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Chick Call Dataset comprises recordings for chick vocalization analysis. It contains recordings and call annotations of domestic chicks from the Ross 308 strain of the species Gallus gallus. The audio was recorded by placing one chick at a time in an arena within 12 hours after their hatching. All data was recorded at a sampling rate of 44.1kHz/16bits. More details can be found in the paper: C. Wang, E. Benetos, S. Wang, and E. Versace, "Joint Scattering for Automatic Chick Call Recognition", European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), 2022.
{"references": ["C. Wang, E. Benetos, S. Wang, and E. Versace,\u00a0\"Joint Scattering for Automatic Chick Call Recognition\", European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), 2022."]}
chick sound, animal vocalization
chick sound, animal vocalization
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