Acoustic feature engineering and neural network pipelines for automated music categorization.
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01Overview
An automated audio intelligence system that scans digital music, extracts spectral signatures, and generates genre categories to organize music databases.
Tech stack
02The challenge
Manual categorization of music collections is slow and highly subjective, creating bottlenecks for media publishers and streaming apps.
The brief
Acoustic waves are highly unstructured. Extracting clear features that distinguish similar musical styles (e.g. Jazz vs. Blues) is difficult.
03The solution
Engineered audio wave processing pipelines using Librosa to compute Mel-Frequency Cepstral Coefficients (MFCCs), chroma matrices, and spectral centroids. Input variables into a deep CNN architecture.
Raw audio data (.wav) is decoded, split into segments, and converted into 2D MFCC spectrogram images. These spectrograms are fed into a 2D CNN model that classifies the audio.
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04Key features
05Results
Reached 87.5% classification accuracy across 10 distinct genres, outperforming traditional machine learning classifiers by 18%.
Next step
From data and model training to evaluation and a production API. Tell me what you want it to do.
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