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SIPLCA Music Analysis
=====================
This package contains the implementation of the algorithm for
identifying repeated harmonic patterns in music and structure
segmentation described in [1]. It is primarily written in Python but
calls Matlab for feature extraction and performance evaluation.
It depends on NumPy and SciPy (http://www.scipy.org/), Matplotlib
(http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/) for plotting, and the mlabwrap
package (http://mlabwrap.sourceforge.net/) for running Matlab code.
Included is Dan Ellis' beat-synchronous chroma feature extraction
code, also available from:
http://labrosa.ee.columbia.edu/projects/coversongs/
Also useful (but not included) is Dan's code for resynthesizing
chroma:
http://labrosa.ee.columbia.edu/matlab/chroma-ansyn/
All code in this package is distributed under the terms of the GNU
General Public License. See the file COPYING for details.
Example usage
-------------
From the command line
`````````````````````
segmenter.py can be run as a script to run the structure segmentation
algorithm on a single audio file. The usage is as follows:
segmenter.py -i inputfile.wav -o outputfile [-param1 val1] [-param2 val2] ...
Where parameters "-param1", etc. are optional and are defined in the
docstring for segmenter.segment_song.
For MIREX 2010, please run the shell script runme_mirex2010.sh as follows:
runme_mirex2010.sh inputfile.wav outputfile
From Python
`````````
>>> import segmenter
>>> wavfile = '/path/to/come_together.wav'
>>> rank = 4 # rank corresponds to the number of segments
>>> win = 60 # win controls the length of each chroma pattern
>>> niter = 200 # number of iterations to perform
>>> np.random.seed(123) # Make this reproduceable
>>> labels = segmenter.segment_wavfile(wavfile, win=win, rank=rank,
... niter=niter, plotiter=10)
INFO:plca:Iteration 0: divergence = 10.065992
INFO:plca:Iteration 50: divergence = 9.468196
INFO:plca:Iteration 100: divergence = 9.421632
INFO:plca:Iteration 150: divergence = 9.409279
INFO:root:Iteration 199: final divergence = 9.404961
INFO:segmenter:Removing 2 segments shorter than 32 frames
.. image::come_together-segmentation.png
>>> print labels
0.0000 21.7480 segment0
21.7480 37.7640 segment1
37.7640 55.1000 segment0
55.1000 76.1440 segment1
76.1440 95.1640 segment0
95.1640 121.2360 segment1
121.2360 158.5360 segment2
158.5360 180.8520 segment1
180.8520 196.5840 segment0
196.5840 255.8160 segment3
See the docstrings in segmenter.py and plca.py for more detailed
documentation.
Acknowledgments
---------------
This material is based upon work supported by the NSF (grant
IIS-0844654) and by the IMLS (grant LG-06-08-0073-08).
References
----------
[1] R. J. Weiss and J. P. Bello. "Identifying Repeated Patterns in
Music Using Sparse Convolutive Non-Negative Matrix
Factorization". In Proc. International Conference on Music
Information Retrieval (ISMIR), 2010.
2010-05-27 Ron Weiss <ronw@nyu.edu>