Visual Expression for Organizing and Accessing Music Collections in MusicWiz

Meintanis, Konstantinos A.; Shipman, Frank M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-15464-5_10

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“…Spatial parsers also are used as evidence of people's opinions about similarity. MusicWiz includes a spatial workspace for organizing the elements of a music collection and visual expression is used as one of many components in calculating the similarity between two pieces of music (Meintanis & Shipman, 2010). Finally, application of spatial parsers to Web pages has been used to provide access to visual structures to the visually impaired (Francisco-Revilla & Crow, 2009).…”

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“…As for as we know, the current studies on digital music generally focus on the two research fields. The first is how to organize and access to digital music collection as shown in [1,2]. The second is on the music information retrieval in which music classification and annotation are the two main topics [3,4].…”

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Towards a new reading experience via semantic fusion of text and music

Zhuang

et al. 2011

Proceedings of the 11th Annual International ACM/IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries

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In CADAL, there preserve a lot of Chinese classical literatures, including graceful prose and verse. These works written in ancient Chinese comparatively are concise in vocabulary and sentence patterns. But they express rich feelings and convey a wealth of information. Although can be explained in modern Chinese, the aesthetic sense in those works disappears. So we aim to illustrate the feeling in these works using Chinese traditional music which is also another part of Chinese culture. This is an interesting and challenging work. In this paper, the correlation between the text and music is studied. A novel approach is proposed to model the latent semantic association underlying the two medium. Based on the correlation model we learned from training data, we can associate a literary work (mainly verse and prose in our digital library) with a few music pieces automatically. When a reader is appreciating a literary work, a piece of background music is playing meanwhile, the information and emotion implied by the work and music blend together. The reader may be immersed into the emotion and obtain aesthetic enjoyment intensively. We implement the proposed method and design experiments to evaluate the performance of it. The experimental result substantiates the feasibility of the proposed approach in this paper.

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Collaborative Design Rationale and Social Creativity in Cultures of Participation

Fischer

Shipman

2012

Human–Computer Interaction Series

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Visual Expression for Organizing and Accessing Music Collections in MusicWiz

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