General information |
| Label |
Value |
Description |
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Name |
TUT Acoustic Scenes 2017, Evaluation dataset |
Full dataset name |
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ID |
scenes/tut_asc_2017_eval
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Datalist id for external indexing |
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Abbreviation |
TUT-ASC2017-EVAL |
Official dataset abbreviation, e.g. one used in the original paper |
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Provider |
TUT |
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Year |
2017 |
Dataset release year |
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Modalities |
Audio
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Data modalities included in the dataset |
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Collection name |
TUT Acoustic Scenes |
Common name for all related datasets, used to group datasets coming from same source |
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Research domain |
ASC
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Related domains, e.g., Scenes, Mobile devices, Audio-visual, Open set, Ambient noise, Unlabelled, Multiple sensors, SED, SELD, Tagging, FL, Strong annotation, Weak annotation, Unlabelled, Multi-annotator |
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Related datasets name |
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License |
Free |
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Download |
Download
(3.6GB)
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Citation |
[Mesaros2017] DCASE 2017 Challenge Setup: Tasks, Datasets and Baseline System
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Audio |
| Label |
Value |
Description |
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Data |
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Data type |
Audio
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Possible values: Audio | Features |
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File format |
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File format type |
Constant
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Possible values: Constant | Variable |
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File format |
wav
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Possible value: wav | aiff | flac | mp3 | aac | ogg |
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Lossy compression |
No
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is audio compressed in a lossy manner |
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Bit rate |
24 |
Bit depth of audio, possible values: 8 | 16 | 24 | 32 |
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Sampling rate (kHz) |
44.1 kHz |
Sampling rate in kHz, possible values: 8 | 16 | 22.05 | 32 | 44.1 | 48 |
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Channels |
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Setup |
Binaural
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Possible values: Mono | Stereo | Binaural | Ambisonic | Array | Multi-Channel | Variable |
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Number of channels |
2 |
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Material |
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Source |
Original
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Possible values: Original | Youtube | Freesound | Online | Crowdsourced | [Dataset name] |
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Variability sources |
City
Location
Position
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Possible values: Country | City | Location | Position | Device |
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Content |
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Content type |
Freefield
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Possible values: Freefield | Synthetic | Isolated |
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Scene |
Constant
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Is the scene class constant for single recording, possible values: Constant | Variable |
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Recording |
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Setup |
Uncontrolled
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Possible values: Near-field | Far-field | Mixed | Uncontrolled | Unknown |
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Setup count |
1 |
Amount of different recording setups (microphone and recording device) used |
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Spot type |
Fixed
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Possible values: Fixed | Moving | Unknown |
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Files |
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Count |
1620 files |
Total number of files |
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Total duration (minutes) |
270 min |
Total duration of the dataset in minutes |
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File length |
Constant
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Characterization of the file lengths, possible values: Constant | Quasi-constant | Variable |
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File length (seconds) |
10 sec |
Approximate length of files |
Meta |
| Label |
Value |
Description |
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Types |
Scene
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List of meta data types provided for the data, possible values: Event, Tag, Scene, Caption, Geolocation, Spatial location, Annotator, Timestamp, Presence, Proximity, etc. |
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Scene |
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Classes |
15 |
Number of scene classes |
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Classes |
- beach
- bus
- cafe/restaurant
- car
- city center
- forest path
- grocery store
- home
- library
- metro station
- office
- park
- residential area
- train
- tram
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Annotation |
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Type |
Weak
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Possible values: Strong | Weak | None |
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Source |
Location
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Possible values: Experts | Crowdsourced | Synthetic | Location |
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Annotations per item |
1 |
How many annotations there are available per item (possible multi-annotator setup) |
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Labelled amount (%) |
100 % |
Percentage of all data, amount of data which is labelled |
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Labeling |
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Hierarchical |
No
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Instance |
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Count |
1620 |
Count of all scene instances in the dataset |
Cross-validation setup |
| Label |
Value |
Description |
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Provided |
No
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Baseline |
| Label |
Value |
Description |
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Download |
Download
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Link to baseline system source code |
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Citation |
[Mesaros2017]
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Paper to cite for the baseline |
Info |
| Label |
Value |
Description |
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Evaluation campaign |
DCASE2017 task1 |
Evaluation campaigns where the dataset was used. |