Guitar model recognition from single instrument audio recordings

David Johnson, G. Tzanetakis
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The main goal of this paper is to explore the recognition of particular guitar models from single instrument audio recordings. This is different than existing work in music instrument recognition that deals with identifying different instrument types. Through a set of experiments we evaluate different sets of audio features and classifiers for this purpose. To improve accuracy a composite classifier is implemented to first discriminate between electric and acoustic guitars. This affords flexibility in training different models for each guitar type. A data set consisting of audio recordings from 15 guitar models, each recorded with a set of different playing configurations, is used for training and testing. We have found that K Nearest Neighbors and Support Vector Machine (SVM) classifiers perform the best. Testing is done by leaving a specific playing configuration out of the training model. Specific test cases show satisfactory results, with one test case achieving over 70% accuracy and a second one over 50%; both using a composite SVM model.
吉他模型识别从单一乐器录音
本文的主要目标是探索从单个乐器录音中识别特定吉他模型的方法。这与现有的乐器识别工作不同,后者涉及识别不同的乐器类型。通过一组实验,我们评估了不同的音频特征集和分类器。为了提高精度,实现了一种复合分类器来首先区分电吉他和原声吉他。这为每种吉他类型提供了训练不同模型的灵活性。数据集由15种吉他型号的录音组成,每种型号都有一组不同的演奏配置,用于训练和测试。我们发现K个最近邻和支持向量机(SVM)分类器表现最好。测试是通过在训练模型中留下特定的游戏配置来完成的。特定的测试用例显示了令人满意的结果,一个测试用例达到了70%以上的准确性,另一个测试用例达到了50%以上;两者均采用复合支持向量机模型。
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