Audio Signature Extraction Based on Projections of Spectrograms
Regunathan Radhakrishnan, Claus Bauer, Corey I. Cheng, Kent Terry · 2007
Content-based signatures are designed to be a robust bit-stream representation of the content so as to enable content identification even though the original content may go through various signal processing operations. In this paper, we propose a novel content-based audio signature extraction method that captures temporal evolution of the audio spectrum. The proposed method, first, divides the input audio into overlapping chunks and computes a spectrogram for each chunk. Then, it projects each of the spectrograms onto random basis vectors to create a signature that is a low-dimensional bit-stream representation of the corresponding spectrogram. Our experimental results show the robustness and sensitivity of the proposed content-based audio signature extraction method for various signal processing operations on audio content.