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MIRG @ British Library Digital Conversations: 21st May 2015, 6PM | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. MIRG @ British Library Digital Conversations: 21st May 2015, 6PM. Bull; May 21, 2015 • News. City University is prominently featured in the upcoming British Library event “Digital Conversations” –. Representing the Music Informatics Group and the Stephen Cottrell from the Music Department. Tillman will present the Digital Music Lab. Project which enables music research on big datasets. When: 21st May 2015, 6PM. 1800 Drinks and Nibbles. MIRG @ British...
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ASyMMuS Workshop on Audio-Symbolic Music Similarity Modelling | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. ASyMMuS Workshop on Audio-Symbolic Music Similarity Modelling. Bull; June 29, 2015 • News. ASyMMuS Workshop on Audio-Symbolic Music Similarity Modelling. 8 July 2015, 10:00 15:30. Foyle Suite, Centre for Conservation. For more information on the workshop, including programme, registration, and venue information, please visit the workshop webpage. ASyMMuS Workshop on Audio-Symbolic Music Similarity Modelling. 2017 City University MIRG.
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Projects | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. Automatic segmentation of audio recordings to speech and music. Dr Tillman Weyde, Dr Emmanouil Benetos, Dr Dan Tidhar. City University London Research Pump Priming Fund. April 2015 – May 2015. The main aim of this pump priming project is to improve state-of-the-art automatic speech-music segmentation technology and its applicability to the British Library’s World and traditional music collections. Semantic Linking of BBC Radio (SLoBR). Dr Tillman Wey...
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Applications, Code and Datasets | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. Applications, Code and Datasets. Learning Similarity with RBM Features Updated CAMIR Code. Bull; January 26, 2014 • Applications, Code and Datasets. Read more →. Creating Audio Based Experiments as Social Web Games with the CASimIR Framework. Bull; January 26, 2014 • Applications, Code and Datasets. Read more →. Spot the Odd Song Out collects Music Similarity Data. Bull; October 27, 2013 • Applications, Code and Datasets. Spot the Odd Song Out is a m...
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MuSpeak | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. Automatic segmentation of audio recordings to speech and music. Dr Tillman Weyde, Dr Emmanouil Benetos, Dr Dan Tidhar. City University London Research Pump Priming Fund. The main aim of this pump priming project is to improve state-of-the-art automatic speech-music segmentation technology and its applicability to the British Library’s World and traditional music collections. ASyMMuS Workshop on Audio-Symbolic Music Similarity Modelling.
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The 21st Century’s Raw Material: Using Open Data as Open Educational Resources | Open Education Working Group
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An Open Knowledge Foundation Site. Open Education Working Group. The 21st Century’s Raw Material: Using Open Data as Open Educational Resources. March 9, 2015 in communication. In the first of our posts for Open Education Week #openeducationwk Javiera Atenas. Introduce the idea of using open data as a form of OER. Is a learning technologist at University College London and holds a PhD in education. Leo Havemann. Data is the 21st century’s new raw material. There is a general consensus that open data is b...
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DML Final Workshop on Analysing Big Music Data | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. DML Final Workshop on Analysing Big Music Data. Bull; March 5, 2015 • News. The Music Informatics group, as part of its AHRC-funded DML project. Is co-organising the workshop:. Digital Music Lab Final Workshop on Analysing Big Music Data. 13 March 2015, 10:00 16:30. Foyle Suite, Centre for Conservation. For more information on the workshop, including programme, registration, and venue information, please visit the workshop webpage.
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News | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. ASyMMuS Workshop on Audio-Symbolic Music Similarity Modelling. Bull; June 29, 2015 • News. ASyMMuS Workshop on Audio-Symbolic Music Similarity Modelling 8 July 2015, 10:00 15:30 Foyle Suite, Centre for Conservation British Library The AHRC funded project on An Integrated Audio-Symbolic Model of Music Similarity (ASyMMuS) aims to integrate aspects of audio and symbolic representations, such as scores or MIDI data, in a joint model. By building. Bull; ...
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People | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. Tillman Weyde (Senior Lecturer and Group Leader). Daniel Wolff (Research Fellow). Reinier de Valk (Research Student). Srikanth Cherla (Research Student). Andrew Lambert (Research Student). Andreas Jansson (Part-Time Research Student). Emmanouil Benetos (Honorary Visiting Fellow – former Research Fellow). Darrell Conklin (former Group Leader). Dan Tidhar (Research Fellow). Aline Honingh (former Research Fellow). Jens Wissmann (former Research Student).
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Publications | City University MIRG
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Applications, Code and Datasets. Follow us on Twitter. Wolff, D., MacFarlane, A. and Weyde, T. (2015). Comparative Music Similarity Modelling Using Transfer Learning Across User Groups. In: 16th International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference, pp. 24-30, Oct. 2015. De Valk, R., Weyde, T. (2015). Bringing ‘Musicque into the tableture’: Machine learning models for polyphonic transcription of sixteenth-century lute tablature. Early Music, accepted. Early Music, 42(4):579-590, Nov. 2014.