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Titre : Deep Learning for Symbolic Music Modeling
Date : 14 mars 2024
Heure: 14:00
Résumé : Symbolic music modeling (SMM) represents the tasks performed by Deep Learning models on the symbolic music modality, among which are music generation or music information retrieval. SMM is often handled with sequential models that process data as sequences of discrete elements called tokens. This thesis study how symbolic music can be tokenized, and what are the impacts of the different ways to do it impact models performances and efficiency. Current challenges include the lack of software to perform this step, poor model efficiency and inexpressive tokens. We address these challenges by: 1) developing a complete, flexible and easy to use software library allowing to tokenize symbolic music; 2) analyzing the impact of various tokenization strategies on model performances; 3) increasing the performance and efficiency of models by leveraging large music vocabularies with the use of byte pair encoding; 4) building the first large-scale model for symbolic music generation.
Lieu : Amphithéâtre Louis Liard, 17 rue de la Sorbonne, Paris France