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Brief ismir intro + Spotify usecase By Eric Humpfrey / Secretary of ISMIR & Machine Learning Engineering Manager at Spotify Radio 2.0 Webinar Series #MediaData 28 septembre 2018 @ Vivendi En partenariat avec Deezer, RCS, INA, Médiamétrie, Audion, Singlespot, VR Connection, La Lettre Pro de la Radio, Broadcast Associés www.rr20.fr

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The International Society for
Music Information Retrieval
A brief introduction
@ejhumphrey / 2018.09.28

About
The International Society of Music Information Retrieval
(ISMIR) is a non-profit organization seeking to advance the
access, organization, and understanding of music
information.
We are interdisciplinary by design – music theory, computer
science, psychology, neuroscience, library science,
electrical engineering, machine learning, etc
http://ismir.net

The Society’s Board
President: Emilia Gómez, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
President-elect: Meinard Müller, International Audio Laboratories
Secretary: Eric J. Humphrey, Spotify, USA
Treasurer: Bob Sturm, KTH, Sweden
Member-at-large: Geoffroy Peeters, IRCAM, France
Member-at-large: Blair Kaneshiro, Smule, USA
Member-at-large: Douglas Turnbull, Ithaca College
Student member: Iris Yuping Ren, Utrecht U., Netherlands
http://ismir.net

Objectives
Foster the exchange of ideas between and among members whose activities,
though diverse, stem from a common interest in MIR
Stimulate research, development, and improvement in teaching in all branches
of MIR
Encourage publication and distribution of theoretical, empirical, and applied
studies
Cooperate with representatives of other organizations and disciplines toward
the furtherance of MIR
Support and encourage diversity in membership and the disciplines involved as
a fundamental aspect of the society
http://ismir.net

Common Use Cases
Understand music content and listener preferences to
recommend music for discovery and enjoyment at scale
Music transcription and visualization for education and
gaming
Intelligent technology for musicians and novices to express
themselves and share it with the world
http://ismir.net

Some Current Challenges
Music audio recordings are more heavily subject to copyright
and redistribution limitations
Music is an intelligent human behavior and it's experience
is highly subjective
Funding for music information research is hard to come by in
academia
http://ismir.net

Future Directions and Opportunities
Music is fundamentally human and an exciting topic area for
the study of artificial intelligence
The emphasis on music is an attractive opportunity for early
education and inclusion in a computer science field
Creative MIR is a newer avenue for reducing barriers to
music making and personal expression
http://ismir.net

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