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PG-SELD: Physics-Guided Sound Event Localization and Detection
Sound event localization and detection (SELD) aims to jointly recognize sound events and estimate their directions of arrival from multichannel audio. Although recent deep learning approaches have achieved strong performance, their ability to generalize across acoustic environments remains limited,
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