2007:Query by Singing/Humming - Revision history

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‎Comments from Xiao Wu

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‎Task description

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‎Comments from Roger Jang

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 * [[2006:QBSH:_Query-by-Singing/Humming]] MIREX2006 QBSH Task Proposal
-* [[2006:QBSH_Discussion_Page] MIREX2006 QBSH Task Discussion
+* [[2006:QBSH_Discussion_Page]] MIREX2006 QBSH Task Discussion
 Please feel free to edit this page.

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 The goal of the Query-by-Singing/Humming (QBSH) task is the evaluation of MIR systems that take as query input queries sung or hummed by real-world users. More information can be found in:
-* [[2006:QBSH:_Query-by-Singing/Humming MIREX2006 QBSH Task Proposal]]
+* [[2006:QBSH:_Query-by-Singing/Humming]] MIREX2006 QBSH Task Proposal
-* [[2006:QBSH_Discussion_Page MIREX2006 QBSH Task Discussion]]
+* [[2006:QBSH_Discussion_Page] MIREX2006 QBSH Task Discussion
 Please feel free to edit this page.

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 To make algorithms able to share intermediate steps, participants are encouraged to submit separate transcriber and matcher modules instead of integrated ones, which is according to Rainer Typke's suggestion. So transcribers and matchers from different submissions could work together with the same pre-defined interface and thus for us it's possible to find the best combination. Besides, note based approaches (symbolic approaches) and pitch contour based approaches (non-symbolic approaches?) are compared.
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 == Participants ==

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 The goal of the Query-by-Singing/Humming (QBSH) task is the evaluation of MIR systems that take as query input queries sung or hummed by real-world users. More information can be found in:
-* [https://www.music-ir.org/mirex2006/index.php/QBSH:_Query-by-Singing/Humming MIREX2006 QBSH Task Proposal]
+* [[2006:QBSH:_Query-by-Singing/Humming MIREX2006 QBSH Task Proposal]]
-* [https://www.music-ir.org/mirex2006/index.php/QBSH_Discussion_Page MIREX2006 QBSH Task Discussion]
+* [[2006:QBSH_Discussion_Page MIREX2006 QBSH Task Discussion]]
 Please feel free to edit this page.

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 * Alexandra Uitdenbogerd (sandrau at rmit dot edu dot au)
 * Ming Xuan, Zou (felix at wayne dot cs dot nthu dot edu dot tw)
 == Interface suggestion commented by Xiao Wu ==

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	== Comments from Xiao Wu ==		== Comments from Xiao Wu ==
	To Roger: Stephen suggested to use the "cleaned version" of essen folks(2000+ MIDIs which are also adopted in MIREX QBSH 2006). So the problem size is not that large.		To Roger: Stephen suggested to use the "cleaned version" of essen folks(2000+ MIDIs which are also adopted in MIREX QBSH 2006). So the problem size is not that large.
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		+	== Comments from Xiao Wu ==
		+	It should be noticed the list parameters in command line such as "query.list" and "note.list" are list FILEs instead of multiline arguments. Thanks Carlos for pointing out this ambiguity.

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 Is there any time constraint on running each query against 5000+ MIDIs? [It seems a little bit quiet on this page.]
 == Comments from Xiao Wu ==
-To Roger: Stephen suggested to use the "cleaned version" of essen folks(2000+ MIDI which is also adopted in MIREX qbsh 2006). So the problem size is not that large.
+To Roger: Stephen suggested to use the "cleaned version" of essen folks(2000+ MIDIs which are also adopted in MIREX QBSH 2006). So the problem size is not that large.

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 Classic QBSH evaluation:
 * '''Input''': human singing/humming snippets (.wav). Queries are from Roger Jang's corpus and ThinkIT corpus.
-* '''Database''': ground-truth and noise midi files(which are monophonic). Comprised of 48+106 Roger Jang's and ThinkIT's ground-truth along with 5000+ essen noise midifiles.
+* '''Database''': ground-truth and noise midi files(which are monophonic). Comprised of 48+106 Roger Jang's and ThinkIT's ground-truth along with a cleaned version of Essen Database(2000+ MIDIs which are used last year)
 * '''Output''': top-20 candidate list.
 * '''Evaluation''': Mean Reciprocal Rank (MRR) and Top-X hit rate.

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	== Comments from Roger Jang ==		== Comments from Roger Jang ==
	Is there any time constraint on running each query against 5000+ MIDIs? [It seems a little bit quiet on this page.]		Is there any time constraint on running each query against 5000+ MIDIs? [It seems a little bit quiet on this page.]
		+	== Comments from Xiao Wu ==
		+	To Roger: Stephen suggested to use the "cleaned version" of essen folks(2000+ MIDI which is also adopted in MIREX qbsh 2006). So the problem size is not that large.