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Few-shot and Zero-shot Learning for Music Information Retrieval

Few-Shot and Zero-Shot Learning for Music Information Retrieval

Introduction

What is Few-Shot Learning (FSL) and Zero-Shot Learning (ZSL)?
Advantages of FSL and ZSL in MIR

Foundations: Few-Shot Learning

Few-Shot Learning Foundations
Approaches
Metric-Based Few-Shot Learning
Optimization-Based Few-Shot Learning

Foundations: Zero-Shot Learning

Zero-Shot Learning Foundations
Zero-shot learning task formulation
Side Information

Few-Shot Learning in PyTorch

Introduction: Few-Shot Learning in PyTorch
Building a Class-Conditional Dataset
Sampling Few-Shot Learning Episodes
Building a Prototypical Network
Training a Few-Shot Instrument Classifier
Evaluating (and Visualizing) a Trained Prototypical Net

Zero-Shot Learning in PyTorch

Introduction: Zero-Shot Learning in PyTorch
Prepare dataset and splits
Models and data I/O
Word-audio ZSL training
Word-audio ZSL evaluation
Image-audio ZSL training
Image-audio ZSL evaluation

Recent Advances

Recent Advances in MIR
Classification: Musical Instrument Recognition
Classification: Sound Event Detection
Classification: Music Classification and Tagging
Drum Transcription
Music Source Separation

Conclusions

Future Directions
Summary

References

References

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By Yu Wang, Hugo Flores García, and Jeong Choi
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