With image classification, models pre-trained on imagenet are somewhat of a standard, and often built into popular libraries. For audio, there isn't an exact equivalent.
Obviously, we don't want a situation where someone wins because of access to something the other participants didn't have. So in general sourcing, an extra dataset (even a public one) and using that to get an edge would be a potential issue. But if you have a dataset (or even better a pretrained model) in mind that you think would help all entrants, and it's public+free, let us know and we can see about adding it as an allowed source.
Thqnks for the response, actually I was referring to those weights from imagenet or others from populqr libraries; because they can be used after transforming the sound to spectogram for exemple.
Thanks for the reply. There is some popular datasets in audio , one of them for SED is the AudioSet. https://research.google.com/audioset/ There are some models available on github for free. I will send you an email with some pretrained weights, but they are probably some others I am not aware
Yes you can use
ok Thanks @Shanmugam
Imagenet pretrained weights ?
I'm pretty sure, we are not allowed to use any outside dataset.
You may use only the datasets provided for this competition. Automated machine learning tools such as automl are not permitted
can we use available pretrained weight or is it not finally possible ?
can you confirm that @zindi ?
Anu news here ? I mean can we use pretrained models like those in Keras ? @zindi
With image classification, models pre-trained on imagenet are somewhat of a standard, and often built into popular libraries. For audio, there isn't an exact equivalent.
Obviously, we don't want a situation where someone wins because of access to something the other participants didn't have. So in general sourcing, an extra dataset (even a public one) and using that to get an edge would be a potential issue. But if you have a dataset (or even better a pretrained model) in mind that you think would help all entrants, and it's public+free, let us know and we can see about adding it as an allowed source.
You can email Zindi at zindi@zind.africa.
Thqnks for the response, actually I was referring to those weights from imagenet or others from populqr libraries; because they can be used after transforming the sound to spectogram for exemple.
Thanks for the reply. There is some popular datasets in audio , one of them for SED is the AudioSet. https://research.google.com/audioset/ There are some models available on github for free. I will send you an email with some pretrained weights, but they are probably some others I am not aware