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2004
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Rhythm and Tempo Recognition of Music Performance from a Probabilistic Approach

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This paper concerns both rhythm recognition and tempo analysis of expressive music performance based on a probabilistic approach. In rhythm recognition, the modern continuous spee...

Haruto Takeda, Takuya Nishimoto, Shigeki Sagayama

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1	236	Rhythm and Tempo Recognition of Music Performance from a Probabilistic Approach	claim
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3	204	Automatic Genre Classification Using Large High-Level Musical Feature Sets	claim
4	202	Automatic Chord Transcription with Concurrent Recognition of Chord Symbols and Boundaries	claim
5	201	MIR In Matlab: The MIDI Toolbox	claim
6	201	Music meter and tempo tracking from raw polyphonic audio	claim
7	192	Extraction of Drum Patterns and their Description within the MPEG-7 High-Level-Framework	claim
8	190	Disambiguating Music Emotion Using Software Agents	claim
9	184	A Polyphonic Music Retrieval System Using N-Grams	claim
10	179	Industrial audio fingerprinting distributed system with CORBA and Web Services	claim
11	176	The International Music Information Retrieval Systems Evaluation Laboratory: Governance, Access and Security	claim
12	173	Stochastic Model of a Robust Audio Fingerprinting System	claim
13	168	Music Information Retrieval systems: why do individuals use them and what are their needs?	claim
14	165	Musical instrument recognition based on class pairwise feature selection	claim
15	163	Time-Warped Longest Common Subsequence Algorithm for Music Retrieval	claim
16	163	Tempo Tracking with a Single Oscillator	claim
17	162	Features and classifiers for the automatic classification of musical audio signals	claim
18	160	Fast labelling of notes in music signals	claim
19	159	Towards an Efficient Algorithm for Automatic Score-to-Audio Synchronization	claim
20	157	Pattern Matching in Polyphonic Music as a Weighted Geometric Translation Problem	claim
21	156	Artist Classification with Web-Based Data	claim
22	156	Digital Music Interaction Concepts: A User Study	claim
23	155	Visualizing and Exploring Personal Music Libraries	claim
24	154	Mapping Music In The Palm Of Your Hand, Explore And Discover Your Collection	claim
25	150	Methodology and Tools for the evaluation of automatic onset detection algorithms in music	claim
26	150	Estimating The Tonality Of Polyphonic Audio Files: Cognitive Versus Machine Learning Modelling Strategies	claim
27	149	Indexing and Retrieval of Music Documents through Pattern Analysis and Data Fusion Techniques	claim
28	145	Methodological Considerations Concerning Manual Annotation Of Musical Audio In Function Of Algorithm Development	claim
29	145	Audio Fingerprinting In Peer-to-peer Networks	claim
30	144	Towards Automatic Transcription of Australian Aboriginal Music	claim
31	144	Automatic Drum Sound Description for Real-World Music Using Template Adaptation and Matching Methods	claim
32	142	Beat and meter extraction using gaussified onsets	claim
33	141	Causal Tempo Tracking of Audio	claim
34	141	MusicAustralia: towards a national music information infrastructure	claim
35	138	MusicBLAST - Gapped Sequence Alignment for MIR	claim
36	136	An Analytical Methodology for Acousmatic Music	claim
37	134	Extracting Melody Lines From Complex Audio	claim
38	133	Understanding Search Performance in Query-by-Humming Systems	claim
39	132	Classification of musical genre: a machine learning approach	claim
40	132	A Brazilian Popular Music Oriented Digital Library For Musical Harmony E-Learning	claim
41	131	From Sound Sampling To Song Sampling	claim
42	130	Speech-Recognition Interfaces for Music Information Retrieval: 'Speech Completion' and 'Speech Spotter'	claim
