Hierarchical Residual Attention Network for Musical Instrument Recognition Using Scaled Multi-Spectrogram
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Chen, Rujia
Ghobakhlou, Akbar
Narayanan, Ajit
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Musical instrument recognition is a relatively unexplored area of machine learning due to the need to analyze complex spatial–temporal audio features. Traditional methods using individual spectrograms, like STFT, Log-Mel, and MFCC, often miss the full range of features. Here, we propose a hierarchical residual attention network using a scaled combination of multiple spectrograms, including STFT, Log-Mel, MFCC, and CST features (Chroma, Spectral contrast, and Tonnetz), to create a comprehensive sound representation. This model enhances the focus on relevant spectrogram parts through attention mechanisms. Experimental results with the OpenMIC-2018 dataset show significant improvement in classification accuracy, especially with the “Magnified 1/4 Size” configuration. Future work will optimize CST feature scaling, explore advanced attention mechanisms, and apply the model to other audio tasks to assess its generalizability.
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46 Information and Computing Sciences, 4611 Machine Learning
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Applied Sciences, ISSN: 2076-3417 (Print); 2076-3417 (Online), MDPI AG, 14(23), 10837-10837. doi: 10.3390/app142310837
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