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Daily Archives: February 23, 2009
Music and Exploratory Search
One of my early, longstanding information retrieval passions is Music Information Retrieval — especially content-based music IR. I began research in MIR back in 1998 as a graduate student at UMass Amherst. In 2000, we organized the very first ISMIR … Continue reading
Posted in Music IR
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What is a “Gupf”?
The title of this blog is “Information Retrieval Gupf”. I’ll wager that more than a few of you are wondering what a Gupf is. Gupf is an Austrian slang/dialect form of the high German word “Gipfel”, which means “peak” or … Continue reading
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