
4th ISMIR 2003: Baltimore, Maryland, USA
- ISMIR 2003, 4th International Conference on Music Information Retrieval, Baltimore, Maryland, USA, October 27-30, 2003, Proceedings. 2003
- E. Allamanche, Jürgen Herre, Oliver Hellmuth, T. Kastner, C. Ertel:
A multiple feature model for musical similarity retrieval. - Vlora Arifi, Michael Clausen, Frank Kurth, Meinard Müller:
Automatic synchronization of music data in score-, MIDI- and PCM-format. - David Bainbridge, Sally Jo Cunningham, J. Stephen Downie:
Analysis of queries to a Wizard-of-Oz MIR system: Challenging assumptions about what people really want. - Adam Berenzweig, Beth Logan, Daniel P. W. Ellis, Brian Whitman:
A large-scale evalutation of acoustic and subjective music similarity measures. - Elaine Chew, Yun-Ching Chen:
Determining context-defining windows: Pitch spelling using the spiral array. - Roger B. Dannenberg, William P. Birmingham, George Tzanetakis, Colin Meek, Ning Hu, Bryan Pardo:
The MUSART testbed for query-by-humming evaluation. - Stephen Davison:
The Sheet Music Consortium: A Specialized Open Archives Initiative harvester project. - Tom De Mulder, Jean-Pierre Martens, Micheline Lesaffre, Marc Leman, Bernard De Baets:
An auditory model based transriber of vocal queries. - Simon Dixon, Elias Pampalk, Gerhard Widmer:
Classification of dance music by periodicity patterns. - Shyamala Doraisamy, Stefan M. Rüger:
Position Indexing of Adjacent and Concurrent N-Grams for Polyphonic Music Retrieval. - J. Stephen Downie:
Toward the scientific evaluation of music information retrieval systems. - Jana Eggink, Guy J. Brown:
Application of missing feature theory to the recognition of musical instruments in polyphonic audio. - Olivier Gillet, Gaël Richard:
Automatic labeling of tabla signals. - Masataka Goto:
Music scene description project: Toward audio-based real-time music understanding. - Masataka Goto, Hiroki Hashiguchi, Takuichi Nishimura, Ryuichi Oka:
RWC Music Database: Music genre database and musical instrument sound database. - S. Harford:
Automatic segmentation, learning and retrieval of melodies using a self-organizing neural network. - Sung-Phil Heo, Motoyuki Suzuki, Akinori Ito, Shozo Makino:
Three-dimensional continuous DP algorithm for multiple pitch candidates in a music information retrieval system. - Olivier Lartillot:
Discovering musical pattern through perceptual heuristics. - Kjell Lemström, Veli Mäkinen, Anna Pienimäki, M. Turkia, Esko Ukkonen:
The C-BRAHMS project. - Micheline Lesaffre, Koen Tanghe, Gaëtan Martens, Dirk Moelants, Marc Leman, Bernard De Baets, Hans E. De Meyer, Jean-Pierre Martens:
The MAMI query-by-voice experiment: collecting and annotating vocal queries for music information retrieval. - Tao Li, Mitsunori Ogihara:
Detecting emotion in music. - Dan Liu, Lie Lu, HongJiang Zhang:
Automatic mood detection from acoustic music data. - Arie Livshin, Xavier Rodet:
The importance of cross database evaluation in musical instrument sound classification: A critical approach. - Namunu Chinthaka Maddage, Changsheng Xu, Ye Wang:
An SVM-based classification approach to musical audio. - Martin F. McKinney, Jeroen Breebaart:
Features for audio and music classification. - Colin Meek, William P. Birmingham:
The dangers of parsimony in query-by-humming applications. - T. Olson, J. Stephen Downie:
Chopin early editions: The construction and usage of a collection of digital scores. - Tod A. Olson:
Building Chopin Early Editions [Presentation]. ISMIR 2003 - Nicola Orio, M. Sisti Sette:
An HMM-based pitch tracker for audio queries. - Elias Pampalk, Simon Dixon, Gerhard Widmer:
Exploring music collections by browsing different views. - R. Mitchell Parry, Irfan A. Essa:
Rhythmic similarity through elaboration. - Steffen Pauws:
Effects of song familiarity, singing training and recent song exposure on the singing of melodies. - Charlotte Pedersen:
Digital Sheet Music - The Danish Collaborative Project. ISMIR 2003 - Jeremy Pickens:
Key-specific shrinkage techniques for harmonic models. - Christopher Raphael, Josh Stoddard:
Harmonic analysis with probabilistic graphical models. - Julien Ricard, Perfecto Herrera:
Using morphological description for generic sound retrieval. - Perry Roland:
Design patterns in XML music representation. - B. Schwartz:
Music Notation as a MEI Feasability Test. - Anthony Seeger:
I Found It, How Can I Use It?" - Dealing With the Ethical and Legal Constraints of Information Access. - Frank Seifert, Wolfgang Benn:
Music identification by leadsheets: Converging perceptive and productive musical principles for estimation of semantic similarity of musical documents. - Alexander Sheh, Daniel P. W. Ellis:
Chord segmentation and recognition using EM-trained hidden markov models. - Jonah Shifrin, William P. Birmingham:
Effectiveness of HMM-based retrieval on large databases. - Ferréol Soulez, Xavier Rodet, Diemo Schwarz:
Improving polyphonic and poly-instrumental music to score alignment. - Haruto Takeda, Takuya Nishimoto, Shigeki Sagayama:
Automatic rhythm transcription from multiphonic MIDI signals. - Wei-Ho Tsai, Hsin-Min Wang, Dwight Rodgers, Shih-Sian Cheng, Hung-Ming Yu:
Blind clustering of popular music recordings based on singer voice characteristics. - Robert J. Turetsky, Daniel P. W. Ellis:
Ground-truth transcriptions of real music from force-aligned MIDI syntheses. - Rainer Typke, Panos Giannopoulos, Remco C. Veltkamp, Frans Wiering, René van Oostrum:
Using transportation distances for measuring melodic similarity. - George Tzanetakis, Jun Gao, Peter Steenkiste:
A scalable peer-to-peer system for music content and information retrieval. - Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd, Yaw Wah Yap:
Was Parsons right? An experiment in usability of music representations for melody-based music retrieval. - Esko Ukkonen, Kjell Lemström, Veli Mäkinen:
Geometric algorithms for transposition invariant content based music retrieval. - Avery Wang:
An Industrial Strength Audio Search Algorithm. - Gavin Wood, Simon O'Keefe:
Quantitative comparisons into content-based music recognition with the self organising map.

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