Our team have evaluated several ensemble methods, such as feature concatenation, average, and fusion, on three models (Hubert, Wav2vec2, Torchcrepe).
We adopt two methods on the relationship between our scene-embedding and timestamp-embedding models. In "fusion_cat_xwc_time", every certain time inverted is averaged and concatenated. In other models, we simply average three models'(Hubert, Wav2vec2, Torchcrepe) embeddings.
The pretrained models used are:
pip install \
git+https://github.com/tony10101105/HEAR-2021-NeurIPS-Challenge---NTU.git
# In python code:
from GURA import fusion_wav2vec2
from GURA import cat_wc
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Python
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Our team have evaluated several ensemble methods, such as feature concatenation, average, and fusion, on three models (Hubert, Wav2vec2, Torchcrepe).
We adopt two methods on the relationship between our scene-embedding and timestamp-embedding models. In "fusion_cat_xwc_time", every certain time inverted is averaged and concatenated. In other models, we simply average three models'(Hubert, Wav2vec2, Torchcrepe) embeddings.
The pretrained models used are:
pip install \
git+https://github.com/tony10101105/HEAR-2021-NeurIPS-Challenge---NTU.git
# In python code:
from GURA import fusion_wav2vec2
from GURA import cat_wc
.
.
.
Python
100.0%