Automatic detection of musical patterns is an important task in the field of Music Information Retrieval due to its usage in multiple applications such as automatic music transcription, genre or instrument identification, music classification, and music recommendation. A significant sub-task in pattern detection is the real-time pattern detection in music due to its relevance in application domains such as the Internet of Musical Things. In this study, we present a method to identify the occurrence of known patterns in symbolic monophonic music streams in real-time. We introduce a matrix-based representation to denote musical notes using its pitch, pitch-bend, amplitude, and duration. We propose an algorithm based on an independent similarity index for each note attribute. We also introduce the Match Measure, which is a numerical value signifying the degree of the match between a pattern and a sequence of notes. We have tested the proposed algorithm against three datasets: a human recorded dataset, a synthetically designed dataset, and the JKUPDD dataset. Overall, a detection rate of 95% was achieved. The low computational load and minimal running time demonstrate the suitability of the method for real-world, real-time implementations on embedded systems.

A STRUCTURAL SIMILARITY INDEX BASED METHOD TO DETECT SYMBOLIC MONOPHONIC PATTERNS IN REAL-TIME / Silva, N.; Turchet, L.. - 3:(2022), pp. 161-168. (Intervento presentato al convegno 25th International Conference on Digital Audio Effects, DAFx 2022 tenutosi a Vienna nel 6-10 September 2022).

A STRUCTURAL SIMILARITY INDEX BASED METHOD TO DETECT SYMBOLIC MONOPHONIC PATTERNS IN REAL-TIME

Silva N.
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Turchet L.
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2022-01-01

Abstract

Automatic detection of musical patterns is an important task in the field of Music Information Retrieval due to its usage in multiple applications such as automatic music transcription, genre or instrument identification, music classification, and music recommendation. A significant sub-task in pattern detection is the real-time pattern detection in music due to its relevance in application domains such as the Internet of Musical Things. In this study, we present a method to identify the occurrence of known patterns in symbolic monophonic music streams in real-time. We introduce a matrix-based representation to denote musical notes using its pitch, pitch-bend, amplitude, and duration. We propose an algorithm based on an independent similarity index for each note attribute. We also introduce the Match Measure, which is a numerical value signifying the degree of the match between a pattern and a sequence of notes. We have tested the proposed algorithm against three datasets: a human recorded dataset, a synthetically designed dataset, and the JKUPDD dataset. Overall, a detection rate of 95% was achieved. The low computational load and minimal running time demonstrate the suitability of the method for real-world, real-time implementations on embedded systems.
2022
25th International Conference on Digital Audio Effects, DAFx 2022
Basel, Switzerland
MDPI (Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute)
978-3-200-08599-2
Silva, N.; Turchet, L.
A STRUCTURAL SIMILARITY INDEX BASED METHOD TO DETECT SYMBOLIC MONOPHONIC PATTERNS IN REAL-TIME / Silva, N.; Turchet, L.. - 3:(2022), pp. 161-168. (Intervento presentato al convegno 25th International Conference on Digital Audio Effects, DAFx 2022 tenutosi a Vienna nel 6-10 September 2022).
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