3 accepted papers
Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) is an established method for finding a global alignment between two feature sequences. However, having a computational complexity that is quadratic in the input length, memory consumption becomes a major issue when dealing with long feature sequences. Various strategies ha…
The goal of music alignment methods is to temporally align different versions of the same piece of music. These methods are typically evaluated by comparing the computed alignments to given ground-truth annotations. Creating such annotations is usually very labor intensive. For many musical pieces,…
When recording a live musical performance, the different voices, such as the instrument groups or soloists of an orchestra, are typically recorded in the same room simultaneously, with at least one microphone assigned to each voice. However, it is difficult to acoustically shield the microphones. In…