed [1] for the combination of lexical features with audio clips in a multimodal semantic representation, i.e., an Audio Distributional Semantic Model (ADSM). An important step towards the creation of ADSMs is the estimation of the semantic distance between clips in the acoustic space, which is especially challenging given the diversity of audio collections. In this work, we investigate the use of different feature encodings in order to address…
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