HIERARCHICAL MARKOV MODELING FOR GENERATIVE MUSIC
by
Chris Thornton
BibTeX
@MISC{Thornton_hierarchicalmarkov,
author = {Chris Thornton},
title = {HIERARCHICAL MARKOV MODELING FOR GENERATIVE MUSIC},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
The paper describes a hierarchical Markov modeling strategy that offers the advantages of a statistical approach without constraining the level of analysis. The method can mediate music generation from sample compositions. Some illustrative examples are described. 1.
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