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Fig. 1. Emotify interface. Calmness and tenderness are selected and highlighted. An explanation is shown for the hovered button
Fig. 2. Histogram of amount of annotators per song for subsets A and B.
Table 6 lists the most frequent semantic groups of comments, ordered by popularity. As we can see from the table, by far the most frequent suggestion is not related to emotion induced by music but to disliking it—boredom
Fig. 3. Scatterplot of song ICC vs. its liking. Pearson’s r = 0.31.

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