Sentence examples for rhythmic sources from inspiring English sources
The common bases Ar are shared for different segments due to high temporal repeatability in rhythmic sources.
The rhythmic sources and harmonic sources are reconstructed through the relevant bases in common subspace and individual subspace, respectively.
In [13], NMF was applied for drum source separation where the factorized components were partitioned into rhythmic sources and harmonic sources.
We present a group-based NMF where the groups of common bases and individual bases are estimated for blind separation of rhythmic sources and harmonic sources, respectively.
Moreover, the sparseness constraint is imposed on two groups of reconstruction weights S r ( l ) ∈ R + D r × M and S h ( l ) ∈ R + D h × M. It is assumed that the reconstruction weights of rhythmic sources S r ( l ) and harmonic sources S h ( l ) are independent, but the dependencies between reconstruction weights within each group are allowed.
"Not only will dancers be called upon to do it in a classical ballet company, but it always brings you back to that rhythmic source, and it is so closely linked to our tradition: many classical steps are folk steps transfigured".
In [21], the nonnegative matrix partial co-factorization (NMPCF) was proposed for rhythmic source separation.
With these posterior estimates, the rhythmic source and the harmonic source are calculated by  r Ŝ r and  h Ŝ h, respectively.
Given the magnitude spectrogram as input data matrix X, NMPCF decomposes the music signal into a drum or rhythmic part and a residual or harmonic part X≈ArSr+AhSh with the factorized matrices including basis matrix and weight matrix for rhythmic source {Ar,Sr} and for harmonic source {Ah,Sh}.
The outputs from these three roots were not identical, however, as one might assume if they were driven by a single rhythmic source.
Jingxi was born of an amalgamation of elements from several sources: rhythmic beating of clappers to mark time for movements (from Shanxi and Gansu), singing in the two modes of xipi and erhuang (from Anhui), and increased use of acrobatics in fighting scenes.
