Research

My main area of interest in terms of research is musicology and Artificial Intelligence. My Ph.D. thesis from the University of Derby was titled 'An Integrative Approach to Style Analysis of Folk Dance Music with Classification using Inductive Learning'.

Publications:

  • J.A.Carter, B.Eaglestone, M. Brown, R. Hodges

Inductive Learning for Musical Style Classification: A Preliminary Study

In Proceedings of SMPC'99 (Society for Music Perception & Cognition) August 1999, Chicago, USA

  

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  • J. Carter, B. Eaglestone, M. Brown (2000)

Style Analysis for Folk Melodies with Classification using Inductive Learning ,

In Proceedings of JIM 2000 (Journees d'Informatique Musicale), 13-18 May 2000, Bordeaux, France.

 

  • J.Carter, B. Eaglestone, M. Brown, R. Hodges (2000)

An Analysis and Classification of Folk Melodies, using a Hybrid Approach with Inductive Learning

In Proceedings of SMPC 2000(Society for Music Perception & Cognition) November 2000, Toronto, Canada

 

  • J.A.Carter, B.Eaglestone, M. Brown (2001)

A Comparison of Folk Music Analysis using Lerdahl & Jackendoff’s GTTM and a Group of Human Listeners

In Proceedings of SMPC2001 (Society for Music Perception & Cognition) August 2001, Queens University, Kingston, Ontario

 

·        J A Carter, B Eaglestone, M Brown (2003)

A comparison of folk music analysis using The Implication-Realisation Model and GTTM

In Proceedings of SMPC2003 (Society for Music Perception & Cognition) June 2003, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

 

Other

Related Links

Roger Dannenberg (Carnegie Mellon Univ)

Gerhard Widmer (Univ Vienna)

Celebrities in Cognitive Science

Ross Quinlan's Machine Learning S/W site

Geraint Wiggins' (City University) home page

Dept of AI, Edinburgh

Music Informatics Research Group, Univ Edinburgh

 

 

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