Dataset for the assessment of presence and performance in an augmented reality environment for motor imitation learning: a case-study on violinists.
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Data description
Repository structure
The repository contains several zip files, which contain a set of individual data files. We describe the general content of every zip file and supplement this information with a table describing the individual data files in the zip file. An overview of the different zip-files is given in Table 1.
Zip-files in repository
description
Labeled_MoCap_Data.zip
Labeled motion capture data
Joint_Angle_Data.zip
Joint angles extracted from mocap data
Analyzed_Data.zip
Filtered and analyzed mocap data
Audio_Data.zip
Audio data participants
Questionnaire_Data.zip
Questionnaire data
Scores.zip
Scores played by participants
Avatar_Data.zip
All data collected for the avatars
Table 1: overview of different zip-files in repository.
Csv format with labeled MoCap Data, including data labels. Every column is a data stream from a marker. Every marker has 3 data streams, referring to the x, y, and z coordinates of the marker position. In addition, the violin (3-4 markers) and the violin bow (3 markers) are labelled as well. An overview of the different labels and their meaning is given in Table 2. One data file per participant (P001-P011), per trial (T1-T4), per condition (2D/3D) is presented. Additionally, the data type (MoCap), and the performed fragment (F1-F4) are given in the filename. An example of a file name is e.g., ‘P001_T1_2D_F1_MoCap.csv’ for a participant (see Table 2).
File Name
Labeled_MoCap_Data.zip
Content
Participant
Trial
Condition
Piece
Data Type
P001_T1_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
1
1
2
2
Labeled MoCap Data
P001_T2_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
1
2
2
2
P001_T3_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
1
3
2
2
P001_T4_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
1
4
2
2
P001_T1_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
1
1
3
1
P001_T2_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
1
2
3
1
P001_T3_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
1
3
3
1
P001_T4_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
1
4
3
1
P002_T1_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
2
1
2
1
P002_T2_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
2
2
2
1
P002_T3_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
2
3
2
1
P002_T4_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
2
4
2
1
P002_T1_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
2
1
3
2
P002_T2_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
2
2
3
2
P002_T3_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
2
3
3
2
P002_T4_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
2
4
3
2
P003_T1_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
3
1
2
3
P003_T2_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
3
2
2
3
P003_T3_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
3
3
2
3
P003_T4_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
3
4
2
3
P003_T1_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
3
1
3
4
P003_T2_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
3
2
3
4
P003_T3_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
3
3
3
4
P003_T4_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
3
4
3
4
P004_T1_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
4
1
2
1
P004_T2_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
4
2
2
1
P004_T3_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
4
3
2
1
P004_T4_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
4
4
2
1
P004_T1_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
4
1
3
2
P004_T2_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
4
2
3
2
P004_T3_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
4
3
3
2
P004_T4_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
4
4
3
2
P005_T1_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
5
1
2
3
P005_T2_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
5
2
2
3
P005_T3_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
5
3
2
3
P005_T4_2D_F3_MoCap.csv
5
4
2
3
P005_T1_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
5
1
3
4
P005_T2_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
5
2
3
4
P005_T3_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
5
3
3
4
P005_T4_3D_F4_MoCap.csv
5
4
3
4
P006_T1_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
6
1
2
1
P006_T2_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
6
2
2
1
P006_T3_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
6
3
2
1
P006_T4_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
6
4
2
1
P006_T1_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
6
1
3
2
P006_T2_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
6
2
3
2
P006_T3_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
6
3
3
2
P006_T4_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
6
4
3
2
P007_T1_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
7
1
2
4
P007_T2_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
7
2
2
4
P007_T3_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
7
3
2
4
P007_T4_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
7
4
2
4
P007_T1_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
7
1
3
3
P007_T2_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
7
2
3
3
P007_T3_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
7
3
3
3
P007_T4_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
7
4
3
3
P008_T1_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
8
1
2
4
P008_T2_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
8
2
2
4
P008_T3_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
8
3
2
4
P008_T4_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
8
4
2
4
P008_T1_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
8
1
3
3
P008_T2_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
8
2
3
3
P008_T3_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
8
3
3
3
P008_T4_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
8
4
3
3
P009_T1_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
9
1
2
1
P009_T2_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
9
2
2
1
P009_T3_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
9
3
2
1
P009_T4_2D_F1_MoCap.csv
9
4
2
1
P009_T1_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
9
1
3
2
P009_T2_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
9
2
3
2
P009_T3_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
9
3
3
2
P009_T4_3D_F2_MoCap.csv
9
4
3
2
P010_T1_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
10
1
2
2
P010_T2_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
10
2
2
2
P010_T3_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
10
3
2
2
P010_T4_2D_F2_MoCap.csv
10
4
2
2
P010_T1_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
10
1
3
1
P010_T2_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
10
2
3
1
P010_T3_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
10
3
3
1
P010_T4_3D_F1_MoCap.csv
10
4
3
1
P011_T1_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
11
1
2
4
P011_T2_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
11
2
2
4
P011_T3_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
11
3
2
4
P011_T4_2D_F4_MoCap.csv
11
4
2
4
P011_T1_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
11
1
3
3
P011_T2_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
11
2
3
3
P011_T3_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
11
3
3
3
P011_T4_3D_F3_MoCap.csv
11
4
3
3
Table 2: content and file structure of Labeled_MoCap_Data.zip.
