Merge

IF 0.2 4区 文学 Q4 Arts and Humanities
D. Eisenberg
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Abstract

The advent of digital music has brought with it plenty of tools for discovering new music. From online music blogs to crowd sourced recommendation services, modern music lovers have no shortage of resources for seeking out new tunes and old favorites to listen to wherever they are. However, current music discovery tools do not address a significant aspect of the music discovery process; music is an incredibly social form of art that connects users. The social element of music discovery is so inherent to the process of music discovery that some users only listen to new songs or artists on the suggestion of a trusted friend. Currently, the only tools that users have to facilitate this social music discovery require users to actively participate in this process. Merge seeks to remedy this by automating the process of music discovery and selection based on music preferences of peers as well as environmental factors and listening history.
数字音乐的出现带来了大量发现新音乐的工具。从在线音乐博客到众包推荐服务,无论身在何处,现代音乐爱好者都不缺乏寻找新歌和旧歌的资源。然而,目前的音乐发现工具并没有解决音乐发现过程的一个重要方面;音乐是一种令人难以置信的社交艺术形式,它将用户联系在一起。音乐发现的社交元素在音乐发现过程中是如此固有,以至于有些用户只在值得信赖的朋友的建议下才听新歌或歌手。目前,用户唯一能够促进这种社交音乐发现的工具要求用户积极参与这一过程。Merge试图通过基于同伴的音乐偏好、环境因素和收听历史的音乐发现和选择过程的自动化来解决这个问题。
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VIRGINIA QUARTERLY REVIEW
VIRGINIA QUARTERLY REVIEW LITERARY REVIEWS-
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期刊介绍: Though Charlottesville and Albemarle County were still on the fringes of the frontier when Thomas Jefferson founded his University of Virginia in 1819, he saw rising here nothing less than "a bulwark for the human mind in this hemisphere." In 1915, UVa president Edwin A. Alderman declared publicly that he was seeking to create a university publication that could be "an organ of liberal opinion . . . solidly based, thoughtfully and wisely managed and controlled, not seeking to give news, but to become a great serious publication wherein shall be reflected the calm thought of the best men."
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