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A Kind of B io-inspired L earning of m U sic styl E

De Prisco et al., 2017

Document ID
10677487196470917182
Author
De Prisco R
Malandrino D
Zaccagnino G
Zaccagnino R
Zizza R
Publication year
Publication venue
International conference on evolutionary and biologically inspired music and art

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In the field of Computer Music, computational intelligence approaches are very relevant for music information retrieval applications. A challenging task in this area is the automatic recognition of musical styles. The style of a music performer is the result of the combination …
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