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Blind Signal Decompositions for Automatic Transcription of Polyphonic Music: NMF and K-SVD on the Benchmark
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MusicSource SeparationEngineeringSignal Decomposition AlgorithmsNon Negative K-svdSpeech RecognitionAudio Signal ProcessingLow-rank ApproximationBlind Signal DecompositionsAutomatic TranscriptionAudio RetrievalComputer ScienceNegative Matrix FactorizationSignal ProcessingMatrix FactorizationMusic ClassificationPolyphonic MusicSpeech ProcessingSignal Separation
This paper investigates on the behavior of two blind signal decomposition algorithms, non negative matrix factorization (NMF) and non negative K-SVD (NKSVD), in a polyphonic music transcription task. State-of-the-art transcription systems are based on a frame-by-frame, low-level approach; blind systems could be an alternative to them. Two raw but effective audio-to-MIDI systems are proposed and evaluated. Performances are similar, but in favor of NMF, which is more robust to initialization, choice of the order and computationally less costly.
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