Jf. Trouilhet et al., Introduction of a working method for biological signals classification. Application to bird chirp recognition, B S ZOOL FR, 123(3), 1998, pp. 279-291
We present a working method for solving die problem of automatic acoustic s
ignature recognition and illustrate by the classification of a bird chirp.
The first step of the process is time and frequency analysis. This primordi
al stage allows us to define the acquisition chain caracteristics. Moreover
, it sheds ligth on the choices that are to be made during the next stages.
The second step, the choice of the modelling technique, should enable us t
o extract a set of discriminant parameters from the signal, with respect to
the classification considered. Finally, the third step consists of choosin
g a classification method suited to our problem and testing its performance
.