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第22回 ロボット聴覚特集 - 奥乃研究室 - 京都大学

第22回 ロボット聴覚特集 - 奥乃研究室 - 京都大学

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社 団 法 人 人 工 知 能 学 会Japanese Society forArtificial Intelligence人 工 知 能 学 会JSAI Technical ReportSIG-CHallege-0522-15 (10/15)Sound Source Localization robust to variations of environmentsusing microphones mounted to head of robot , , , Toshiaki Kubo Naoya Mochiki Tetsuji Ogawa Tetsunori Kobayashi Department of Computer Science, Waseda UniversityAbstractA sound source localization method using statisticalpattern recognition is extended so thatit works robustly in various environmentsIn our previous work, we proposed new types ofsound source localization methods using robotmounting microphones, which are free fromHRTF (Head Related Transfer Function) estimation.This method is performed with statisticalpattern recognition which employs theratio of spectra amplitude obtained for pairs ofmicrophones as feature parameters. It workswell whatever the sound source is, because thefeature is completely sound-source-invariant.However, it is slightly sensitive to the variationsof environmentsIn order to solove this problem, HLDA (HeteroscedasticLinear Discriminant Analysis) isapplied to extract environment-invariant featuresExperimentalresults show perfect performanceof the proposed method with HLDAfeature extraction.1 4 [1][2][3] [3] MLLR HLDA (Heteroscedastic Linear DiscriminantAnalysis) [5] 23 HLDA 452 2.1 2 4 Figure 1 RF-Mic(Right-Front-Microphone)LF-Mic(Left-Front-Microphone) RR-Mic(Right-Right-Microphone)LL-Mic(Left-Left-Microphone) Audiotechnica ATM15a 89

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