Joint Source-Environment Adaptation for Deep Learning-Based Underwater Acoustic Source Ranging

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Autori principali: Kari, Dariush, Singer, Andrew C.
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author Kari, Dariush
Singer, Andrew C.
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Singer, Andrew C.
contents In this paper, we propose a method to adapt a pre-trained deep-learning-based model for underwater acoustic localization to a new environment. We use unsupervised domain adaptation to improve the generalization performance of the model, i.e., using an unsupervised loss, fine-tune the pre-trained network parameters without access to any labels of the target environment or any data used to pre-train the model. This method improves the pre-trained model prediction by coupling that with an almost independent estimation based on the received signal energy (that depends on the source). We show the effectiveness of this approach on Bellhop generated data in an environment similar to that of the SWellEx-96 experiment contaminated with real ocean noise from the KAM11 experiment.
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spellingShingle Joint Source-Environment Adaptation for Deep Learning-Based Underwater Acoustic Source Ranging
Kari, Dariush
Singer, Andrew C.
Sound
Machine Learning
Audio and Speech Processing
Signal Processing
In this paper, we propose a method to adapt a pre-trained deep-learning-based model for underwater acoustic localization to a new environment. We use unsupervised domain adaptation to improve the generalization performance of the model, i.e., using an unsupervised loss, fine-tune the pre-trained network parameters without access to any labels of the target environment or any data used to pre-train the model. This method improves the pre-trained model prediction by coupling that with an almost independent estimation based on the received signal energy (that depends on the source). We show the effectiveness of this approach on Bellhop generated data in an environment similar to that of the SWellEx-96 experiment contaminated with real ocean noise from the KAM11 experiment.
title Joint Source-Environment Adaptation for Deep Learning-Based Underwater Acoustic Source Ranging
topic Sound
Machine Learning
Audio and Speech Processing
Signal Processing
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.23262