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A novelty detection algorithm inspired by human audio pattern recognition is conceptualized and experimentally tested. Time-domain data obtained from a microphone is processed by applying a short-time FFT, which returns time-frequency patterns. Such patterns are fed to a probabilistic algorithm, which is designed to detect novel signals and identify windows in the frequency domain where such novelties...