Melodic Segmentation on Different Musical Genres

M. Rentzsch, F. Seifert, C. Hornfischer, A. Schreiber
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To create a sufficient repository of test data for our model-based implementations of music information retrieval functions working on symbolic documents, we have used three different approaches to melodic segmentation on monophonic pieces with a broad range of genres from baroque/classical music to pop/rock. All three methods are driven by musical knowledge (in contrast to methods such as n-gram segmentation). Two of the algorithms we have applied are taken from former work of other researchers, the third algorithm has been developed in our department and will be introduced briefly. Our repository of test documents (midi format) consisted of 52 files making it more representative (2.5 to 5 times the number of documents)than those that have been referenced in previous publications. This paper describes our experiences with the applied algorithms, the results that have been achieved, and the conclusions we have been able to draw for improving music segmentation methods.
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不同音乐类型的旋律分割
为了为基于模型的音乐信息检索功能在符号文档上的实现创建一个足够的测试数据存储库,我们使用了三种不同的方法对单音作品进行旋律分割,这些单音作品具有从巴洛克/古典音乐到流行/摇滚的广泛类型。这三种方法都是由音乐知识驱动的(与n-gram分割等方法相反)。我们采用的两种算法借鉴了其他研究人员以前的工作,第三种算法是我们系开发的,将简要介绍。我们的测试文档存储库(midi格式)由52个文件组成,使其比以前出版物中引用的文件更具代表性(文档数量的2.5到5倍)。本文描述了我们在应用算法方面的经验,已经取得的结果,以及我们能够得出的改进音乐分割方法的结论。
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