A new feature of ISMIR this year – Poster Madness – poster presenters have 30 seconds to pitch their stuff. Closest thing to a researcher cage match that we’ll see here at ISMIR. Posters that caught my eye:
- An Analysis of ISMIR Proceedings by Jin Ha Lee – she had to carry a big poster. A visualization of the authorship space
- ISMIR Tag Cloud Browser – really cool – http://asp.cp.jku.at/ismircloud/
- Meinard Mueller on the spot – where’s Verena? Tempo curves for performance analysis
- Matija: Field recordings of folk music and interviews – automatic segmentation and labeling this data
- Thibault – musc classificatoin on timbral features – playlists- hmmm what’s new here?
- Frieder Stolzenburg – Harmony perception =
- Musical instrument detector – this looks really neat. Can detect prescence of 10 instruments – T
- Univeristy of Crete – Andre – rhytmic similary of turkish music
- Onset detection
- Dominkus – shades of music – dealing with heterogenous music similarity -subsong similarities – looks really neat
- NOrberto – onset detection – an ensemble technique
- Lyric emotion detection – NLP, fuzzy clustering, Yajiee HU
- Peter Knees – Browsing Music Recommndation Networks – content-based similarity – 40% songs are never recommended. Hubs!
- KDDI – Full-automatic DJ mixing system. Tempo adjustment – must see this.
- Hiding information in a music score? WTF?
- Improving Musical Concept detection – Taiwan University
- Laurent oudre – template based chord recognition – simple fast
- Tag-aware spectral clustering of music items. Ioannis Karydis. 3 way relationships. Good paper, will see this.
- Christ Santora, F0 estimation – MDCT –
- SOM of folksongs – a music visualization of folk music from 22 cultures
- Using XML-Formatted scores in real-time applications –
Music Machinery 