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Learning Spatial Features from Audio-Visual Correspondence in Egocentric Videos

CVPR 2024 · Video › Video segmentation and tracking · approach: Sign language and physiological video analysis · 4 citations (OpenAlex)

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Self-supervised masked audio-visual inpainting of binaural audio from egocentric video, with a channel-plus-token masking strategy, yielding spatial features that improve active speaker detection and spatial audio denoising.

Problem

Learning audio-visual representations that capture spatial correspondence between egocentric video and binaural audio for social settings, where existing methods focus on exocentric monaural audio and semantic cues.

Approach

Pretrain an audio-visual masked autoencoder to inpaint masked binaural audio tokens and full audio channels from video plus unmasked audio, using a mixed masking protocol (random token masking plus full-channel masking) so the encoder learns spatial cues; then fuse the frozen-or-finetuned features into ASD and denoising backbones.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use the proposed spatial audio-visual pretraining instead of 2.5D-VS++ featuresTalkNet · EgoCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 63.4 -> 63.9Helped
use the proposed spatial audio-visual pretraining instead of SSR++ featuresTalkNet · EasyCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 70.6 -> 71.8Helped
use the proposed spatial audio-visual pretraining instead of 2.5D-VS++ featuresSPELL · EgoCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 65.1 -> 65.6Helped
use the proposed spatial audio-visual pretraining instead of SSR++ featuresSPELL · EasyCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 67.4 -> 70.2Helped
use the proposed spatial audio-visual pretraining instead of 2.5D-VS++ featuresU-Net · EgoCom, 0 dB noiseSI-SDRi: 2.11 -> 2.20Helped
use the proposed spatial audio-visual pretraining instead of 2.5D-VS++ featuresU-Net · EgoCom, 0 dB noiseSTFT distance: 6.60 -> 6.51Helped
add self-supervised pretraining (ablation)TalkNet · EgoCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 62.7 -> 63.9Helped
add self-supervised pretraining (ablation)TalkNet · EasyCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 62.9 -> 71.8Helped
add binaural rather than monaural audio during pretraining (ablation)TalkNet · EgoCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 61.0 -> 63.9Helped
add binaural rather than monaural audio during pretraining (ablation)TalkNet · EasyCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 69.4 -> 71.8Helped
add binaural rather than monaural audio during pretraining (ablation)SPELL · EgoCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 63.9 -> 65.6Helped
add binaural rather than monaural audio during pretraining (ablation)SPELL · EasyCom active speaker detectionmAP (%): 69.0 -> 70.2Helped

Surprising findings

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Experimental setup

Datasets: EgoCom EasyCom

Benchmarks: EgoCom EasyCom

Metrics: mean average precision STFT distance SI-SDRi

Baselines: TalkNet SPELL Telling Left from Right (TLR) 2.5D Visual Sounds (2.5D-VS) Stereo sound ranking (SSR) AV-MAE U-Net ImageNet pretraining

Builds on: masked auto-encoding AV-MAE TalkNet SPELL U-Net

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