| Music information retrieval or MIR is the interdisciplinary science of retrieving information from music.
This includes:
- Computational methods for classification, clustering, and modelling
- (Musical feature extraction for mono- and polyphonic music, similarity and
pattern matching, retrieval)
- Formal methods and databases
- (Applications of automated music identification and recognition, such as score following, automatic accompaniment, Routing
and filtering for music and music queries, Query languages, Standards and other metadata or protocols for music information
handling and retrieval, Multi-agent systems, distributed search)
- Web software for music information retrieval
- (Semantic Web and musical digital objects, Intelligent agents,
Collaborative software, Web-based search and semantic retrieval)
- Human-computer interaction and interfaces
- (Multi-modal interfaces, User interfaces and usability, Mobile applications, User behaviour)
- Music perception, cognition, affect, and emotions
- (Music similarity
metrics, Syntactical parameters, Semantic parameters, Musical forms, structures, styles and genres, Music annotation methodologies)
- Music analysis and knowledge representation
- (Automatic summarization, citing, excerpting, downgrading, transformation, Formal models of music, digital scores and
representations, Music indexing and metadata)
- Music archives, libraries, and digital collections
- (Music digital libraries, Public access to musical archives, Benchmarks and research databases)
- Intellectual property rights and music
- (National and international intellectual property right issues, Digital rights management, Identification and
traceability)
- Sociology and Economy of music
- (Music industry and use of MIR in the production, distribution, consumption chain, User profiling, Validation, User needs and
expectations, evaluation of music IR systems, building test collections, experimental design and metrics)
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