This work addresses the soundtrack indexing of multimedia documents. We present a speech/music classification system based on three original features: entropy modulation, stationary segment duration and number of segments. They were merged by basic score maximisation with the classical 4 Hertz modulation energy. We validate this fusion approach with the use of the probability theory and the evidence theory. The system is tested on radio corpora. Systems are simple, robust and could be improved on every corpus without training or adaptation
M. Paul DELÉGLISE – Professeur à l'Université du Maine – Rapporteur M. Patrick GROS – Chargé de Rech...
This article talks about two majors ways of performing a speech/music segmentation task. The first o...
Automatic audio categorization has great potential for application in the maintenance and usage of l...
This work addresses the soundtrack indexing of multimedia documents. We present a speech/music class...
This paper deals with a novel approach to speech / music segmentation based on four original feature...
This work addresses the soundtrack indexing of multimedia documents. Our purpose is to detect and lo...
To index efficiently the soundtrack of multimedia documents, it is necessary to extract elementary a...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
With the high increase in the availability of digital music, it has become of interest to automatica...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are information rich sources, from which much content-related infor...
M. Paul DELÉGLISE – Professeur à l'Université du Maine – Rapporteur M. Patrick GROS – Chargé de Rech...
M. Paul DELÉGLISE – Professeur à l'Université du Maine – Rapporteur M. Patrick GROS – Chargé de Rech...
M. Paul DELÉGLISE – Professeur à l'Université du Maine – Rapporteur M. Patrick GROS – Chargé de Rech...
This article talks about two majors ways of performing a speech/music segmentation task. The first o...
Automatic audio categorization has great potential for application in the maintenance and usage of l...
This work addresses the soundtrack indexing of multimedia documents. We present a speech/music class...
This paper deals with a novel approach to speech / music segmentation based on four original feature...
This work addresses the soundtrack indexing of multimedia documents. Our purpose is to detect and lo...
To index efficiently the soundtrack of multimedia documents, it is necessary to extract elementary a...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are informationrich sources, from which much content-related informa...
With the high increase in the availability of digital music, it has become of interest to automatica...
Soundtracks of multimedia files are information rich sources, from which much content-related infor...
M. Paul DELÉGLISE – Professeur à l'Université du Maine – Rapporteur M. Patrick GROS – Chargé de Rech...
M. Paul DELÉGLISE – Professeur à l'Université du Maine – Rapporteur M. Patrick GROS – Chargé de Rech...
M. Paul DELÉGLISE – Professeur à l'Université du Maine – Rapporteur M. Patrick GROS – Chargé de Rech...
This article talks about two majors ways of performing a speech/music segmentation task. The first o...
Automatic audio categorization has great potential for application in the maintenance and usage of l...