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Stephen Ni-Hahn

4 papers hereh-index 14 citations4 works total

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  • first author3

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  • cs.SD3
  • cs.LG1

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activity
20242026
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4 papers

cs.LG2026

Getting Motif-ated: Controllable AI Compositions from Injected Motif Prompts

Chao Peter Yang, Cynthia Rudin, Yue Jiang +2

Deep learning has transformed symbolic music generation by borrowing the training paradigms of large language models, with systems such as NotaGen now producing complete, stylistic…

cs.SD2025

AutoSchA: Automatic Hierarchical Music Representations via Multi-Relational Node Isolation

Stephen Ni-Hahn, Rico Zhu, Jerry Yin +3

Hierarchical representations provide powerful and principled approaches for analyzing many musical genres. Such representations have been broadly studied in music theory, for insta…

cs.SD2025

ProGress: Structured Music Generation via Graph Diffusion and Hierarchical Music Analysis

Stephen Ni-Hahn, Chao Péter Yang, Mingchen Ma +3

Artificial Intelligence (AI) for music generation is undergoing rapid developments, with recent symbolic models leveraging sophisticated deep learning and diffusion model algorithm…

cs.SD2024

A New Dataset, Notation Software, and Representation for Computational Schenkerian Analysis

Stephen Ni-Hahn, Weihan Xu, Jerry Yin +4

Schenkerian Analysis (SchA) is a uniquely expressive method of music analysis, combining elements of melody, harmony, counterpoint, and form to describe the hierarchical structure…

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