Monografie
Automatic guitar string detection by string-inverse frequency estimation
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Englisch
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1206344598
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Gesellschaft für Informatik: GI-Edition / Proceedings; 275
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- DOI
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10.18420/in2017_08
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- Geib, Tobias
- Schmitt, Maximilian
- Schuller, Björn
- Eibl, Maximilian
- Gaedke, Martin
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