3 accepted papers
Audio fingerprinting refers to the process of extracting a robust, compact representation of audio which can be used to uniquely identify an audio segment. Works in the audio fingerprinting literature generally report results using system-level metrics. Because these systems are usually very complex…
Acoustic fingerprinting is the process to deterministically obtain a compact representation of an audio segment, used to compare multiple audio files or to efficiently search for a file within a big database. Recently, we proposed a novel fingerprint named MASK (Masked Audio Spectral Keypoints) that…
In this paper, we present the task and describe the main findings of the 2014 “Query-by-Example Speech Search Task” (QUESST) evaluation. The purpose of QUESST was to perform language independent search of spoken queries on spoken documents, while targeting languages or acoustic conditions for which…