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MUSIC INFORMATION PROCESSING a new application for operations research

The goals of the article is twofold: first, to introduce the topic of computer modeling of music information processing by humans and the potential impact of Operations Research methods in various aspects of this endeavor; and second, to introduce the Spiral Array model, a mathematical model for tonality, and to summarize some recent work on algorithms for problems in music perception and cognition based on the Spiral Array representation.

Elaine Chew | E. Chew

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