activity
20162026
most citedWhat Makes Audio Event Detection Harder than Classification?

24 citations · 34 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

13 papers

cs.SD2026

Augmenting Large Audio-Language Models with Frame-Level Grounding for Fine-Grained Temporal Perception

Yanfeng Shi, Yan Song, Junhui Li +4

Large Audio-Language Models (LALMs) have substantially advanced general audio understanding, yet they remain limited in fine-grained temporal perception, particularly in precise ev…

cs.SD2026

Towards Fine-grained Temporal Perception: Post-Training Large Audio-Language Models with Audio-Side Time Prompt

Yanfeng Shi, Pengfei Cai, Jun Liu +5

Large Audio-Language Models (LALMs) enable general audio understanding and demonstrate remarkable performance across various audio tasks. However, these models still face challenge…

cs.SD2026

A General Model for Deepfake Speech Detection: Diverse Bonafide Resources or Diverse AI-Based Generators

Lam Pham, Khoi Vu, Dat Tran +4

In this paper, we analyze two main factors of Bonafide Resource (BR) or AI-based Generator (AG) which affect the performance and the generality of a Deepfake Speech Detection (DSD)…

cs.SD2026

Environmental Sound Deepfake Detection Using Deep-Learning Framework

Khoi Vu, Dat Tran, Khanh Do +8

In this paper, we propose a deep-learning framework for Environmental Sound Deepfake Detection (ESDD) - the task of identifying whether the sound scene and sound event in an input…

cs.SD2025

An Efficient Transfer Learning Method Based on Adapter with Local Attributes for Speech Emotion Recognition

Haoyu Song, Ian McLoughlin, Qing Gu +2

Existing speech emotion recognition (SER) methods commonly suffer from the lack of high-quality large-scale corpus, partly due to the complex, psychological nature of emotion which…

cs.SD2025

Detect Any Sound: Open-Vocabulary Sound Event Detection with Multi-Modal Queries

Pengfei Cai, Yan Song, Qing Gu +3

Most existing sound event detection~(SED) algorithms operate under a closed-set assumption, restricting their detection capabilities to predefined classes. While recent efforts hav…

cs.SD2024

Prototype based Masked Audio Model for Self-Supervised Learning of Sound Event Detection

Pengfei Cai, Yan Song, Nan Jiang +2

A significant challenge in sound event detection (SED) is the effective utilization of unlabeled data, given the limited availability of labeled data due to high annotation costs.…

cs.SD2024★ 1 cited

MAT-SED: A Masked Audio Transformer with Masked-Reconstruction Based Pre-training for Sound Event Detection

Pengfei Cai, Yan Song, Kang Li +2

Sound event detection (SED) methods that leverage a large pre-trained Transformer encoder network have shown promising performance in recent DCASE challenges. However, they still r…

eess.AS2023

Joint Generative-Contrastive Representation Learning for Anomalous Sound Detection

Xiao-Min Zeng, Yan Song, Zhu Zhuo +5

In this paper, we propose a joint generative and contrastive representation learning method (GeCo) for anomalous sound detection (ASD). GeCo exploits a Predictive AutoEncoder (PAE)…

eess.AS2023

AST-SED: An Effective Sound Event Detection Method Based on Audio Spectrogram Transformer

Kang Li, Yan Song, Li-Rong Dai +3

In this paper, we propose an effective sound event detection (SED) method based on the audio spectrogram transformer (AST) model, pretrained on the large-scale AudioSet for audio t…

cs.CV2023

A Light-weight Deep Learning Model for Remote Sensing Image Classification

Lam Pham, Cam Le, Dat Ngo +4

In this paper, we present a high-performance and light-weight deep learning model for Remote Sensing Image Classification (RSIC), the task of identifying the aerial scene of a remo…

cs.SD2020★ 9 cited

Inception-Based Network and Multi-Spectrogram Ensemble Applied For Predicting Respiratory Anomalies and Lung Diseases

Lam Pham, Huy Phan, Ross King +2

This paper presents an inception-based deep neural network for detecting lung diseases using respiratory sound input. Recordings of respiratory sound collected from patients are fi…

cs.SD2016★ 24 cited

What Makes Audio Event Detection Harder than Classification?

Huy Phan, Philipp Koch, Fabrice Katzberg +4

There is a common observation that audio event classification is easier to deal with than detection. So far, this observation has been accepted as a fact and we lack of a careful a…