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Le cluster absolute - pitch

Terms

7absolute
18pitch
33information
8retrieval
27general
25practice
36research

Associations

Freq.WeightAssociation
50.445absolute - pitch
50.308information - retrieval
30.123information - pitch
40.154general - practice
30.101general - information
30.100practice - research

Documents par ordre de pertinence
000429 (2012) Psyche Loui ; Anna Zamm ; Gottfried SchlaugEnhanced functional networks in absolute pitch
000450 (2012) Psyche Loui ; Anna Zamm ; Gottfried SchlaugAbsolute Pitch and Synesthesia: Two Sides of the Same Coin? Shared and Distinct Neural Substrates of Music Listening
000575 (2011) A. Kaliakatsos-Papakostas [Grèce] ; G. Epitropakis [Grèce] ; N. Vrahatis [Grèce]Feature Extraction Using Pitch Class Profile Information Entropy
000788 (2010) Psyche Loui [États-Unis] ; Hui C. Charles Li [États-Unis] ; Anja Hohmann [États-Unis, Allemagne] ; Gottfried Schlaug [États-Unis]Enhanced Cortical Connectivity in Absolute Pitch Musicians: A Model for Local Hyperconnectivity
000C69 (2009) Andrzej Werbart [Suède]Minding the gap between clinical practice and empirical research in psychoanalysis
001282 (2007) Alfredo Cuzzocrea [Italie]A Query-Strategy-Focused Taxonomy and a Customizable Benchmarking Framework for Peer-to-Peer Information Retrieval Techniques
001658 (2006) Yasuhiro Katagiri [Japon] ; Mayumi Bono [Japon] ; Noriko Suzuki [Japon]Conversational Inverse Information for Context-Based Retrieval of Personal Experiences
001870 (2006) Tamar Berman [États-Unis]A Data Model for Music Information Retrieval
001B92 (2005) Kathrin B. Schlemmer [Allemagne] ; Franziska Kulke [Allemagne] ; Lars Kuchinke [Allemagne] ; Elke Van Der Meer [Allemagne]Absolute pitch and pupillary response: Effects of timbre and key color
001C79 (2004) Loretta Diana [Italie] ; Goffredo Haus [Italie] ; Maurizio Longari [Italie]Towards a General Architecture for Musical Archive Information Systems
001E45 (2004) Massimo Melucci [Italie] ; Nicola Orio [Italie, France]Combining melody processing and information retrieval techniques: Methodology, evaluation, and system implementation
001E77 (2004) Goffredo Haus [Italie] ; Maurizio Longari [Italie] ; Emanuele Pollastri [Italie]A score‐driven approach to music information retrieval
002316 (2002) Tom KaufmanOpera: A Research and Information Guide, 2nd ed.
002447 (2001) Z. D. GoldbergerMusic of the left hemisphere: exploring the neurobiology of absolute pitch.
