Finding Grammar in Music by Evolutionary Linguistics
Finding Grammar in Music by Evolutionary Linguistics
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通过进化语言学寻找音乐中的语法
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10.1109/kicss45055.2018.8950553
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2018
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S. Tojo
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H. Sudo;Masaya Taniguchi;S. Tojo
In this paper, we assume that the progression rules of music are in a subclass of context-free language, and we let computers find them autonomously. We employ the Iterated Learning Model (ILM) by Simon Kirby, and ask if the computer can find a music knowledge that is common to us, and also if the computers can compose music independently of our music knowledge. In this research, we have shown an example set of rules found in the 25 études of Burgmüller by beat. Although many of categories in the tree seem redundant and futile, some of them reflect probable progressions, which well match with our human intuition. This experiment has several virtues compared with other grammar-based formalism for music. One is that we do not need to provide a dictionary beforehand. The other is that we can exclude the human-biased intuition, which had hindered the definition of creativity.
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