Motion discrimination method and device using a hidden markov model
AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorSatoshi Usa
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AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorSatoshi Usa
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A motion discrimination method or a motion discrimination device is provided to discriminate a kind of a motion, i.e., one of conducting operations which are made by a human operator by swinging a baton to conduct music of a certain time (e.g., quadruple time). Herein, sensors are provided to detect the motion, made by the human operator, to produce detection values. The detection values are converted to operation labels, which are assembled together in a certain time unit (e.g., 10 ms) to form label series. In addition, there are provided a plurality of Hidden Markov Models, each of which is constructed to learn label series corresponding to a specific motion in advance. Calculations are performed to produce probabilities that multiple Hidden Markov Models respectively output the label series corresponding to the detected motion. Then, a kind of the motion is discriminated on the basis of result of the calculations. Further, a beat label representing the discriminated kind of the motion is inserted into the label series. Herein, the discrimination is made only when a highest one of the probabilities exceeds a certain threshold value so that designation of a beat is detected. Incidentally, the discriminated kind of the motion is used as a detected beat, designated by the human operator, by which a tempo of automatic performance is controlled.
A motion discrimination method comprising the steps of:
A motion discrimination method comprising the steps of:
A motion discrimination device comprising:
A motion discrimination device comprising:
A storage device storing programs and data which cause an electronic apparatus to execute a motion discrimination method comprising the steps of:
A machine-readable medium storing program instructions for controlling a machine to perform a method including a plurality of steps,
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