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==Introduction==
 
==Introduction==
These are the results for the 2006 running of the Audio Onset Detection task set. For background information about this task set please refer to the [[Audio Onset Detection]] page.
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These are the results for the 2006 running of the Audio Onset Detection task set. For background information about this task set please refer to the [[2006:Audio Onset Detection]] page.
  
 
The aim of the Audio Onset Detection task is to find the time locations at which all musical events in a recording begin. The dataset consists of 85 recordings across 9 different "classes" (e.g. solo drums, polyphonic pitched, etc.). For each sound file, ground truth annotations produced by 3-5 listeners were used for the evaluation. Each algorithm was tested across 10-20 different parameterizations (e.g. thresholds) in order to produce Precision vs. Recall Operating Characteristic (P-ROC) curves. The primary evauluation metric used was the F1-Measure (the equal weighted harmonic mean of precision and recall).  
 
The aim of the Audio Onset Detection task is to find the time locations at which all musical events in a recording begin. The dataset consists of 85 recordings across 9 different "classes" (e.g. solo drums, polyphonic pitched, etc.). For each sound file, ground truth annotations produced by 3-5 listeners were used for the evaluation. Each algorithm was tested across 10-20 different parameterizations (e.g. thresholds) in order to produce Precision vs. Recall Operating Characteristic (P-ROC) curves. The primary evauluation metric used was the F1-Measure (the equal weighted harmonic mean of precision and recall).  

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Introduction

These are the results for the 2006 running of the Audio Onset Detection task set. For background information about this task set please refer to the 2006:Audio Onset Detection page.

The aim of the Audio Onset Detection task is to find the time locations at which all musical events in a recording begin. The dataset consists of 85 recordings across 9 different "classes" (e.g. solo drums, polyphonic pitched, etc.). For each sound file, ground truth annotations produced by 3-5 listeners were used for the evaluation. Each algorithm was tested across 10-20 different parameterizations (e.g. thresholds) in order to produce Precision vs. Recall Operating Characteristic (P-ROC) curves. The primary evauluation metric used was the F1-Measure (the equal weighted harmonic mean of precision and recall).

General Legend

Team ID

dixon = Simon Dixon
roebel = A. R├╢bel
brossier = Paul Brossier
du = Yunfeng Du, Ming Li, Jian Liu

  • Dixon's NWPD submission was modified by Andreas Ehmann, and requires the author's verification

Overall Summary Results

MIREX 2006 Audio Onset Detection Summary Results - Peak F-measure performance across all parameterizations

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MIREX 2006 Audio Onset Detection Summary Plot

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MIREX 2006 Audio Onset Detection Runtime Data

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Results by Class

Individual Results