002648 (2001) Barbara DeloianPutting research into practice: Opportunities for practice innovations
003779 (1995) Nicholas Oram [Australie] ; L. Cuddy [Australie] ; N. Oram [Canada]Responsiveness of Western adults to pitch-distributional information in melodic sequences
004F75 (1986) Marshall MarinkerGeneral practice 2000
005C03 (1980) Thomas O. Nelson [États-Unis] ; Louis Narens [États-Unis]Norms of 300 general-information questions: Accuracy of recall, latency of recall, and feeling-of-knowing ratings
005E63 (1978) David Rothenberg [États-Unis]A model for pattern perception with musical applications part II: The information content of pitch structures
006816 (1968) Baron Russell10th International Congress of general practice
006971 (1966) Fritz GeigerThe second world conference on general practice
006C89 (1963) Peter F. OstwaldSONIC COMMUNICATION IN MEDICAL PRACTICE AND RESEARCH
007748 (1948) E. Anstey ; R. F. Dowse ; M. DuguidA NEW “GENERAL INFORMATION” TEST
008980 (1897-11-06) A. Hanbury FrereGeneral Practice
000004 (2016) Gavin Low ; Scott A. Kruse ; David J. LomasGeneral review of magnetic resonance elastography
000012 (2015) Moritz Lehne ; Stefan KoelschToward a general psychological model of tension and suspense
000040 (2015) Boris Kotchoubey [Allemagne] ; Yuri G. Pavlov [Allemagne, Russie] ; Boris Kleber [Allemagne]Music in Research and Rehabilitation of Disorders of Consciousness: Psychological and Neurophysiological Foundations
000048 (2015) Samuel A. Mehr [États-Unis]Miscommunication of science: music cognition research in the popular press
000084 (2015) Guillermo CampitelliAnswering research questions without calculating the mean
000098 (2014) Friedrich Platz [Allemagne] ; Reinhard Kopiez [Allemagne] ; Andreas C. Lehmann [Allemagne] ; Anna Wolf [Allemagne]The influence of deliberate practice on musical achievement: a meta-analysis
000102 (2014) Alice M. Graham [États-Unis] ; Jennifer H. Pfeifer [États-Unis] ; Philip A. Fisher [États-Unis] ; Weili Lin [États-Unis] ; Wei Gao [États-Unis] ; Damien A. Fair [États-Unis]The Potential of Infant fMRI Research and the Study of Early Life Stress as a Promising Exemplar
000103 (2014) Daniel Müllensiefen [Royaume-Uni] ; Bruno Gingras [Autriche] ; Jason Musil [Royaume-Uni] ; Lauren Stewart [Royaume-Uni]The Musicality of Non-Musicians: An Index for Assessing Musical Sophistication in the General Population
000120 (2014) Emma Gregory ; Michael Mccloskey ; Barbara LandauProfound loss of general knowledge in retrograde amnesia: evidence from an amnesic artist
000177 (2014) Fernand Gobet [Royaume-Uni] ; Morgan H. Ereku [Royaume-Uni]Checkmate to deliberate practice: the case of Magnus Carlsen
000270 (2013) Gin Morgan ; Cynthia M. Killough ; Laura A. ThompsonDoes visual information influence infants’ movement to music?
000286 (2013) Lu Liu ; Jianrong Wei ; Huishu Zhang ; Jianhong Xin ; Jiping HuangA Statistical Physics View of Pitch Fluctuations in the Classical Music from Bach to Chopin: Evidence for Scaling
000480 (2012) Africa. General
000535 (2011) Nicholas J. Hudson [Australie]Musical beauty and information compression: Complex to the ear but simple to the mind?
000553 (2011) Andrew Joshua KobetsHarmonic Medicine: The Influence of Music Over Mind and Medical Practice
000625 (2011) Jack P. Shonkoff [États-Unis] ; Susan Nall BalesScience Does Not Speak for Itself: Translating Child Development Research for the Public and Its Policymakers
000695 (2011) Kneißl ; SchwarzEditorial: Fundamental Research Needs Excellent Scientists and its Own Space
000887 (2010) Li Han Lin [République populaire de Chine] ; Ya U Huang [Taïwan] ; Su En Su [République populaire de Chine] ; Roger Watson [Royaume-Uni] ; Belina W Tsai [République populaire de Chine] ; Shiao Hi Wu [Taïwan]Using spaced retrieval and Montessori‐based activities in improving eating ability for residents with dementia
000909 (2010) Masumi Shirakawa [Japon] ; Kotaro Nakayama [Japon] ; Eiji Aramaki [Japon] ; Takahiro Hara [Japon] ; Shojiro Nishio [Japon]Relation Extraction between Related Concepts by Combining Wikipedia and Web Information for Japanese Language
