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SiSEC 2011


Welcome to the main page for the third community-based Signal Separation Evaluation Campaign (SiSEC 2011).

SiSEC aims to be a large-scale regular campaign building upon the experience of previous evaluation campaigns (SiSEC2008, SiSEC2010) and first community-based Signal Separation Evaluation Campaign (SASSEC). 
The unique aspect of this campaign is that, SiSEC is not a competition but a scientific evaluation from which we can draw rigorous scientific conclusions.

The 10th International Conference on Latent Variable Analysis and Signal Processing (LVA/ICA2012) will feature a special session on SiSEC 2011.

Researchers entering the campaign are encouraged to submit a paper to LVA/ICA2012 describing their approach. Accepted papers will be published in the proceedings of the conference. In addition, entrants not wishing to submit a paper will have the opportunity to present a poster about their approach. All posters are welcome, in the limit of available space. In order to present a poster, you must submit an abstract by Jan. 15, 2012. The abstracts will be linked from the LVA/ICA2012 web-site, and will not be included in the proceedings.
Please visit LVA/ICA2012 Late-Breaking / Demo Session page for more detail.


The wiki-pages could be changed according to e.g., the feedback from participants. So, we recommend you revisit this wiki-page occasionally, in order to check for changes.

Mailing list

Interested individuals are encouraged to join the SiSEC mailing list at https://listes.irisa.fr/sympa/info/sisec .
Announcements (including on the revision to the datasets, reference software, submission information, etc.) and discussions related to the SiSEC2011 will be provided through the SiSEC mailing list.


Tasks



Important Dates


  • Beginning of April 2011: Call for participation to SiSEC2011, and open the discussion about the definition of datasets, tasks and evaluation criteria
  • May 2, 2011: Deadline for discussion and call for detailed task specifications and datasets
  • June, 2011: Detailed task specification and dataset collection deadline
  • July, 2011: Call for submission of separation results
  • October 30, 2011: Extended LVA/ICA2012 paper submission deadline
  • :October 31, 2011: Final Separation Campaign entrance deadline
  • red:December 16, 2011: Publication of the SiSEC 2011 results (on the web)
  • December 30, 2011: LVA/ICA2012 camera ready submission deadline
  • January 15, 2012: Deadline of abstracts for demo-session at LVA/ICA2012. Details
  • March 12-15, 2012: LVA/ICA2012


SiSEC 2011 Evaluation Organizing Committee

  • Shoko Araki (NTT CS Labs.)- CoChair? + audio evaluation;
  • Francesco Nesta (FBK)- CoChair? + audio evaluation;
  • Guido Nolte (Fraunhofer Institute FIRST)- CoChair? + biomedical evaluation;
  • Emmanuel Vincent (INRIA) - member + "SiSEC Live";
  • Zbynek Koldovsky (Technical University of Liberec) - member + audio evaluation;
  • Andreas Ziehe (Fraunhofer Institute FIRST) - member + biomedical evaluation;
  • Alexis Benichoux (IRISA)- web administrator;


SiSEC History

  • 2010: Second community-based Signal Separation Evaluation Campaign (SiSEC 2010)
  • 2008: First community-based Signal Separation Evaluation Campaign (SiSEC 2008)
  • 2007: Stereo Audio Source Separation Evaluation Campaign (SASSEC2007)


Created by: system last modification: Monday 26 of December, 2011 [05:17:22 UTC] by admin


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nesta
Let's start the discussion.
on: Thu 07 of Apr, 2011 [16:17 UTC] score: 1.00
Dear all,

we ask you to post your comments here or in the comment section related to each task. Please, do NOT use the SiSEC mailing list to reply.

To avoid cross-posting and keep all the community updated, we will take care to send the latest comments to the SiSEC mailing list (weekly).

SiSEC2011 Evaluation Chairs


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koldovsky
Evaluation of tensor-decomposition-based BSS algorithms
on: Mon 11 of Apr, 2011 [10:19 UTC] score: 0.00
Dear all,

The committee has already discussed the possibility to include a task designed for tensor-decomposition-based BSS algorithms, because many people are active in this area, presently. This task should be an underdetermined instantaneous mixture of many sources into many channels (e.g. 20 sources into 10 channels). One goal would be to identify the mixing matrix and another goal to separate the sources.

The question is what data to use. Easily could be created a mixture of audio signals. However, such mixture is not realistic. Instantaneous mixtures occur rather in biomedical problems.

So, do you have any proposals here?

Zbynek Koldovsky


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