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## Dataset Summary
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[IRMAS](https://www.upf.edu/web/mtg/irmas) is the standard training dataset for predominant instrument recognition, but it has two well-known limitations: relatively small size (6,705 clips), and
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## Dataset Construction
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[IRMAS](https://www.upf.edu/web/mtg/irmas) is the standard training dataset for predominant instrument recognition, but it has two well-known limitations: relatively small size (6,705 clips), and training examples with only one predomiant instrument label (even if more than one is present) that do not reflect the overlapping timbres of real-world music and the test set ( which may have 1-5 predominant labels per clip). OpenPIR addresses both by adding 1,228 annotated clips from OpenMic-2018 that are compatible with IRMAS labels — supplementing every instrument category and introducing genuine multi-label annotations.
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## Dataset Construction
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