prompts for the inference experiments

prompts.py

# source for Grouse description: https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/species/wilpta/cur/introduction#vocal
{
    'default':
        'write an audio caption describing the sound',
    'label_in_prompt':
        '',
    'grouse01':
        """provide labels for the audio file, could it be a Grouse?
here is detailed information on Grouse call types: 
Both Sexes. (1) Kok is a short (50 ms) clucking call; \
volume and frequency vary with intensity of arousal\
(2) Ko-ko-ko is a low-amplitude call given \
in prolonged bouts, sounding like low growls; \
(3) Krrow is a medium-length (50-300 ms)\
call that rises quickly and falls slowly in frequency: In males, sounds \
like bugow; in females, like meow; given during aggressive disputes \
(4) Kohwa, Kohway, and Kohwayo are medium-length (100 ms) \
calls often given in association with \
Krrow during aggressive interactions. \
(5) Aroo is a variable call with falling \
and rising pattern of frequency modulation at varying rate and intensity. (6) \
Rattle (song on the ground) is a long (800 ms), accelerating string of short \
elements similar to Kok\
(7) Flight Song (Aerial Bek) is a 2-part vocalization; first part is a decelerating \
series of modified Ko-ko-ko calls, second part a decelerating Kohwa  alternatively \
described as a series of nasal barks, typically a few single notes followed by a rattling \
sequence of 8–12 guttural notes, and several doubled notes on landing, “whek!..whek-kekekrrrrekek-kek...\
koh-wa..koh-wa..koh-wa". (8) Scream is a brief, high-frequency\
call with indeterminate harmonic structure. (9) Hiss is a band of white noise about 2 s long.\
list labels for the audio file:
""",
    'grouse02_label_in_prompt':
        """provide labels for the audio file, could it be a Grouse?
here is detailed information on Grouse call types: 
Both Sexes. (1) Kok is a short (50 ms) clucking call; \
volume and frequency vary with intensity of arousal\
(2) Ko-ko-ko is a low-amplitude call given \
in prolonged bouts, sounding like low growls; \
(3) Krrow is a medium-length (50-300 ms)\
call that rises quickly and falls slowly in frequency: In males, sounds \
like bugow; in females, like meow; given during aggressive disputes \
(4) Kohwa, Kohway, and Kohwayo are medium-length (100 ms) \
calls often given in association with \
Krrow during aggressive interactions. \
(5) Aroo is a variable call with falling \
and rising pattern of frequency modulation at varying rate and intensity. (6) \
Rattle (song on the ground) is a long (800 ms), accelerating string of short \
elements similar to Kok\
(7) Flight Song (Aerial Bek) is a 2-part vocalization; first part is a decelerating \
series of modified Ko-ko-ko calls, second part a decelerating Kohwa  alternatively \
described as a series of nasal barks, typically a few single notes followed by a rattling \
sequence of 8–12 guttural notes, and several doubled notes on landing, “whek!..whek-kekekrrrrekek-kek...\
koh-wa..koh-wa..koh-wa". (8) Scream is a brief, high-frequency\
call with indeterminate harmonic structure. (9) Hiss is a band of white noise about 2 s long.\
 Write an audio caption describing the sound. \
 Could the sound be Silence, Biological soundscape,\
 aviation noise, Rainfall, Grouse, Insect,\
 Songbird, Duck and/or Goose and/or Swan,\
 anthropogenic noise, physical soundscape, Bird, or Wind?'
"""
}