Melodic Similarity: Looking for a Good Abstraction Level. Grachten, M., Arcos, J. L., & Mántaras, R. L. D. In Proceedings of the 5th International Society for Music Information Retrieval, 2004. abstract bibtex Computing melodic similarity is a very general problem with diverse musical applications ranging from music analysis to content-based retrieval. Choosing the appropriate level of representation is a crucial issue and depends on the type of application. Our research interest concerns the development of a CBR system for expressive music processing. In that context, a well chosen distance measure for melodies is a crucial issue. In this paper we propose a new melodic similarity measure based on the I/R model for melodic structure and compare it with other existing measures. The experimentation shows that the proposed measure provides a good compromise between discriminatory power and ability to recognize phrases from the same song.
@InProceedings{ grachten.ea2004-melodic,
author = {Grachten, Maarten and Arcos, Josep Lluis and
M{\'{a}}ntaras, Ramon L{\'{o}}pez De},
year = {2004},
title = {Melodic Similarity: Looking for a Good Abstraction
Level},
abstract = {Computing melodic similarity is a very general problem
with diverse musical applications ranging from music
analysis to content-based retrieval. Choosing the
appropriate level of representation is a crucial issue and
depends on the type of application. Our research interest
concerns the development of a CBR system for expressive
music processing. In that context, a well chosen distance
measure for melodies is a crucial issue. In this paper we
propose a new melodic similarity measure based on the I/R
model for melodic structure and compare it with other
existing measures. The experimentation shows that the
proposed measure provides a good compromise between
discriminatory power and ability to recognize phrases from
the same song.},
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 5th International Society for Music
Information Retrieval},
isbn = {84-88042-44-2},
keywords = {music similarity},
mendeley-tags= {music similarity}
}
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