2025:Symbolic Music Generation - Revision history

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 | Algorithm || Email code/github link/docker to organizers. Check Algorithm Submission below. || Aug 21, 2025
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-| Cherry-picked IDs || Email IDS to organizers. || Aug 28, 2025
+| Cherry-picked IDs || Email IDs to organizers. || Aug 28, 2025
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 | Evaluation metric (optional) || Email organizers. || Aug 21, 2025

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 Symbolic music generation covers a wide range of tasks and settings, including varying types of control, generation objectives (e.g., continuation, inpainting), and representations (e.g., score, performance, single- or multi-track). In MIREX, we narrow this scope each year to focus on a specific subtask.
-For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections. Please refer to [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and submission format.
+For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections.
-Please check [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and know more about the submission format.
+Please refer to [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and know more about the submission format.
 =Data Format=

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	For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections. Please refer to [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and submission format.		For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections. Please refer to [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and submission format.
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		+	Please check [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and know more about the submission format.

	=Data Format=		=Data Format=

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 * Output files should be named sequentially as sample_01.json, sample_02.json, ..., up to sample_n_sample.json.
-=Baselines=
+=Baseline=
 We provide a baseline algorithm in [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository]. This is modified from the model MuseCoco (Lu, P., et al. 2023). Please also refer to this code repository to check data format and generation protocol.

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 Symbolic music generation covers a wide range of tasks and settings, including varying types of control, generation objectives (e.g., continuation, inpainting), and representations (e.g., score, performance, single- or multi-track). In MIREX, we narrow this scope each year to focus on a specific subtask.
-For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections.
+For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections. Please refer to [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and submission format.
 =Data Format=

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	For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections.		For this year’s challenge, the selected task is '''Piano Music Continuation'''. Given a 4-measure piano prompt (plus an optional pickup measure), the goal is to generate a 12-measure continuation that is musically coherent with the prompt, forming a complete 16-measure piece. All music is assumed to be in 4/4 time and quantized to sixteenth-note resolution. The continuation should match the style of the prompt, which may vary across classical, pop, jazz, or other existing styles. Further details are provided in the following sections.
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		+	Please refer to [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository] to access the baseline method and submission format.

	=Data Format=		=Data Format=

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 =Baselines=
-We provide a baseline algorithm in [https://github.com/ZZWaang/acc-gen-8bar-wholesong/tree/main this repo].
+We provide a baseline algorithm in [https://github.com/ZZWaang/mirex2025-musecoco this repository]. This is modified from the model MuseCoco (Lu, P., et al. 2023). Please also refer to this code repository to check data format and generation protocol.
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	==Algorithm Submission==		==Algorithm Submission==
		+	Participants must include a <code>generation.sh</code> script in their submission. The task captain will use the script to generate output files using the following format:
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		+	<pre>
		+	./generation.sh "/path/to/input.json" "/path/to/output_folder" n_sample
		+	</pre>
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		+	* Input File: path to the input .json file.
		+	* Output Folder: path to the folder where the generated output files will be saved.
		+	* n_sample: number of samples to generate.
		+	* The script should generate n_sample output files in the specified output folder.
		+	* Output files should be named sequentially as sample_01.json, sample_02.json, ..., up to sample_n_sample.json.

	=Baselines=		=Baselines=

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 ! Task !! Submission Method !! Deadline
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-| 2 Prompts for the test set || Email JSON files to organizers ||
+| 2 Prompts for the test set || Email JSON files to organizers. || Aug 15, 2025
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-| Algorithm || Email code/github link/docker to organizers ||
+| Algorithm || Email code/github link/docker to organizers. Check Algorithm Submission below. || Aug 21, 2025
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-| Cherry-picked IDs || Email IDS to organizers || Example
+| Cherry-picked IDs || Email IDS to organizers. || Aug 28, 2025
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-| Evaluation metric (optional) || Email organizers ||
+| Evaluation metric (optional) || Email organizers. || Aug 21, 2025
 |}
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 ==Algorithm Submission==
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