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Automatic Segmentation and Comparative Study of Motives in Eleven Folk Song Collections using Self-Organizing Maps and Multidimensional Mapping

Zoltán Juhász Research Institute for Technical Physics and Materials Science, HungaryCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 71-85 | Published online: 14 Oct 2009

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Maria Panteli, Emmanouil Benetos & Simon Dixon. (2018) A review of manual and computational approaches for the study of world music corpora. Journal of New Music Research 47:2, pages 176-189.
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