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Stochastic properties of musical time series
C. Nelias and T. Geisel
Dive into the intriguing world of musical pitch sequences with our research led by Corentin Nelias and Theo Geisel. Using power spectral analysis, we unravel how classical music and jazz improvisation exhibit unique correlation structures. Discover the fascinating findings about power-law decay and musical predictability that challenge common perceptions of rhythm and structure.
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