Other Issues
- Human-computer interaction and interfaces — multi-modal interfaces, user interfaces and usability, mobile applications, user behavior
- Music perception, cognition, affect, and emotions — music similarity metrics, syntactical parameters, semantic parameters, musical forms, structures, styles ands, music annotation methodologies
- Music archives, libraries, and digital collections — music digital libraries, public access to musical archives, benchmarks and research databases
- Intellectual property rights and music — national and international copyright issues, digital rights management, identification and traceability
- Sociology and Economy of music — music industry and use of MIR in the production, distribution, consumption chain, user profiling, validation, user needs and expectations, evaluation of music IR systems, building test collections, experimental design and metrics
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