Test Results

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MuSe 2021 test data phase is closed. Post-challenge evaluation is still possible!

Note that each team gets a total of five chances for evaluation of their method on the test set of each sub-challenge.

All submissions made after 3 August AoE do not count towards the results of the competition. However, they can be used for papers outside the challenge or for the camera-ready version. Please understand that we will reduce the number of scoring iterations after the Challenge. Thanks!

The submission strictly needs to follow the following format (specific examples below!):

  • The name of the ZIP file containing your predictions should be [sub_challenge]_[team name]_[submission no].zip

  • The structure should be exactly the same as in the provided folder label_segments of the packages. Zip this directory.

  • Every row in every test .csv (masked) file should be filled with a valid value corresponding to your prediction (either cont. or a class no.)

    • The file has to be NaN free and includes all time steps to predict (see masked 'xxx.csv' files)

    • The format has to be a comma-separated '.csv'.

    • The name of the prediction files has to correspond exactly to the number.

  • If only selected targets should be scored, e.g. valence but no arousal, just leave these folders (arousal) empty. However, regardless of the number of targets, this counts as one submission.

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If you do not have or do not want a google account, you can also submit the results to contact.muse2020@gmail.com. Processing may take longer.

Example: MuSe-Wilder

label_segments [zip this directory with your updated results]

arousal

1.csv

timestamp,segment_id,value

5000,1,-0.3857

5250,1,-0.3857

5500,1,-0.3857

...

2.csv

timestamp,segment_id,value

5000,1,-0.1857

5250,1,-0.1857

5500,1,-0.2857

...

3.csv

... (all test files!)

valence

1.csv

timestamp,segment_id,value

5000,1,0.3857

5250,1,0.3857

5500,1,0.3857

...

2.csv

3.csv

Example: MuSe-Sent

label_segments [zip this folder with your updated results]

arousal

1.csv

start,end,segment_id,class_id

5310,26200,1,0

32640,76810,2,1

76810,127780,3,2

...

2.csv

start,end,segment_id,class_id

6640,42000,1,0

42160,53110,2,1

53120,107310,3,2

...

3.csv

... (all test files!)

valence

1.csv

start,end,segment_id,class_id

5310,26200,1,0

32640,76810,2,1

76810,127780,3,2

...

2.csv

3.csv

... (all test files!)

The same logic corresponds to MuSe-Stress and MuSe-Physio reflecting the structure of your directory label_segments of the package. Fake values are used in the given examples.