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Misrecognition or Abstraction? Rethinking Outputs of Sound Event Recognition
Conventional general sound recognition systems typically output deterministic sound event labels, implicitly assuming that the target sound class can be correctly identified from the input audio. However, in real listening situations, the sound event class is not always clearly identifiable. Human l
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