Csv format with joint angles, including data labels. Every column is a data stream from a joint. Every joint has a varying number of data streams, depending on the calculated angles. In addition to joint angles, the angles of the instrument relative to the body are given as well, the distances of the bow to the bridge, and to distances of the bow to the strings, respectively. An overview of the different labels and their meaning is given in Table 3. One data file per participant (P001-P011), per trial (T1-T4), per condition (2D/3D) is presented. Additionally, the data type (JointAngles), and the performed fragment (F1-F4) are given in the filename. An example of a file name is e.g., ‘P001_T1_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv’ for a participant (see Table 3).
File Name
Joint_Angle_Data.zip
Content
Participant
Trial
Condition
Piece
Data Type
P001_T1_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
1
1
2
2
Joint Angle Data
P001_T2_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
1
2
2
2
P001_T3_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
1
3
2
2
P001_T4_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
1
4
2
2
P001_T1_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
1
1
3
1
P001_T2_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
1
2
3
1
P001_T3_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
1
3
3
1
P001_T4_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
1
4
3
1
P002_T1_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
2
1
2
1
P002_T2_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
2
2
2
1
P002_T3_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
2
3
2
1
P002_T4_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
2
4
2
1
P002_T1_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
2
1
3
2
P002_T2_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
2
2
3
2
P002_T3_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
2
3
3
2
P002_T4_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
2
4
3
2
P003_T1_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
3
1
2
3
P003_T2_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
3
2
2
3
P003_T3_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
3
3
2
3
P003_T4_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
3
4
2
3
P003_T1_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
3
1
3
4
P003_T2_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
3
2
3
4
P003_T3_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
3
3
3
4
P003_T4_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
3
4
3
4
P004_T1_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
4
1
2
1
P004_T2_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
4
2
2
1
P004_T3_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
4
3
2
1
P004_T4_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
4
4
2
1
P004_T1_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
4
1
3
2
P004_T2_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
4
2
3
2
P004_T3_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
4
3
3
2
P004_T4_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
4
4
3
2
P005_T1_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
5
1
2
3
P005_T2_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
5
2
2
3
P005_T3_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
5
3
2
3
P005_T4_2D_F3_JointAngles.csv
5
4
2
3
P005_T1_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
5
1
3
4
P005_T2_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
5
2
3
4
P005_T3_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
5
3
3
4
P005_T4_3D_F4_JointAngles.csv
5
4
3
4
P006_T1_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
6
1
2
1
P006_T2_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
6
2
2
1
P006_T3_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
6
3
2
1
P006_T4_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
6
4
2
1
P006_T1_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
6
1
3
2
P006_T2_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
6
2
3
2
P006_T3_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
6
3
3
2
P006_T4_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
6
4
3
2
P007_T1_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
7
1
2
4
P007_T2_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
7
2
2
4
