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NIPS '07 Workshop on Music, Brain and Cognition
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The Conditionally Independent Voice Model

author: Christopher Raphael, School of Informatics, Indiana University

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I will talk about two related topics. First I will introduce the conditionally independent voice model, which expresses music as a collection of voices that evolve independently from one another when conditioned on a process that describes some shared evolving attribute such as harmony. I will show an application to pitch spelling from MIDI, though I believe the model may find use in a variety of musical applications. Attempts to train this model automatically using traditional Baum-Welch type methods were not particularly successful, due, perhaps, to the inappropriateness of the marginal likelihood criterion. We introduce a method for directly minimizing the error rate on a test set, using computational ideas from POMDPs.

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Slides
0:00 - Conditionally Independent Voice Model - 1
3:13 - Conditionally Independent Voice Model - 2
3:48 The Model
10:37 Probabilistic Model for Pitch Spelling
16:52 Computing Most Likely Configuration with Dynamic Programming
19:14 Results on CCARH Corpus
23:38 Training the Model
23:46 Computing Most Likely Configuration with Dynamic Programming
23:51 Probabilistic Model for Pitch Spelling
24:29 Training the Model
26:18 A New Training Paradigm
29:01 Crucial Observation
31:32 What Does S(µ) Look like in 2-D?
32:25 The DP Algorithm
35:20 The DP Search Tree
36:44 Estimating µ
38:44 - Questions

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