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The Induction of Musical Structure Using Correlation

The empirical induction of musical structures by software systems can be realized through the use of the statistical data comparison method known as correlation. By using correlation to measure the similarity of pitch or rhythmic fragments ("windows") from a musical work with other equally sized fragments from the same musical work, basic structural generalizations can be made. In support of this assertion, a software tool utilizing a "windowed" correlation technique has been developed.