Abstract

With the continuous development of the research in the field of emotion analysis, music, as a common multimodal information carrier in people’s daily life, often transmits emotion through lyrics and melody, so it has been gradually incorporated into the research category of emotion analysis. The fusion classification model based on CNN-LSTM proposed in this paper effectively improves the accuracy of emotional classification of audio and lyrics. At the same time, in view of the problem that the traditional decision-level fusion method ignores the correlation between modes and the limitations of dataset, this paper further improves the existing Thayer dimension emotional decision fusion method, takes the audio energy axis data as the main discrimination basis, and improves the accuracy of decision fusion classification. Based on the results of music emotion analysis, this paper further carries out the task of music generation. Based on the feature that there is often consistent emotional expression between music words and songs, a dual Seq2Seq framework based on reinforcement learning is constructed. By introducing the reward value of emotional consistency and content fidelity, the output melody has the same emotion with the input lyrics and good results are achieved. Compared with the ordinary Seq2Seq, the accuracy of our proposed model is improved by about 1.1%. This shows that the accuracy of the model can be effectively improved by using reinforcement learning.

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