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Abstract:
The intonation recognition of piano scores is an important problem in the field of music information retrieval. Based on the neural network theory, this study constructs a piano playing intonation recognition model and uses the optimized result as the feature of piano music to realize the prediction of the music recognition of the intonation preference. The model combines the behavioral preference relationship between intonation and musical notation to measure the similarity between intonations, which is used to calculate the similarity between intonation preference and music, and solves the quantification problem of intonation recognition. In the simulation process, the pitch preference feature of piano playing is used as the identification basis, and the effectiveness of the algorithm is verified through four sets of experiments. The experimental results show that the average symbol error rate of the improved network model is reduced to 0.3234%, and the model training time is about 33.3% of the traditional convolutional recurrent neural network, which is optimized in terms of recognition accuracy and training time in single-class pitch feature. In the recommended method of multi-category evaluation of pitch features, the recognition accuracy of multi-category pitch features is 42.89%, which effectively improves the musical tone recognition rate.
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