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Computer Analysis and Automatic Recognition Technology of Music Emotion

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  • Yuehua Xiang
  • Wei Liu

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With the rapid development of the related computer industry, the use of computer-related technologies has become more and more frequent. The music industry is no exception. The research and analysis of music emotions has been a problem since ancient times. Due to the diversification of music emotions, people with different music in the same piece of music will have different feelings. The research topic of this article is to make a comprehensive analysis of the computer’s automatic identification technology, combined with the powerful subcapacity of the computer, so that the research on music emotion can be developed rapidly. The article analyzes the technical research of the automatic recognition and analysis of music emotion in the computer, and conducts a comprehensive analysis of the music emotion through the research of the computer-related automatic recognition technology. This paper focuses on the computer automatic recognition model of music emotion, and successfully realizes the design and simulation of the automatic recognition system based on the MATLAB platform. An automatic identification model using BP neural network algorithm is proposed. By comparing it with the statistical classification algorithm, the experimental results verify the effectiveness of the designed BP network in music emotion recognition.

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  • Yuehua Xiang & Wei Liu, 2022. "Computer Analysis and Automatic Recognition Technology of Music Emotion," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2022, pages 1-9, March.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:3145785
    DOI: 10.1155/2022/3145785
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