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Binaural Sound Event Localization and Detection based on HRTF Cues for Humanoid Robots
This paper introduces Binaural Sound Event Localization and Detection (BiSELD), a task that aims to jointly detect and localize multiple sound events using binaural audio, inspired by the spatial hearing mechanism of humans. To support this task, we present a synthetic benchmark dataset, called the
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