58,105 Irish-style double jigs

• These 58,105 tunes come from a collection of 100,001 generated by the folk-rnn (v2) model trained on tens of thousands of transcriptions of Irish traditional dance music. This subset are tunes approved by an artificial critic according to how well they exemplify characteristics of the 365 double jigs in O’Neill’s “1001” (1907) – in reference to a few rough measures. Each tune is numbered in the order of its generation by folk-rnn (v2). Two values accompanying each tune denote its “distance” from the double jigs in O’Neill’s “1001”, and the greatest number of quavers of 24 matching the double jigs in O’Neill’s “1001”. More information about this critic and these tunes can be found in: B.L.T. Sturm, “An Artificial Critic of Irish Double Jigs”, in Proc. AI Music Creativity Conference, Graz, 2021. 

• These 58,105 tunes come from a collection of 100,001 generated by the folk-rnn (v2) model trained on tens of thousands of transcriptions of Irish traditional dance music. This subset are tunes approved by an artificial critic according to how well they exemplify characteristics of the 365 double jigs in O’Neill’s “1001” (1907) – in reference to a few rough measures. Each tune is numbered in the order of its generation by folk-rnn (v2). Two values accompanying each tune denote its “distance” from the double jigs in O’Neill’s “1001”, and the greatest number of quavers of 24 matching the double jigs in O’Neill’s “1001”. More information about this critic and these tunes can be found in: B.L.T. Sturm, “An Artificial Critic of Irish Double Jigs”, in Proc. AI Music Creativity Conference, Graz, 2021.

Subject headings

HUMANIORA  -- Konst -- Musik (hsv//swe)

HUMANITIES  -- Arts -- Music (hsv//eng)

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kfu (subject category)