P007_T3_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
7
3
2
4
P007_T4_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
7
4
2
4
P007_T1_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
7
1
3
3
P007_T2_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
7
2
3
3
P007_T3_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
7
3
3
3
P007_T4_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
7
4
3
3
P008_T1_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
8
1
2
4
P008_T2_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
8
2
2
4
P008_T3_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
8
3
2
4
P008_T4_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
8
4
2
4
P008_T1_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
8
1
3
3
P008_T2_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
8
2
3
3
P008_T3_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
8
3
3
3
P008_T4_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
8
4
3
3
P009_T1_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
9
1
2
1
P009_T2_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
9
2
2
1
P009_T3_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
9
3
2
1
P009_T4_2D_F1_JointAngles.csv
9
4
2
1
P009_T1_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
9
1
3
2
P009_T2_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
9
2
3
2
P009_T3_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
9
3
3
2
P009_T4_3D_F2_JointAngles.csv
9
4
3
2
P010_T1_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
10
1
2
2
P010_T2_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
10
2
2
2
P010_T3_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
10
3
2
2
P010_T4_2D_F2_JointAngles.csv
10
4
2
2
P010_T1_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
10
1
3
1
P010_T2_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
10
2
3
1
P010_T3_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
10
3
3
1
P010_T4_3D_F1_JointAngles.csv
10
4
3
1
P011_T1_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
11
1
2
4
P011_T2_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
11
2
2
4
P011_T3_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
11
3
2
4
P011_T4_2D_F4_JointAngles.csv
11
4
2
4
P011_T1_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
11
1
3
3
P011_T2_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
11
2
3
3
P011_T3_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
11
3
3
3
P011_T4_3D_F3_JointAngles.csv
11
4
3
3
Table 3: content and file structure of Joint_Angle_Data.zip.
Time series of filtered and analyzed data. The distances of the bow to the bridge and frog, are filtered so that only bow strokes with a certain bowing length and a certain loudness level are retained. The resulting collection of regions-of-interest (ROIs) is then analyzed for movement smoothness (as assessed with the SPARC index), and a comparison is made between the profile of avatar bowing movements and participant bowing movements by means of the Procrustes distance. These data are presented as csv files with 4 columns: SPARC index per ROI, Procrustes distance between the bow movement of the avatar and participant, index of start and end of each ROI. One data file per participant (P001-P011), per trial (T1-T4), per condition (2D/3D) is presented. Additionally, the data type (AnalyzedData), and the performed fragment (F1-F4) are given in the filename. An example of a file name is e.g., ‘P001_T1_2D_F1_ AnalyzedData.csv’ for a participant (see Table 4).
File Name
Analyzed_Data.zip
Content
Participant
Trial
Condition
Piece
Data Type
P001_T1_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
1
1
2
2
Analyzed Data
P001_T2_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
1
2
2
2
P001_T3_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
1
3
2
2
P001_T4_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
1
4
2
2
P001_T1_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
1
1
3
1
P001_T2_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
1
2
3
1
P001_T3_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
1
3
3
1
P001_T4_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
1
4
3
1
P002_T1_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
2
1
2
1
P002_T2_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
2
2
2
1
P002_T3_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
2
3
2
1
