Looking for a conversion script that parses the Robbie Williams chord dataset and converts it into proper JAMS format
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Description
Hi there,
I was scrolling through the available datasets here and found out that the Robbie Williams dataset is not available. The annotations can be found in http://ispg.deib.polimi.it/mir-software.html . These are in a .txt file format containing three columns: starting time, duration, and chord name.
Is there a script that allows me to convert a .txt file with the structure above to a JAMS file format ??
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance, and with best regards
H.F
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Start by reviewing the repository's existing parsing scripts and the Robbie Williams annotation source linked in the issue. Determine how its three-column timing and chord data should map into JAMS, then verify that the script produces a valid JAMS file for the dataset.
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