Research on Recognition and Classification of Folk Music Based on Feature Extraction Algorithm
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In this study, the feature extraction algorithm for folk music was analyzed. The features of folk music were extracted in aspects of time domain and frequency domain. Then, a support vector machine (SVM) was selected to identify and classify folk music. It was found that the performance of SVM was the best when was 26 and was 4; the recognition rate of using only one feature was inferior to that of using all features; the highest recognition rate of SVM was 92.76%; compared with back propagation neural network (BPNN) and decision tree classification method, SVM had a higher recognition rate. The experimental results show the effectiveness of SVM, which can be applied in practice.
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