ICASSP 2026 Cadenza Challenge
dataset·lyric intelligibility prediction·closed
A completed challenge to predict lyric intelligibility for popular music, including listeners with hearing loss.
Recorded facts
| Official site | https://cadenzachallenge.org/docs/clip1/results ↗ |
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| Geography | United Kingdom |
| size | source music signals: 11072 |
| scope | Prediction of lyric intelligibility from song excerpts under listener and hearing-condition variation. |
| genres | popular Western music |
| license | dataset/challenge-specific |
| steward | Cadenza project |
| creators | Cadenza Challenge organizers |
| languages | English singing |
| modalities | music audio; lyrics; listener scores; challenge submissions |
| geographies | Global |
| access method | Challenge site and dataset paper. |
| intended uses | lyric intelligibility prediction; music accessibility |
| consent claims | Inherited from CLIP listener study and source tracks. |
| related papers | The Cadenza lyric intelligibility prediction dataset |
| annotation method | Human transcription and listening tests provide target intelligibility scores. |
| collection method | Uses the Cadenza Lyric Intelligibility Prediction dataset. |
| provenance claims | Official results page states the ICASSP 2026 challenge is complete. |
| current availability | Challenge complete; results and documentation online. |
| commercial use limits | Per-track FMA rights and challenge terms apply. |
| us market scope basis | Publicly available or materially used in US-facing music/audio-AI research. |
| limitations biases disputes | Restricted to English singing and popular Western music. |
Current
| uses dataset | Cadenza Lyric Intelligibility Prediction DatasetSource 1 ↗ VERIFIED high confidence |
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Sources & changes
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Public change history
- Status unknown → closed
- Official URL unknown → cadenzachallenge.org/docs/clip1/results
- Record maintenance · 12 fields updated
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