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Welcome to the website for the ISMIR 2024 paper GAPS: A Large and Diverse Classical Guitar Dataset and Benchmark Transcription Model. This work was carried out by Xavier Riley, Zixun Nicolas Guo, Drew Edwards and our supervisor Simon Dixon on the AIM programme at the Center for Digital Music, QMUL.
GAPS is the largest dataset of real guitar audio (as of Nov 2024), containing 14 hours of freely available audio-score aligned pairs, high-resolution note-level MIDI alignments and performance videos, recorded in diverse conditions by over 200 performers. This dataset has applications to various MIR tasks, including automatic music transcription, score following, performance analysis, generative music modelling and the study of expressive performance timing.
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@inproceedings{GAPS,
author = {Xavier Riley and Zixun Guo and Drew Edwards and Simon Dixon},
title = {GAPS: A Large and Diverse Classical Guitar Dataset and Benchmark Transcription Model},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 25th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference {(ISMIR} 2024), San Francisco, USA, November 10, 2024},
year = {2024}}
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- GAPS may only be used by the individual signing below and by members of the research group or organisation of this individual. This permission is not transferable.
- GAPS may be used only for non-commercial research purposes.
- GAPS (or data enabling the its reproduction) may not be sold, leased, published or distributed to any third party without written permission from the GAPS administrator.
- When research results obtained using GAPS are publicly released (in the form of reports, publications, or derivative software), clear indication of the use of GAPS shall be given, usually in the form of a citation.
- Queen Mary University of London shall not be held liable for any errors in the content of GAPS nor damage arising from the use of GAPS. The GAPS administrator may update these conditions of use at any time.