P002_T4_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
2
4
2
1
P002_T1_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
2
1
3
2
P002_T2_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
2
2
3
2
P002_T3_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
2
3
3
2
P002_T4_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
2
4
3
2
P003_T1_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
3
1
2
3
P003_T2_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
3
2
2
3
P003_T3_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
3
3
2
3
P003_T4_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
3
4
2
3
P003_T1_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
3
1
3
4
P003_T2_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
3
2
3
4
P003_T3_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
3
3
3
4
P003_T4_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
3
4
3
4
P004_T1_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
4
1
2
1
P004_T2_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
4
2
2
1
P004_T3_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
4
3
2
1
P004_T4_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
4
4
2
1
P004_T1_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
4
1
3
2
P004_T2_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
4
2
3
2
P004_T3_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
4
3
3
2
P004_T4_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
4
4
3
2
P005_T1_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
5
1
2
3
P005_T2_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
5
2
2
3
P005_T3_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
5
3
2
3
P005_T4_2D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
5
4
2
3
P005_T1_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
5
1
3
4
P005_T2_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
5
2
3
4
P005_T3_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
5
3
3
4
P005_T4_3D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
5
4
3
4
P006_T1_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
6
1
2
1
P006_T2_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
6
2
2
1
P006_T3_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
6
3
2
1
P006_T4_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
6
4
2
1
P006_T1_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
6
1
3
2
P006_T2_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
6
2
3
2
P006_T3_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
6
3
3
2
P006_T4_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
6
4
3
2
P007_T1_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
7
1
2
4
P007_T2_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
7
2
2
4
P007_T3_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
7
3
2
4
P007_T4_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
7
4
2
4
P007_T1_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
7
1
3
3
P007_T2_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
7
2
3
3
P007_T3_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
7
3
3
3
P007_T4_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
7
4
3
3
P008_T1_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
8
1
2
4
P008_T2_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
8
2
2
4
P008_T3_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
8
3
2
4
P008_T4_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
8
4
2
4
P008_T1_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
8
1
3
3
P008_T2_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
8
2
3
3
P008_T3_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
8
3
3
3
P008_T4_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
8
4
3
3
P009_T1_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
9
1
2
1
P009_T2_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
9
2
2
1
P009_T3_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
9
3
2
1
P009_T4_2D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
9
4
2
1
P009_T1_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
9
1
3
2
P009_T2_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
9
2
3
2
P009_T3_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
9
3
3
2
P009_T4_3D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
9
4
3
2
P010_T1_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
10
1
2
2
