Elaine Chew
Affiliations: | Industrial and Systems Engineering: Doctor of Philosophy | University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, United States |
Area:
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"Elaine Chew"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Arpi Mardirossian | grad student | 2007 | USC |
| Ching-Hua Chuan | grad student | 2008 | USC |
| Erdem Unal | grad student | 2008 | USC |
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| Herremans D, Chew E. (2019) MorpheuS: Generating Structured Music with Constrained Patterns and Tension Ieee Transactions On Affective Computing. 10: 510-523 |
| Sturm BL, Ben-Tal O, Monaghan Ú, et al. (2019) Machine learning research that matters for music creation : a case study Journal of New Music Research. 48: 36-55 |
| Herremans D, Chuan C, Chew E. (2017) A Functional Taxonomy of Music Generation Systems Acm Computing Surveys. 50: 69 |
| Chew E. (2016) Playing with the Edge: Tipping Points and the Role of Tonality Music Perception: An Interdisciplinary Journal. 33: 344-366 |
| Kosta K, Ramírez R, Bandtlow OF, et al. (2016) Mapping between dynamic markings and performed loudness: a machine learning approach Journal of Mathematics and Music. 10: 149-172 |
| Chuan C, Chew E. (2014) The Kusc C Lassical Music Dataset For Audio Key Finding The International Journal of Multimedia & Its Applications. 6: 1-18 |
| Smith JBL, Schankler I, Chew E. (2014) Listening as a Creative Act: Meaningful Differences in Structural Annotations of Improvised Performances Music Theory Online. 20 |
| Chew E. (2014) Music interaction with others as conveyor of relational intent: A response to Cross (2014) Psychology of Music. 42: 826-838 |
| Smith JBL, Chuan C, Chew E. (2014) Audio Properties of Perceived Boundaries in Music Ieee Transactions On Multimedia. 16: 1219-1228 |
| Chuan CH, Chew E. (2011) Generating and evaluating musical harmonizations that emulate style Computer Music Journal. 35: 64-82 |