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From Individual Songs to Music Corpora: Evaluating Explainable Harmonic Decision-Making on HookTheory
Automatic melody harmonization is often evaluated through individual compositions or data-driven corpus models. This study examines whether an explainable harmonic decision model developed for individual songs can be applied to independently collected human annotations without changing its rules. We
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