Introduction–From Genres to Tags: A Little Epistemology of Music Information Retrieval Research
Introduction–From Genres to Tags: A Little Epistemology of Music Information Retrieval Research
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引言——从流派到标签:音乐信息检索研究认识论一点
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2008
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E. Pampalk
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J. Aucouturier;E. Pampalk
Surprise: This didn’t quite happen as expected. Most of the information is annotated manually (no automated analysis), unstructured (no taxonomy), in a collaborative, dynamical and unmoderated process (unlike a centralized library). Millions of users routinely connect to web-sites such as last.fm, MusicStrands, MusicBrainz or Pandora, where they enter free descriptions (aka tags) of the music they like or dislike. Each user’s tags are available for all to see and influence the way other users describe or look for music. The result is a collaborative repository of musical knowledge of a size and richness unheard of so far. ‘‘The Beatles’’ used to be ‘‘British pop’’. What they are now is something akin to Figure 1.