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Understanding Search Performance in Query-by-Humming Systems

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Understanding Search Performance in Query-by-Humming Systems
Previous work in Query-by-Humming systems has left open many questions. Although a variety of techniques have been explored, there has been relatively little work to compare them under controlled conditions, especially with “real” audio queries from human subjects. Previous work comparing note-interval matching, melodic contour matching, and HMM-based matching is extended with comparisons to the Phillips CubyHum algorithm and various n-gram search algorithms. We also explore the sensitivity of note-interval dynamic programming searches to different parameters and consider two-stage searches combining a fast n-gram search with a more precise but slower dynamic programming algorithm.
Roger B. Dannenberg, Ning Hu
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Type Conference
Year 2004
Where ISMIR
Authors Roger B. Dannenberg, Ning Hu
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