Sound

Classification.
Problem Audio Tagging – Tag audio as music or
Statement: noise.

Team has to build a general purpose

automatic audio tagging system using
data audio files covering a wide range of
real world environments.

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Roles
assignment:

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 1. Problems faced by the users.
2. Benchmarkings
Table of contents 3. Technology options considered

4. Concept validation

5. Solution to the problem

6. Optimization

7. Strength and weaknesses

8. Marketing concepts.

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Music gives a soul to the universe ,
wings to the mind , flight to the
imagination and life to everything.
When words fail , music speaks.

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Problems faced by the
user:

1. Noises that affect the quality of

music in music industries.
2. Unwanted sounds getting added
along with the expected sounds
in cinematography.

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1.
Benchmarkin
g compared
to other
projects out
there!
Keeping it short.

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Benchmarkin
g:

Our Project: Competitor A: Competitor B:

 Simpler codes. ▪ Folder must be ▪ Numerous files to be
arranged in order. read.

▪ Limited dataset ▪ Have to convert mp3

 Fairly reliable since
classifying only 4 to wav format
no internet
different categories. manually everytime.
connectivity is
required.

 The data set used of ▪ The data set is ▪ Research hasn’t been
open source and bought and hence disclosed.
hence reduced cost. increased cost.

 Model used is CNN ▪ Classification is done

▪ The audio is
(Convolutional Neural based on frequency.
classified into
Networks) for better
canonical wave form
accuracy.
and then processed.

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Concept
How the model is achieved.

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 Packages used:
Scipy : For optimization.
Concept and Numpy : For scientific computing.
dependencies: Jupyter : Platform that holds everything together.
Language : Python.

Concept:
 The first step was to preprocess data by normalizing sample
rates , number of channels and bit depth.
 The second step was to define the classes of sounds which
were pre labeled.
 The 3rd step was to extract features for training.
 The forth step was to train the model using the classified audio
using MLP(Multilayer Perceptrons) which is a neural network.
 The last step was to refine model using CNN which is basically
does the same process as MLP but provides better accuracy.

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Strengths Strengths: Weakness:
and  Minimum  Specific order
weaknesses Classification time. of folder to be
of our model.  Has fully functional maintained.
front and back end.  Conversion of inputs
 High accuracy due into .wav format.
to convolutional  Feature extraction
neural networks. takes a while.
 Converts audio into
number form for
faster processing.

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How does our project solve the general user problems?

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Solution to
the problem.
Classifies noise and Noise can be
audio seperately. removed with time.

High accuracy leads

to overall better Various types of
experience. noise can be
seperated and
manipulated

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 8954
Total number of data used to train and test our product!

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Lets take a
look at the 7%
accuracy Before training

rate!
80%
During training

88%
After training

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Improving
Improvements in software to get high
Scalability performance

Improvements in computational
complexities by using time and space
complexity algorithms.

Improvement in abstraction by making use

of powerful programming languages.

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Estimated
cost of
product.

Project Software
Total price
Management testing/Training
300$
100$ 200$

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  User friendly Website that has different downloads depending on the
Marketing 
Platform
Service Website- Internet Marketing
Stratergies:  Deploy free trial of the software with limited features and charge for
the complete pro features
 If free trial of software isn't possible to be provided, upload an
interactive demo of the same
 Provide giveaways for referrals
 Establishing an partner ecosystem, Build a network of partners who
have established relationships with your target customers.
 Can develop a channel program, for displaying the demo and it's
usages
 Make segmentations for attracting different targets: deploying different
services and upgrading the versions
 Influencer marketing

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Thank you very much
for your time

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Question
time!

We’d be glad to answer

any question you may
arise!

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