CRITICAL REVIEW OF AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION METHODS OF MUSICAL WORKS
Keywords:
Music automatic identification, an object-oriented format, system expertise, converting audio information.Abstract
The aim of this article is both introduction to the one of the fundamental branches of audio signal processing and overview of automatic control systems (ACS) with brief description, which operate in this subject field.References
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