Information Complexity of Time-Frequency Distributions of Signals in Detection and Classification Problems

Информационная сложность временно-частотных распределений сигналов в задачах обнаружения и классификации
P. V. Lysenko, A. A. Galyaev, L. M. Berlin, V. G. Babikov
2025-09-24

hydroacoustic signal classificationinformation (entropy) featuresreassigned spectrogramspectrogramtime-frequency distributions
The paper considers the problem of detecting and classifying acoustic signals based on information (entropy) criteria. A number of new information features based on time-frequency distributions are proposed, which include the spectrogram and its upgraded version, the reassigned spectrogram. To confirm and verify the proposed characteristics, modeling on synthetic signals and numerical verification of the solution of the multiclass classification problem based on machine learning methods on real hydroacoustic recordings are carried out. The obtained high classification results (F1=0.95) allow us to assert the advantages of using the proposed characteristics.
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Modeling on synthetic signals and numerical experiments on real hydroacoustic recordings were used to validate the proposed characteristics.
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Multiclass classification using the proposed features with machine learning methods achieved high performance, with reported F1 = 0.95.
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New information features based on time-frequency distributions (spectrogram and reassigned spectrogram) are proposed for acoustic signal detection and classification.
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The results demonstrate advantages of the proposed information-entropy-based time-frequency features over unspecified alternatives for the tested detection and classification tasks.

Acoustic signals represented by time–frequency distributions (spectrogram and reassigned spectrogram) used for detection and multiclass classification

Information (entropy)–based complexity features derived from time–frequency distributions and their effectiveness for detection and multiclass classification (machine-learning) of acoustic signals

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P. V. Lysenko
A. A. Galyaev
L. M. Berlin
V. G. Babikov
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