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Ben Fields
July 05, 2016
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Exercises for Patterns in Recordings
from DHOxSS 2015-16
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Transcript
Patterns in Recording - Exercises Ben Fields
WEKA basics • Launch the WEKA Application • Select ‘Explorer’
• Load ’50_weka_class_labeled.arff’ • Select various Attributes (features)
WEKA basics • Attribute selection with regular expressions (‘.*’ is
an expanding wild card) • Find all the MFCC attributes • also select ‘CLASS’ • press ‘Invert’, then ‘Remove’
using a classifier • Select ‘Classify’ tab • ‘Choose’ >>
‘classifiers/bayes/ NaiveBayes’ • set test options to ‘Cross-validation’ • press ‘Start’
putting it all together • now repeat the whole process
using LPC features
Explore more files and features • Load ‘training_data_after_parsing.arff’ • Classify
against the CLASS mood labels using Random Forests and J48. Which performs better? Which classes are most confused?