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Cano, P., Koppenberger, M., le Groux, S., Ricard, J., Wack, N., & Herrera, P. (2005). Nearest neighbor automatic sound annotation with a WordNet taxonomy. Journal of Intelligent Systems, 24(2/3), 99–111. 
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BibTeX citation key: Cano2005
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Categories: General, Typologies/Taxonomies
Keywords: Semantic categorization, Synchresis/Synchrony
Creators: Cano, le Groux, Herrera, Koppenberger, Ricard, Wack
Collection: Journal of Intelligent Systems
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Experimental results for a general sound annotator allowing for the selection of sound [FX] by sound [property] categorization rather than text [descriptive] selection.

See also (Xu et al. 2004; Khan, McLeod, & Hovy 2004)



Khan, L., McLeod, D., & Hovy, E. (2004). Retrieval effectiveness of an ontology-based model for information selection. Very Large Data Bases, 13, 71–85.
Xu, M., Duan, L.-Y., Cai, J., Chia, L.-T., Xu, C., & Tian, Q. (2004). HMM-based audio keyword generation. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 3333, 556–574.
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p.100   Summarizing other research, states that "one of the main problems faced by natural sounds and sound effects classifiers is the lack of a clear taxonomy." For musical instruments "there is a parallelism between semantic and perceptual taxonomies" that does not exist for "every-day sound classification".

e.g. musical instruments are sustained, not sustained, string, brass etc. However, "one can find hissing sounds in categories of "cat", "tea boilers', "snakes." Foley artists exploit this ambiguity" by the use of sounds unconnected with a visual object.   Added by: Mark Grimshaw-Aagaard
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