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Look, Listen and Learn — A Multimodal LSTM for Speaker Identification

AAAI 2016 · Vision-language and multimodal › Cross-modal learning · approach: Audio-visual speech separation · 73 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace per-frame CNN/CNN+SVM classification with an LSTM over CNN face featuresface sequence classifier · BBT face sequence classificationaccuracy (%): 92.42 -> 95.61Helped
replace CNN with CNN+SVM on featuresface sequence classifier · BBT face sequence classificationaccuracy (%): 92.33 -> 92.42No clear effect
add cross-modal sharing of recurrent weights and output weights W_y (full sharing) vs no sharing (ablation)multimodal LSTM · BBT distractor rejection ROCROC (false alarm vs accuracy)Helped
use modality-specific W_y (half sharing) instead of shared W_y (ablation)multimodal LSTM · BBT distractor rejection ROCfalse alarm rateHurt
replace Hu et al. with multimodal LSTMspeaker identification · BBT S01E03 speaker naming, 0.5s windowaccuracy (%): 74.93 -> 86.59Helped
replace Hu et al. with multimodal LSTM at 2.5s windowspeaker identification · BBT S01E03 speaker naming, 2.5s windowaccuracy (%): 82.81 -> 91.17Helped

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