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    This document discusses classifying different types of sounds using machine learning algorithms and open source software. The objective is to classify guitar chords, human speech, clapping, and background noises as a first step to understanding song recommendation algorithms. It discusses using Google's Teachable Machine and JavaScript libraries to create classification models from input datasets. Literature on existing sound classification work is reviewed, covering areas like speech recognition, environmental sounds, and detecting sounds of nature. The document proposes applying these techniques to classify music by genre and instrument using available datasets. The intended outcomes are to learn JavaScript and how to use Teachable Machine for audio classification.

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    This document discusses classifying different types of sounds using machine learning algorithms and open source software. The objective is to classify guitar chords, human speech, clapping, and background noises as a first step to understanding song recommendation algorithms. It discusses using Google's Teachable Machine and JavaScript libraries to create classification models from input datasets. Literature on existing sound classification work is reviewed, covering areas like speech recognition, environmental sounds, and detecting sounds of nature. The document proposes applying these techniques to classify music by genre and instrument using available datasets. The intended outcomes are to learn JavaScript and how to use Teachable Machine for audio classification.

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    Guitar Chords Sound Classification

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    This document discusses classifying different types of sounds using machine learning algorithms and open source software. The objective is to classify guitar chords, human speech, clapping, and background noises as a first step to understanding song recommendation algorithms. It discusses using Google's Teachable Machine and JavaScript libraries to create classification models from input datasets. Literature on existing sound classification work is reviewed, covering areas like speech recognition, environmental sounds, and detecting sounds of nature. The document proposes applying these techniques to classify music by genre and instrument using available datasets. The intended outcomes are to learn JavaScript and how to use Teachable Machine for audio classification.

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    GUITAR CHORDS

    SOUND
    CLASSIFICATION 1
    OBJECTIVE
    To Classify Guitar Chords, Human Speech, Clap and Background Noise, which will
    be the first step to understand the currently using Algorithms like song
    recommendation.
    To learn opensource software like Google Teachable Machine, p5.js, ml5.js.

    2
    MOTIVATION
    Although GTZAN Dataset is available for Music Classification, it will involve transfer
    learning and feature extraction for model training.
    I wanted to work on Google’s Teachable Machine who takes care of above mentioned
    part and just allow you to create model by giving input datasets.
    I also have Guitar and wanted to use it for any project so I think this the best
    opportunity to make best use of it. It will also help to look into how Song
    recommendation Algorithm works.
    As for JavaScript, currently node.js is in trending but to learn the commands for that, I
    need to first master the JavaScript.
    And p5.js web browser is beginners friendly and also works as a server for all of your
    codes.
    3
    LITERATURE REVIEW
    Speechcommands18w
    Pretrained model for Sound Classification used in Google’s Teachable Machine.
    Focuses on Key Word Spotting. [Ex. Ok Google!].
    General Sound Classification
    Used for computing similarity metrics between a target sound and other sounds in a database.
    Use of hidden Markov models for representing audio spectra.
    Environmental Sound Classification
    3 Datasets were used - ESC-50, ESC-10 and UrbanSound8K
    Feature Extraction using Transfer learning is used.
    CNN Architecture is involved
    4
    LITERATURE REVIEW
    Detecting Illegal Deforestation Activities
    Detecting Sound Of Humpback Whales

    5
    OPENSOURCE SOFTWARE
    p5.js Web browser
    Google Teachable Machine
    ml5.js library

    6
    APPLICATION
    Music Classification
    Classifying music based on factors such as genre or instruments played.
    Key role in organizing audio libraries by genre, improving recommendation
    algorithms, and discovering trends and listener preferences through data analysis.
    The GTZAN genre collection dataset is available. It consists of 1000 audio files each
    having 30 seconds duration. There are 10 classes ( 10 music genres) each containing
    100 audio tracks.

    7
    OUTCOME
    To learn JavaScript and how to use Teachable Machine.
    I got to know how “Call back” function & “Arrow” functions are used.
    Also got to know about the pretrained model that is used for model training in Audio
    Classification.

    8
    REFERENCES
    https://ml5js.org/reference/api-soundClassifier/
    https://editor.p5js.org/
    https://apple.github.io/turicreate/docs/userguide/sound_classifier/
    Speech Commands: A Dataset for Limited-Vocabulary Speech Recognition
    General Sound Classification - Michael Casey, MERL Cambridge Research
    Laboratory
    Environmental Sound Classification With Convolutional Neural Networks - Karol J.
    Piczak, Institute of Electronic Systems Warsaw University of Technology

    9
    THANK YOU!!

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