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Beyond error tolerance : Finding thematic similarities in music digital libraries

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Beyond error tolerance : Finding thematic similarities in music digital libraries

Auteurs : Tamar Berman ; J. Stephen Downie ; Bart Berman

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Current Music Information Retrieval (MIR) systems focus on melody based retrieval with some tolerance for user errors in the melody specification. The system described here presents a novel method for theme retrieval: A theme is described as a list of musical events, containing melody and harmony features, which must be presented in a given order and within a given time frame. The system retrieves musical phrases that fit the description. A system of this type could serve musicians and listeners who wish to discover thematically similar phrases in music digital libraries. The prototype and underlying model have been tested on midi sequences of music by W.A. Mozart and have shown good performance results.

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