2007:Symbolic Melodic Similarity - Revision history

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MGrachten: /* Monophonic-monophonic */

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‎Monophonic-monophonic

Carlosg: /* Tasks 2 and 3 */

2007-08-23T21:34:29Z

‎Tasks 2 and 3

Carlosg at 23:43, 22 August 2007

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Carlosg at 15:12, 20 August 2007

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Carlosg at 14:37, 20 August 2007

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Sandrau: /* Confirmed participants */

2007-08-14T03:30:05Z

‎Confirmed participants

Carlosg: Data

2007-08-11T03:32:35Z

Data

MGrachten: /* Monophonic-monophonic */

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‎Monophonic-monophonic

Nugente: /* Confirmed participants */

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‎Confirmed participants

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 === Comments from Rainer Typke ===
 * I would suggest, just for the sake of clarity, to add the word "melodic" to the task description: "...Retrieve the most similar items from a collection of symbolic documents, given a query, and rank them by *melodic* similarity." I think this is intended with the sentence anyways.
-* Would it possibly make sense to merge this task with the [[Query by Singing/Humming]] task? This could save everybody some work and also lead to interesting combinations of different algorithms.
+* Would it possibly make sense to merge this task with the [[2007:Query by Singing/Humming]] task? This could save everybody some work and also lead to interesting combinations of different algorithms.

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 * Carlos G├│mez
 * Kjell Lemstr├╢m and Niko Mikkil├ñ
 * Alexandra Uitdenbogerd

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 <div style="padding-left:4pt">a.&nbsp;&nbsp;1,000 polyphonic Karaoke files. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-kar.tgz Download] (9.5 MB)</div>
 <div style="padding-left:4pt">b.&nbsp;&nbsp;10,000 mostly polyphonic MIDI files crawled from the Web. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-mix.tgz Download] (69 MB)</div>
 == Inputs/Outputs ==

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 * Kjell Lemstr├╢m and Niko Mikkil├ñ
 * Ean Nugent
 == Discussion ==

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 <div style="padding-left:4pt">a.&nbsp;&nbsp;1,000 polyphonic Karaoke files. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-kar.tgz Download] (9.5 MB)</div>
 <div style="padding-left:4pt">b.&nbsp;&nbsp;10,000 mostly polyphonic MIDI files crawled from the Web. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-mix.tgz Download] (69 MB)</div>
 == Evaluation and ground truth ==
-The same method for building the ground truth as last year can be used. This method has the advantage that no ground truth needs to be built in advance. After the algorithms have been submitted, their results are pooled for every query, and human evaluators are asked to judge the relevance of the matches for some queries. To make this evaluation feasible, it is important that the algorithms do not only return the names of the matching MIDI files for task 2 and 3, but also where the matching fragment starts and ends in the matching MIDI file.
+The same method for building the ground truth as last year will be used. This method has the advantage that no ground truth needs to be built in advance. After the algorithms have been submitted, their results are pooled for every query, and human evaluators are asked to judge the relevance of the matches for some queries. To make this evaluation feasible, it is important that the algorithms do not only return the names of the matching MIDI files for task 2 and 3, but also where the matching fragment starts and ends in the matching MIDI file.
 == Potential participants ==

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 * 5,274 tunes belonging to the Essen folksong collection. The tunes are in standard MIDI file format. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/essen.tar.gz Download] (< 1 MB)
-=== Task 2a ===
+=== Tasks 2 and 3 ===
-* 1,000 polyphonic Karaoke files. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-kar.tgz Download] (9.5 MB)
+<div style="padding-left:4pt">a.&nbsp;&nbsp;1,000 polyphonic Karaoke files. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-kar.tgz Download] (9.5 MB)</div>
+<div style="padding-left:4pt">b.&nbsp;&nbsp;10,000 mostly polyphonic MIDI files crawled from the Web. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-mix.tgz Download] (69 MB)</div>
 == Evaluation and ground truth ==

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 * Kjell Lemstr├╢m and Niko Mikkil├ñ
 * Mohamed Sordo and Maarten Grachten
 === Monophonic-polyphonic ===
 * Kjell Lemstr├╢m and Niko Mikkil├ñ
 === Polyphonic-polyphonic ===

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 * 5,274 tunes belonging to the Essen folksong collection. The tunes are in standard MIDI file format. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/essen.tar.gz Download] (< 1 MB)
-=== Task 2 ===
+=== Task 2a ===
-* '''Collection 1:''' 10,000 mostly polyphonic MIDI files crawled from the Web. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/mixed_polyphonic.tar.gz Download] (68 MB)
+* 1,000 polyphonic Karaoke files. [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/SMS-kar.tgz Download] (9.5 MB)
-* '''Collection 2:''' 500 MIDI files of classical works and individual movements. These files have two sources: the [http://www.musedata.org MuseData] database and the [http://www.mutopiaproject.org Mutopia Project] library.
-** ''MuseData files'' <br />'''Important notice:''' This data comes from CCARH and it is used under a license signed by me (Carlos G├│mez). The data can be downloaded from the link below, but it may not be redistributed by those who download it. See the full text of the [http://www.musedata.org/legal/lcr.html license].<br /> [http://esf.ccarh.org/ismir2007/MuseData_Testset1_07.zip Download] (< 1 MB) Here is a detailed description of the [http://esf.ccarh.org/ismir2007/2_Contents_MuseData_TestSet1.pdf contents].
+=== Task 2b ===
-** ''Mutopia Project files'' <br /> This is a subset of the MIDI files of classical works found in the the Mutopia Project library. The files selected for this set are all in the Public Domain. <br /> [http://www.ldc.usb.ve/~cgomez/mutopia_public_domain.tar.gz Download] (< 1 MB)
 == Evaluation and ground truth ==

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	* Kjell Lemstr├╢m and Niko Mikkil├ñ		* Kjell Lemstr├╢m and Niko Mikkil├ñ
		+	* Ean Nugent

	== Discussion ==		== Discussion ==