Robust Search Methods for Music Signals Based on Simple Representation
Kunio Kashino, Akisato Kimura, Hidehisa Nagano, Takayuki Kurozumi · 2007
Signal similarity search is an important technique for music information retrieval. A basic task is finding identical signal segments on unlabeled music-signal archives, given a short music signal fragment as a query. In such a task, the search must be fast and sufficiently robust against possible signal fluctuations due to noise and distortions. In this special session paper, we describe a search method designed to cope with additive interfering sounds by spectral partitioning. Then, we introduce another method designed to be robust under multiplicative noise or distortion based on binary area representation.