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Singing Evaluation based on Deep Metric Learning

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This paper aims to evaluate singing performance based on deep metric learning. As the vocal sound will be the input, we will first need to separate that from a soundtrack. After the separation, the vocal audio will be represented by Mel-spectrogram as an input in our proposed model. The process to build up our model splits into pre-training and training steps. Meta learning is adopted for pre-training while deep metric learning is adopted for training. The output of the model is a Euclidean distance reflecting the singers' performance, which is determined by comparing their sounds to the originals. Experimental results show a stable and reliable singing evaluation.

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        ISCSIC 2019: Proceedings of the 2019 3rd International Symposium on Computer Science and Intelligent Control
        September 2019
        397 pages
        ISBN:9781450376617
        DOI:10.1145/3386164

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