An Automatic Classification Method for Multiple Music Genres by Integrating Emotions and Intelligent Algorithms

ABSTRACT

In this paper, we present an approach to improve the effectiveness of automatic classification of music genres by integrating emotion and intelligent algorithms. We propose an automatic recognition and classification algorithm for music spectra, which takes into account emotional cues that can be extracted from music to improve classification accuracy. To achieve this goal, we set different weight coefficients, which are continuously adjusted based on the convergence process of the previous iteration. The size of each weighting coefficient is adaptively controlled to reduce the number of iterations of the reconstruction process, thereby reducing the algorithm’s computational complexity and speeding up its convergence. We conducted several experiments to evaluate the effectiveness of our proposed method. The experimental results demonstrate that the automatic classification method of music genres, which integrates emotion and intelligent algorithms, can significantly improve the accuracy of automatic music genre classification. Moreover, our approach reduces the algorithm’s computational complexity, resulting in a faster convergence speed. Our proposed approach provides a promising solution for automatic music genre classification that takes into account emotional cues. The integration of emotion and intelligent algorithms can help achieve higher accuracy and reduce computational complexity, making the proposed method applicable in various scenarios.

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Data Availability Statement

The dataset used to support this study are available from the corresponding author upon request.

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