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Not all generalisation failures can be bought back: four boundaries in affective audio modelling
Models mapping acoustic properties onto affective response underpin applications from music recommendation to sound design, yet are evaluated almost entirely within the corpus they were fitted on. When one fails outside it, the standard response -- more data, or a larger model -- assumes every failu
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