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Stephen W. Hainsworth, Malcolm D. Macleod:
Particle Filtering Applied to Musical Tempo Tracking. EURASIP J. Adv. Signal Process. 2004(15): 2385-2395 (2004)

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Stephen W. Hainsworth, Malcolm D. Macleod:
Onset Detection in Musical Audio Signals. ICMC 2003
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Stephen W. Hainsworth, Malcolm D. Macleod:
Automatic Bass Line Transcription from Polyphonic Music. ICMC 2001
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Stephen W. Hainsworth, Patrick J. Wolfe:
Time-Frequency Reassignment for Music Analysis. ICMC 2001

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