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Lute Acoustic Quality Evaluation and Note Recognition Based on the Softmax Regression BP Neural Network

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  • Lili Liu
  • Man Fai Leung

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Note recognition technology has very important applications in instrument tuning, automatic computer music recognition, music database retrieval, and electronic music synthesis. This paper addresses the above issues by conducting a study on acoustic quality evaluation and its note recognition based on artificial neural networks, taking the lute as an example. For the acoustic quality evaluation of musical instruments, this paper uses the subjective evaluation criteria of musical instruments as the basis for obtaining the results of the subjective evaluation of the acoustic quality of the lute, similar to the acoustic quality evaluation, extracts the CQT and MFCC note signal features, and uses the single and combined features as the input to the Softmax regression BP neural network multiclassification recogniser; the classification coding of standard tones is used as the target for supervised network learning. The algorithm can identify 25 notes from bass to treble with high accuracy, with an average recognition rate of 95.6%; compared to other recognition algorithms, the algorithm has the advantage of fewer constraints, a wider range of notes, and a higher recognition rate.

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  • Lili Liu & Man Fai Leung, 2022. "Lute Acoustic Quality Evaluation and Note Recognition Based on the Softmax Regression BP Neural Network," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2022, pages 1-7, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:1978746
    DOI: 10.1155/2022/1978746
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