Sentence examples for sound labelling from inspiring English sources

Fig. 13 Average accuracy rates of human-assisted sound labelling.

In our sound labelling study, soundnails were shuffled and randomly grouped into 32 assignments of 10 to 11 sounds each, noted as Human Intelligence Tasks (HITs) by AMT.

The GUI for sound labelling is shown in Fig. 12.

After the AMT online sound labelling study was completed, each soundnail had been labelled by at least 100 (up to 174) participants.

Figure 1 Sound labeling experiment interface.

Ryan Hadfield of Consequence of Sound labeled "Numb" together with "Can't Stop Won't Stop" and "Sins of My Father" as essential tracks on Looking 4 Myself.

Also reviewing Songbook..., the BBC described "Do or Die" as one of several "great hairy rock outs" on the record, The Washington Post called it "straightforward pop-punk" and Drowned in Sound labelled it a "guitar-laden sugar rush".

Ryan Hadfield of Consequence of Sound labelled "Sins of My Father" as an "essential track" of Looking 4 Myself and stated that, alongside "What Happened to U", the song displays the same "vocal prowess" as the rest of the album, but is matched with "beats of higher sophistication which avers his earnest attempt to deviate from a traditional blend of R&B and hip-hop".

Jon Hadusek, writing in Consequence of Sound, labeled Countdown to Extinction as Mustaine's "political record" and said that the record "saw Megadeth moving away from thrash metal and closer to generic hard rock, a sonic shift they would embrace on subsequent albums".

An iron concentration of 1 μmol Fe per ml and 10 bacteria was required to achieve sound labeling.

Currently, the database stores about 84000 sounds, labeled with approximately 18000 unique tags.