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| ** This seems to work about 90% of the time | ** This seems to work about 90% of the time | ||
| ** That's what [http://musictheorysite.com/namethatkey this] site does and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6bD1qJxRow this guy] explains | ** That's what [http://musictheorysite.com/namethatkey this] site does and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6bD1qJxRow this guy] explains | ||
| + | * Use music theory to maximize non-accidentals | ||
| + | * Use music theory to minimize accidentals | ||
| + | * Use music theory to maximize non-accidentals weighted by their prominence in the key (e.g., I weighted highest, IV and V weighted next-highest) | ||
| + | ** Learn weights from data | ||
| + | * Use music theory to minimize accidentals weighted by their prominence in the key (e.g., bVII weighted lowest, bVI weighted higher) | ||
| + | ** Learn weights from data | ||
| * Use music theory to minimize accidentals to get candidates and then use music theory to choose intelligently from candidates | * Use music theory to minimize accidentals to get candidates and then use music theory to choose intelligently from candidates | ||
| + | * Use music theory to maximize non-accidentals to get candidates and then use music theory to choose intelligently from candidates | ||
| * Use neural network | * Use neural network | ||
| * Use HMM | * Use HMM | ||
