The evolution of music, from random note strings to certain "pleasant" note sequences, is traced in a multi-agent computational model. A community of agents, with some musical guidelines and expertise from different aspects, compose their own and criticize other's music to improve individual music perfromance. Based on common musical interest, some social structure with Small World charactieristics is formed up. Through adopting general rule-based system and some evolutionary mechanisms, this model introduces a realistic communication scenario and shows an optimization process following local information. It provides an instructive computational framework to study music as well as other cultural phenomena, such as language. © 2005 IEEE.link...
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This dissertation reports on interdisciplinary research concerning interaction in the fields of comp...
International audienceWe present a suite of tools under development for music creation and performan...
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This thesis studies rhythm from an evolutionary computation perspective. Rhythm is the most fundamen...
In this article a multi-agent system is presented which generates melody pitch sequences with a hier...
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For all of humankind’s creative achievements, we in turn were made by a more powerful creative force...
We propose a model of how a maladaptive and competitive system of musical interaction, based on a no...
This thesis suggests a new model of human-machine interaction in the domain of non-idiomatic musical...
Abstract. The present work proposes a model for a Multi-Agent System capable to deal with music. We ...
The authors have constructed an artificial world of coevolving communicating agents. The behavior of...
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This chapter examines a range of approaches to algorithmic music making inspired by biological syste...
The authors have constructed an artificial world of coevolving communicating agents. The behavior of...
This dissertation reports on interdisciplinary research concerning interaction in the fields of comp...
International audienceWe present a suite of tools under development for music creation and performan...
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