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Yann Bayle
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Doctoral Thesis
PhD in Computer Science
2015 - 2018
My PhD in one sentence (
Other PhD description in one sentence
)
Building playlist is hard.
Aim
Provide new tools for high-level music analysis
Enhance the supervised classification of musical tags in big unbalanced musical databases.
Fields
Machine learning
Artificial intelligence
Digital audio signal processing
Music Information Retrieval
Musical recommender systems
Music autotagging
Supervisors
Pierre Hanna
Matthias Robine
Affiliations
LaBRI
CNRS
Bordeaux University
Conference presence
Horse 2017
CBMI 2017
JIM 2016
ISMIR 2015
Reviewer for
SMC 2018
LAC 2017
ISMIR 2016
DaFX 2016
Articles
Journal
Detecting temporal changes in acoustic scenes: The variable benefit of selective attention.
Laurent Demany
, Yann Bayle,
Emilie Puginier
and
Catherine Semal
Hearing Research
(IF: 2.9)
Volume 353, September 2017, Pages 17–25
Conference paper
Kara1k: a karaoke dataset for cover song identification and singing voice analysis
Yann Bayle,
Ladislav Maršík
,
Martin Rusek
,
Matthias Robine
,
Pierre Hanna
,
Kateřina Slaninová
,
Jan Martinovič
and
Jaroslav Pokorný
19th IEEE
International Symposium on Multimedia
(ISM)
Taichung, Taiwan
11-13 December 2017
Pages 1-8
Acceptance rate: 21.82%
Honorable mention for being in the Top 6 papers
Source code
SATIN: A Persistent Musical Database for Music Information Retrieval.
Yann Bayle,
Pierre Hanna
and
Matthias Robine
15th International Workshop on
Content-Based Multimedia Indexing
(CBMI)
Florence, Italy
19-21 June 2017
Pages 1-5
Source code
Large-Scale classification of music tracks according to the presence of singing voices.
Yann Bayle,
Pierre Hanna
and
Matthias Robine
10ème conférence des
Journées d’Informatique Musicale
(JIM).
Albi, France
31 March 2016
Pages 144-152