Information processing device, information processing method, and information processing program
AssigneesOMRON Corporation, The University of Tokyo
InventorsKota ARAI, Yutaro HIRAO, Takuji NARUMI, Tomohiko NAKAMURA, Shinnosuke TAKAMICHI, Shigeo KADOMURA YOSHIDA
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Abstract
An information processing device generates a first feature vector from data representing the subject timbre. The information processing device calculates a second feature vector representing a figure from the first feature vector representing the subject timbre, on the basis of a result of association of the first feature vector to the second feature vector. The information processing device generates a figure representing the subject timbre from the second feature vector.
Claims7
An information processing device that
- generates a first feature vector from data representing a subject timbre,
- calculates a second feature vector representing a figure from the first feature vector representing the subject timbre, on a basis of a result of association of the first feature vector with the second feature vector,
- generates a figure representing the subject timbre from the second feature vector, and
- outputs the generated figure.
An information processing method implemented by a computer to perform processing including:
- generating a first feature vector from data representing a subject timbre;
- calculating a second feature vector representing a figure from the first feature vector representing the subject timbre, on a basis of a result of association of the first feature vector with the second feature vector;
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- generating a figure representing the subject timbre from the second feature vector.
A non-transitory storage medium storing an information processing program that is executable by a computer to perform processing including:
- generating a first feature vector from data representing a subject timbre;
- calculating a second feature vector representing a figure from the first feature vector representing the subject timbre, on a basis of a result of association of the first feature vector with the second feature vector;
- and
- generating a figure representing the subject timbre from the second feature vector.
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