Re: Community-based Signal Separation Evaluation Campaign Reminder (Emmanuel Vincent )


Subject: Re: Community-based Signal Separation Evaluation Campaign Reminder
From:    Emmanuel Vincent  <emmanuel.vincent@xxxxxxxx>
Date:    Thu, 24 Jul 2008 09:37:41 +0200
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Dear colleagues, Hendrik Kayser and Jörn Anemüller from Oldenburg have proposed a new evaluation track for the separation of "head-geometry mixtures of two speech sources in real environments, impinging from many directions". For more details, see http://sisec.wiki.irisa.fr/ This evaluation should be of interest to many of you. If you're considering to participate, please have you say on the above wiki and on the mailing list sisec@xxxxxxxx Best regards, -- Emmanuel Vincent METISS Project-Team IRISA-INRIA Campus de Beaulieu, 35042 Rennes cedex, France Phone: +332 9984 2269 - Fax: +332 9984 7171 Web: http://www.irisa.fr/metiss/members/evincent/ Emmanuel Vincent wrote: > Dear colleagues, > > We would like to remind you the July 25th deadline for evaluation > proposals to be run as part of the 1st Community-based Signal Separation > Evaluation Campaign (SiSEC 2008). > > Two evaluations for audio data have been proposed so far on > http://sisec.wiki.irisa.fr/. > > We encourage you to > - have your say about these proposals and tell us if you plan to > participate > - propose evaluations for other types of data (e.g. biomedical, images, > telecoms, etc) > > For more information, see http://sisec.wiki.irisa.fr/. > > Best regards, > > Emmanuel Vincent, Shoko Araki and Pau Bofill > > > >> *** FIRST CALL FOR PARTICIPATION *** >> >> 1st Community-based Signal Separation >> Evaluation Campaign >> (SiSEC 2008) >> >> http://sisec.wiki.irisa.fr/ >> >> Evaluation proposal deadline: July 25, 2008 >> >> >> Do you have an algorithm for source separation of e.g. audio, >> biomedical, astromomical or image data? Or are you interested in this >> challenging issue? Then you should take part in the first >> community-based endeavor for the evaluation of source separation >> algorithms. >> >> Building upon previous initiatives, this campaign aims to let >> researchers discuss and agree over all aspects of evaluation, >> including datasets and evaluation criteria. We organizers will address >> the time-consuming issues of collecting and evaluating the results >> submitted by all participants. >> >> As a first step, we are issuing a call for evaluation proposals. A >> second call for the submission of separation results will follow. >> >> A proposal should consist of at least: >> - a title >> - suggestions for relevant data (including how they might be obtained >> and possible copyright issues) >> - a short description of the task(s) to be addressed, with reference >> software blocks for each task if available, so as to help newcomers >> participate >> - suggestions for evaluation criteria >> - a list of potential participants (names, email addresses) >> >> Two audio datasets are already proposed as a starting point. All >> proposals should be disseminated and discussed with potential >> participants before July 25, 2008. >> >> Interested individuals are encouraged to join the SiSEC mailing list >> at https://listes.irisa.fr/sympa/info/sisec. For more information >> about the campaign, see http://sisec.wiki.irisa.fr/. >> >> Best regards, >> >> Emmanuel Vincent, Shoko Araki and Pau Bofill


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