2. ISMIR 2001: Bloomington, Indiana, USA

ISMIR 2001, 2nd International Symposium on Music Information Retrieval, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA, October 15-17, 2001, Proceedings. 2001

Eric Allamanche:
Content-based Identification of Audio Material Using MPEG-7 Low Level Description.
Jérôme Barthélemy: Figured Bass and Tonality Recognition.
William P. Birmingham:
MUSART: Music Retrieval Via Aural Queries.
Arbee L. P. Chen: Building a Platform for Performance Study of Various Music Information Retrieval Approaches.
David Cope: Computer Analysis of Musical Allusions.
Roger B. Dannenberg: Music Information Retrieval as Music Understanding.
Shyamala Doraisamy:
An Approach Towards A Polyphonic Music Retrieval System.
Matthew J. Dovey:
A Technique for Regular Expression Style Searching in Polyphonic Music.
J. Stephen Downie: Whither MIR Research: Thoughts about the Future.
Michael Droettboom:
Expressive and Efficient Retrieval of Symbolic Musical Data.
Adriane Durey:
Melody Spotting Using Hidden Markov Models.
Ludger Hofmann-Engl:
Towards a Cognitive Model of Melodic Similarity.
Holger H. Hoos, Kai Renz, Marko Görg:
GUIDO/MIR - an Experimental Musical Information Retrieval System based on GUIDO Music Notation. 41-50
Andreas Kornstädt:
The JRing System for Computer-Assisted Musicological Analysis.
Adam Lindsay, Youngmoo Kim: Adventures in Standardization, or How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love MPEG-7.
Colin Meek:
Thematic Extractor.
Takuichi Nishimura:
Music Signal Spotting Retrieval by a Humming Query Using Start Frame Feature Dependent Continuous Dynamic Programming.
Donncha Ó. Maidín:
Score Processing For MIR.
François Pachet:
A Naturalist Approach to Music File Name Analysis.
Emanuele Pollastri: An Audio Front End for Query-by-Humming Systems.
Christopher Raphael:
Automated Rhythm Transcription.
Jef Raskin: Making Machines Palatable.
Josh Reiss:
Efficient Multidimensional Searching Routines.
Richard P. Smiraglia:
Musical Works as Information Retrieval Entities: Epistemological Perspectives.
George Tzanetakis:
Automatic Musical Genre Classification of Audio Signals.