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J-DISC Project: Jazz Music Information Retrieval Overview

Learn about Music Information Retrieval (MIR) in jazz, J-DISC project aims, challenges faced, and use cases explored. Insights on user needs and research problems discussed. Presented by Tad Shull, Director of Research Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University.

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J-DISC Project: Jazz Music Information Retrieval Overview

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  1. Jazz and Music Information Retrieval J-DISC Project Briefing CNI Membership Meeting 12/9/2013 Tad Shull, Project Director Director of Research Center for Jazz Studies at Columbia University

  2. Introduction • What is MIR? • Use cases of J-DISC MIR

  3. MIR: its aims and import

  4. MIR: its aims and import

  5. MIR: its aims and import

  6. MIR: its aims and import

  7. MIR: its aims and import

  8. Challenges of Jazz to MIR

  9. Challenges of Jazz to MIR

  10. Challenges of Jazz to MIR

  11. Use cases: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  12. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  13. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  14. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  15. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  16. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  17. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  18. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  19. Use case: What we aim to do with Jazz MIR

  20. Discussion User needs? Research problems?

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