Abstract
Music plays an important role in many people’s lives. When listening to music, we usually choose those music pieces that best suit our current moods. However attractive, automating this task remains a challenge. To this end the approaches in the literature exploit different kinds of information (audio, visual, social, etc.) about individual music pieces. In this work, we study the task of classifying music into different mood categories by integrating information from two domains: audio and semantic. We combine information extracted directly from audio with information about the corresponding tracks’ lyrics using a bi-modal Deep Boltzmann Machine architecture and show the effectiveness of this approach through empirical experiments using the largest music dataset publicly available for research and benchmark purposes.
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