Lei Chen, S. Gibet, P. Marteau, F. Marandola, M. Wanderley
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Abstract
In this paper we characterize timpani gestures by temporal kinematic features, containing most information responsible for the sound-producing actions. In order to evaluate the feature sets, a classification approach is conducted under three main attack categories (legato, accent and vertical accent) and sub-categories (dynamics, striking position). Two studies are carried out: intra-subject and inter-subjects classification. Results are presented in terms of a quantitative ranking of students, using professional gestures as training set, and their gestures as test set.