Raven Calls Indicate Sender’s Neural State
Z. Huang, Z. WangiD, J. XIE, G. Mirt, C. YAN, J. Zhong, X. Deng, F. LIU, C. ZHOU, F. XU
Abstract
Vocal communication accounts for dominantly percentage within animal species. The information of vocal samples contains not only the amplitude of objects, but also the emotional states behind it. However, to extract the emotion state behind the sound remains controversial. Here we introduce an artificial network method, the Back Propagation Neural Network, BPNN, to classify the emotional states behind the sound. The results disclosed the behaviour categories, including alarm, flight, begging and singing which has been successfully classified. This artificial intelligence classification may aid us to distinguish the ecological categories via animal vocal communication and to discover its significance of evolution and nature.
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