The Segment Ontology: Bridging Music-generic and Domain-specific
The Segment Ontology: Bridging Music-generic and Domain-specific
Existing semantic representations of music analysis encapsulate narrow sub-domain concepts and are frequently scoped by the context of a particular MIR task. Segmentation is a crucial abstraction in the investigation of phenomena which unfold over time; we present a Segment Ontology as the backbone of an approach that models properties from the musicological domain independently from MIR implementations and their signal processing foundations, whilst maintaining an accurate and complete description of the relationships that link them. This framework provides two principal advantages which are explored through several examples: a layered separation of concerns that aligns the model with the needs of the users and systems that consume and produce the data; and the ability to link multiple analyses of differing types through transforms to and from the Segment axis.
Fields, Benjamin
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Page, Kevin
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De Roure, David
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Crawford, Tim
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July 2011
Fields, Benjamin
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Fields, Benjamin, Page, Kevin, De Roure, David and Crawford, Tim
(2011)
The Segment Ontology: Bridging Music-generic and Domain-specific.
3rd International Workshop on Advances in Music Information Research (AdMIRe), IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME), Barcelona, Spain.
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Existing semantic representations of music analysis encapsulate narrow sub-domain concepts and are frequently scoped by the context of a particular MIR task. Segmentation is a crucial abstraction in the investigation of phenomena which unfold over time; we present a Segment Ontology as the backbone of an approach that models properties from the musicological domain independently from MIR implementations and their signal processing foundations, whilst maintaining an accurate and complete description of the relationships that link them. This framework provides two principal advantages which are explored through several examples: a layered separation of concerns that aligns the model with the needs of the users and systems that consume and produce the data; and the ability to link multiple analyses of differing types through transforms to and from the Segment axis.
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Published date: July 2011
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3rd International Workshop on Advances in Music Information Research (AdMIRe), IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo (ICME), Barcelona, Spain, 2011-07-15
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