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− | This task is audio fingerprinting, also known as query by (exact but noisy) examples. Several companies have launched services based on such technology, including Shazam, Soundhound, Intonow, Viggle, etc. Though the technology has been around for years, there is no benchmark dataset for evaluation. This task is the first step toward building an extensive corpus for evaluating audio fingerprinting. | + | This task is audio fingerprinting, also known as query by (exact but noisy) examples. Several companies have launched services based on such technology, including Shazam, Soundhound, Intonow, Viggle, etc. Though the technology has been around for years, there is no benchmark dataset for evaluation. This task is the first step toward building an extensive corpus for evaluating methodologies in audio fingerprinting. |
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Revision as of 09:47, 25 July 2014
Contents
Description
This task is audio fingerprinting, also known as query by (exact but noisy) examples. Several companies have launched services based on such technology, including Shazam, Soundhound, Intonow, Viggle, etc. Though the technology has been around for years, there is no benchmark dataset for evaluation. This task is the first step toward building an extensive corpus for evaluating methodologies in audio fingerprinting.
Data
Database
- 10,000 songs (*.mp3) in the database
Query
- 1,264 10-second clips
- mono, 44.1 kHz, 16 bit resolution
- Recorded by variety brand of smartphones, containing noise
Evaluation Procedures
Top-1 hit rate
Submission Format
Participants are required to submit a breakdown version of algorithm. The two parts are:
1. Database Builder
Command format:
builder %file.db.list% %dir_db%
where %file.db.list% is the input list of database audio files named as uniq_key.wav For example:
./AFP/database/00001.wav ./AFP/database/00002.wav ./AFP/database/00003.wav ./AFP/database/00004.wav ...
Output file(s) should be placed into %dir_db%
2. Matcher
Command format:
matcher %dir_db% %file.query.list% %resultFile%
where %dir_db% is the directory for the built database.
%file.query.list% is the input list of query clips, for example:
./AFP/query/q0001.wav ./AFP/query/q0002.wav ./AFP/query/q0003.wav ./AFP/query/q0004.wav ...
The result file gives retrieved result for each query. The format should be:
%main_query_file_name% %main_top_1_candiate_file_name%
For example:
q0001 00204 q0002 08964 q0003 05566 ...
Time and hardware limits
Due to the potentially high number of participants in this and other audio tasks, hard limits on the runtime of submissions are specified. The time/storage limits of different steps are shown in the following table:
Steps | Time limit | Storage (hard disk) limit |
---|---|---|
builder | 24 hours | 3 GB |
matcher | 10 hours | N/A |
Submissions that exceed these limitations may not receive a result.
Potential Participants
Discussion
name / email