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This is the ground truth that we have used to evaluate the algorithms in the comparative analysis of the paper submitted to ISMIR 2018: Music detecion in broadcast media recordings: a non-binary approach with relative loudness annotations. It contains: 1) Annotations including relative loudness information annotated using BAT (https://github.com/BlaiMelendezCatalan/BAT), an open-source web-based audio events annotation tool. 1) Annotations mapped to a simpler ontology including 4 classes: music, foreground music, background music, no music.
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