000912 (2010) Daniel Waxman [Royaume-Uni]Realizing Freedom: Libertarian Theory, History, and Practice – By Tom G. Palmer
000918 (2010) Julien Allali [France, Canada] ; Pascal Ferraro [France, Canada] ; Pierre Hanna [France] ; Matthias Robine [France]Polyphonic Alignment Algorithms for Symbolic Music Retrieval
000947 (2010) Martín Resano [Espagne] ; Esperanza García Uiz [Espagne] ; Frank Vanhaecke [Belgique]Laser ablation‐inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry in archaeometric research
000948 (2010) Zhiyong Cheng [Singapour] ; Jialie Shen [Singapour]Large Scale Rich Media Information Search: Challenges and Opportunities
000967 (2010) Hamid R. Ekbia [États-Unis]Fifty years of research in artificial intelligence
000A45 (2009) Francesco CarelliMozart in my practice
000B54 (2009) Cynthia A. FreelandWhat Happened to Art Criticism? by elkins, jamesCritical Mess: Art Critics on the State of Their Practice edited by rubinstein, raphael
000C70 (2009) E. Virginia Demos [Niger]Mind to Mind: Infant Research, Neuroscience, and Psychoanalysis
000C82 (2009) Oded Berman [Canada] ; Dmitry Krass [Canada] ; Mozart B. C. Menezes [Espagne]Locating Facilities in the Presence of Disruptions and Incomplete Information
000D04 (2009) Adrian Bangerter [Suisse] ; Cornelius J. König [Suisse] ; Sandrine Blatti [Suisse] ; Alexander Salvisberg [Suisse]How Widespread is Graphology in Personnel Selection Practice? A case study of a job market myth
000D64 (2009) Alireza Moula ; Toomas Timpka ; Antony J. PuddephattAdult–Adolescent Interaction and Adolescents’ Brain Development: Integrating Pragmatism/Interactionism and Neuroscience to Develop a Platform for Research on Adolescents’ Life Regulation
001171 (2008) Kei Davis [États-Unis] ; Jörg Striegnitz [Allemagne]Multiparadigm Programming in Object-Oriented Languages: Current Research
001201 (2008) Christine Charyton [États-Unis] ; Kimberly M. Basham [États-Unis] ; John O. Elliott [États-Unis]Examining Gender with General Creativity and Preferences for Creative Persons in College Students within the Sciences and the Arts
001207 (2008) Eva G. T. Green [Suisse] ; Alain Clémence [Suisse]Discovery of the faithfulness gene: A model of transmission and transformation of scientific information
001261 (2007) [Mozart and perfect pitch].
001382 (2007) J. B. OwensToward a Geographically‐Integrated, Connected World History: Employing Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
001439 (2007) Kyle D. PruettSOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AND SOCIAL POLICY: BRIDGING THE GAP
001471 (2007) Chingning Wang [États-Unis]New directions in human information behavior
001561 (2007) Erkki Huovinen [Finlande] ; Atte Tenkanen [Finlande]Bird's‐Eye Views of the Musical Surface: Methods for Systematic Pitch‐Class Set Analysis
001651 (2006) Samuel J. Clark [Afrique du Sud]A general temporal data model and the structured population event history register
001654 (2006) Alfredo Cuzzocrea [Italie]On Semantically-Augmented XML-Based P2P Information Systems
001834 (2006) David Neumeyer [États-Unis]Description and Interpretation: Fred Lerdahl's Tonal Pitch Space and Linear Analysis
001838 (2006) Andrew DavisConsistency, Understanding and Truth in Educational Research
001982 (2005) J. WarrenThe Auditory Cortex, A Synthesis of Human and Animal Research
001A18 (2005) Jon WoodReview: Paul O'Keeffe, Gaudier‐Brzeska: An Absolute Case of Genius
001B53 (2005) David Meredith [Royaume-Uni]Comparing Pitch Spelling Algorithms on a Large Corpus of Tonal Music
001C81 (2004) Matthew RileyThe ‘Harmonic Major’ Mode in Nineteenth‐Century Theory and Practice
001C83 (2004) Daniele Schön [France, Italie] ; Cyrille Magne [France] ; Mireille Besson [France]The music of speech: Music training facilitates pitch processing in both music and language
001D23 (2004) Cynthia J. CyrusReview: Schubert the Progressive: History, Performance Practice, Analysis
001E48 (2004) Lambert W T. Schuwirth [Pays-Bas] ; Cees P M. Van Der Vleuten [Pays-Bas]Changing education, changing assessment, changing research?
