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Beyond the Baseband: Adaptive Multi-Band Encoding for Full-Spectrum Bioacoustics Classification
Eklavya Sarkar, Marius Miron, David Robinson +6
Animals hear and vocalize across frequency ranges that differ substantially from humans, often extending into the ultrasonic domain. Yet most computational bioacoustics systems rel…
Towards Leveraging Sequential Structure in Animal Vocalizations
Eklavya Sarkar, Mathew Magimai. -Doss
Animal vocalizations contain sequential structures that carry important communicative information, yet most computational bioacoustics studies average the extracted frame-level fea…
On feature representations for marmoset vocal communication analysis
Eklavya Sarkar, Kaja Wierucka, Alexandra B. Bosshard +2
The acoustic analysis of marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) vocalizations is often used to understand the evolutionary origins of human language. Currently, the analysis is largely carr…
Comparing Self-Supervised Learning Models Pre-Trained on Human Speech and Animal Vocalizations for Bioacoustics Processing
Eklavya Sarkar, Mathew Magimai. -Doss
Self-supervised learning (SSL) foundation models have emerged as powerful, domain-agnostic, general-purpose feature extractors applicable to a wide range of tasks. Such models pre-…
Feature Representations for Automatic Meerkat Vocalization Classification
Imen Ben Mahmoud, Eklavya Sarkar, Marta Manser +1
Understanding evolution of vocal communication in social animals is an important research problem. In that context, beyond humans, there is an interest in analyzing vocalizations o…
On the Utility of Speech and Audio Foundation Models for Marmoset Call Analysis
Eklavya Sarkar, Mathew Magimai. -Doss
Marmoset monkeys encode vital information in their calls and serve as a surrogate model for neuro-biologists to understand the evolutionary origins of human vocal communication. Tr…