Titlebook: Computational Musicology in Hindustani Music; Soubhik Chakraborty,Guerino Mazzola,Moujhuri Patra Book 2014 Springer International Publishi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74744-1nce, psychology, semiotics, and related fields, together with technological progress (in particular computer technology), lead to a revival of quantitative thinking in music [see, e.g., Archibald (1972), Babbitt (1961), Balzano (1980), Lewin (1987), Lendvai (1993), Forte (1964, 1973), Morris (1987,

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Fundamentals of Superconductivity,c properties of notes are analyzed using RUBATO along with distinct transitory and similar looking non-transitory pitch movements (but possibly embedding distinct emotions!) between the notes for both the ragas. According to Strawn (1985), “a transition includes the ending part of the decay or relea

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Applications of Superconductors, (or sing) as well as how to. The second refers to a composition where a mechanical device such as a computer is trained to accomplish both the what and the how part. The third category is of interest here in which the computer will decide the what part, while a human being will take up the how part

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Superconducting Suspension Experiment Kit,osition. Statistics, on the other hand, is the science of exploring and studying patterns in numerical data. Musical data are certainly numerical in character as they pertain to pitch, onset and departure of notes, loudness, timbral characteristics, etc. All these can be subjected to a careful stati

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