Table 3 Annotation file descriptors in the pre-cleaned dataset.
From: A Public Dataset of Annotated Orcinus orca Acoustic Signals for Detection and Ecotype Classification
CSV Headings | Contents | Structure |
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SoundFile | Name of the audio file from which the annotation was derived | Character string |
FilePath | Full file path to the to the audio file above | Character string |
FileBeginSec | Seconds into the audio file representing the start of the bounding box or detection | Double |
FileEndSec | Seconds into the audio file representing the end of the call annotation | Double |
LowFreqHz | Lower limit of the bounding box or detection, in Hz | Double |
HighFreqHz | Upper limit of the bounding box or detection, in Hz | Double |
UTC | UTC time at the beginning of each annotation (FileBeginSec) | Character string ISO formatted date/time |
ClassSpecies | Species or class description with the following options: Killer Whale (KW), Humpback Whale (HW), Abiotic (AB), and Undetermined Biological sound (UndBio). | Character string |
AnnotationLevel | Caracter string representing whether the annotation represented a validated detection, call, or file | Character string |
KW | Indicator of whether or not the annotation denotated that the annotation represented a killer whale call | Bool (0,1) |
KW_certain | Indicator of whether or not the annotator was certain that the annotation was a KW. This is often represented by a question mark in the annotations. For ONC data, annotators listed all potential species that the thought the call could come from. | Bool (NA,0,1) |
Ecotype | Killer whale ecotype or community represented by the KW annotation, if known. SRKW- Southern Resident Killer Whale, SAR- Southern Alaska Residents, NRKW- Northern Resident Killer Whale, TKW- Transient killer whale, or OKW- Offshore Killer Whale or blank when no ecotype could be determined | Character string or NA |
Data Provider | Group providing the data | Character string |
Dataset | Shorthand for the deployment location | Character string |