| Summary: | Language identification is the front end of multilingual speech-processing tasks. The study aims to enhance the accuracy of language identification in complex acoustic environments by proposing a multi-scale feature extraction method. This method replaces the baseline feature extraction network with a multi-scale feature extraction network (SE-Res2Net-CBAM-BILSTM) to extract multi-scale features. A multilingual cocktail party dataset was simulated, and comparative experiments were conducted with various models. The experimental results show that the proposed model achieved language identification accuracies of 97.6% for an Oriental language dataset and 75% for a multilingual cocktail party dataset Furthermore, comparative experiments show that our model outperformed three other models in the accuracy, recall, and F1 values. Finally, a comparison of different loss functions shows that the model performance was better when using focal loss.
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