001E79 (2004) Rachel Beckles WillsonA Study in Geography, ‘Tradition’, and Identity in Concert Practice
001F79 (2003) D. Purdie [Australie]Statistical Methods in Medical Research, 4th edn
002083 (2003) James Tartaglia ; Richard NormanGENERAL PHILOSOPHY
002248 (2002) Carolyn J. MurrockThe Effects of Music on the Rate of Perceived Exertion and General Mood Among Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Patients Enrolled in Cardiac Rehabilitation Phase II
002301 (2002) Stelios Lelis [Grèce] ; Petros Kavassalis [Grèce, États-Unis] ; Jakka Sairamesh [États-Unis] ; Seif Haridi [Suède] ; Fredrik Holmgren [Suède] ; Mahmoud Rafea [Suède] ; Antonis Hatzistamatiou [Grèce]Regularities in the Formation and Evolution of Information Cities
002417 (2002) Eugene H. CropseyA Conversation with William Mason, General Director of Lyric Opera of Chicago
002695 (2001) Alice Mado Proverbio [Italie] ; Stefania Lilli [Italie] ; Carlo Semenza [Italie] ; Alberto Zani [Italie]ERP indexes of functional differences in brain activation during proper and common names retrieval
002730 (2001) Marylouise CaldwellApplying general living systems theory to learn consumers' sense making in attending performing arts
002773 (2000) Francesca Rossi [Italie]Constraint (Logic) Programming: A Survey on Research and Applications
002963 (2000) John SaundersThe practice of clinical medicine as an art and as a science
002980 (2000) Jack P. Shonkoff [États-Unis]Science, Policy, and Practice: Three Cultures in Search of a Shared Mission
002A33 (2000) Trygve R. TholfsenCarl Schorske's Theory and Practice
002A38 (2000) John A. Sloboda [Royaume-Uni]Box 1. The cultural specificity of practice
002A62 (2000) P. P. De Deyn [Belgique] ; R. D'Hooge [Belgique] ; L. F. M. Van Zutphen [Pays-Bas]Animal models of human disorders—general aspects
002D60 (1999) M. C. Maguire [Royaume-Uni]A review of user-interface design guidelines for public information kiosk systems
002D61 (1999) Siri CarpenterA pitch for decoding frequency more simply
002F65 (1998) Beverly Pierce [États-Unis]The practice of toning in pregnancy and labour: participant experiences
002F76 (1998) Susan Hallam ; John PriceResearch Section: Can the use of background music improve the behaviour and academic performance of children with emotional and behavioural difficulties?
003506 (1996) Sandy C. Marks Jr.Information technology, medical education, and anatomy for the twenty‐first century
003511 (1996) C. Repp [États-Unis]General motors vs. Volkswagen, Alicia deLarrocha vs. Perahia, the education deficit
003535 (1996) Agenda for the 32nd General Assembly of the European Association for the study of diabetes to be held in Vienna, in the Mozart Hall of the Austria Center Vienna, 4th September 1996 from 12.15–13.00 hours
003544 (1996) G. Weiss [États-Unis]What is information ? : What is the truth of consciousness ?
003761 (1995) Donald N. LangenbergThe university and information technology: Interpreting the Omens
003782 (1995) Dallan Quass [États-Unis] ; Anand Rajaraman [États-Unis] ; Yehoshua Sagiv [Israël] ; Jeffrey Ullman [États-Unis] ; Jennifer Widom [États-Unis]Querying semistructured heterogeneous information
003808 (1995) Kathryn SeniorDefending the use of animals to research human disease
003824 (1995) D. C. PhillipsART AS RESEARCH, RESEARCH AS ART
003A80 (1994) H. Riquelme [Chili]Information Processing Theory and its Explanation of the Creative Process

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