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Abstract: This paper explores the convergence of computational music generation models, specifically those utilizing large language models (LLMs) and diffusion techniques, with the current understanding of human auditory perception. We investigate how stochastic processes, such as Markov chains and diffusion models, simulate musical structure and novelty, and discuss the hypothesized neural correlates involved in the processing and appreciation of these synthetic compositions. This text is randomly generated for testing.
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Keywords: MIR, testing
Primary Area: Generative tasks
Secondary Areas: MIR data fundamentals -> multimodality
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Submission Number: 4
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