Abstract
The task of music emotion recognition (MER) has previously been explored using a variety of audio, lyrical, and basic meta-data features. As feature extraction and classification algorithms advance, the need for relevant extra-musical features becomes apparent. The efficacy of familiarity as a feature in a MER system was evaluated by a Random Forest feature importance analysis on a novel dataset of 5000 clips with annotated familiarity and valence. Familiarity was correlated to perceived valence (r = 0.250) and resulted in a statistically significant increase of 0.011 in the F-score of a baseline MER classifier upon its inclusion.
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May, L., & Casey, M. (2020). Familiar Feelings: Listener-Rated Familiarity in Music Emotion Recognition. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 1168 CCIS, pp. 446–453). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-43887-6_37
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