Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Composers commonly employ ornamentation and elaboration techniques to generate varied versions of an initial core melodic idea. Dynamic programming techniques, based on edit operations, are used to find similarities beten melodic strings. Hover, replacements, insertions and deletion may give non-musically pertinent similarities, especially if rhythmic or metrical structure is not considered.  propose, herein, to compute the similarity beten a reduced query and a melody employing only fragmentation operations. Such fragmentations transform one note from the reduced query into a possible large set of notes, taking into account metrical, pitch and rhythm constraints, as ll as elementary parallelism information.  test the proposed algorithm on two prototypical ''theme and variations'' piano pieces by W. A. Mozart and show that the proposed constrained fragmentation operations are capable of detecting variations with high sensitivity and specificity.
['Mathieu Giraud', 'Ken Déguernel', 'Emilios Cambouropoulos']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Fragmentations with Pitch, Rhythm and Parallelism Constraints for Variation Matching
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