CITATION — REFERENCE ENTRY
mir_eval.chord — mir_eval 0.8.2 documentation
- Key
- mir-eval-chord-docs
- Type
- webpage
- Container
- mir_eval 0.8.2 documentation
Raw CSL JSON
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"accessed": {
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2026,
11,
10
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Claims
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Under mir_eval's 'mirex' rule, an estimated chord counts as correct if it shares at least three pitch classes with the reference chord.
"A estimated chord is considered correct if it shares at least three pitch classes in common."
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The mir_eval documentation states that there is no single right way to compare chord label sequences, and provides every conventional comparison rule.
"There is no single 'right' way to compare two sequences of chord labels. Embracing this reality, every conventional comparison rule is provided."
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Under mir_eval's 'tetrads' rule, chords are compared at the level of their entire quality within one octave, so A:7 and A:9 match but A:7 and A:maj7 do not.
"For example, ('A:7', 'A:9') are equivalent but ('A:7', 'A:maj7') are not."
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