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Deep audio embeddings for vocalisation clustering

2023-03-12

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The study of non-human animals’ communication systems generally relies on the transcription of vocal sequences using a finite set of discrete units. This set is referred to as a vocal repertoire, which is specific to a species or a sub-group of a species. When conducted by human experts, the formal description of vocal repertoires can be laborious and/or biased. This motivates computerised assistance for this proc...

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fa27b164-875f-5d0c-a646-954aa0ff3e7f
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10.1101/2023.03.10.531956
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