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    An Electronic Arts patent about games being trained to change music based on players' emotions.

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    United States Patent ‘USOLIG17952B1 US 11,617,952 BI a2) (10) Patent No.z Sheng et al. (4s) Date of Patent Apr. 4, 2023 (54) EMOTION BASED MUSIC STYLE CHANGE 22019 Mas ons USING DEEP LEARNING 300 Braeep ean 31 Tea os Soest (71) Applicane: Eletronte Arts Ine, Redwood City, 32a Rhea Goon abt AUS) 0a Bae fos a735 W3be%21 B33032 Guan NSE Ta st (72) Inventors: Jie Sheng. Sumyvale, CA (US); Hulya Medea B2* $2022 Ennis ‘AF 1308 Duyat Visit, Una, IL (US), Chong (Continved) ‘hwo, Speing TX US) OTHER PUBLICATIONS (73) Assiance: Eletronie Art Ine, Redvood Ci aa — ey Se tl Mii Noting Dyn ningun ftom of Mie With Apptications to Sle Taer” 1b lnerna : : - theterm ofthis #8! Sei fr Muse Infomation Reel Coferenee, Pais (7) Novice: Subject io any dislimer the term of his Hel Sty M Patent is extended or adjusted under 35 3 USC. 154(b) by 0 days. (Continued) Primary Examiner — William H McCulloch, J ee eed (74) Auorne, Agen, oF Firm —MeDermct Will & (22) Fils Apr 13, 2021 Emery LLP Gmc on ABSTRACT AGE 1384 201401) Various aspects of the subject technology reat o systems, AOE 1967 (201401) mothods, and machine-readable media for changing ic AO3P 1340 (201401) ‘off video game basa on a player's emotion. The method (2) USC includes reeiving indicators of emotion comprising in- ce AGE 184 (201409) ABBE 13140 gape atte ofa layerina Video game. The tod so (2014.09), A63F 14767 2014.09) inches predicting an emotion ofthe player based on the (58). Feld of Classification Search icator of emotion from the video game. The metho also c "AGS 13167, AGIF 13/40, AGIF 13/54 inchudes receiving original music from the video game, The (66) ‘Se application file for complete search history References Cited US, PATENT DOCUMENTS, . sates 8076565 BLY 122011 Bonet nani .06ks57 BI* 92018 aged uot 10 method albo includes determining an original tone of the ‘original musie, The meshod also includes determining transformed tone based atleast in part onthe emotion ofthe player tht was predicted. The method also inchades tans- forming the original tone of the original music 1 the transformed tone. The method also includes generating transformed music from the eriginal music based om the transformed tone “ ims, § Drawing Sheets 1 abba | eafate Spam al! SN 2520) Jo precise Pra Sect Tt ot US 11,617,952 BL Pape 2 (66) References Cited US, PATENT DOCUMENTS, 2009082104 AL* 32009 Hepsrom AGELBI0 ra 200910082105 A1* 72000 Hepsrom ASF NID “8 200900168632 AL* 72000 Rigopeles ..- GIOH 1008 20170357806 ALF 122017 Tein on Ht downass ALS "S018 Mare ‘aso 160879 igure ALS Sm Me GieN S18 Soauonsspan ALS "SO03t Huang Goo 20900 SnOIOISRH ALY 39022. Kushnan Gounod 20220139376 ALY $2022. Bucs ‘GIOL LS08 “425 (OTHER PUBLICATIONS Mali, fo al, “Noun! Trnlation of Maal Style” reeved fiom arXiv1708038351 [es SD] Au. 11, 2017: 9 pas * cin by examiner US 11,617,952 BL Sheet 1 of 5 Apr. 4, 2023 U.S. Patent ISN POWUCJSUeL| isnyy jeuibuCQ, IP Ald Gzh a saqnquny ewed-ul Jakejg~ US 11,617,952 BL Sheet 2 of 5 Apr. 4, 2023 U.S. Patent zOld 0sz~, ove~ Ore 09% yndjng Jepovaq - WwaieT é th 002 ate 8 avr Feapen mL GS) - LS aege 7 r= Le ere 7s erg! wuopipalg i + tions, and means for executing the stored instractions that ‘when executed by the means, cause the means to perform a Iethod for changing music of a video game based on & player's emotion. The meth includes receiving indicators ‘of emotion comprising ingame attributes of a player in a ideo game. The method also includes prescting an emotion ‘of the player based on the indicators of emotion from the ideo game. The method also includes receiving original music from the video game. The method also includes ddeermining an orignal tone of the exginal musie. The method also ineiudes determining a transformed tone based ft east in parton the emotion of the player that as predicted, The method also includes transforming the origi- hal tone of the original music to the transformed tone. The method also includes generating tanslormes music from the ‘original musi hase onthe transformed tone BRIEF DESCRIPTION OP THE SEVERAL, VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS, ‘Toss identify the discussion of any particular element ‘or act, the most significant digit or digits in a reference humber refer tothe figure numer i which tha element is first introduce. FIG. 1 illasrtes am exemplary system for changing imsie ofa video game based on payer's emotion, accond- ing to certain aspects ofthe present diselosure. IG. 2 usistes an exentplry’ variational autoencader for changing musie of video game based on a player's ‘emotion, according to certain aspects of the preseat disco TG, 3 illsates system configured for changing music ‘of video game based ona player's enotion in accordance ‘with one or more implementations. IG. illustrates a example fw diagram for changing muse ofa video game hosed on a player's emotion, accond- ing to certain aspects of the prevent dislosure, TIG. 8 isa block diagram illuseating an example com- pute system (e,representing both client ax server wit Which aspects of the subject technology can be imple- mented Tn one or more implementations, not all ofthe depicted ‘components in esch figure may be required and one or more implementations may inelade additonal components not shown ina figure, Variations inthe arsingement and ype of US 11,617,952 BI 3 the componcats may be made without departing from the scope af the subject disclosure. Additional components

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