P010_T2_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
10
2
2
2
P010_T3_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
10
3
2
2
P010_T4_2D_F2_AnalyzedData.csv
10
4
2
2
P010_T1_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
10
1
3
1
P010_T2_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
10
2
3
1
P010_T3_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
10
3
3
1
P010_T4_3D_F1_AnalyzedData.csv
10
4
3
1
P011_T1_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
11
1
2
4
P011_T2_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
11
2
2
4
P011_T3_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
11
3
2
4
P011_T4_2D_F4_AnalyzedData.csv
11
4
2
4
P011_T1_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
11
1
3
3
P011_T2_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
11
2
3
3
P011_T3_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
11
3
3
3
P011_T4_3D_F3_AnalyzedData.csv
11
4
3
3
Table 4: content and file structure of Analyzed_Data.zip.
Wav-files are presented per participant (P001-P011), per trial (T1-T4), per condition (2D/3D). Audio files contain 2 tracks (left and right microphone), i.e., they are stereo recordings. Additionally, the data type (Audio), and the performed fragment (F1-F4) are given in the filename. An example of a file name is e.g., ‘P001_T1_2D_F1_Audio.wav’ for a participant (see Table 5).
File Name
Audio_Data.zip
Content
Participant
Trial
Condition
Piece
Data Type
P001_T1_2D_F2_Audio.csv
1
1
2
2
Audio Data
P001_T2_2D_F2_Audio.csv
1
2
2
2
P001_T3_2D_F2_Audio.csv
1
3
2
2
P001_T4_2D_F2_Audio.csv
1
4
2
2
P001_T1_3D_F1_Audio.csv
1
1
3
1
P001_T2_3D_F1_Audio.csv
1
2
3
1
P001_T3_3D_F1_Audio.csv
1
3
3
1
P001_T4_3D_F1_Audio.csv
1
4
3
1
P002_T1_2D_F1_Audio.csv
2
1
2
1
P002_T2_2D_F1_Audio.csv
2
2
2
1
P002_T3_2D_F1_Audio.csv
2
3
2
1
P002_T4_2D_F1_Audio.csv
2
4
2
1
P002_T1_3D_F2_Audio.csv
2
1
3
2
P002_T2_3D_F2_Audio.csv
2
2
3
2
P002_T3_3D_F2_Audio.csv
2
3
3
2
P002_T4_3D_F2_Audio.csv
2
4
3
2
P003_T1_2D_F3_Audio.csv
3
1
2
3
P003_T2_2D_F3_Audio.csv
3
2
2
3
P003_T3_2D_F3_Audio.csv
3
3
2
3
P003_T4_2D_F3_Audio.csv
3
4
2
3
P003_T1_3D_F4_Audio.csv
3
1
3
4
P003_T2_3D_F4_Audio.csv
3
2
3
4
P003_T3_3D_F4_Audio.csv
3
3
3
4
P003_T4_3D_F4_Audio.csv
3
4
3
4
P004_T1_2D_F1_Audio.csv
4
1
2
1
P004_T2_2D_F1_Audio.csv
4
2
2
1
P004_T3_2D_F1_Audio.csv
4
3
2
1
P004_T4_2D_F1_Audio.csv
4
4
2
1
P004_T1_3D_F2_Audio.csv
4
1
3
2
P004_T2_3D_F2_Audio.csv
4
2
3
2
P004_T3_3D_F2_Audio.csv
4
3
3
2
P004_T4_3D_F2_Audio.csv
4
4
3
2
P005_T1_2D_F3_Audio.csv
5
1
2
3
P005_T2_2D_F3_Audio.csv
5
2
2
3
P005_T3_2D_F3_Audio.csv
5
3
2
3
P005_T4_2D_F3_Audio.csv
5
4
2
3
P005_T1_3D_F4_Audio.csv
5
1
3
4
P005_T2_3D_F4_Audio.csv
5
2
3
4
P005_T3_3D_F4_Audio.csv
5
3
3
4
P005_T4_3D_F4_Audio.csv
5
4
3
4
P006_T1_2D_F1_Audio.csv
6
1
2
1
P006_T2_2D_F1_Audio.csv
6
2
2
1
P006_T3_2D_F1_Audio.csv
6
3
2
1
P006_T4_2D_F1_Audio.csv
6
4
2
1
P006_T1_3D_F2_Audio.csv
6
1
3
2
P006_T2_3D_F2_Audio.csv
6
2
3
2
P006_T3_3D_F2_Audio.csv
6
3
3
2
P006_T4_3D_F2_Audio.csv
6
4
3
2
P007_T1_2D_F4_Audio.csv
7
1
2
4
P007_T2_2D_F4_Audio.csv
7
2
2
4
P007_T3_2D_F4_Audio.csv
7
3
2
4
P007_T4_2D_F4_Audio.csv
7
4
2
4
P007_T1_3D_F3_Audio.csv
7
1
3
3
P007_T2_3D_F3_Audio.csv
7
2
3
3
P007_T3_3D_F3_Audio.csv
7
3
3
3
P007_T4_3D_F3_Audio.csv
7
4
3
3
P008_T1_2D_F4_Audio.csv
8
1
2
4
P008_T2_2D_F4_Audio.csv
8
2
2
4
P008_T3_2D_F4_Audio.csv
8
3
2
4
P008_T4_2D_F4_Audio.csv
8
4
2
4
P008_T1_3D_F3_Audio.csv
8
1
3
3
P008_T2_3D_F3_Audio.csv
8
2
3
3
P008_T3_3D_F3_Audio.csv
8
3
3
3
P008_T4_3D_F3_Audio.csv
8
4
3
3
P009_T1_2D_F1_Audio.csv
9
1
2
1
P009_T2_2D_F1_Audio.csv
9
2
2
1
P009_T3_2D_F1_Audio.csv
9
3
2
1
P009_T4_2D_F1_Audio.csv
9
4
2
1
P009_T1_3D_F2_Audio.csv
9
1
3
2
P009_T2_3D_F2_Audio.csv
9
2
3
2
P009_T3_3D_F2_Audio.csv
9
3
3
2
P009_T4_3D_F2_Audio.csv
9
4
3
2
P010_T1_2D_F2_Audio.csv
10
1
2
2
P010_T2_2D_F2_Audio.csv
10
2
2
2
P010_T3_2D_F2_Audio.csv
10
3
2
2
P010_T4_2D_F2_Audio.csv
10
4
2
2
P010_T1_3D_F1_Audio.csv
10
1
3
1
P010_T2_3D_F1_Audio.csv
10
2
3
1
P010_T3_3D_F1_Audio.csv
10
3
3
1
P010_T4_3D_F1_Audio.csv
10
4
3
1
P011_T1_2D_F4_Audio.csv
11
1
2
4
P011_T2_2D_F4_Audio.csv
11
2
2
4
P011_T3_2D_F4_Audio.csv
11
3
2
4
P011_T4_2D_F4_Audio.csv
11
4
2
4
P011_T1_3D_F3_Audio.csv
11
1
3
3
P011_T2_3D_F3_Audio.csv
11
2
3
3
P011_T3_3D_F3_Audio.csv
11
3
3
3
P011_T4_3D_F3_Audio.csv
11
4
3
3
Table 5: content and file structure of Audio_Data.zip.
