A new software library that provides implementations of all of these features in a straightforward Python package, and shows excellent classification accuracy using the full feature set, and promising performance for an eight-dimensional factor-analytic solution that improves the interpretability of the classifier.
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This paper addresses the general problem of extracting music-theoretic and psychological features from symbolically encoded melodies. We review existing melodic feature extraction toolboxes, enumerate their features, and organise them into a common taxonomy. We then describe a new software library that provides implementations of all of these features in a straightforward Python package. We then demonstrate the combined feature set on the Essen Folksong Collection, using the dataset to produce a series of style classification models. These models help us answer key questions about the interpretability and dimensionality of the feature set. Our results show excellent classification accuracy using the full feature set, and promising performance for an eight-dimensional factor-analytic solution that improves the interpretability of the classifier. We distribute our new toolbox as an open-source Python package, $\mathtt{melody-features}$, which can easily be used in various applications within music analysis, music psychology, and music information retrieval.
We present ScorePrompts, an interactive system in which users upload a score, receive natural-language descriptions of its musical structure, ask questions about specific passages, and inspect the corresponding analysis results in staff notation. Specialist MIR components first estimate harmony, tonality, cadences, for...
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The object of this research is automatic genre classification of musical creativity. The problem of genre identification of music files was solved using neural networks.
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Introduction Temporal melody similarity is a fundamental problem in music modelling, and current methods are mostly based on recurrent or attention-based architectures that implicitly learn sequential structures. Methods This work adopts an explicit feature-representation approach using temporal-style descriptors, incl...