Deep Multimodal Fusion of Visual and Auditory Features for Robust Material Recognition

This paper presents a deep neural network incorporating visual and auditory data fusion to enhance material recognition performance. Traditional recognition techniques relying on single data modalities face accuracy and robustness limitations, especially in complex real-world environments. To address these challenges, we develop a multimodal fusion-based model. The proposed approach first extracts features from input images and sounds separately using CNNs and spectral analysis. A concatenation layer then integrates the visual and auditory features. Extensive experiments demonstrate superior material classification over uni-modal methods, with 100% test accuracy across seven material types. The multi-modal fusion model also demonstrates stronger resilience to noise and illumination variations. This research provides a valuable foundation for robust material perception in intelligent systems.

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International Journal of Computers Communications & Control
Published
2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.15837/ijccc.2024.5.6457
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4
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Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction
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Deep Multimodal Fusion of Visual and Auditory Features for Robust Material Recognition

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Deep Multimodal Fusion of Visual and Auditory Features for Robust Material Recognition

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Abstract

This paper presents a deep neural network incorporating visual and auditory data fusion to enhance material recognition performance. Traditional recognition techniques relying on single data modalities face accuracy and robustness limitations, especially in complex real-world environments. To address these challenges, we develop a multimodal fusion-based model. The proposed approach first extracts features from input images and sounds separately using CNNs and spectral analysis. A concatenation layer then integrates the visual and auditory features. Extensive experiments demonstrate superior material classification over uni-modal methods, with 100% test accuracy across seven material types. The multi-modal fusion model also demonstrates stronger resilience to noise and illumination variations. This research provides a valuable foundation for robust material perception in intelligent systems.

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