Automated composer recognition for multi-voice piano compositions using rhythmic features, n-grams and modified cortical algorithms
Abstract With the explosive growth of digital music data being stored and easily reachable on the cloud, as well as the increased interest in affective and cognitive computing, identifying composers based on their musical work is an interesting challenge for machine learning and artificial intellige...
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