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Whistle and Wrong Lyrics: Synthetic Queries Are Not Enough for Real-World Query-by-Melody
People look up a song by humming it, but also by whistling it or singing it with the wrong words. Published query-by-humming systems and benchmarks focus on hums and sung queries, and no public dataset pairs whistles or wrong-lyrics singing with song recordings. We study both query types with a melo
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