43	130	Towards Automatic Identification Of Singing Language In Popular Music Recordings	claim
44	129	Visual Collaging Of Music In A Digital Library	claim
45	128	Audio Issues In MIR Evaluation	claim
46	126	Dance music classification: A tempo-based approach	claim
47	126	Tools and Architecture for the Evaluation of Similarity Measures : Case Study of Timbre Similarity	claim
48	126	Sound, Music and Textual Associations on the World Wide Web	claim
49	125	Gaussian Mixture Models For Extraction Of Melodic Lines From Audio Recordings	claim
50	124	Eigenrhythms: Drum pattern basis sets for classification and generation	claim
51	124	A Comparison of Rhythmic Similarity Measures	claim
52	120	The Anatomy of a Bibliographic Search System for Music	claim
53	119	Time Series Alignment for Music Information Retrieval	claim
54	119	Creating a nested melodic representation: competition and cooperation among bottom-up and top-down Gestalt principles	claim
55	118	Learning to Align Polyphonic Music	claim
56	117	Instrument identification in solo and ensemble music using Independent Subspace Analysis	claim
57	115	Timbre Classification Of A Single Musical Instrument	claim
58	115	Musical key extraction from audio	claim
59	114	Architecture for an MPEG-7 Web Browser	claim
60	114	CsoundXML: a meta-language in XML for sound synthesis	claim
61	113	Audio Features for Noisy Sound Segmentation	claim
62	113	Music Recommendation from Song Sets	claim
63	112	Towards Characterisation of Music via Rhythmic Patterns	claim
64	112	Perceptual Segment Clustering For Music Description And Time-axis Redundancy Cancellation	claim
65	111	Melodic Similarity: Looking for a Good Abstraction Level	claim
66	111	Feature Weighting for Segmentation	claim
67	111	Optimizing Measures Of Melodic Similarity For The Exploration Of A Large Folk Song Database	claim
68	111	Retrieval of percussion gestures using timbre classification techniques	claim
69	110	Automatic Detection Of Vocal Segments In Popular Songs	claim
70	108	Improving Melody Classification by Discriminant Feature Extraction and Fusion	claim
71	108	Comparison Of Features For DP-Matching Based Query-by-Humming System	claim
72	108	Clustering Symbolic Music Using Paradigmatic and Surface Level Analyses	claim
73	108	The Influence of Pitch on Melodic Segmentation	claim
74	107	Survey Of Music Information Needs, Uses, And Seeking Behaviours: Preliminary Findings	claim
75	107	Query-by-Beat-Boxing: Music Retrieval For The DJ	claim
76	106	Finding Approximate Repeating Patterns from Sequence Data	claim
77	105	Pregroup Grammars for Chords	claim
78	104	Organizing digital music for use: an examination of personal music collections	claim
79	102	Automatic Record Reviews	claim
80	101	A Matlab Toolbox to Compute Music Similarity from Audio	claim
81	100	Melodic Atoms for Transcribing Carnatic Music	claim
82	100	Well-Tempered Spelling: A Key Invariant Pitch Spelling Algorithm	claim
83	99	A Hybrid Graphical Model for Aligning Polyphonic Audio with Musical Scores	claim
84	98	Expressive Notation Package - an Overview	claim
85	97	Exploring Microtonal Matching	claim
86	95	A Drum Pattern Retrieval Method by Voice Percussion	claim
87	95	A multi-parametric and redundancy-filtering approach to pattern identification	claim
88	94	A Prototypical Service for Real-Time Access to Local Context-Based Music Information	claim
89	92	A search method for notated polyphonic music with pitch and tempo fluctuations	claim
90	90	Automatic extraction of music descriptors from acoustic signals	claim
91	87	Search Effectiveness Measures for Symbolic Music Queries in Very Large Databases	claim
92	79	Towards a Socio-cultural Compatibility of MIR Systems	claim
93	78	Extracting the perceptual tempo from music	claim
94	76	Web Services for Music Information Retrieval	claim
95	73	Utility System For Constructing Database Of Performance Deviations	claim

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