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Thai music emotion recognition based on western music

Author(s)
Sangnark, S.
Lertwatechakul, M.
Benjangkaprasert, C.
Date Issued
May 29, 2019
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1088/1742-6596/1195/1/012009
Abstract
Music emotion recognition is the music emotion detected from people's annotations. In this paper, the Thai music was the evaluated set of a system based on western music training settings. By using valence-arousal values, multiple linear regression, k-nearest neighbours to represent the emotional annotations from the music. We used valence and energy(arousal) from Spotify API to the investigated emotion of Thai music. As a result, the Thai music emotion according to the western music criteria could be understood. The highest f-measure of Thai music from multiple linear regression All feature was 41% and the f-measure of western music from multiple linear regression without tempo feature was 51 %, which are very different because All feature in western music is low efficiency than other models.
Citation
Journal of Physics Conference Series, 1195(1), 2019
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