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Variation in the Music of a Hungarian Ethnic Group

Zoltán Juhász
Pages 159-172 | Published online: 09 Aug 2010

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Zoltán Juhász. (2015) A Search for Structural Similarities of Oral Musical Traditions in Eurasia and America Using the Self Organizing Cloud Algorithm. Journal of New Music Research 44:3, pages 196-218.
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Zoltán Juhász. (2007) ANALYSIS OF MELODY ROOTS IN HUNGARIAN FOLK MUSIC USING SELF-ORGANIZING MAPS WITH ADAPTIVELY WEIGHTED DYNAMIC TIME WARPING. Applied Artificial Intelligence 21:1, pages 35-55.
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Zoltán Juhász. (2024) Revealing Footprints of Ancient Sources in Recent Eurasian and American Folk Music Cultures Using PCA of the Culture-Dependent Moment Vectors of Shared Melody Types. Music & Science 7.
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Horolma Pamjav, Zoltán Juhász, Andrea Zalán, Endre Németh & Bayarlkhagva Damdin. (2012) A comparative phylogenetic study of genetics and folk music. Molecular Genetics and Genomics 287:4, pages 337-349.
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Olmo Cornelis, Micheline Lesaffre, Dirk Moelants & Marc Leman. (2010) Access to ethnic music: Advances and perspectives in content-based music information retrieval. Signal Processing 90:4, pages 1008-1031.
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Daniel Müllensiefen & Klaus Frieler. (2016) Modelling experts’ notions of melodic similarity. Musicae Scientiae 11:1_suppl, pages 183-210.
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Daniel Müllensiefen & Klaus Frieler. 2006. Data Science and Classification. Data Science and Classification 299 306 .

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