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Deep neural networks with voice entry estimation heuristics for voice separation in symbolic music representations

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Table 1. The feature vector, containing note-level (0-2),note-chord (3-5), chord-level (6-12), and polyphonic em-bedding features (13-32)
Figure 3. The Well-Tempered Clavier, Fugue 17 in A♭major (BWV 886), closing bars. Temporarily added ex-tra voice, chromatically descending from G3 to E♭3 (lowerstaff), and in-voice chord (upper staff, final chord).
Table 2. Experiment 1. Best-performing models per HL value, 48 fugues (top) and 30 inventions (bottom)

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