Abstract
Abstract. As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies are developing rapidly and are widely used in various domains, it is efficient and convenient for composers to make music using AI to convert sheet music to audio. This research aims to compare the performance of different models in identifying individual notes within sheet music. Compared to traditional technologies like Optical Music Recognition (OMR), deep learning models have a significant advantage in processing blurry images with high efficiency. In the research process, three different models are used in searching for musical notes: OMR, You Only Look Once (YOLO)v5, and YOLOv8. The evaluation index consists of recognition accuracy, mean Average Precision (mAP), inference speed, and parameter quantity. After the experiment, it is found that the YOLO model performs best with high accuracy and fast speed. Based on the above analyses, the thesis finds that the YOLO model can be an efficient tool in composing music, with further research.
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