The results of 5 standardized questionnaires are presented: the Makransky Multimodal Presence Questionnaire (the social presence subset or MPQS and the physical presence subset or MPQP), the Witmer Presence Questionnaire (WPQ), the Immersive Tendencies Questionnaire (ITQ), the Musical Sophistication Index (MSI), and the Sense of Musical Agency Questionnaire (SOMA). Additionally, demographic data (DQ) were collected, along with some open questions (OQ). The answers to the questionnaires are organized in 3 csv files: ‘MB.csv’, containing answers to the questionnaires presented before the first session (ITQ, MSI and some DQ); and ‘C1.csv’ and ‘C2.csv’, containing the answers to the questionnaires presented before and after each session (MPQS, MPQP, WPQ, SOMA, some DQ and some OQ) in the first and second condition, respectively. A csv file named ‘Legend.csv’ indicates the codes of all the questions, and where the answers to the questions can be found (see Table 6). Since some participants answered in Dutch, all responses were translated to English before adding them to the repository.
File Name
Questionnaire_Data.zip
Content
C1.csv
questionnaires and answeres of condition 1
C2.csv
questionnaires and answeres of condition 2
MB.csv
questionnaires and answers related to musical background
Legend.csv
questions and question codes
Table 6: content and file structure of Questionnaire_Data.zip.
The scores which were played by both the avatar and the participants are provided, with the correct bowings and articulations. The fragment and the violin section are indicated in the filename. E.g., ‘First_Violin_F2.pdf’, contains the scores of fragment F2, as played by the first violins. See Table 7 for an overview of the file structure and the content.
File Name
Scores.zip
Content
First_Violin_F1.pdf
Fragment F1 as played by the first violin section
First_Violin_F2.pdf
Fragment F2 as played by the first violin section
Second_Violin_F3.pdf
Fragment F3 as played by the second violin section
Second_Violin_F4.pdf
Fragment F4 as played by the second violin section
Table 7: content and file structure of Scores.zip.
This directory contains files in csv format with labeled MoCap Data, including data labels. Every column is a data stream from a marker. Every marker has 3 data streams, referring to the x, y, and z coordinates of the marker position. In addition, the violin (3-4 markers) and the violin bow (3 markers) are labelled as well. One data file per avatar (First Violin or Second Violin) is presented. Additionally, the data type (MoCap), and the performed fragment (F1-F4) are given in the filename. An example of a file name is e.g., ‘First_Violin_F2_MoCap.csv’ for an avatar (see Table 8).
Additionally, the directory contains files in csv format with joint angles, including data labels. Every column is a data stream from a joint. Every joint has a varying number of data streams, depending on the calculated angles. In addition to joint angles, the angles of the instrument relative to the body are given as well, the distances of the bow to the bridge, and the distances of the bow to the strings, respectively. One data file per avatar (First Violin or Second Violin) is presented. Additionally, the data type (JointAngles), and the performed fragment (F1-F4) are given in the filename. An example of a file name is e.g., ‘Second_Violin_F3_JointAngles.csv’ for an avatar (see Table 8).
Finally, this directory contains wav-files per avatar (First Violin or Second Violin). Audio files contain 2 tracks (left and right microphone), i.e., they are stereo recordings. Additionally, the data type (Audio), and the performed fragment (F1-F4) are given in the filename. An example of a file name is e.g., ‘First_Violin_F1_Audio.wav’ for an avatar (see Table 8).
File Name
Avatar_Data.zip
Content
First_Violin_F1_MoCap.csv
MoCap data of the first violin avatar, playing fragment F1
First_Violin_F1_JointAngles.csv
Joint angle data of the first violin avatar, playing fragment F1
First_Violin_F1_Audio.wav
Audio data of the first violin avatar, playing fragment F1
First_Violin_F2_MoCap.csv
MoCap data of the first violin avatar, playing fragment F2
First_Violin_F2_JointAngles.csv
Joint angle data of the first violin avatar, playing fragment F2
First_Violin_F2_Audio.wav
Audio data of the first violin avatar, playing fragment F2
Second_Violin_F3_MoCap.csv
MoCap data of the second violin avatar, playing fragment F3
Second_Violin_F3_JointAngles.csv
Joint angle data of the second violin avatar, playing fragment F3
Second_Violin_F3_Audio.wav
Audio data of the second violin avatar, playing fragment F3
Second_Violin_F4_MoCap.csv
MoCap data of the second violin avatar, playing fragment F4
Second_Violin_F4_JointAngles.csv
Joint angle data of the second violin avatar, playing fragment F4
Second_Violin_F4_Audio.wav
Audio data of the second violin avatar, playing fragment F4
Table 8: content and file structure of Avatar_Data.zip.
创建时间:
2023-08-03



