Hello all,
just to let you know that you can now find two baselines in the MDX starter-kit
Please note that both models can not be used for Leaderboard A and B as they used other data for training.
Kind regards
Stefan
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Hi @StefanUhlich,
Thanks for the baselines!
I just wanted to know about the scale of external data used for UMX-L. It just says private compressed stems, but could you tell us how much extra data it was trained on?
For example, for the XUMX-L baseline, the Zenodo page says 100 hours of private data.
Thanks!
I’m confused.
The rule stated " Systems that are trained on any other data (e.g., also using the test part tt
of the DnR dataset) are eligible for Leaderboard B. "
So doesn’t it mean it can be used for Leaderboard B ?
I may have other data in my current training
These baselines are for the MDX track. You cannot use extra data for Leaderboards A and B for the MDX track.
For the CDX track, you can use extra data for Leaderboard B.
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@subatomicseer Thank you for the reply. I was not careful in distinguishing the two tracks, I’m sorry about it.
Hi @subatomicseer
I just wanted to know about the scale of external data used for UMX-L. It just says private compressed stems, but could you tell us how much extra data it was trained on?
I also don’t know the details - only what @faroit wrote here: https://twitter.com/faroit/status/1413409137032060929
@faroit Do you remember how many hours the dataset corresponded to?
Kind regards
Stefan
@subatomicseer umx-l was trained on about 400 * 4 stems hours of stem data.
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Hello all,
quick update: we renamed XUMX-L
to XUMX-M
in the starter-kit in order to avoid any confusion with UMX-L
and XUMX-L
as they were trained on different datasets.
M
stands for medium as XUMX-M
was trained on ~100 hours of music compared to the ~400 hours of UMX-L
.
Kind regards
Stefan
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