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MUSIC-AI 2007
International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Music

Held in conjunction with IJCAI2007, The Twentieth International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Hyderabad, India
January 6-12, 2007

PROGRAM:

9.30-10.50 SESSION I 

9.30  Representation and discovery of feature set patterns in music (Best Paper)
       Mathieu Bergeron and Darrell Conklin (UK)

9.50  Melodic Contour Extraction for Indian Classical Vocal Music
       Ashutosh Bapat, Vishweshwara Rao, and Preeti Rao (India)

10.10 A cooperative approach to style-oriented music composition
        D. Espi, P. J. Ponce de Leon, C. Perez-Sancho, D. Rizo, J. M. Inesta, F.
        Moreno-Seco, and A. Pertusa (Spain)

10.30 A Complexity-based Approach to Melody Track Identification in MIDI Files
        Søren Tjagvad Madsen and Gerhard Widmer (Austria)


10.50-1130 TEA 

11.30-12.50 SESSION II 

11.30 A Rule-based Expressive Performance Model for Jazz Saxophone
        Rafael Ramirez, Amaury Hazan (Spain)

11.50 An Experiment on Evolutionary Essentic Sound
        Soh Igarashi and Koichi Furukawa (Japan)

12.10 Using Multiple-Part Learning and Genetic Algorithm to Compose Emotion-Inducing Tunes
        Roberto Legaspi, Yuya Hashimoto, Koichi Moriyama,Satoshi Kurihara, Masayuki Numao (Japan)

12.30 The Critical Damped Oscillator Fitness Function in Music Creativity Problems
        Tzimeas Dimitrios, Mangina Eleni (Ireland)

12.50-1400 LUNCH 

14.00-15.20 SESSION III 

14.00 A Probabilistic Context-Free Grammar for Melodic Reduction
        Édouard Gilbert and Darrell Conklin (France/UK)

14.20 Optimal Parameter Set Acquisition for exGTTM
        Yoshinori Oka, Masatoshi Hamanaka, Keiji Hirata, and Satoshi Tojo (Japan)

14.40 Preliminaries for Transformational Analysis in OpenMusic
        Yun-Kang Ahn, Moreno Andreatta, and Carlos Agon (France)

15.00 Sung Note Segmentation for a Query-by-Humming System
        Pradeep Kumar, Manohar Joshi, Hariharan, S. Dutta-Roy, Preeti Rao (India)


15.20-16.00 TEA 

16.00-17.30 SESSION IV 

16.00 The Non-Trivial Machine in Digital Audio: From Counter-point to Counter-wave
        Arun Chandra (USA)

16.20 Score-Guided Music Audio Source Separation
        Christopher Raphael (USA)

16.40 Clustering Streaming Music via the Temporal Similarity of Timbre
       Jacob Merrell, Dan Ventura, and Bryan Morse (USA)

17.00 Open discussion
 
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