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Research Article A Computationally Efficient Method for Polyphonic Pitch Estimation

Zhou et al., 2009

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4845234392175368550
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Zhou R
Reiss J
Mattavelli M
Zoia G
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Polyphonic pitch estimation plays an important role in music signal analysis. It can be essentially used for the detection of musically relevant features such as melody and harmony [1]. In the case of content-based music retrieval, the “automatic” extraction of …
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