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Hit Song Science Is Not Yet a Science.

Pachet et al., 2008

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6185201801226902007
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Pachet F
Roy P
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ISMIR

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We describe a largeYscale experiment aiming at validating the hypothesis that the popularity of music titles can be predicted from global acoustic or human features. We use a 32.000 title database with 632 manuallyYentered labels per title including 3 related to the …
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