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Institute of Physics Lecture - Using Artificial Intelligence and BCI for Music Making
Using Artificial Intelligence and BCI for Music Making: Then, Now, and Next” by Dr Duncan Williams
Music is a powerful and near-universal vector for emotions. Listeners seem to be ‘hard-wired’ to respond intuitively and automatically, regardless of personal preferences and individual differences. What happens in our brains when we are exposed to particular types of sounds? Can neuro-imaging techniques help us to understand these psychoacoustic cues and the cognitive effects caused by differen
Music is a powerful and near-universal vector for emotions. Listeners seem to be ‘hard-wired’ to respond intuitively and automatically, regardless of personal preferences and individual differences. What happens in our brains when we are exposed to particular types of sounds? Can neuro-imaging techniques help us to understand these psychoacoustic cues and the cognitive effects caused by differen
Free; 7pm for refreshments, lecture begins at 7:30pm
The William Penney Theatre, AWE Recreational Society, AWE Aldermaston, Berkshire RG7 4PR
Mon 13 Jun 2016
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