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Neural dynamic programming for musical self similarity

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Walder, Christian
Kim, Dongwoo

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International Machine Learning Society

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We present a neural sequence model designed specifically for symbolic music. The model is based on a learned edit distance mechanism which generalises a classic recursion from computer science, leading to a neural dynamic program. Repeated motifs are detected by learning the transformations between them. We represent the arising computational dependencies using a novel data structure, the edit tree; this perspective suggests natural approximations which afford the scaling up of our otherwise cubic time algorithm. We demonstrate our model on real and synthetic data; in all cases it out-performs a strong stacked long short-term memory benchmark. Copyright 2018 by the author(s).

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35th International Conference on Machine Learning, ICML 2018

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2099-12-31