Music and artificial intelligence : second international conference ICMAI 2002 Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, September 12-14, 2002 Proceedings /
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2002
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Table of Contents:
- Structure and interpretation of music concepts: music from a computational perspective / Mira Balaban
- Expressive gesture / Antonio Camurri
- A general parsing model for music and language / Rens Bod
- The spiral array: an algorithm for determining key boundaries / Elaine Chew
- Representation and discovery of vertical patterns in music / Darrell Conklin
- Discovering musical structure in audio recordings / Roger B. Dannenberg, Ning Hu
- Real time tracking and visualisation of musical expression / Simon Dixon, Werner Goebl, Gerhard Widmer
- Automatic classification of drum sounds: a comparison of feature selection methods and classification techniques / Perfecto Herrera, Alexandre Yeterian, Fabien Gouyon
- Some formal problems with Schenkerian representations of tonal structure / Tim Horton
- Respiration reflecting musical expression: analysis of respiration during musical performance by inductive logic programming / Soh Igarashi, Tomonobu Ozaki, Koichi Furukawa
- Mimetic development of intonation / Eduardo Reck Miranda
- Interacting with a musical learning system: the continuator / Franc?ois Pachet
- Recognition of isolated musical patterns using hidden Markov models / Aggelos Pikrakis, Sergios Theodoridis, Dimitris Kamarotos
- A model for the perception of tonal melodies / Dirk-Jan Povel
- Control language for harmonisation process / Somnuk Phon-Amnuaisuk
- Evaluating melodic segmentation / Christian Spevak, Belinda Thom, Karin Ho?thker
- Combining grammar-based and memory-based models of perception of time signature and phase / Neta Spiro
- A Bayesian approach to key-finding / David Temperley