2006:Poster Session and Discussion Topics
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Introduction
This is a quick and dirty wiki page for MIREX folks to post their names and tentative poster titles for the Wednesday, 11 October 2006, MIREX 2006 lunch/poster session from 12:00-14:00 at ISMIR 2006.
Under the POSTER INFORMATION section, I would like you to simply add your name, your real or tentative poster title/topic and an indication that you will be able to attend the poster session. If you would like to have poster presence, but cannot be at the poster session, please contact me ASAP (jdownie@uiuc.edu) as we might be able to work something out.
Under the DISCUSSION TOPICS section, please post all your ideas, suggestions, gripes, comments that you think would help make the MIREX Results and Planning Plenary to be held Thursday, 12 October 2006 in the afternoon after lunch as productive and informative as possible.
POSTER INFORMATION
Downie, J. Stephen and the IMIRSEL Team, "MIREX 2006 Overview", Yes!
Pohle, Tim H., "Post Processing Music Similarity Queries", At least partly (talk immediately after the poster session).
Uitdenbogerd, Alexandra L., "Local Alignment Variations for Symbolic Music Retrieval", yes
Ferraro, Pascal and Hanna, Pierre, "Polyphonic Adaptation of Edit-Distance Algorithms", yes
Pampalk, E., "Audio-Based Music Similarity and Retrieval: Combining a Spectral Similarity Model with Information Extracted from Fluctuation Patterns", yes
Typke, Rainer/Wiering, Frans/Veltkamp, R. C.: "Symbolic Melodic Similarity with transportation distances", yes
Dixon, Simon, `"BeatRoot and Simple Spectral Onset Detection", yes
Lidy, Thomas, and Rauber, Andreas, "Computing Statistical Spectrum Descriptors for Audio Music Similarity and Retrieval", yes
Jang, Roger, "Simple But Effective Frame-based Distance Measures for Query by Singing/Humming", yes
DISCUSSION TOPICS
J. Stephen Downie's Suggestions
- Should we have some kind of "mid-year" planning meeting?
- The never-ending shortage of test sets!
- Starting novel tasks ASAP (see above)
- Coding for robustness (the dirty data problem)
- Task v. Contest issue
- Rewarding/recognizing strong submissions (see above)
A. L. Uitdenbogerd's Suggestions
- Standardisation of input/output requirements across years
Simon Dixon`s Suggestion
I agree with standardisation across years, in particular that all entries should be run for at least two successive years to preserve continuity.
A. Pienimäki's Suggestions
- Coordination and information sharing between the IMIRSEL team and task organisers (incl. the mid-year planning meeting)
- Scheduling issues
Thomas Lidy's Suggestion
- Other forms of (pre-task and task detail) discussion & communication than a Mailing List