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Generative Melody Composition with Human-in-the-Loop Bayesian Optimization

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arxiv 2010.03190 v1 pith:DYZYASN6 submitted 2020-10-07 cs.SD cs.HCeess.AS

Generative Melody Composition with Human-in-the-Loop Bayesian Optimization

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keywords melodysystemgenerativeapproachbayesiancompositiondesiredhuman-in-the-loop
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Deep generative models allow even novice composers to generate various melodies by sampling latent vectors. However, finding the desired melody is challenging since the latent space is unintuitive and high-dimensional. In this work, we present an interactive system that supports generative melody composition with human-in-the-loop Bayesian optimization (BO). This system takes a mixed-initiative approach; the system generates candidate melodies to evaluate, and the user evaluates them and provides preferential feedback (i.e., picking the best melody among the candidates) to the system. This process is iteratively performed based on BO techniques until the user finds the desired melody. We conducted a pilot study using our prototype system, suggesting the potential of this approach.

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