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Pitch Smoothing Using Relative Interval Networks
Pitch tracking systems typically couple a per-frame fundamental frequency ($F_0$) estimator with a temporal smoothing stage to obtain continuous trajectories. Conventional Viterbi smoothers enforce first-order continuity but lack long-term temporal awareness and could lock into octave errors across
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