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Musical instrument identification using principal componant analysis and multi-layered perceptions

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posted on 2009-03-13, 14:04 authored by Róisín Loughran, JACQUELINE WALKERJACQUELINE WALKER, Michael O'Neill, Marion O'Farrell
This study aims to create an automatic musical instrument classifier by extracting audio features from real sample sounds. These features are reduced using Principal Component Analysis and the resultant data is used to train a Multi-Layered Perceptron. We found that the RMS temporal envelope and the evolution of the centroid gave the most interesting results of the features studied. These results were found to be competitive whether the scope of the data was across one octave or across the range of each instrument

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2008 International Conference on Audio, Language and Image Processing pp. 643-648

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IEEE Computer Society

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