Physics-Informed Neural Engine Sound Modeling with Differentiable Pulse-Train Synthesis

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Source paper: Physics-Informed Neural Engine Sound Modeling with Differentiable Pulse-Train Synthesis

PDF: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2603.09391v1

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We present the Pulse-Train-Resonator (PTR) model, a differentiable synthesis architecture that generates engine audio as parameterized pulse trains aligned to engine firing patterns and propagates them through recursive Karplus-Strong resonators simulating exhaust acoustics.
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The architecture integrates physics-informed inductive biases including harmonic decay, thermodynamic pitch modulation, valve-dynamics envelopes, exhaust system resonances and derived engine operating modes such as throttle operation and deceleration fuel cutoff (DCFO).
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Validated on three diverse engine types totaling 7.5 hours of audio, PTR achieves a 21% improvement in harmonic reconstruction and a 5.7% reduction in total loss over a harmonic-plus-noise baseline model
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Validated on three diverse engine types totaling 7.5 hours of audio, PTR achieves a 21% improvement in harmonic reconstruction and a 5.7% reduction in total loss over a harmonic-plus-noise baseline model
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Validated on three diverse engine types totaling 7.5 hours of audio
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PTR's reliance on physics-informed biases may limit its generalizability beyond engine sounds to other non-harmonic audio tasks.
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Additionally, the need for specialized knowledge in exhaust and engine dynamics might inhibit wide adoption unless abstracted for end users.
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while providing interpretable parameters corresponding to physical phenomena.
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We present the Pulse-Train-Resonator (PTR) model, a differentiable synthesis architecture that generates engine audio as parameterized pulse trains aligned to engine firing patterns and propagates them through recursive Karplus-Strong resonators simulating exhaust acoustics.
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This is a core description of the proposed model's architecture and synthesis process, explicitly stated in the abstract.
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The architecture integrates physics-informed inductive biases including harmonic decay, thermodynamic pitch modulation, valve-dynamics envelopes, exhaust system resonances and derived engine operating modes such as throttle operation and deceleration fuel cutoff (DCFO).
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The abstract explicitly lists these physics-informed biases as integrated into the PTR architecture.
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PTR achieves a 21% improvement in harmonic reconstruction and a 5.7% reduction in total loss over a harmonic-plus-noise baseline model
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PTR achieves a 21% improvement in harmonic reconstruction and a 5.7% reduction in total loss over a harmonic-plus-noise baseline model
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