
This dataset was created for the third Clarity Enhancement Challenge (CEC3), which asked participants to improve the intelligibility of speech-in-noise for hearing-impaired listeners. CEC3 consisted of three tasks, each extending the simulated data used in the second Clarity Enhancement Challenge (CEC2) in a different way: Task 1: Simulation using real ambisonic impulse respond recordings. Task 2: Recording made over real hearing aid devices worn by a listener and with real head motion Task 3: Simulation with target speech mixed complex dynamic scenes recorded with an ambisonic microphone. This dataset contains the material for Task 3. The data for Task 2 is provided in three parts: clarity_CEC3_data.task3.metadata_only.v1_0.tar.gz — training and development metadata, including a checksum manifest (cryptographic hash values) for all training signals, to verify data integrity and ensure reproducibility. clarity_CEC3_data.task3.v1_0.tar.gz — training and development signals (due to file size, this archive is hosted separately at myairbridge link, 111 GB). clarity_CEC3_data_eval.task3.v1_0.tar.gz — evaluation signals and metadata. Further details about the challenge—including background, task definitions, and baseline systems—are available in the CEC3 documentation.
Machine Learning, Hearing Aids, Speech Intelligibility
Machine Learning, Hearing Aids, Speech Intelligibility
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