2020
DOI: 10.3390/e22090969
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On-The-Fly Syntheziser Programming with Fuzzy Rule Learning

Abstract: This manuscript explores fuzzy rule learning for sound synthesizer programming within the performative practice known as live coding. In this practice, sound synthesis algorithms are programmed in real time by means of source code. To facilitate this, one possibility is to automatically create variations out of a few synthesizer presets. However, the need for real-time feedback makes existent synthesizer programmers unfeasible to use. In addition, sometimes presets are created mid-performance and as such no be… Show more

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“…In this section, we elaborate on the proposed Ad-RuLer method, which is based on the RuLer inductive rule-learning algorithm [14,46]. This algorithm takes labeled minority class data as the input and generates corresponding IF-THEN rules.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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“…In this section, we elaborate on the proposed Ad-RuLer method, which is based on the RuLer inductive rule-learning algorithm [14,46]. This algorithm takes labeled minority class data as the input and generates corresponding IF-THEN rules.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Distinct from the prevalent interpolation-based data resampling methods, Ad-RuLer employs an iterative comparison mechanism to rapidly extract intrinsic rules from datasets, which are then used to synthesize new instances for the minority class. This algorithm builds on the principles of RuLer-an algorithm originally designed for detecting novel sound patterns in the field of live-coding performance art [14]. In this study, we apply RuLer for the first time to the problem of data oversampling, addressing the challenge of imbalanced data classification.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…However, these rules only describe points that do not cover the whole feature space, providing little insight into how the preset labels are distributed. This Chapter introduces FuzzyRuLer (Paz et al, 2020), an algorithm able to extend IF-THEN rules to hyperrectangles, which in turn are used as the cores of membership functions to create a map of the input feature space.…”
Section: Fuzzyrulermentioning
confidence: 99%