Thank you for creating this dataset. When inspecting final_dataframe_extended.csv, I found that no VoxCeleb ID starts with id1xx, which indicates VoxCeleb1. All VoxCeleb ID in that file start with id0xx, which is VoxCeleb2. A quick check at https://github.com/hechmik/voxceleb_enrichment_age_gender/blob/main/dataset/age-train.txt and https://github.com/hechmik/voxceleb_enrichment_age_gender/blob/main/dataset/age-test.txt also indicates the same thing.
Is there a bug in the code that remove VoxCeleb1 data? Or there is overlap between VoxCeleb1 and VoxCeleb2 speaker, so when merging the dataframes, VoxCeleb1 samples are dropped? Thank you.
Thank you for creating this dataset. When inspecting final_dataframe_extended.csv, I found that no VoxCeleb ID starts with
id1xx, which indicates VoxCeleb1. All VoxCeleb ID in that file start withid0xx, which is VoxCeleb2. A quick check at https://github.com/hechmik/voxceleb_enrichment_age_gender/blob/main/dataset/age-train.txt and https://github.com/hechmik/voxceleb_enrichment_age_gender/blob/main/dataset/age-test.txt also indicates the same thing.Is there a bug in the code that remove VoxCeleb1 data? Or there is overlap between VoxCeleb1 and VoxCeleb2 speaker, so when merging the dataframes, VoxCeleb1 samples are dropped? Thank you.