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SPECTRA: Subspace-Preserving Embedding Calibration, Transport, and Replay for Fully Few-Shot Class-Incremental Audio Classification

Fully few-shot class-incremental audio classification (FFCAC) requires recognizing new sound classes from only a handful of labeled examples per session, without forgetting previously learned classes and without any large base dataset. Existing methods typically freeze a pre-trained audio--language encoder and classify with point prototypes, but they suffer from significant performance degradation throughout the sessions due to generic feature representations. We propose SPECTRA, a framework built on a frozen encoder which adds three components. (i) a lightweight trainable adapter that calibrates the generic embeddings to the task; (ii) subspace feature replay, an exemplar-free anti-forge...

AuthorsGiries Abu Ayoub, Loay Mualem, Simon Korman
Primary categorycs.SD
Published25 August 2026
Last updated at source25 August 2026
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