Participate

Table of Contents

  1. Preliminaries
  2. Registration
  3. Submissions
  4. Results
  5. Contact

Preliminaries

Start by reviewing the challenge details outlined in the Call for Participation.

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Registration

To participate in the challenge, your team will need to designate a delegate. The delegate will be responsible for registration, correspondence and submissions.

If you have not been designated as your team’s delegate, then there are no further actions on your part. Otherwise, as your team’s delegate you’ll need to submit a registration request form. Following a review and acceptance, you will create an account on the leaderboard website and register for the challenge there.

The team delegate can use the following steps to register their team for challenge participation:

  1. Request: Submit your registration request via this online form. Detailed instructions are provided within the form itself. Registration requests may be submitted until September 09, 2025.

  2. Review: Your request will be reviewed by the organizers.

  3. Response: You will receive a response regarding your request status via the email you provided in the registration request form.

  4. Account: Once accepted (but after July 30, 2025) you will receive instructions on how to create an account on the leaderboard website.

  5. Registration: Following creation of the leaderboard account, you will be able to submit an enrollment request for the challenge track(s) on the leaderboard website. Your registration will be complete upon approval from the organizers.

  6. Information: Once registered, You will also be provided with the expected submission format, detailed submission guidelines, and an example program to help you validate your submissions.

We encourage you to review the Official Rules for the challenge.

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Submissions

All challenge submissions must be made through the leaderboard website.

Both tracks of the challenge will have two submission and evaluation phases:

  1. Open test phase: evaluations throughout the challenge runtime using intrusive and non-intrusive objective metrics on clean and synthesized noisy stimuli. You will be able to make multiple submissions corresponding to revisions of your work, and select which result to render in the leaderboard.
  2. Blind test phase: evaluation at the challenge completion using non-intrusive objective metrics and crowdsourced listening tests focused on evaluation of both speech quality and intelligibility.

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Results

The results of the open test phase and of the blind test phase will be posted on the leaderboard website.

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Contact

In case you have questions, you can reach us via email: lrac-challenge@cisco.com.

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