A multi-tasking model of speaker-keyword classification for keeping human in the loop of drone-assisted inspection
A multi-tasking model of speaker-keyword classification for keeping human in the loop of drone-assisted inspection
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说话者关键词分类的多任务模型,使人类能够参与无人机辅助检查的循环
DOI:
10.1016/j.engappai.2022.105597
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
8
通讯作者:
Qin, Ruwen
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作者:
Li, Yu;Parsan, Anisha;Wang, Bill;Dong, Penghao;Yao, Shanshan;Qin, Ruwen
Audio commands are a preferred communication medium to keep inspectors in the loop of civil infrastructure inspection performed by a semi-autonomous drone. To understand job-specific commands from a group of heterogeneous and dynamic inspectors, a model must be developed cost-effectively for the group and easily adapted when the group changes. This paper is motivated to build a multi-tasking deep learning model that possesses a Share–Split–Collaborate architecture. This architecture allows the two classification tasks to share the feature extractor and then split subject-specific and keyword-specific features intertwined in the extracted features through feature projection and collaborative training. A base model for a group of five authorized subjects is trained and tested on the inspection keyword dataset collected by this study. The model achieved a 95.3% or higher mean accuracy in classifying the keywords of any authorized inspectors. Its mean accuracy in speaker classification is 99.2%. Due to the richer keyword representations that the model learns from the pooled training data Adapting the base model to a new inspector requires only a little training data from that inspector Like five utterances per keyword. Using the speaker classification scores for inspector verification can achieve a success rate of at least 93.9% in verifying authorized inspectors and 76.1% in detecting unauthorized ones. Further The paper demonstrates the applicability of the proposed model to larger-size groups on a public dataset. This paper provides a solution to addressing challenges facing AI-assisted human–robot interaction Including worker heterogeneity Worker dynamics And job heterogeneity.