Temporal knowledge and musical perception: application to auditive illusions

p. [276]-[288]

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This paper proposes some clues for a formal framework for representing and manipulating knowledge about musical perception. Our purpose is to set up a perception model that will enable us to simulate the behaviour of an agent in listening situation. It will lead to produce an “Intelligent" representation of a piece of music. We apply ourselves here to characterize intervention of Time in the musical perception in initiating a formal comparison between several models. Reasoning within a classical time logic supposes to take a priori time as a cause to describe the nature of knowledge. Our approach consists in supposing that the structure of knowledge a posteriori informs time; thus the nature of time is a consequence of the interpretation of events. This means we have to distinguish Universal Time from a bunch of musical times. We focus on some auditives illusions for their capacity to show particular properties of Musical Time.

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Jean-Philippe Prost, « Temporal knowledge and musical perception: application to auditive illusions », CASYS, 4 | 1999, [276]-[288].

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Jean-Philippe Prost, « Temporal knowledge and musical perception: application to auditive illusions », CASYS [En ligne], 4 | 1999, mis en ligne le 15 July 2024, consulté le 20 September 2024. URL : http://popups.lib.uliege.be/1373-5411/index.php?id=1575

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Jean-Philippe Prost

University of Aix-en-Provence

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