Jichen Yang, Qianhua He, Min Cai, Yanxiong Li, Hai Jin
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Abstract
In order to extract effective audio feature using autoencoder, different from traditional bottle-neck autoencoder, bottle-body autoencoder is presented in this paper, which is constructed using restricted Boltzmann machine with the same neurons at every layer. Bottle-body feature, which is obtained by using pseudo-inverse method to initialize weights, is applied to audio signal classification. The proposed approach is evaluated on the BBC Sound Effects Library, and shows a 14.90% and 16.20% improvement on classification accuracy than traditional Mel-frequency cepstral coefficient and bottle-neck feature.