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Chopin, mazurkas and Markov

How do people compose music? Can computers, with statistics, create a mazurka that cannot be distinguished from a Chopin original? Tom Collins, Robin Laney, Alistair Willis and Paul H. Garthwaite make music with Markov models.

Robin C. Laney | Paul H. Garthwaite | Robin Laney | Alistair Willis | Tom Collins | P. Garthwaite | A. Willis | Tom Collins

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