Data Efficient Acoustic Scene Classification using Teacher-Informed Confusing Class Instruction
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Abstract (arXiv)
In this technical report, we describe the SNTL-NTU team's submission for Task 1 Data-Efficient Low-Complexity Acoustic Scene Classification of the detection and classification of acoustic scenes and events (DCASE) 2024 challenge. Three systems are introduced to tackle training splits of different sizes. For small training splits, we explored reducing the complexity of the provided baseline model by reducing the number of base channels. We introduce data augmentation in the form of mixup to increase the diversity of training samples. For the larger training splits, we use FocusNet to provide confusing class information to an ensemble of multiple Patchout faSt Spectrogram Transformer (PaSST) models and baseline models trained on the original sampling rate of 44.1 kHz. We use Knowledge Distillation to distill the ensemble model to the baseline student model. Training the systems on the TAU Urban Acoustic Scene 2022 Mobile development dataset yielded the highest average testing accuracy of (62.21, 59.82, 56.81, 53.03, 47.97)% on split (100, 50, 25, 10, 5)% respectively over the three systems.
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