Chinese Journal of Acoustics

2026, v.45(03) 105-128

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Applications of deep learning neural networks in bird vocalization recognition: a decade of advancement
Applications of deep learning neural networks in bird vocalization recognition: a decade of advancement

XU Xiajuan,LI Zhongcheng,XING Xiaoying

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Bird vocalizations are essential bioacoustic signals for species identification and ecological monitoring. The proliferation of acoustic monitoring technology has driven a paradigm shift from traditional machine learning to deep learning,which excels at extracting robust representations from noisy, large-scale field recordings. This paper systematically reviews the evolution and application of core deep learning architectures in avian bioacoustics from 2014 to 2025, including convolutional neural networks(CNNs), recurrent neural networks(RNNs), generative adversarial networks(GANs), and transformers. While CNNs dominate these domains due to their efficiency in processing spectrograms, transformer-based foundation models are increasingly reshaping the field. Despite notable progress, current research still faces several critical challenges, including the recognition of long-tail species, acoustic signal overlap in complex soundscapes, poor model generalization in out-of-distribution scenarios, and a fundamental lack of model interpretability. To address these limitations, future research should prioritize the construction of standardized, multi-dimensional datasets and the integration of advanced paradigms, specifically self-supervised learning(SSL), few-shot learning(FSL), and deep source separation. Furthermore, we emphasize the necessity of explainable artificial intelligence(XAI) and domain-specific ecological priors to bridge the gap between computational complexity and ethological transparency. By providing a concise synthesis of methods, applications, and research directions, this review aims to guide future work toward scalable, robust automated bird-sound analysis for conservation and ecological science and to support policy and management decisions globally and locally.

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基金项目(Foundation): supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (32170485, 31501867)

作者(Author): XU Xiajuan,LI Zhongcheng,XING Xiaoying

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