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A translation is provided for each excerpt directly in the corresponding column position.
Therefore, the exact temporal position of the onsets for each excerpt was detected with the aid of the MIRToolbox [52].
The subjects gave emotionality and preference ratings and tried to name the title, artist, and year of popularity for each excerpt.
Slices of random length (150 ≤ t ≤ 250 ms) were then taken from a point that was 10 ms before the peak onset for each excerpt that was being used to represent a tag cluster.
In addition, the first two epochs (first six-seconds) of recording for each excerpt was discarded in order to remove data related to any possible startle response associated with music onset.
To correct for this problem, outliers beyond four standard deviations from the mean of each rating category (WE-neutral, WE-LP, WE-HP, and WE-chills) were removed for each excerpt and for each participant individually.
While the defendants in the present case do not rely on that proposition as a central contention, the evidence in the record and all reasonable inferences to be drawn in favor of defendants indicate the grave harm to education that is occurring where coursepack copiers are required to obtain permission and pay permission fees for the students' use of each excerpt.
To investigate the effects of familiarity on the parametric modulation of the canonical hemodynamic response function (HRF), a parametric regressor modelling familiarity was constructed, based on the familiarity judgments for each melody excerpt.
For each training excerpt, the smoothing parameters and initializer were selected to maximize the SDR performance.
To illustrate some of the strengths and weaknesses of the developed method, Table 5 shows the SDR, SIR and SAR results for each individual music excerpt from database T2.
(In order not to weigh down the text, we only quote one interview excerpt for each of the points raised by the study subjects. But the excerpts have been chosen with a view to reflecting the perspective of the largest possible number of people).
