Identification of individual ragas using artificial neural network classifier
Keywords:
Music information retrieval, artificial neural network, chromagramAbstract
This paper presents the feature extraction as the base step of music information retrieval. Basic feature of music is chroma, which is extracted using from the music signal using spectrogram and chromagram. After the extraction of feature the comparison is made between the original data and extracted chroma data using neural network.
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Priya, Ravi Kumar. Identification of individual ragas using artificial neural network classifier. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research & Advances. 2015; 2(2): 24–28p.
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