摘要(英) |
More and more people tend to carry smart phones and wear headphones or headsets, listening to the music while they are jogging or walking in the suburb area. This behavior could bring distraction or temporarily losing the hearing of environmental background and cause accident to happen.
This work proposes a simple design for audio-based early warning system of vehicle approaching event for improving pedestrian’s safety and gives evaluation.
Sound signals were collected by an external directional microphone connected to the smart phone. Multiple feature techniques like root mean square, zero crossings, spectral centroid, and spectral rolloff were applied on the short-time frames of audio samples. Multiple machine learning classifiers like K Nearest Neighbor, Multi-layer Perceptron, Decision Tree and Random Forest were applied to classify the audio frames to detect vehicle approaching sound.
The results showed the accuracy and the feasible of the system, also point out the circumstance can’t be applicable. |
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