In TaikiSan21/PAMmisc: Miscellaneous Functions for Passive Acoustic Analysis

DCLDE Abstract

CV4E Model results - lessons learned and advanced techniques Everyone knows that CNNs/Deep Learning are trendy and can be extremely accurate, but there are benefits other than just raw power.

Classify wigners of BW clicks using neural networks

• BW click trains manually marked and labeled by analysts
• 70/15/15 train test split holding out entire drifts
• Transfer Learning Resnet18

• 90% accuracy right off the bat

Advanced bits Adding ICI measure - had to 10x for it to recognize Selection net - allowing model to not predict * GradCAM / Saliency maps to try and see what the model is learning These show potential issues for BB - seems to suggest that it is learning that BB are low frequency, and thats it. Highlighting areas for potential concern

Leassons learned Differnet filters on differnet datasets caused problems - models are very sensitive to these kinds of structural differences Using the right metrics is important - class balanced accuracy vs overall, Really looking at your results - which things are right, which things are wrong - is really important. This caught the filter difference problem for me. Also highlights potential issue of Zc (70% class) appearing to be associated with noise. Better data is better. Low SNR calls found to have higher error rates, really low calls can be safely removed. * Accuracy % scores may not tell the whole picture - ICIx10 adding makes the predictive confidence higher, means less manual review.

Organization 0. Goal of pres - Quick present results, then more details on topics not normally covered. Lessons learned for future projects, advanced things possible because of the way CNNs work 1. Intro to beakers, wigners for classification 2. Present model and results. Det & event level 3. Compare to BANTER - we good 4. Results are strong, how did we get here - lessons learned along the way that led to strong results 5. Other

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